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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1947)
JULY 31. 1947 BROOK1NGS-HARBOR p i l o t . B R O O K Ix r.. h Falls i School Is Ready OREGON B ut 900 applications are on file fo r classes in many vocations. dred students." Purvine declared, j ^ o r ^ U lc ^ The reason they have not en For the world w ar 2 veteran rolled is because the state divi wanting to learn a trade, the set sion of vocational education in up is exceptionally good, because tends to have all facilities in the tuition charge of $50 a month o rd er when the enrollee arrives, will be paid out of his GI edu Lral Courses N ow according to Purvine. This means cational benefits, while his sub not only equipm ent and adequate sistence allowance will go far L Offered In instruction, but housing facilities toward paying his cost of living as well, he said tional Training Family apartment will cost New classes in various sub- about $35 a month. Rooms for Oregon's brand-new Jects will to sta rte d from week single men where four occupy are — be- the room cost S il per person, Eu vocational school - at - . . t0 w eek Three subjects - - — L Falls is well on the ,n^ tau g h t now with 20 students and only two occupy a room. $13 [ becoming the s ta te ’s in hodY and fender class, ten in each. Board can be obtained for iwessive institution for au1° m echanics and five in the $3i.'O a month at the cafeteria.! I crafts, occupations and cooks and bakers school. In from which already is in full operation. b those who combine h a n d -1 th re e to six weeks a diesel me- This includes three meals a day l .,, brainwork for th e ir chanics school will open, about for every day of the month. C officials of the Oregon flVe w eeks hence mechanics will f o r students short of funds, F of veterans affairs . begin to train, and in the near Purvine said that "we are plan- this week after an in- tu tu re a course in business man- ning considerable student aid in with the school’s direc ! agem ent to stress the practical the farm of part-time work." tor. D. Purvine, and Os- iS’de of operating a small busi I he only entrance requirement I ___n. head of the sta te ness will get under way. to get in the school: "The student; Rem odeling of barrack i n t o must be 16 years of age and cap of vocational education. II ?O-building plant which a p a rtm e n ts and rooms is another able of profiting by the instruc housed convalescent U. p roject well started. Forty a p a rt tion offered.” and which Oregon ac- m ents will be in ahape for fam This means he must make good, ior the tidy sum of one ilies by August 10, along with in order to stay. But if a m a n , has been in operation for plenty of rooms for single stu lacks initiative or ability in a; , weeks in its new role, dents. . paiticu lar course, he is allowed i-. 35 students are enrolled ‘ By O ctober 1, we expect to to transfer to another training, be able to accomodate and en- subject. ito date. Applications are accepted eith e r in person or by w riting the Oregon vocational school. Box Central 1049, K lamath Falls. Veterans enrolling under the GI bill should bring their certificates of elig ibility from the Veterans Admin istration. g "World's Finest C lim ate’ Pagt Ftya Results—Try Pilot Classified Artvrtising Dentistiy . . IN YOUR HOME TOWN! D enture Work o f All Kinds, Your Plates Re m ade. R epaired and Re produced To Fit, Relined, and to fit your purse. I)R . J j No appointment needed for out-of-town patients. Fillings and m o s t other kinds of work finished on the same day.. Office hrs. 10 to 4. J. E. STEV EN SO N Building Brookings, Oregon aid Local News Items BUILD illM’S AIR POWER AIR FORCE DAY, AUGUST 1ST a ;’* tmiav questions the fact that the whole future of the lit" may rest in the very clouds over vour head. And (Mr,reorganized \ir Forces give thousands of eligible young han opportunity to take an active part in building America’s ■ *cr. . . on the ground as well as in the sky. ■ u may, for example, enlist in the Air Forces for three L‘ 't v u have a specialty which will qualify you, you may able ,o enlist in a grade at higher pay. *• you have had \ir Forces experience, you may join the Air >tnf and continue your military aviation training outside of RirtSi hours. Ot.voumay join the Air National Guard and perhaps become for advanced technical training at special Air National W schools. Air Force Day, make a point of finding out everything - "ur Air Forces — especially the new Aviation Career Plan c -*d below 1 ull details can be obtained at your V. S. Army Siting Station. MOW—FHE WORLD'S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TOR A CAREER IN AVIATION ' the Army Air Forces offer high school graduates an ’Rented opportunity to get the finest aviation schooling - arui select your school or course before you enlist. •> A.AF Career Plan is unlike anything ever offered before. *iU selected high school graduates to apply and qualify ■ • specialized courses of their own choice. Simply go to P Atmy Recruiting Station, advise the Recruiting Officer . of aviation training you want and he will provide you -... application blank and a complete list of available courses. , you are selected to attend the course of your choice, A«t in the Army Air Forces for 3, 1 or 5 years. After y our tfHng period you are guaranteed the education you have make you a specialist in the type of work you want. *1 a list of all the schools and courses open to you under ^'dat^on Career Plan at your U. S. Army Recruiting * U- S. ARMY R E C R U IT IN G SER V ICE Mr. .and Mrs. Leo Lucas ex-1 pected to leave yesterday fori San Francisco where they will have their daughter given a m ed-1 ical checkup. The little girl was.1 quite seriously ill earlier this i spring, and had been taken to I a San Francisco hospital. Her general health has improved re-1 m arkably since returning home. I Mrs. Cliff Brimm arrived late last week from Morton, W ash..! to make her nome in Brookings.! Her husband. Cliff Brimm is at present erecting Brimm Bros, mill on the old mill pond. The plant is expected to bi’ in oper ation within a week or so. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kirkham of Portland, were Thursday evening ar.d Friday visitors in this area. While here they called on the Crissey family and the Vincent family. Mr. Kirkham is formerly city editor of the Oregon Journal and is now on the city desk. Clarence Howie, of K lam ath Falls, w’as a w’eek-en visitors of his mother. Mrs Charles Schaal. He brought with him a cushion unit machine which will m ateri ally help Mr. Schaal in his rap idly expanding upholstering bus iness. Mr. Schaal boasted of its benefit, to the Pilot Monday. Mr. and Mrs V. A. Vincent of Newberg were visitors over the week-end in this area. They were accompanied here by th ir grand son. who is visiting his uncle, Paul W hirry. Mrs Vincent left by stage, Sunday for Newberg, while Mr. Vincent remained for the Rotary meeting. He is a realtor at Newberg. f w t n i rüRESï FIRES! ★ ^our nearest Recruiting Station P°stoftice Building, Coos Bay, Oregon _________________ Fwt your pip« o*ht$ in bar« earth ME Now In O ur New Location BETTER ABLE TO HANDLE YOUR BUILDING NEEDS! Now Building Millwork, C abinets Windows and Doors, Pre-cut G arages, Houses. Bulb Sheds Concrete Work M ASON & EDW ARDS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Box 157 Brookings, Oregon . JR » iR O Q /flN C Sash Windows Doors •%” and 9 16” Plywood J. M .Asbestos Flexboard Enameled Marlite for Bath, Kitchen Roll Roofing and Shingles 39” and 49” Heatilator Units Asbestos Shakes—Cedar Rake Shakes Roof Coatings 8-, 15- and.30-lb Felts Shiplap and S4S lumber
