Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, January 30, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

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    P a g c T w o In the L™*1
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON.
Opportunity
THURSDAY , JA N U a pi
W ork is progressing a t th e new
M r. and Mrs. H. B. Obe
G rayshel building, w ith th e roof of T an g e n t, Ore., near
M ark Wood left la st w eek for being in stalled this week. In te rio r le ft T u esd ay for their hon,
E ntered as second-class m atter, a t the postoffice a t Brookings, Ore.,
a visit at San F rancisco and the w ork will follow.
h ad been a t Crescent Ca
M arch 7, 1946. under the Act of M arch 3, 1879.
nearby points, w ith th e highlight
Lyle Redfield, Sr., who w en t en ro u te home, stoppe
of the trip to visit his son, Lt.
to
P o rtla n d some tim e ago
fo r , n ig h t a t th e Happy Hoffeld
W alton W. Wood, who is sta-
°
Mr. an d Mrs. Chester
tioned n ea r San F rancisco, w ith " led ,cal tre a tm e n t, h as re tu rn e d
hfimo e and
and is
1C back
nani/ a at t his c+
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hom
store.
le
ft
fo r th e ir home at Sac
the navy.
cisco la st w eek after visits
Mr.
.an
d
Mrs.
Tony
Olsen
r
e
­
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam McVay
a tiv e s h ere for a few
enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Mc- tu rn e d hom e last w e e k a f te r
- i a w ^ ^ n d ’ sis’t e r ; ^ 11^
over a m onth a t P o r t­ B ravo is th e son of Chess
Vay’s brother-in
e r of Dale
......
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Childs, and land, d u rin g which tim e Mr. Ol- an d th e b ro - th
sen u n d erw en t a m a jo r o p e ra -? an d M rs. Velm a McCulIa
son,
Duane,
of
M
edford,
who
vis­
DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher
ited here for sev eral days last tion.
GENE GOULD, Associate Editor
week.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert F rom m of
Nofionol Advertising R epresentative
Brush C reek w ere ov ern ig h t vis­
itors of Mr. and M rs. E v e re tt
N E W S P A P E R An/ ><E R T I^ IW G S E R V IC E . IRC.
Moore
last week. Mrs. M oore and
«Hiti**» of fho
Nebo««! £d>*onel A>ioc>eHon|
Mrs. F rom m a re sisters.
Mrs. M a rth a A nderson, w h o
Serving America t Advertisers end the Home Town Newspapers
has been confined to the Gold
Beach hospital for sev eral m onths
IM w «.Adolph — C>Ms«ee I. It • • r r i C B B • Hoftxooi Bldq . Sen F t . ocmco Cet
is able to sta y a t th e hom e of
h er son and d au g h ter-in -law , Mr.
and
Mrs. V ictor A nderson.
Subscription Rate:
Mr.
Mrs. H arv ey E llis re ­
Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon................. $2.50 cently and
sold th e ir p ro p erty , south
Per Year, outside Curry County......................... $3.00 of H arbor, and have p u rch ased
hom e a t A shland w h ere th ey
plan to move soon.
l<Ir. and Mrs. Jim M cCulloch of
B u m s a re the house g u ests of
2$
Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. S m ith and
While this area would not stand in his wav of th e group a re enjoying steelh e ad
i
advancement, announcement last week certainlv did fishing.
bring regret to learn that Marion Nance soon will Mrs. G eorge B a x te r is v isiting
re la tiv e s a t K la m a th F a lls for
leave for I ortland and his new position.
a couple of weeks.
Mi. Nance, typical ot men who are chosen for­ E lm er K ennedy w as able to
tu rn to his w ork w ith Sw an
est rangers, is a man of ability, not only to handle re
L um ber Co. on t h e C olegrove
any situation in the forest, but is also a man’s man farm
*•*«», , ».onuay,
oemg on
M onday, a aner
f te r being
off
in community hie. No one ever found him wanting“ the w eek before because of a
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
Local News Items
MeenJt&i
0 REG
0 B L IS
APER
h
J e R
IA T I0N
ELECTRO-MACNETIi
R A Y S
Repair Damaged Tiret
W. A. 8.
Farewell To You, Marion Nance!
when it came to helping out on any worthy project ' T foot' . ,
T n t b i « c r r m in
, «11
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Ck'orge A nderson has been tak -
♦ 1 * L , ^ ( UP
weh Wishers, the Pilot Wishes en to the Gold Beach h o sp ital to
to add its share ot “good luck” to Mr Nance in his receive m edical observ atio n and!
a tm e n t.
new work Bon voyage, come back whenever vou tre Mr.
and Mrs. O tto B la n k e n J
cand find the time.
•
horn have m oved to S m ith R iver
Recognized in Heather Forecasts
P e n n lo
.
.
a f te r being in ch arg e of the Vo- j
gel ranch up th e W inchuck for
several m onths.
J. G. B a rre tt left fo r S an F ran -
¡cisco last w eek a f te r v isitin g ud
the C hetco w ith his d au g h ter.
Mrs' Anis Sch°Hieid, f o r a m onth.;
b a -*nai’ Wh° l°n£ have Wished for
•at net forecasts, will be glad to learn that Sundav
the first of this service was broadcast nvor
*'kIrs*
^eeves has been ill
Station KIEM at F u r e k a p a t f D rO a(1 C aS t 0 V e r r a d l ° £ the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Pl 1 1
raiHKa, Lain.
¡W a lte r P earm ine.
\s u nere in this issue appears the news dispatch Mr- and Mrs D onald C ro ck ett
rroin W ashington,
................' » ' tellin
w i v g I , - of . j th
, , e , ; new
„ ' . " serv
i E ice
E " F
. u tim
tports, and many a fisherman will heed the data.
Festival Will Be Featured Heavilv
re t
r
Maf azine’ Published at Eu-
Hha, ( auf., will, m the subs
□sequent issues, carry all
news developi nt oncerning
the forthcoming 1947
Azalea Festiv
ti he staged here ltae in May.
A1 rea < » y, bec* i e ot past festivals, and with the
spotlight being fo
~n this area, this annual af-
t i v U d ï n ’n i T r m!”'e an<’ u °rc peop,e- Hltln-e **-
i . l '. n
• . , k-
■' UV°" the effort nuule ibis vear
•di . m
" 111 ' e\ eee'! anything ever hoped for m
a l l past occasions. People o f th is <• ------
•
ed to help in every wav possible. »mmunitx arc u n
.it
’u r efforts 1 o rd helo-
vowiwierce this coming t/i (1
t* /ufu re of this end of the ototfy
<7
thi n< cesau ry
irowyA efforts A,
th
»»bi« f i
Mwil
within the area being rep
due to the penetrating actio
the rays T ests have demon«
tires repaired by this raethc
be as safe at high speed«
new tire. Biggest advantaj
the new method, Mr. Jam«
s that it ends the old proM
“baked” s i d e w a ll s produce
other types of tire repaint
comn. n cause of sidewall
outs at high speeds.
a NEW PRINCIPLE
Mr. and Mi's. C arl W allin and
d a u g h te r re tu rn e d the
la tte r
p art of th e week from so u th ern
C alifornia w h e r e they visited
friends since N ew Years. Mr. and
Mrs C arl Bolin who w ent down J
at the sam e tim e a re rem ain in g
for a longer visit at G lendale be­
fore re tu rn in g home.
1J h . Ai'kley. who left h ere
e a rly in D ecem ber fo r the B a y (
area, on several court m a tte rs. i s !
< \p e c tt'd home this week.
TIRE REPAIR
i
e, p î 'ï Î A N :
ATHLEIE'S FOOT ?
C*» quick,
proven, re lie f from
j.
i wi pet us
P*f forth
pkms for (A e future,
ose of being Aeurd on a«ti
d o f th,
•wnuinity. Yo
ire repairing is dem onstrated here
to a tire repairm an by Harold V
Jam es, inventor of the equipment
and president of the OK Rubber
elders System. Making use of
new s c i e n t i f i c developments in
in tra-red rays. Mr. James devel
oped a process of welding rubber
with these electro magnetic radi
ations. Above he places his hand
between the Infra Ray lamp and
the tire to show how the heat
'? rtdin* around ln • ,u w
fee matters. and that righ wow .*
. . . . .(
.u .
«»■e »«me w onderful salve m anv i
P *
ot light by the /tlto»
on/ doing recommend—
F un., n
d o cto r.
• 7 A m rem ark wu,s nui
W'e«f Coost Bulb Growen
......................
had never seen
«fry tr»(A x : : : : .k-;,
•»p ro v ed bp the De * » ”
* te ’ u d “ »d
Intng done about it.
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(A m a re a fu r
and nowhere else caw
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Ube 4 ^
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