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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1947)
lY, JUNE 19- 1947 - ERO üK IN G S-H A RBO R PILO T. BROOKINGS dois News W orld's Ein« st C lim a te ans d ep a rtm en t in th e s ta te li b rary building, o r at th e P o r t land office at 416 SW 11th Ave. Most im p o rta n t of th e new laws a re am en d m en ts to th e s ta te v e teran s’ loan act fo r th e p u r chase of ¡'arms and homes, w hich provides a $6000 m ax im u m loan, and to th e s ta te ed u actio n aid act which gives O regon v e te ra n s not alread y studying u n d er th e GI hill a m ax im u m of $35 a m onth up to 36 m o n th s w hile studying m academ ic o r voca- tiortal schools. A nother act included in th e pam phlet is an am en d m en t to th e s ta te ap p re n ticesh ip law to provide w ar v eteran s re p re s e n ta tion on both s ta te an d local a p p ren ticesh ip councils. yr* Helen Fain pioneer and H is- Xcation met S a tu rd a y ; - Grange hall w ith 25 x pot luck lunch w as tnooo by the ladies, aft- the business m eeting „ presided over by J. [¿rson of Soos Bay. , nterested in the his- X and Curry counties to join the association oemg SI- and dues of ji Mrs. Inez Chase is OREGON I P age A'me m ent since its inception in 1945, serv in g as head qj th e P o rtla n d office of th e agency. B efore th a t tim e he w as ex ecu tiv e s e c re ta ry of t h e O regon W a r V e te ra n s' S ervice co m m ittee, estab lish ed in 1913 by th e s ta te le g isla tu re an d abolished tw o y e a rs la te r w hen th e d e p a rtm e n t of v e te ra n s' a f fairs w as cre a te d . Mr. and Mrs. E llsw o rth W oody and d a u g h te rs re tu rn e d fro m a v acatio n at S a n ta Rosa, an d A l tu ra s. C alif Monday night. Mrs. R egina H ag g erty w as in c h a rg e of th e Woody cabins w hile th ey w ere aw ay. up is working tow ard wt building w here all data may be kept, Tfce driver o f this ear was kitted because hr was driving “ too fast tneeung was held on j fo r conditions.” Rounding a curve on damp, slippery pavement, his m achin e skidded off the road and rolled over and over down ike tide Mr. Matson gave a o f a steep em bankm ent! finally came to rest right-side-up with the Pag day and its m ean- New Administrator Is driver crushed in the wreckage. Stated speed limit« apply only to bid on display a flag average conditions, and a safe speed at ordinary times can be a vary D l l II A M IN IO Heading Vets’ Affairs stars, owned by M rs. j dangerous speed in bad weather. T h e law hat a right to expect I D f t O OtOUMD PO R TLA N D —W. F . G aa re n - eman of Coquille. T he motorists to drive below stated speed limits tshen specs* stroom if this city w as sw orn in one time, wsa used on S JO 0 M . C « • H 3 . * ii q p v o .2 00 last w eek as d ire c to r of th e O re » IJ 1 1) a t I t operated at Gold Beach j..; day. T hom pson. K eith, Glenn. Brooks | K en n eth P urdy at T u rn er. Ore. gon d e p a rtm e n t of v e te ra n s' a f 0» 1 1 1 4 1 Z it U K K I act meeting of the as- a nd K e n n e th W agner, H al S tra in j Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson fairs. succeeding G eorge E. S an- »ill be held at C oquille arid M a ry D onaldson. m otored to E ugene last w eek,' day, w h o resig n ed because of at the community h a ll? L eav in g T uesday to spend ten w here Mrs. Donaldson will a tte n d poor h ea lth . W atch for dates at Crescent G aaren stro o m , age 32, has been oup has a m em bership, d ay s a t th e 4-H sum m er school su m m er school at the V niversitv. city, for your convenience! d the two counties, Rf C o rv allis a re Speed A nderson, Lois Sm ith, po stm aster, a t assista n t d irec to r of th e d e p a r t „ Grange held its reg - D o" n a H ° ,se s’ ; A nna K r e u u e r tended the p o stm asters conven w meeting Saturday and <? 'a rles S . \ . tion a t G rans Pass. T hursday to . of the sta te eon-1 P auli"*1 a "*l A ndy A nderson S atu rd ay . P aul Sm ith, Mr. and ta r given by Mr. an d I ,,av e P » r " h a s « l th e frozen food Mrs. C harles Doane drove over ->nce Brooks who a t- lo ck ers a t L an g 1®1« from E. J. S a tu rd a y night and retu rn ed on B RING ING BRO O KING S TH E B E ST e i«ion. Marion B ro o ta I ™ ley a n d w i" « > "'1 """ »? >»- Sunday. Lola S ypher w orked in rated the home economics fore. T h ey a re busy rem odeling th e postoffice while Lois w as gone articles from the s ta te th e office. T hev soon will have and E ste r S torm w orked for P au l Discussion was held eon- frozen foods av ailab le for th e S a tu rd a y at the store. . telephone service w hich public. Miss Jack ie W ells of E ugene is J e r r y D eR osier of the H am let available to people liv- now visiting Joan Henry. a t P o rt O rfo rd has assum ed m a n wn Bandon and P o rt H arold G alherth has re tu rn e d j PVT AW AY NOW FOR FALL—AND SAVE iOocia Sweet gave a re- ag e m e n t of th e P o rt O rford th e from Los A ngeles w here he had a tre . | tae home dem onstration been employed. M rs. Don B rooks w as shopping o will soon he av ailab le John D. M ereen of P o rtla n d Sizes fi to 14 of Curry county. O tto a t C oquille, la st week. is spending tw o w eeks w ith his M r. W ahl, m a n ag e r of the P o rt bro th er-in -law , J. P. Y o a k a m .1 Overalls, Bib. waist and Sailor, suntans, olive .spoke a few words about »rag program the first !O rfo rd b ra n c h of th e C u rry C oun W hile here is talk in g politics and drab, moleskins, and semi-dresB pants. ALL school. which was done B ank, fo rm e rly of Brookings, looking over some of his in te r-; PRICED RIGHT AT COST TO CLEAR FAST f A short program , hon- h as m oved his fam ily to P o rt ests in C u rry county. Also ca ll-; —SO COME NOW—WHILE THERE'S STILL «Day and F ath ers Day, O rfo rd an d w ill live in the home ers at th e Y oakam ranch th is re c e n tly sold by Mr. and Mrs. w eek w ere C ounty Com m issioner A GOOD CHOICE! Elk Garden club held L aw ren c e Kock. and Mrs. C ulvert of Coos C ounty. meeting F rid ay a t j M r. an d M rs. Win. M ontgom- Mr. and Mrs. C h arles Jen sen ■ Mrs. Florence Adolph- e ry an d son a re spending a few of D enm ark w ere Coquille bu si '»View ranch, which h as d ay s v isitin g h e r siste r at Red ness visitors. Monday. issortment of flowers in wood, O re.., and w ill also m eet Refreshments w ere se rv h e r b ro th e r from C alifornia here. Pamphlet Contains Laws ie hostess. M rs. R u th M urphy, Langlois Affecting Oregon Vets ras Willow Club w ill g ra d e te a c h e r, has rented an M anicure Instrum ents SALEM T w enty new law s a f wisiness meeting T h u rs- a p a r tm e n t in th e A nderson Apts, -6 at the L anglois and w ill m ove before school be- fecting w ar v eteran s, passed in Scissors Pocket Knives ta i, with pot luck lunch ' gins, th is fall. the recent session of th e O regon M rs. G eorge Connors of Ban- leg islatu re, have been published Boy Scout Knives •»J be a m ixer a t th e , don e n te rta in e d w ith a dinner, in pam phlet form and w ill be *“°1 gym at L anglois, h o n o rin g Mr. and Mrs. Andy An- ready for d istrib u tio n som e tim e Lae 27 at 8:30 p. m. i d e rso n ’s 25th w edding anniver- this week to in te reste d o rg an i- Kelton watches and alarm clocks gram and m usic fo r sary , also a tte n d in g w as M rs.j zations and individuals. W. F. 5 planned with refresh - C o n n o r’s d a u g h te r of K lam ath j G aarenstroom , newly ap p o io n ted . ¡state d irec to r of v e te ra n s’ affairs low Everyone is in- F alls, O re. Bill Ward Clothing Store A -T C -O -S -T BOYS PANTS 51 Guage Nylon Hose, pair___$1.98 Mr. and M rs. .Clarence H a g e n ,saj<] early this week . 4-H club held its ( sday evening at the anfi Mrs. John Don- ^■nmark Ralph Cope sent were Kenneth left T u esd a y to spend th e ir va- The pam phlet. 500<) of them , ca tio n in M innesota, and expect a re titled “S u p p lem en t to V e t- 1 to r e tu r n som etim e in A u g u st.'e ra n s' laws of th e S ta te of O re -. Mrs. Joe Everest left to spend gon." They -ire available, free., a few davs visiting her brother a the Salem off ee of the veter ” S— Chetco Drug Co. T. W. Zenier PHONE 183 , H_____ P 175 80 PIPE DREAM— 1 THE BEST J-2 IN REPAIRS ALWAYS! • ______ _______ j- KEEP •’ OREGON GREEN -4- â? PRICES CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY! B R O O K IN G S GARAGE Claude Goldizen George Bar liner Next Door to Brookings Market FIRES ARE CAUSEO BY SMOKFPS
