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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1952)
BROOKINGS-HARBO? PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE SIXTEEN Trursday, December 4, 1952 made for establishing predatory out by members of the associa anim als control bait stations at tion working with the government W atches B utte, Calf Ranch, Ed- trappers. This is one of the c o i Last Tuesday evening t h e r e , son B utte, B aker Ranch in the trol measures being used for the was a b etter attendance at the j north end and Signal B utte, Wild control of coyotes and predatory library board m eeting, held in the 1 John W esley Isenhart was born Horse Prairie, High P rairie, Sad animals in Cury county, accord V.F.W. hall dining room, at which ¡n galem , W est Virginia, Jan. 9, dle M ountain or M ineral Hill and ing to Clifford Jenkins. Airs. Jessie Judkins, tre a su re r ' 1865. He went to K ansas with Quail P rairie in th e south end of The “Buy at Home” campaign the association, reported cash in ^js brother as a young man. While , C urry , county. The livestock as- sponsored by the Cham ber of Commerce is being stressed in v a hand lor the new building am ount- , ¡n Kansas, at the age of 26 years, i sociation is purchasing the bait Save $$5— Deal with your ed to $2,692.26 and that couple | he was united in m arriage to rious ways. Home Town Merchant more organizations had sent in Bessie Randolph. To this union horses and these are being put Readers will be interested to their pledges since the last m eet w ere born 11 children, one of exam ine w ith care the advertise ing. Several new mem berships m ents by m erchants in this issue were also reported and a contri whom died in infancy. The Isenharts traveled through telling of the great variety of bution of $50 from a couple. out the middle west until they goods that can lx* purchased right Mrs. E rm a Rice, president, re came to Lake View, Ore., in 1909, here in this vicinity. Some es ported she had a le tte r and a and then on to the Pacific Coast tablishm ents not ready a t this [»hone call from the San F ra n to Brookings, Ore., in 1913. tim e will have a story to tell in cisco office of the general services The g rea ter p a rt of the past la te r issues. adm inistration urging im m ediate year Mr. Isenhart lived with his The page prepared by the filing of a Federal Internal Rev Cham ber of Com m erce contains enue tax exem ption certificate b> son, E verett, and family, Lang > ENTRAf'-1.- interesting facts. Paul Davis, the library association before con lois. John Isenhart was in very President of the cham ber, was ' ditional title to the proposed site poor health for a num ber of years. kind enough to w rite the editorial can be issued. An altern ativ e is On Nov. 30, 1952, he passed away ON HIGHWAY 101, 5 M ILES NORTH O F C R ESC EN T CITY for this week, which everyone will the filing and tra n sfe r of author- I at the age of 87 years, 10 m onths and 21 days. At W onder S tum p Road wish to read. ity to the city of Brookings mere- Surviving are four daughters, Especially a t the pre-C hristm as SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 season when everyone is con ly in order to verify tax e x e m p -; Mrs H arris. Mrs. Nellie Gilson, lion. Both of these avenues are M rs. Modena Cooper, and Mrs. cerned with m aking the dollars being pursued. | i.uolla Fitzhugh of Brokings; two go as far as possible, you will Friday and Saturday, December 5, 6 Ju st as soon as the property , sons, How ard and E verett, I l w ant to contact your local m er is pegged off a bulldozer will chants first if for no o th er rea move in and grade down the grandchildren and eight great- son than to save tim e and gas. building site. C onstruction m ate great-grandchildren. ROD CAMERON Services were held W ednesday, However, ¡>eople living in a com rials will then be delivered and FABULOUS SEÑORITA m unity have pride in its b etter us soon as these are available Dee. 3, a t Com m unity B aptist j church, Brookings, with Rev. . M ATALITA m ent and progress, knowing th at work will begin, according to Jack E asterly and Rev. J. L. Muni- by spending their money at home McCarton, who has supervision of bower officiating. In term en t was |Sunday and Monday, December 7, 8 they are indirectly investing it. that part of the project. There Talk this cam paign over with is insufficient m aterial available at Sm ith River cem etery. your neighbors ami friends. You for an entirely finished building are welcome to put your views on but apparently enough to m ake a GREGORY PECK - SUSAN HAYWARD paper and mail them to the Pilot stru c tu re in which the large col PACE THAT THRILLS If each and everyone does his lection of books can be safely part we can put this cam paign housed and better available than over and build a m ore prosperous in tiie present cram ped quarters. I uesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Dec. 9, 10, I I The annual m eeting of the community. Still m ore volumes have been made available with contributions C urry County Livestock associa from Mrs. K athryn Reekm an and tion will be held a t Gold Beach JO H N LUND - SCOTT BRADY Mrs. A rth u r Crook and the G ar S aturday, Dec. 20, sta rtin g at DOUBLE DYNAMITE den club has authorized the p u r 10:00 a.m. in the county c o u rt JA N E RUSSELL FRANK SINA TRA house, according to Rod M cKen chase of "M ake Your Own M erry zie, president of the C urry County C hristm as,” by Ann W ertsm er, Friday, Saturday, December 12, 13 lVur/it zer and but the board asks th at fu rth e r Livestock association. At a recent m eeting of the di donations of volumes be held 1 Jesse French back until the new building is ! rectors of the livestock associa THOMAS GOMEZ ready for them as. in their pres tion m eeting in the county ex ent cramjxxi q u a rte rs they just tension office w ith the govern SCANDAL SHEET NEW AND USED cannot lx* accomodated. JO H N D ER EK m ent trappers, George Copeland The average cost of one case and Lee H ildreth, plans w eie of tuberculosis is between $14,000 R E N T A L OR T R IA L and $15,000. This includes cost of medical care, compensation, loss of wages, pensions, anti relief paym ents. Tuning 8t Repair O b itu a ry o f John L ib ra ry News 'B uy A t Hom e' W esley Isenhart Success Depends Upon Cunsum er — OCEAN THEATRE— THE SEA HORNET D A V ID AN D BATSHEBA Livestock Assc. M e e tin g , Dec. 2 0 BRONCO BUSTER P IA N O S ! HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS M a ke Your R eservations NO W r--------------- BUY CO NTACT— Chetco Drug Store 1 ( /o r th e G ala F a sh io n -rig h t NEW YEAR'S EVE B U T E R IC K Brookings, or P R IN T E D PATTERNS Tl of oar MASQUERADE BALL p a tte r n c o u n te r __________. i The Y a rd s tic k x tff/c sjont ¿ CO Q U ILLE. O R E G O N y Hats SOUTHERN CULRY REALTY CO. FRIDAY NIGHT TALENT SHOW * $75.00 Cash Prize. T DON'S CLIFF HOUSE See: Chailes Grayshel, Erma D. Rice I B ro o k in s 10»W \\ t . t Vou llav, ' 2 One m ore week before the finals . . . E n ter now and win the Insurance o f A l, Kinds! Martha G raydul or Cuy E, Rice C o n fe tti Wonderful Food and Refresh mentí LOW DOWN PAYMENT TWO-BEDROOM HOME, close in. hdw. firs., autom atic wood heater, drapes. $10.0iM\ TWO-BEDROOM HOME, near school, gas and elec., wall bealera ' dinette. $6500. Noise M a ke rs Come for an Etening of All Around Fun, PHONES: Office, 2824; Residence 258$. ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM HOUSE on *♦ acre, 2 blks. from town: garden and lawn $85<x). — Phone 2421 West Brookings w z. "A 2? V J- I-
