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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1947)
Page Four The Land of O pportunity V. F. W. Post Now Dismantling Bldg. BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON H tH td Local News Items J ? . * « * « « FIR E ! F I R E ! Are you a n d , m a d e S hu r-S to rT ft?1 your protected by autom atic era will help p L ™ '' Shur-Stop Frem an on the wall, and day See H»« J A num ber of men left earlier The NEW CROPS & INDUSTRIES COMMIT- See Harvey, the Shur-Stop man. Stop man, Box 1« this Camp White, near its week for C Nelson Building, or Box 188. at Nelson Bldg R ri S! Medford, where e they will begin TEE of the Brookings-Harbor Chamber of Com Brookings. 6.2 ,f **’ disma antling work dism >rk of a mess hall. hall, Joe M orrell arrived home Mon-I E a ste r from “ which win be moved here to merce has interested a man in building a freezing day a fte r visiting a t K lam ath ¡M r Lowe h S em 10 which erect a home for Brookings post, f a lls for fo r a a few fp w days. Hattc He iio, reports __ " 4 «»bout a Falls No. 966. veterans of Foreign plant, and also a couple in putting in a custom can- th a t while he was there about X T e S n . tO !!* * < Wars, according to Henry Horst, sne is employed in th. six inches of snow fell. islature. commander nery in the area. Mrs. Effie B arstow and Mrs. , Mr. Horst, in an appeal to, Irene P o rte r retu rn ed home Tues- c A , ( ark Rawlings enlist help, said he would appre- We want to know how many crates of berries day a fte r visiting a t C upertino ; an J ° Se last Week to ciate any help he and the p o s t! Calif. ’ tim e with h her e r parent? n .« . might be able to obtain, be it or other small fruits andor vegetables will be pro- Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Payne whom are ill. a day or week's work. The com and infant son a re visiting re la Mrs. T. S. Abobott munity win benefit by this new duced for freezing or for sale, and how many folks tives here for a few weeks, hav quite ill with flu but h« building, to be erected on »he | . . ing come from Bend last week. ed sufficiently to retur post's land, n ear the high school. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey S h afer bus depot. Sixty days are allowed to dis returned to th e ir home at K lam Mr. and Mrs. Hal m antle the building and clear the x z i u p u o a n u c , v i o c c uo u u v n c o u c c v . ath W ednesday following a week K lam ath Falls are her ground at Camp White where the here visiting Mrs. S h a fe r’s fa th week, at their home bunding st.Hxi JIM YELTON, W. H. BOMHOFF LUTHER TIS er, M att Potocnick and o th er town. mem bers of the fam ily DALE, Brookings, Oregon. Mr. and M rs. Coi Andrew Potocnick and niece Miss Rosie, retu rn ed home the Laughlin of Klamath . la tte r p a rt of last week a fte r in town last week-end. made a t once. enjoying a tw o-w eeks visit in home from California, 1 had spent the winter. cAtrwf I With Oregon’s poultry indus- southern California. SALEM With Newcastle dis- try returning about $39,000,000 Dr. Isabel Donaldson R elatives heard from Dr. and H y,ru * ailm ent which af- ¡n cash income in 1945, and a Mrs. Glen Moore and Mr. and of Medford, h a s pu: (< s p o u t r \ o f all ages, diagnos-, correspondingly high income last Mrs. E. ** L. Carson varso n th a t they are house " 7 ? on Cottage streei ln ,T1 a,l‘> sta ,e from which Ore- year, poultry farm ers have a where she S tarting off with a double bill, now ln Michigan on th e ir several! m er £ Bankus. an r,n' n 0 ’ ’ a *n baby, vital concern in keeping any new Friday riday and Saturday, the P ine|?yeeks i n e |weeks trip t0 1 eastern p a rt of an_ office- t » S ,rpe<lmg stoick. the diseas out of their flocks Cone T heatre again bills th ree. *h® country, Is th at car in the gi sta te departm ent of agriculture Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiling had tected from fire? See ! show hits for the week. Lovers veterinarians w arn flock owners of Adventure stroies will find a as house guests last week Mrs. vey, the Shur-Stop mi to be on the lookout for presence Cochran Forest Fire Hot , . of satisfaction in the story Victorine Melani and children of Nelson or Studio bulc of this disease. Today amid their kin so proudly 1 of "Renfrew of the N orthw est the Tule Lake country.. Mrs. ings. The problem has been intensi .•landing ¡.Mounted.” and the twin show- George Reiling and children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoar fled by the increased im porta u r i . V a,ley’ and M r- and Mrs ily and Mr. and Mrs. E, With graceful forms e’er clad in mg, “L ittle Iodine,” taken from tions of baby chicks and older • lovely . green the pOpUja r comjc of the sam e W ilber Anderson and son of as and daughter. Evel stock. In addition, the new and Oleane. They helped Mrs. Reil the week-end at Butte 1 name. faster methods of transportation. Like guardsman on a watch, tall ing celebrate h e r birthday on Mrs. H oar’s and Mr. Casting Jo Ann Marlow as and commanding esp»‘ciiilly airplane delivery, have Little Iodine," was no easy task April 2. brother, Bill, and fami. complicated the problem of keep Protection for the habitiants Gladyse S totenberg and h^r it was reported. It was the re ing Oregon flocks free from this, unseen Mrs. H arriett Steph disease. Gods creatures of the forest there sult of a concerted search which daughter, Bonnie, w ere Crescent lief operator in the lasted two m onths with many City shopper, S aturday. change, has gone to Newcastle disease _ _ is _ a hron- ,.abldin« . S ta n a h s u rst has finished C ity for a few days ti screen tests. . . Robert -----------„ nnisnec < * h itis (pneum o-encephalititis) ^ ’,b *n this fortress of gigantic G lam or Girls a r e becoming! , m at E ugene a t U niver there during the absei condition which takes a particu- trees ta lle r and th e ir figures are be- s,ty ° ‘ Oregon and IQ hnmn of the operators. larly heavy m ortality of baby Frwm every foe a refuge safely coming franker. So says Bunny chicks. Although there’ is no defii- hidinK Gardel. who should know. She nite proof that the disease is and trusting in the might and has probably seen more glam or c arrier through the egg, it is ’trenght of these great ones close up- than anyone else in transm itted by live poultry. W*hose faithful guard are keeping Hollywood. V eterinarians warn that stro n g ’ For Ci>n,uries some have stood . . - ......... — strong, H er latest chore was th a t of Flisnicinn of nf presence . of r -a. - thp and flzwwi suspicion the dis-I the «form storm and flood "cover girl" for Gene Tierney scheduled for this district, which is not ye ease may be w arranted wher es Krcat today, but one day there and Joan Crain, the rival beau there is a combination of respira- cornes creeping a Can only be sold in Brookings-Harbor di ties in the tense technicolor tory and nervous symptoms in a Stealthy foe. a menace red as dram a, "Leave H er To Heaven." llock of sick birds. OtJier gymp-j b,OtHl Delivery can be made in from two to six i which is presented by D arrell c h T .V " » ','" 1'’ ‘T ’ woods an<1 F. Zanuck. and opens a t the’ p'lTO 41 <>< > • 1 sn< s pale, shrunken creatures sleeping ~ > First letter, or telephone call we receive, ge Cone. Sunday. spleen and an abrupt and a lm o st!11 s,oWLv craw ls and bears its When she first started in this 1 1 actor. Is is possible we may get some mo complete cessation of laying fori fangs business, Bunny reveals between several weeks to two months. ‘ Io pierce the unsuspecting sentry this territory this year. Call C. A. Baer ai __r------- „ _........ scenes, any girl who was five foot Any poultryman w h o notes • nd then sweeping up with m ighty three was considered tall Now symptoms such as outlined in r roar o a r it o rends r».n,U look at th(? difference Coos By, or write in care of the foregoing paragraphs or any W inding up the week w< will be other conditions which lead „ k. an' \ J i narti * j,'Home "Home Sweet Homicide," anu niT 'inK Homicide." which belief that Newcastle disease may iv In its w , rath i t h i n ! u is reputed to v.. 1 ' devouring all w w ithin be quite a story. he present should immediately its w notify the departm ent of a g r i How pitiful the cry of folk in fur It comes next Wednesday have quite a few implements in stocl culture, .iv o, ,n. and feathers dustry, or the poultry disease |.d>- Beseeching now the guards in oratory at Oregon S taate Poll..... vain to shield them For the past week, ending in order that diagnosis may be and release the fiery — - - — ? Sunday: Max. Min. B March 31 54 19 April 1 55 47 April 2 56 45 April 3 ‘ ....... 52 41 April 4 .......... 55 40 April 5 .... 60 46 April 6 ......... 46 40 1 »>t a I for week s. March raiinfall j Mr. Lee Potter will hold a free clinic Total rainfall for 1947 to April Fine Quality—formerly sold for 35c I is 19.84, and is short of average the Lauff Hotel, Crescent City. He for year to April 1 10.46 v i t h J. N. Taft and Associates, of Po March was short only ,72. Newcastle Disease Warning Is Issued Pine Cone Books Three Show Hits WE HAVE A FORD TRAC j t o w e r m o t o r co Weather Report FOR HARD OF HEARD SPECIAL ONLY Ladies and (¿iris Anglets, now .29c (i L 0 V E S t anvas gloves for men and Women Leather-faced Canvas gloves I im bei \\ oil Gloves for Loggers Leather Gloves for men and women m m m VARtery Apparel Shop NR (.IV E S. & H. GREEN STAMPS MGM Picture Contract Signed By Pine Cone In addition to the other pic tures shown the Pine Cone The atre announces that it has con tracted for a num ber of Merto- Qoldwyn-Mayer pictures. This is the largest producer of films in this business, and hts addition to Mr. Kemp’s bookings will en able him to show even b etter run of pictures Mr. and Mrs.. Howard (Red» H erron have moved into the fo r mer Reed bouse us Mr. H erron i»s employed in this area Lind, who have been serving the Ha of Hearing since 1934. Our Pledge To You Is better hearing under all conditic with our tiny New Beltone. Its ti size—and wonderful reception—of sounds will amaze you. ou are invited to see it, try it. At t X- u eins<L t 0 -v o u — 8 0 remember—a clii p e held for your convenience at t LAI IF HOTEL, Crescent ( —Just ask the clerk for Mr. Potter.
