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RROOKINGS-HARBOR PILC/T, BROOKINGS, OREGON
THURSDAY, JULY
cational farm -safety program .
Now, therefore, I, H arry
Trum
an, president of the United ’
By
R.
M.
Knox,
County
Agent
Entered as second-class m atter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore.,
_P ° le2 etting c°ntinues
Curry County, Oregon
S
tates
of America, do hereby c a l l : C o o i'Y te c trfc c " ’
M arch 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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upon the nation to observe the hein^ dnnO
W ith
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week commencing July 21 1946,
CAKE AT LAM B SHOW
The crew of eight -,
Final preparations for the 11 as N ational F arm S afety Week. busy setting
poles where %
And
I
request
all
persons
and
annual Curry County Lamb and
and
height
are
intended -
Wool Show are under way at organizations concerned w ith ag-
shortages, none of the
Gold Beach this week, according riculture and farm life to do be completed.
to Mrs. Hudkins, president of the everything in th eir power to dis
Gold Beach Womens club. A free cover and publish the facts about
luncheon is to be served at noon, farm accidents, and to develop
contributed by local people. All practical safety program which
DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher
housewives are asked to bring farm people everyw here can tra n s
cake in accordance with the pre- lflte into direct action against
GENE GOULD, Associate Editor
w ar custom.
hazards which daily th re a te n their
Sheepmen
are
furnishing
12
fat
I
lives and happiness. As a s ta rt, I
N««ionaJ Atiéra rti »inq R« pr» van la tí va
lambs to be barbecued at the specifically suggest th a t the farm
Gold Beach Bakery while mer- people of the country observe Na-
Ä m PA P C B ad V e b t i ^ iiwc s e r v ic e . in c .
chants
and business men from a ll.tio n a l F arm Safety W eek by re
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I Natooni Ed¡*on«l A**oao*iani
parts of the county are co n trib -( solving to elim inate a t least one
W .A.S.
uting to the coffe and other sup-; hazard a day until th eir farm s
Serving Amanea'« AdvaHnar« and/h« Home Town Newspaper»
plies to make up the luncheon.1 are as safe as they can possibly
The bakery donated 50 loaves of I m ake them.
IM W IU«d<4*~CMc»90l.& • O r r i C B S • Hdb»»ekM^ S w i F twwím ^ C A
bread.
In witness whereof, I have
Due to transportation and la hereunto set my hand and caused
bor difficulties the lam b show was the seal of the United S ta te s of
Subscription Rate:
discontinued during the w ar on Am erica to be affixed.
Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon..................$2.60 a county-wide basis. Although Done at the City of W ashington
Per Year, outside Curry County......................... $3.00 sheepmen are all very busy a t this this tw enty-seventh day of April,
TOP-NOTCH
time of the year the fair board in the y ear of our Lord nineteen
QUALITY AT
members urge them to m ake a hundred and forty-six, and of the
special effort to see th a t a good Independence of the United S tates
REASONABLE
exhibit is on display. Classes with the one hundred and seventieth.
PRICES!
large prem ium s have been pro
HARRY S. TRUMAN.
Last week, to call a tte n tio n to the predicam ent the school board vided for pens of five fat lambs,
now finds itself held up by lack of plans, and such—concerning totaling $150. F at singles and
fleece classes have been provided
co n stru ctio n of the new school building, to g eth er w ith rep air of the
and listed in detail in the prem ium
For the past week, ending on
old. the Pilot suggested th at everyone in the com m unity donate list which was m ailed out this
Sunday;
Max Min Rain
week.
The
program
for
Saturday,
sev eral days labor tow ard this goal The results of th a t suggestion
July
20,
also
outlined
in
detail,
July
8
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overw helm s the Pilot, so some of the readers come forw ard w ith
provides th a t all entries must July 9 ....
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cou n ter-suggest ions
be on display at 10 a. m. so that July 10 .
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S everal skilled men of the com m unity have come forw ard w ith .judging can be sta rte d at 10:30. July 11
Curry County Lurat
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54
Ju ly 12 .
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50
o ffers to donate not only th e ir valuable time, but also th a t of
Company
July 13
50
Brookings
Orel
equipm ent Fully co-operative throughout the com m unity, alre ad y
July 14
65
52
.05
this could m ean up to 750 m an-days, which, when saved from the o p p o rtu n ity to ex change re g is te r
to tal rain for w eek
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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
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HEADQUARTERS
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The Pioneer Spirit To The Fore
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Weather Report
ta x p a y e rs pocket-books, m ight m ean som ething of a sizeable sum.
T ake lor instance: common labor, at $1.00 p er hour (th ey pay
th a t for weeding lilies) th at would m ean a saving of $6.000.00 in
labor coasts alone. W here else could a tax p ay e r reduce his tax es
m ore in that length of tim e?
Too many ot us like to sit back and do some "side-line co a ch
ing
we like to point out faults ot the school board in th e actions
ab o u t t h is or that. Il each person in the cbm m unity w ere to pitch
in, do some m anual labor tow ard erection of this new school, then
not only would the building rise more quickly, but w ith less c r iti
cism from the (leople as a whole. Maybe it is old-fashioned to do
this m a com m unity enterprise way but n evertheless, som etim es
th e old-fashioned ways have proved best. T hink it o v er and tiltil in
the application blank elsew here in this issue.
In unit) there is strength—stick together on all
matters ot civic interest anti this area will grow!
the : km
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R Ö Ö K IN G S
WE HAVE:
R O O F I N G
165-lb. Ilexagnal
90-lb. Slatekote
65-lb. Pilot
55-lb Pilot
A S P H A 1. T
S I I) 1 N G
3 pPlywood
Mouldings
tV-inch Flooring
Plenty of Dimension Lumber
Locally, We Represent:
J ohn*M Anoville Co.
t'u r tis Si lent Ite Sash
Pittsburgh Point Co.
M asonite Company
Nu-Wood Producto Co.
H eatilator
ed bucks.
PA’ E SI D E N T ’S P ROC LA M A TION
W h ereas an increased supply of
food is v ita lly needed to prom ote
peace and happiness in th e p ost
w a r w orld; and
W hereas farm accidents rob the
nation of th ousands of lives and
m illions of d o llars w orth of food
and o th e r property each y ear;
and
W hereas experience in p rev i
ous observances of N ational F arm
S afe ty W eek has clea rly shown
th e necessity ami benefits of a
co-ord in ate d and co n stan t edu-
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A P P O I N TM E N T S
are now being made
to photograph your
lilies.
Drop me a line and I
will be available when
your flelds are at
best
O’NEAL
E L E C T R IC
E L E C T R IC A L
C O N T R A C T I N ’!
We Have:
One New Philco Console Electric Radio
Two New Portable Battery Radios
One Used Electric Range In Stock
C A L L
F OR
B ID S
S ealed bids will be received by Mrs. Dora E. Beauli« .
< lerk at Brookings, u n til Ju ly 29th, 1946, 8:00 o'clock
P. M.. for the a lte ra tio n s to the B rookings school, k'
School D istrict No 17, C u rry C ounty, and will then ar
th ere lx> opened and publicly read aloud. Bids receive^
<iit< r the tim e fixed fo r opening will not be considerd.
I Ians, speifiea .ons and and form of contract docu
m ents may be ex am in ed at the office of Mrs Dore E
B eaulieu, clerk, B rookings, O regon, and at the office of
F reem an & H ayslip, Assoc. A rchts., 304 Postal Bldg
P o rtlan d , and a set of <aid plans, specifications, and fa it'
may be o b tain ed at e ith e r of the above offices, upon i
deposit of $15.00, which will be refu n d ed upon the returr.
of the plans and specifications w ithin a reasonable tint.
F.aih bui shall be accom panied by a certified check
ta sh ie i s check o r bid bond «with a u th o riz ed surety coir.-
pay a.-, suiety» m ade payable to th e o w n er in an amour
not less th an 5 'i of th e am o u n t of th e bid. Surety bon1
i bonds» will be required in acco rd an ce w ith the term-'
of the c o n tra c t docum ent.
Die School D istrict No. 17, Curry' County, reserve
’he right to re je ct any o r all bids and to w aive formalities
No bidder may w ithdraw his bid a fte r the hour s*
tor the opening thereof or before aw ard of contract, u'
less said aw ard is delayed for a period exceeding 30 day>
Mrs. Dora E. Beaulieu, Clerk.
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F irst Publication. July 18. 1946. .
Second and last publication, July 25, 1946.