Local N ew s H appenings
A b o u t Folks You K now
Scouts Want
Building
A time and place for everv-
! thing.”
by the united family. A sister
Someone wrote that little gem
presented her family with a new- and the youngsters of Brookings
daughter and Miss Wagner with want to use it right here.
a new niece on that day.
lake the first word, "time”_
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time to build a Scout building
Gordon Goetz attended the
Ming trees, Yeltons
is right now while the weather
Oregon Coast Association meet
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is unsettled, not good enough for
Mrs.
Edith
Ackley
has
returned
ing at Salem on Monday. He ac
companied the Bob Phillips to from San Jose where she visited your summer jobs ami not too
Salem and flew home with Pete her sister for five weeks. She bad for anything.
"An<l place" are the next words
Lesmeister who also attended the was met at Crescent City by Mrs.
meeting of the Board of Repre Clara Kern when the bus did not to consider. We have a place
to build plans and all and we
sentatives. The board plans a continue on through.
are definitely at the place of
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Mr. and Mrs Sam Gott drove need.
fall of this year and adopted a
‘T o r” is the next word to con
to
Shasta City late last week to
resolution shunting additional
funds into the State Highway De visit their daughter, Jean, and sider. Here are some of the peo
ple who are "for” the building.
partment for the building of bet family for a couple days.
Cubs,
Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts
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ter highways and maintenance.
Gifts, Yeltons.
and explorers, along with the
Mr. Goetp says the load limit
Mr. and M rs* Henry Wilbank countless Den Mothers, Den Dads,
was to be lifted between Coquille
and the California line on Feb. are visiting friends in Portland Leaders. Committeemen and just
17 if road conditions improved. and her parents in Seattle, for plain friends of Scouting.
"Everything” is the last and
At present writing rain is falling two weeks. They drove north last
as
usual the most important.
and this date may have to be Wednesday.
Here
in our fair city we have
postponed.
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not only the know-how’ and ’el
Pete Lesmeister and Frank bow grease, but we have nearly
Myrtlewood, Yelton.
Burdell went to Corvallis on Sat all the material needed, including
urday for the Oregon State uni
Brookings friends of Rev. E. C. versity game. Frank came home the men that go with these items.
Hicks are hoping for his speedy Sunday while Pete went to Salem Cement work, rock, gravel, tile,
recivery from a stroke suffered for an Oregon Coast Association plumbing, wiring, doors, locks,
last week. He is at the home of meeting on Monday. He Hew hinges, windows, nails, lumber,
shakes, paint, lockers, sinks, toi
his daughter. Mrs. Una Rowley, home on Tuesday.
lets, tanks, tables, and many
south of Harbor.
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Mrs. Ben Kerns and children more.
As 1 understand this program
A. C. Thompson, who was taken took the bus for San Francisco
to Crescent City hospital lately, Saturday where they will make is supjiosed to be some sort of
is now' at home. It is necessary their home. Mr. Kerns preceded a memorial to Scouting so the
for him to rest most of the time. them last week. Their personal work has to be of an enduring
nature.
effects were sent by van.
I How about it? Let’s get busy.
Mrs. Roy Parker is visiting in
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Record Players, Yelton.
One of your Scoutmasters.
San Francisco this week.
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Dali Sanders of Troop 32.
Mr. and Mrs. Clive Manley now
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wingler
Sponsored
by I.O.O.F. Lodge.
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are occupying the Lyle Redfield occupy the former quarters ol J
the Alexander studio. Mr. and
home during their absence.
Mrs.
Glen Rogers are at home in February Second
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the
apartment
vacated by the
Mr. and Mrs. Maycock, who
just recently leased the Nook Manleys.
Groundhog Day
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Cafe, have relinquished their
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. White and
the grpundhog coming out
lease and closed the restaurant son moved into the Ben Kerns of Did
hibernation
Feb. 2,
doojs. Clarence Stollcr is owner home over the weekend. The see his shadow Monday,
in
southwestern
of the cafe.
Whites are new' business people Oregon? What do you think?
here, having taken over the ap The day began in typical Web-
Alpha Colors, Yeltons.
pliance and radio division of the foot winter day style. Rain start
A complete list of Oregon State Matot company, which is now ed to fall at exactly 4:20 am . By
Bank directors and officers includ known as the White Appliance 10 o'clock .22 of an inch was
measured in Brookings and six
ing. A. R. Bergman. W. L. Crissy, company.
Robert O. Dimmick, Wilson Free Mildred Byrne ♦ and Grace Yel hours later .55 of an inch more
man, George Funk, Hannah ton have returned from Tucson, was recorded.
An overcast sky of stratus
Langer, E. L. Morton. Officers Ariz.. where they took Miss Jean
are E. L. Morton, president; A. Byrne to enter the college sec clouds was seemingly brought
R. Borgman, vice president; W. L. ond semester. They drove on to lower by fog w’ith visibility re
Crissy, vice president; H. F. Ly- Nogales on the Mexican border duced to five miles. The tempera
ness. cashier; D. Dimmick,, as and returned by way of the ture remained fairly high vary
ing from 45.4 to 51 degrees.
sistant cashier; V. B. Morton, Grand Canyon.
A south-southeastern wind pre
assistant cashier;. This local
bank was opened on May 10, 1932.
Mrs. Nellie Fackrell of Amer vailed with a velosity of 5 to 20
ican Falls, Idaho, is visiting her miles per hour. Sea level pres
Miss La Vaughn Wagner, fifth son, R. P. Fackrell, and family. sure ranged from 30.11 to 30.16.
grade teacher, spent the weekend She came to Brookings from Or The amount of moisture meas
in Roseburg at the home of her derville. Utah, where she had ured at 10 in the evening was
parents. Her brother, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. .37 and .48 at 4.00 a m., making
been in Korea for some time, had Hoyt. Mrs. Hoyt is great-great the total of 1.62 inches precipi
arrived home for a 30-day leave. grandmother of little Richard tation for a 24 hours period.
A deferred Christmas celebration Thomas Jr., sixth generation
From all indications the ground
and exchange of gifts was enjoyed down.
hog did not see his shadow and
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will be coming out of hiberna
Phonograph Records, Yelton.
tion to stay for good short of the
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six weeks period, if there is any
thing to this groundhog theory.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bonn of
the Bonn Motel are in Portland
this week. They will return this
w eekend.
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B. B. Crabb Co.
Untagged Venison
Guilty, Fined $500
Bookkeeping
Pay Roll
Freeman Theodore Getchett
was brought before Justice of
the Peace Terrel Cooper. Gold
i Beach, and plead guilty to pos
session of untagged venison on
Jan. 14, 1953. He was fined $500
and $250 suspended and 60 days
Taxes
Insurance
Kerr Building
Brookings, Oregon
Susp en d ed
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Business machines. Yelton.
V.F.W. Hall
Roof Shingled
Brookings Harbor Pilot 9
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1953
Several of the faithful veter
ans have shown up and shingled
most of the roof of the V.F.W.
hall. More shingles have been
ordered and as soon as they ar
rive. • will be used to finish the
job. It will require, all told, about
25 squares, and cost in the neigh•
borhood ot $250. According to
Post Commander Koehler the
building won't need any more
i*oot attention lor a good many
years. It is layed on top of the
original roof, taken off at Camp
White and replaced when the
building was reassembled here.
Town and Country i
Gas Company
Call Ph. 3521, Crescent City, or
write P. O. Box 342, Crescent
C ity . J. E. (Jim) DAYTON, dis
tributor. Butane tanks for rent,
sale or lease. Office located at
Anderson Plumbing Co., Fresno
Street, otli Pacific Ave., Crescent
City.
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