Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 25, 1954, Image 12

T H U R SD A Y , M ARCH 25, 1954
NEW BUSINESS
TO OPEN SOON
M r and M rs G len H u b e r have
lease d th e building fo rm erly oc­
cupied by th e C hetco Mill and
L ogging S upply (a cro ss from th e
Bonn M otel) and a re rapidly re ­
m odelling in o rd e r to be able to
O|M*n H u b er M eats, Inc. in about
th re e w eeks.
T h e H u b ers have been in th e
m eat business in M edford for
m an y years, and will co n tin u e to
h a v e th e ir s la u g h te rin g done
th e re , and tra n s p o rte d to th e ir
B ro o k in g s plant by re frig e ra te d
tru c k .
T he business will be t>oth w hole­
s a le and re tail, and they will have
fa c ilitie s for custom c u rin g and
sm o k in g as well as quick freeze
se rv ic e ami cold s to ra g e lockers.
T hey plan to have beef, pork,
«rut lan d ' to .Cl w holesale, re ta il,
o r as locker m eat.
F A R E W E L L PARTY
TH U R SD A Y
A ,Tro ’,n of L u th e ra n church
m em b ers g a th e re d a t th e E. S.
A ldrich home T hursday evening
to bid farew ell to Mr. and Mrs.
E v e re tt M aunu w ho m oved to
V an Nuys, C alifornia last week
end.
The party was a surprise, and
climax of the evening was th°
presentation of a gift to Mr.
Maunu.
G U E S T AT R E D F IE L D ’S
Mrs. Glessie Gates of Willetts,
'C a lif o n / ' , n v e d S a tu rd a y to
spend a feu days w ith the Lyle
Redfi »Ids on h er w ay hom e from
a visit w ith her children in W a sh ­
ington.
Mrs. Gat« s is M rs R edfield’s
a u n t, and the R edfield’s will drive
h e r hom e this week.
Too Late to Classify
W A N T E D 2 o r 3 bedroom house
to rent Close in. F o r m em ber
of Pilot S ta ff N otify B rookings-
H a rb o r Pilot. Ph. 2282.
F O R SA L E S tu d io Couch $11.00.
In q u ire Virg, C hetco Hom e &
A u to
4-1
Einal figures for th e 1950 M arch
I of D im es this w eek show ed the
' B rookings-H arbor area break in g
its previous giving record by over
$400.00.
The figures w ere released by
John P orisch, C hairm an of the
C urry C ounty M arch of Dim es,
and A1 Phillips, C hairm an of the
I ions C lub C om m ittee w hich c a r­
ried on th e drive in the B rook­
ings-H arbor area.
T he Lions tu rn e d over $1102.14
to th e drive, by far the largest
area co n trib u tio n in the drive.
T o tal co n trib u tio n s for he coun­
tv w ere $2724.34, m ore than $600
m o re th a n last y e a r’s to tal, w hich
i.ad been the record up till now.
T E E N AGE NEW S
A Teen Age C lub dance
held last F rid ay evening a t
VEW Hall. W e had a very
tu rn out. T he color green
predom inant, in honor of S t.
ric k ’s Day.
MOVE TO CALIFORNIA
LIV ESTO CK
CLUB M EETS
¡ New Records Set
For Polio Fund
w as
th e
nice
w as
P a t­
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds»
For City Police-Phone 3193.
T he W inchuck 4 J I L ivestock
C lub held its re g u la r m eetin g a t
th e Lucas hom e on th e W inchuck
w ith 17 young people and 9 a d u lts
atten d in g .
M ain topic of discussion w as
c u rre n t 4-H projects.
T he next m eetin g will be heid
at th e H arold C ru m p hom e in
H a rb o r on M arch 26, 1954.
M aunu who has been w orking
Mr. and Mrs. E v e re tt M aunu here as a c a rp e n te r and cab in et
left T h u rsd a y to m ak e th e ir hom e m ak er, will co n tinue th e sam e
in Van Nuys, Cali torn a. Mr. w prk th ere.
SHANGHAI
CAFE
PTA MEETING
TO BE APRIL 1
C H IN E SE C O M B IN A T IO N D IN N ERS
90C
and
$ 1 .0 0
The P.-T.A. will m eet A pril 1,
C hinese S p ecials Any S ty le
and h e a r a panel discussion of
F luoridation. M em bers of th e
panel have not yet been an - !
C O F F E IS UP
W E GO DOW N
nounced, but all sides of th e ques-
tion will be presented. A q u estio n
and an sw er period will follow.
N E W H O URS
Election of officers for th e co m ­
ing year, and also election of d ele­
Open 11 :oo a.in. to i :oo a.in. through the week
g ates to the S ta te C onvention in
FRIDAYS
11 :oo a.in. to 3 :oo a.m.
S alem will he held.
Einal plans for th e m eetin g
SATURDAYS .... 11 :oo a.m. to 4:00 a.m.
will be m ade a t th e E x ecu tiv e
C om m ittee M eeting which will be
W e Cater to Parties
Phone 3161
F riday, M arch 26, at th e A rrcll
home.
TOMMY MOO
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