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Sense And Some
NO NSENSE
for the gun, many of the pioneer
families would have had few sub
stantial meals. No great number
of generations could ever wipe
out the love of firearms in the
American people.
People* of this area haven’t
come to appreciate the work be
ing done, and that being planned,
by this rod and gun club. Made
up of sportsmen who love the
outdoors and such sports as are
n furnished
; ; ''; « . ’'^ by
r k , the
'n K outdoors,
k w ^ u e r m these
ent
ried veterans were forced to live Earl, and am ily of San A nselm o..' the Pine Cnn*
doubled up with relatives or They were looking over the a re a
Mrs. Ethel yy X '
friends, and at least another one- with idea of locating here to es- and Mrs. E <5 m
fifth were in cramped, unsuitable tablish a lily business. He is zanita Ore
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quarters.
m anager of S tu a rt Oxygen Co., in O. M. Bieham k 'W , s
(»The lading . home th
2. Predom inantly, the m arried San Francisco.
veterans were seeking three- to
Mrs. Madge Moore, p ro p rie to r, Bigham.
SisteR
five- room apartm ents or four- to of Moore’s V ariety Store, told the
John Bowdish
six room houses th a t would rent Pilot Monday m orning th a t m any 1 W ard left m J cu ,
or sell for from $30 to $50 per tourists had called at her store (w here they
month..
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and most of their purchases w ere ! looking a fte r k . • nd 2
3. The m arried men seeking myrtlewood novelties.
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Dusiness
apartm ents or houses were alm ost
Norris Kemn l e f t R e t u r n ™ « I a ,°rm a H°eger, a n«
'T
“ “ « fiShing trip ° " ,he McKenz°e s ™ M r ^ a n d ^ M
£ ' * 1 Th„
.**3“ r
riVer' He eX[>« ' ,s “ > vis“ W ends land, of C o o X i * "
of game and hunting rules and
practices for perpetuation of the veterans for family units is a c t- j__________ L
sport all America loves—hunting
ually g rea ter than the 37 p e rc e n t1**
and fishing.
living doubled up. Fully half of
those already renting said they
plan to find a b etter place to live'
I ef* ceo««.
within the next year.
Few Veterans Able
To Find A Home
ies a t! th e Cleveland home this
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Local News Items
Homeless Oregon ex-servicem en, .•
...
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and Mrs.
Roy y F
F. ' Cottre11
C ottrell
are sharing their house-hunting of Elder
Glenda?e
p ^ f R°
By Dewey
troubles with a large proportion i °
hn™
Í ' WC*3 . T “ ”?
,, h° me of M r- and Mrs J
The Oregon Coast M agazine” of the nation's World W ar II vet- .
published by the Oregon Coast erans. according to a report on a J ' ^ » « K h e r early this week.,
Association, which boosts for the nation-wide survey received this . ^yle Redfield, o f Redfield's
tourist travel over Highway 101, week by the state D epartm ent Sq.uare Deal Gr°cery, was a Eu-
reka business visitors, Monday, in
came to the desk of the Pilot of V eterans’ Affairs.
Monday. In the center of the 8-
"About th re e -fifth so f t h e m a r r - ^ ^ l e s ,orr h U Sl] frUi' S and Wge
f° r h,s store'
Page paper were portions of a ted w ar veterans who w ere dis-,
number of letters from people, charged last December were still
Liewey Akers returned on the
as far away as New York, w ant seeking more suitable living a c c -! *arly Monday morning bus from
ing io know about vacationing on omodations in early April.” acc- Dayton " h e re he spent the week
the Oregon coast.
ording to the survey, now being end with his family.
Tourist travel alreadu «
c° nducted by the research service f ,Mar* C Cotton left Tuesday
business. has not started we
«fLee of coordination and planning -f or a bus,n^ s ‘rip of a few days
tap to « X f « X J e
*" ,he V e,crans A d m in istra tio n J,n -th eS .a " F ra "eisco area.
Roy Sunderland, owner of the
men, by tourist camp oumers and
Main points disclosed by pre-
Chetco Home and Auto Supply
others who deal with the travel- ‘T.,n.ary s p o r ts from the survey,
mg public. Wert new cars and " b?cb was conducted among 3CMXJ Co., returned home Sunday from
a week's business trip at P o rt
v ,.n ,„ u l. these
lh, ; r people
vvo ^ enI,sted
! " listed men fbscharged
rtischarg“d from five i*and
hmx more plentiful,
land.
Things are more difficult
I laim they would never go so
and th ree navy se p a ra tio n to buy now , tv
f a r as to estimate what the nurn- J*'nters ,n the ,ast two weeks of jng the w a than
r ” at any time dur-
f*'r <>/ tannsts coming over High-
L 1W5. were these:
; Mrs C I p he reported.
P atrick left Monday
Mtiy in i would be.
'
1. Only a “ -----"
sm all ------
proportion
of
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I ’hose veterans seeking apartm ents for Ashland to spend a few days
*n F ^P aration for this antici- or bouses were able to find them visiting her m other, who has been
„‘ J ’ , a ' e ' aU a,ong the coast ? the first lhree m onths a fte r seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Simpson had
r a r L v UrkSl C°,UrtS are rising “ C h a r g e . Two-fifths of the m ar-
as week-end guest, his brother, |
apidly
P» 5 as people
,M‘‘,ple can build
build, and as _____ ___________
m aterial sources p e rm it From
,i“ a,L ,Lake southward. no less
ban 50 such new courts a re un
der construction, if such can be
conn ,.,1 from the window of a bus
»Pieding along the highway.
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COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
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BROOKINGS
OREGON
Looking Ahead," a column in
this magazine, lists many attrac
tions which are likely to interest
travelers to travel over the Ore-1
gon coast highway. First on the
hst, beginning the first of this
month and running until the tenth
of August is the S{riped Bass
Derby at Coos Bay. Starting the
past Sunday and running for two
days was the Oyster F e s fitv il at
Bay City, with pumics.
July 14 to 20—Blossom Week
in the Brookings-Harbor Area,
when acres and acres of lilies
will be in bloom.
2 to 4 Hedliead Roundup
a T ait, with plenty of p retty
girls, beach races, w ater sports
and entertainm ent.
Aug 10 and 11 Pirates Regat-
a on Coos Bay Aug. 28 to Sept.
- R egatta Salmon Derby at As
toria Sept 2 to Nov. 3 W ald
port Salmon Derby. OcL 20 to 22
Annual convention of Oregon
t oast Association at G earhart.
topie busy in the fields and
about their businesses, do not
make much news, as well be at-
a r n d 1 btk th<* dirth ° f feat^ d
i'S i h ‘S W*LIC*
’be
hool election Monday, which did
not arouse much attention, hap
penings of note were few
"«>'• 1. «-wryon. glad , 0 |earn
hal < h..,c„
a Gun C|uh has
ptanim l another shoot. People
^
“ " L 0 ,hls ar,’a ,il” ‘
^ « s .J » n’an> haVe r ‘*ih' '»
hoast of their prowess Reeollec-
*h"” ' ,n Apnl *><■
bear out this assertion.
PERSONALIZED ATTENTION
T o most people the phrase "G reyhound
Service" means one thing above all o th e r s -
the friendly, fxrum ai interest Greyhound
folks take in helping their customers with
eviry travel problem , in doing everything
they can to assure each passenger a m ost
G reyhound’s reputation for personalized
•erv ice is no accident. From the very begin
ning. careful considc-ration for the welfare o f
T a i
hound policy. Drivers, agents and all per-
« « n e l are carefully chosen and thoroughly
trained to carry out this policy.
Today, Grey hound is rightly proud o f the
fact th at a child, an elderly person, or people
enjoyable trip.
1 « «
tts passengers has been the keystone o f Grey
•IS T
P A C IF IC
I ■
•O S
w ho have never travelled before can
enter a Greyhound depot and be sure
f
gwnng safely, pleasantly to their d e stin .^ n s
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