Thursday, April 4, 1957
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
THANK YOU
Curry Scouting
In Big Gain
C urry County Scouting is going
ahead w ith a roar. The C urry
County group was in first place
in the Oregon T ra il Council in
standing for new m em bers. The
County was also high in the Ja n u
ary figures.
In the F ebruary report received
by H enry K err the follow ing fig.
ures w ere noted: T here are four
dens of cubs with 188 m em bers
com pared to 119 last year; there
are six troops of scouts w ith 110
m em bers copared to four troops
and 66 m em bers last y ear .There
are 1 troop of Exployers w ith 45
m em bers com pared to 35 last
year. Total Scouts are 343 m em
bers in 11 units com pared to 220
Library Membership
We w ish to th a n k all of the
It w as reported at last M onday
people who sent flow ers, cards evening’s m eeting of the local
and w ere so kind and sym pathetic lib rary association t h a t over
Mrs. Cleo D uikhart
eighty m em berships to it had been
and fam ily
taken out since th e last m eeting.
M em bership costs b ut $1.50 per
year per person, m uch cheaper
THANK YOU
than th e cost of any book bor
I wish to th an k all the kind row ed or used as reference. These
people who helped us in our tro u latter privileges are, of course,
ble, especially the fire dept. Also
the G range, VFW and IOOF for free to th e public.
VFW Auxiliary Active
The ladies of the local VFW
A uxiliary conducted a very suc
cessful sale of new and used
goods at th e ir hall this past week
end. They plan to run an o th er in
the fall. T hey are especially
grateful to those who m ade the
sale a success, either in co n trib u
ting m aterials o r patronizing their
sale, and especially w ant to thank
N orris K em p for the fine job of
advertising he did for them .
the dance they gave. Also all who
Proceeds from the sale will
donated to us.
mostly be used for im proving the
THANK YOU
building which is in considerable
Mrs. A nabel Sm ith
I wish to th an k all my friends
dem and by the public.
and sons
and neighbors for all the lovely
cards, flow ers and gifts which I
received d u rin g my recent illness.
m em bers in 8 units last year.
Mrs. Reita Tierce
The percentage of gain in C urry
County was 56 percent, com pared
to the next highest, 16 percent
Drive Carefully
in Lincoln district.
ing Sym phulids harm ing
Lily
bulbs, O riental crops and vege
tables, assured $2,500 available
for research w ork Ju ly 1, if U.
S. D. A. appropriation not re
duced. W orking w ith U. S. D A.
to find semi-experienced m en to
conduct experim ental w ork in
area w ith Charles F. Doucette of
Sum ner, Wash. Sym hulid pro
blem s concern of U. S. D. A. here.
Two Make Honors
Af Oregon Tech
A nnouncem ent of the w inter
term honor roll achievem ent by
students at Oregon Technical In
stitu te was m ade today by the
R egistrar's office.
Two local students secured re
cognition of scholastic accom p
lishm ent for the term which end
ed M arch 15.
Th y were Eugene Simpson.
Radio and Television Technology,
grade point average 3 90, and D en
nis Fadling, Diesel M achanics,
grade point average 3 57.
Scholarship grades at Oregon
Tech arc based on the stu d e n t’s
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
CALLING ALL HANDYMEN AND
DO IT Y O U R S E L F E R S
Dewalt Saw Demonstration
d e m o n stra te d
Regret to tell you U S. D. A.
w ill not move S um ner office to
Brookings-H arbor area, although
they appreciate offer by C u rry
County Court and Pacific Bulb
G row ers Association.
Sen. R ichard N euberger
Rep. C harles P orter
D ew alt
s a w
dem onstration.
C h e tc o 'H ard w are, S aturday 1 to
6 p.m .
Brookings, Oregon
Brookings Items
Rev. A. Becker of P ayette, Id a
ho, occupied the pulpit Sunday
evening at the B aptist Com m unity
church. Special music was p re
sented w ith a du et w ith Ju d y
S adler and Mr. A. Lapp.
A large num ber of Brookings
people attended the concert a t
Crescent C ity S atu rd ay evening,
and enjoyed the harpist, Miss
M ildred Billing, and also her talk
on, and display of h arps of d iffer
ent origins, from the biblical
tim es up to the m odern.
Miss N orene D oherty, niece of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Doherty, spent
the w-eek end here from h er home
in San Francisco, w here she is
employed.
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B. P. O. ELKS LODGE 1934
ELKS
E X A L T E D R U LE R
a b ility in p ra c ti d
work and classroom w ork in re
lated technical subjects.
AT THE
Wire Tells of
Research Aid
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FROM 1 TO 6 P. M. SATURDAY, APRIL 6th
STOP IN AND SEE THIS MOST VERSAT" OF ALL 7 * ’»'S
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OF BAKER HAMILTON CO., San Francisco, Calif.
SPECIAL SALE FOR WEEK OF APRIL 6 TO 13th
14 2 non metalic cable — reg. $.07 per ft.
now only $8.80 per 250 ft. coil
12 2 non metalic cable — reg *0.09 per ft.
now only $11.18 per 250 ft coil
% O. D. copper tube — reg $0.40 per ft., now only 25c per ft.
A telegram received by the
Pilot W ednesday from Sen. Rich-
ard N euberger, and R epresenta
tive Charles P o rter indicated the
possibility of receiving S2500 for
local research on the Sym phulid
disease, cu rren tly a pain in the
neck for lily bulb grow ers here.
The w ire reported th at the U.
S. D epartm ent of A griculture as
sured them th at the money would
be m ade available, providing the
A griculture Dept. funds are not
reduced.
The
money
would
become available after Ju ly 1.
The telegram read as follows:
To Brookings-H arbor Pilot:
Conferred T uesday w ith U. S
A griculture Dept. office concern- ■
Saturday, April 6
DANCE - $1.00
Buffet Lunch - 50c
W
F.H.A. Approved
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