T.Û C KIN GS- H a P.BC R P ILO T . BROOKINGS, O fcfiG C N
Hom« of the C roft L«»y
T H U R S D A Y , APP.n
>DA^
since re-organization, and tha&e
The sti.drimga are standing fo r
D e lm a r <B ro th e r* and L a u ra liv in g at N ew port for
wno pa.d x> »ere e n title d to pay a new home at the Ira Brow n Colgrove were Brookings visito rs year, has returned to
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00 Lr-a * much fo r the rema-r.cer tract, or. Ransom avenue.
fro m C a rp e n te rville . Tuesday.
to m ake h e r home.
ZM)rCIJ A 6 C u € f l A O W
me year f l o w i n g adi-ation.
le
ft
T
hurs-
Bu<i
Rausch’
resident
o
f
Easy
M e rvin Hanscam
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Granoaa used to say : ~Xt taxes
fo r Eugene where he 'w ü l S tre e t bou«h t a new » " * " tra c ‘
One O', ness man argues
I :r**0* ? ' maxe tne mare go.“ is enJoj | a: U niversity of Oregon. to r Tuesday m orning, and fixed
paid only S.> X) last year fo r a
bx, true ..«lay No ocher
¿^scharged from service. to *aY
day and play w ith
membersKp in t h e Brookings-
^» present .n th » area
w ith the 102nd D rri- ;t The ‘missus” changed his plans
H arbor chamber of commerce, so to neip „ ou..ier burdens
civic
the b a ttle of Germany, —along about 11 a. m., and made
why «thou.d I pay $12 .<) this year
**> ,e entire ...a ...us an<{
ta k in g advantage of
m £et down on his p ra ye r bones,
your real estate
fo r
y m e dues*'
oe u i r r . ^ oy the chamoer or provuj<m of .G L B liI f Paght3 along-side her. and do weed p u il-
T " ^ have beea «12,00 per year commerce— rad tx a f take« Jo's
\
in -
property
7
oy» aaewe j
Sam Gott, of Easy S treet, has
*
with *
In tne budget, made up e a rlie r been
UI at his home fo r the
and Mrs. W. A. S in c la ir of
w tl
-r- • >‘- i ’ «-re chamber pledged
ten
Jt *® s not learned - o rtla n d spent the week-end vis-
. a flA T lO r l
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td sums fo r d iffe re n t -st w hat h j a.Im ent is. but his ^ n g M r. and Mrs F. W . H ard-
n tb say he has had mump«.
« « r The H ardesty's are Mrs. Sm- i
ref use dump-grounds to perform M r and Mrs Ed C low of Day- C r 's Parents.
j
Brookings, 0r<
Oi.mm.t ee work, and other items. ton a rrive d yesterday to v is it
Miss D ons Drake, fo rm e r resi- |
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r n. a • of rau*- th e ir b ro th e r-in -la w a n d sister d *n£ o f Brookings, who has been +
.'ar.'.rs t-e ¿¿amber m ust M r and M rs Sam G ott.
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resort to dues almost e n tire ly. I t
M r. and Mrs. E. E. Hanscam
is men necessarily true th a t the Sr. are re a lly happy now. T h e ir
i.e * mu.t: cover the budget.
second Son, M erle. Sp ' a >2 c. ar-
ED AND MENDY
*»ere
Brookings-H
arbor
mcor-
rived
S aturday fo r a 20-day
A U T H O R IZ E D D IS T R IB U T O R S
Trai at i f - Wtrid T w a t p : r r - :, supported by taxation fo r leave home
p n o r to receiving his dis-
m ar
improvements now up charge. This is the fo u rth and
C. of C. Dues Are
L IS T
a
x
I R 1 1 w
CHRIS HUI
,
F jf l
O rtr
Standard Station
ought be safe in predicting th a t a fte r serving in the arm ed forces.
rbamhe r dues could be dropped He ju s t returned fro m the I
3> * *ut» ta n r:a l sum. I f the lo- ippmes w here he had been fo r
organization so b u ilt up th a t it (
m unity hall, then revenues m ight
. '.e realized m oth e r ways— but it
has none of these—and must de
pend upon dues—of «12 per year.
On CAomber'» V u .it' L is t—
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f
ta t Paid M iia Vo a loan
H o w w ould »ou ilk« lo «t«p ¿am «
>nh that giv«* you ao.xj pa» . . . < i*« *
you an o p p o rtu n i* m ,»udv ooa o r
m«.»« o f 2is) mu H« and trade*, toclud-
»«< «uch advanced «cicncei aa ««ia-
u* ‘i. radar, e a io .u u n , « ¿ « tro o ic t,
naoto. ,«» propulttejo. am eiic « M a c «
. . . fw -m it» v e i m travel m th< *a /
«o rn en o i t b t w o rld . . . p » « ,
M) days vacatmo w ith pa» a »ear?
A V |e a r «ahúmen« in th« Rego*
la r .Army mean« that you can chow «
arm o r branch o i u r v ic r snd
r * i r , »erw a* theater
I t means
ov>nc*«h training in th« »k ill o f
your d m « « . And it mean* that,
u -u e r t h . C I B.U o i Ri£ h a . , / » « .
•a .iM I» r ) year*, you a a y have 4M
» .< ith « of collere, o r bu»me«« o r
traue «cS«>l edo»anne. w ith tu itio n
ap m ; ’ Cd per o rd m a r\ «chord »ear
pw d and «AS a otooch liv in g a llo w -
*c *< < >90 if »n« are m a rrie d ) po»d
b» the ( n vemment.
w e»t9 7 f i . M l l
t 9 i l ! C l tS'JCiTHHt!
ÍNV5ST1CATE TODAY!
NO'OBLICATION
i r ' d is tr h u te
p a m p h le t s
te llin g the w orld about the Brook-
ings-Harboe area — showing pic
tures ©f the spots o f interest to
prospective settlers who w ill help
build the c o m m u n ity -
To finance and c a rry on p ro j
ects wthzfc m ight otherw ise be
financed by such organizations as
c ity counc I, and such groups de-
nvm g money fro m ta xa tio n ;
To serve as a clearing-house fo r
com..,. -. «. id^as and develofwnent
of projects w hich may be draw n
to the co m m unity;
To w ork and s triv e fo r fred»»»~»|
and state axis fo r the com m unity,
due it ‘ r m ta ra tio n These are
but a few of the many.
.Vow-pro/if Orosnw«ifio«»—
Th«* lo r^ i cham ber o f commerce
is m u tual, w ith no p ro fit being
derived by' any rr,ember from the
group Money available never is
sufficient to cover the actual de
sires and needs of the organiza
tion m its w ork Your $12 mem
bership w ould aid just th a t much
to m aking this n better com m un
ity fo r your home.
Local News Items
H anted — Z « # o rw jfio« ow how
f< »pend a miRiow bucks. F o r fu r-
■•uk e* « ««« M-
«fcj» it - n ti «» ♦’ " R rru Ster« .VJ.
•S*1 Í . Ì *• ’ re .« ' a,* a r ’ **• roa st I«-,
•«
rcur t
Ito w s “ o f the Pine Cone Theatre.
P ‘»î Offu-e B u tL iittjfs
t M
¡ r and Mrs. Ralph Vincent of
P
ortland
are v is itin g in the area.
B a if‘ a1*4 w ÿ u î^ m > Oregon fM r
Larry Ward
M E T IE R
Home Designer
Free
m Co aplef«
S e t o f »I (frktng P ious
I
p o m ix 3«
harb « r „ O regon
• « Or» ^.»n J im a l, P ortland
w ill locate in this area about June
1. and w ill do free lance w ork.
Sunday In his attem pted pictures
showing a study of the area, he
was disappointed in g e ttin g the
clouds in the w rong direction.
M arshall N. Dana, e d ito r of the
^re g o n Journal. P ortland. Mrs.
Pana and tw o grandchildren, le ft
e arly Monday m orning fo r P o rt
land a fte r spending the week-end
at th e ir home here.
1 ad at the r tio t office w hile
in town, any day. to suhsenbe to
the Brookings-Hart>or P ilot.
(ig a re tte s
C H A D ’S
H U M A IN
s e r v ic e
ICE ( REAM TO TAKE HOME
Tohac
IÑÍ
Brookings
A rth u r Bo lin g e r is spending a
few days at P ortland.
Oregon
We’re Not Roosters
the s
|in g so
’ a cific
cted b
w ho
nsidera
I and C
lit th a t
expe:
ind its
a real
I our w i
(temperi
egrees
the u
us fn
tia. Pos
w ill ’
| beach,
ne C u rr
h
nevei
rec
p a g in g
able tc
|tes, th<
it fa
[ted per
brues ir
H. E. ECHOLS
OCCi
CHAS. ECHOLS ■
Engineers
( onsultants
Surveyors
rs here
lid itie s
10 pe:
z f
But V. e Do Like To Crow
About Our “Service”
Central Building
Brookings
I bring t
rs to e:
som
her a rei
vnpoun
lir in ch i
|K),
a tc
, Gold I
inch«
ÿs of
Because
>ns hav
astal to
Ham Shoot
ALL
DAY
e exten
not abs
runs i
Relent
floodit
in-off ci
of soi
Thermo
mid wel
Sunday 5
Keep
Luci
APRIL 7
-Commencing at 11:00 a.
Gradua
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It raining on April 7. Shoot Will Be Held April 14.
Nelson
Follow Signs In
Harbor and Brookings
1 Io n Hinchuck
’A inniiiazklr River T
Location
Womens K e n ts
‘^ ' ' ^ n í t í h e í ? " ^ hootins
HOT „OGS
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S T A T IO N NO. 5056
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