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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1947)
AY. SER » S P A * SEPT- 18' 1947 BROOKINGS-HARROR PILOT. BROOKINGS OREGON “U orld's Finest Climate' iOTIST COMING l?« S Ä V Ä S X Ä Ä ü ? *’ " » * * « « M M M Page 7Vii ta » , w h Br.dv who' L L Z - avl - T U TR nA „ J L " Henrv Ï Ï Ï ™ «t ,hr2u*h departm ent located ine made position of U. k . “ lrai '' " ho h for a !' m ade Jekyl and Mr. Hyde <s,X ,he i I «vpariment, CONE. ESD A Y Dr. Jekvl ing made halfback on his home ln Brookings more ter Dar B. Valleau appears a! an inter', and' 4lfi Salem- ’* >' — • 35 an *nter' and 416 SW H th avenue Port- the „ junior JUn‘° r ----- vars“ This fans will be able to Z 'tina Z n S p r (ull evening a t the ^ i n ^ i h e Icien“ ^ - * ’6 ,and' I I . , h“ of hypno- it does Tom, except that next Tuesday a n d :tism as W J t » * F la p s M a n d a to r y absorbs the bruises. wm Zombie show. To say more yould, M . - >A Haunting We Will Go tako away the interest which is . 1 naps for a11 trucks which in>l and Hardy, a stage in store for everyone. . do not have rea? fenders, is man ¡j be held. datory, says a state law, which tor 0/ U* is being enforced. Roy Sunder »ill be no advance in tholic Ci , ,. FUNGUS CAUSES land of Chetco Home and Auto' unday of Norm Kemp told he, LEAVES T0 DROP Supply Co., in calling attnetion,! lav. , A. M. Waterman, pathologist says he had two available sizes I being the name of er Sunday,, »nt and petent cocktail, for the department of agricul ready for installation. Daniel Keü» ture at New’ Haven, Conn., re cently identified the leaf spots Wants To Hear Scout River ■ which have caused partial sum- . tO U l (m er defoliation of all broadleaf) A m bers of Troop 32, Brook- School at ¡fi, trees, ecpecially oaks, through- *?gS o .y. S™uts- u lsh to hear ttZee, Saft out southwestern Oregon, as be- e " m' th Hiver Scout relate a Worsfcp •• ( |0. K. R u b b e r W e ld ing caused by a species of Cyln- L ory , of. ,hls \ np t0 Eur°Pe to Hicks wih, or re-cap p in g , N e w drosporium, a not too serious 1 o world jamboree, and an in- fungus jvitation is going out to him to Sur-stop used T ire s , R e p a i r In response to many requests appear locally at his convenience. ’ See Ha and the n e w D ia - for information. H. C. Obye, sup- , iiirTfvrxvmar VcT P recision W h e e l ervisor of the Siskiyou national Hl MIDI 11 forest, requested information of M A T T E R O F C O N C E R N |Cêr. the fungi which is not common Low humidity the past few [. Rubber W e ld e r s and which required the advise days has hounded people inter- es from n e w P . 0 . of experienced pathologists to ested in lumber and timber ac- isolate. i tivities. Sunday at 4 p. m. the f. W aterm an stated that attacks humidity of 12 is said to be the ings O r e g o n had been reported in California lowest of this area in years, as well as Oregon and also sug-, Forest service officials were gested that a bordeaux spray "sitting on pins” for the past mixture would probably be the several days, especially since the most effective control measure., start of the last dry spell. Added, however, was the opin tional, R h e e m , J u d ion that no extensive permanent injury should be caused to trees lead, M issio n , M o n affected and that it was doubt For the past week, ending on Max. Min. Rain ful if the expense of spraying Sunday: EAKFASÌ 65 51 T tftric and g a s fired would be justified in most cases. September 8 68 55 .02 W aterm an’s opinion also is that September 9 heaters. 86 68 some evidence of the fungi would September 10 LUNCH 83 66 continue through at least next j September II 55 year since the early summer September 12 73 \n~ »INNER 51 months this year brought unus September 13 . 86 PL U M B IN G 61 ual rainfall and the fungus was September 14 96 Total rain for week ...... 02 thus able to gain a widespread Humidity on Sunday, Sept. 14, ifoothold. dropped to 12% at 4 p. m. «tod a » I *t Harbor ■ Baxtar. f'st counjeiof . n- second - honor ,h *n ....... Tom - than a year, has been employed b>' k’.' riiirnursi uum ocr Con,„any company of California to represent them |,„ , hi, area ie It A Point ALPS ÎCEX! istaura 'ountaiil estone N. Tygart Now You Can Buy ?ire$font : l S FOOD! Weather Report DELUXE C H A M P IO N ! a t Lower Than P re -w a r Prices! J. Gallagher or T IS D A L E S S t a t e G I B e n e fits M ay B e E x te n d e d F u r th e r TOM M Y JA M E S G E T S H IG H E N G L I S H G R A D E L in r iM i SALEM—Oregon World War 2 Mr and Mrs. Howard James J k t t»«e er e f e«r « ir» o/ the World’s Finest veterans who have already ex and daughter. Darlene, spent the! be free defeeN hausted their GI benefits may week-end at Arcata and Eureka, OFT EASTER LILY •<M3 m« »>'*•< «.fbeet still continue their schooling un visiting their son. Torn, who is- xg and Forcing Stock der state educational assistance, attending Humboldt State Col Jgs. Ore. U. S. A. for the length of time they were lege, being enrolled as freshman, | in active service, Edward Tag following graduation from the I gart, educational officer of the local high school last spring. PAY AS state department of veterans’ af Tom, or ”T. J.” as he is com fairs, said Monday. monly called by friends, passed LITTLE AS S tate aid to eligible veterans, his entrance examinations. lie amounts to $35 per month for made the highest grade in Eng- 40 or more hours of attendance, Hsh in a total of 121 students who in any approved educational in- passed the test, lorn considers stitution. including vocational in- this an honor and gives credit er, Calli PER stitutions. The veteran must have to Miss Ruth Woodward, who WEEK served six months or more in was his teacher. the armed forces, have an hon-‘ In addition to scholastic honors orable discharge, must have re- Tom is making quite a name for ] sided in Oregon for one year prior to entering service, and be > ■ K Sunday and Monday a resident of Oregon at the pres S p e c ia l P re -S c h o o l ent time. The $35 monthly pay-1 ment is based on each month in active service, up to 36 months.) Approximately 1600 veterans f u r c h ild r n e a t t h e ¡already have taken advantage of ¡state aid, Taggard said, for part-, {time and night classes and forj The amazing new Firestone De Luxe Champion is no regular high school and college, courses. He pointed out that 19471 to 55% stronger, has up to 60% more non skid augiea amendments to the educational; and gives up to 32% longer mileage. act permit retroactive payments| M a k e a p p o in t m e n t s e a r l y to students who may have neg-, fU ? h L o c a t e d in YOU SAVE 4 WAYS: leced to apply for the benefits _ M h R ank R oad at the start of any term. D e v e n v R e a l E s t a t e orn ce. I.S a v e w ith Firestone's N ew lo w Prices. An exensive list of approved j j j y e H o f f m a n , o p e r a t o r w 2. Save w ith O ur Liberal Trade-In Allowance. f ro m H a r b o r 1 educational institutions is avail- r 3. Save M ore on M ileag e and Safety. able at the department of veter- tes M BEI Ci I g ADA’S EAUTY SH O P Permanent Waves Mello’s Brookings Beauty Service WELDING Your Used Tires are Worth More to Us-Come in Today for Big Savings! SERMCE S6 vop No Kodak Finishing At Present W e w ill be open M o n d a y and T u e s d a y O N L Y o f e a c h w e e k fo r s it t in g s and p o r tr a it w o r k . ^edwood Studios Street, Telephone 2131 Crescent City, California W e a r e o v e r s to c k e d on 650x16, 4 -p ly W h ile T h e y L a s t ............................................ $ 1 4 38 CHETCO HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY W e G iv e S .& H . G reen S a v in g S ta m p s, T o o ! -IÄ & APARTM ENT wm $4« 4. S ave T im e a n d T ro u b le —Use th e F ire sto n e Budget Plan.
