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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1948)
World's Finest Climate BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. Brookings. Oregon ly February 12. 1918 Pace Five proposing the Camp White be To determine the effect of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kerns.Sr. converted to a domiciliary fac- root pruning, 120 bulbs were dug left the middle of the week for icity for veteran care. from one field and handled ident- Orland. California for a few On Tuesday of this week. Sen ically except for pruning. Roots weeks stay. Toward the close of the war. ator Morse called a hearing on on some bulbs were cut off to Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hastings annual meeting of the the basal plate, some were left returned to their home south of w’hen it became apparent that S. 1035 before his subcommittee T t . t Bulb Growers Co-op- one and two inches long, and Harbor after spending the past neither the army or navy would and I appeared to testify favor continue the use of the 1500 bed ing the bill. The Veterans Ad C Tuesday, at Crescent others were left untrimmed. ¡few months in Portland. was voted by members Bulbs from five different fields Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McPherson hospital at Camp White near ministration some time ago had 1 tbe work, however, were dug aj tw’o week intervals are in southern California on Medford, it seemed reasonable submitted an unfavorable recom that the veterans Aministration mendation on the legislation to Modifications. For the pres- to determine the effect of dig- a pleasure trip. should make use of this new and the House and Senate committee. he 1947 officers will retain ging time. To find the best mois- very modern hospital unit. Exist Among the objections raised was ’U tV 'and include: Presi- ture level for packing and stor- ing hospital and domiciliary fac the estimate that it would cost rov Weideman; vice-presi- ing bulbs, the horticulturists are ilities of the Veterans Adminis $1,500,000 to convert this mod Lionel Burroughs, and sec- testing four different amounts. tration were wholly in adequate ern hospital into a domiciliary. v Ray Guerrettaz. ' Study findings will be recorded for the additional demand for ¡wer as the Vlie? ---------- . ----- ----- upr members, m em bers, under u n o e r the v ie —• - ..........— To be concluded next week » 1 will find relaxinng of annouced at the lily field day to Experience w’hich will do them veteran care. When $500,000,000 was recom T UPfth. is permitting the be held at the college during the good in the forthcoming touma- "inTto sell independently if jweek following Easter. ment, and possibly at Ashland mended for new hospital con was gained Tuesday evening at struction. I felt as did veterans lie is found. A list of these Eureka, when the Bruins met organizations and thousands of xations will be published by Influenza Epidemic Is the Humbolt State College frosh citizens in my district and in committee. ______ Claiming Area Oregon, that Camp White hos ---------- „ Toll ------— In --------- in a non-league game. The prevalent influenza epi- while the Bruins lost to the pital should be converted to a demic still is claiming the atten- more-experienced team. 42 to 30. veterans hospital or domiciliary' Jen Club Host tion of many well facility. Since that time I have at Hugh Gearin’s office Public Card P a rty — ___ - — -W homes ------ throughout ----- m v j they oaaw did w show up * sufficiently .v«». y — » bet- done every thing possible to have . . . . At. the area, with apparently little for their backers to forecast ieery v valentine motives made .__ . _ ______ t _ _____ this done. Oregon House and leery a ie n u n e iiiu u v t-h u w u r , ,_, h a t jnp. ter showings in games to come, Wednesday & Friday second ® those ill the early part econo Azalea Garden " club “M| Among The first half was a battle all Senate members had the full co- part;vu i hv Mr« oi the week were Bradley Page the way, with the frosh barely peration of all veterans organi- afternoons. oy m s ., | Mrs> Rrad -rtiu,.™ tea I tame table arrange« arranged by Mrs. holding'a lead. 17 to 15 at the zations and civic leaders of Ore inc Guerrettaz, was lovely., half. However, the last half the gon in the efforts made. At home on 101, 2 mi. bright red geraniums and Last year, after all subgges- frosh gradually pulled away. The .ching candles, and door prize tions were rejected bv the Veter south of. Harbor at all box score: ralentine cake made by Mrs ans Administration, it began to Ed F. Ackley left on the eve- Brookings--30 fg ft pf tp irles Grayshel, was a truly 0 appear that the objectionos to other times. ning bus Wednesday for San Reiling .................. 3 Istic achievement Camp White hospital were based ue traveling pinocle prizes Francisco, where he was called Church ....................1 0 principally on predjudice. S* na- Rausch ................... 2 ■e awarded to Miss Rose on legal business. He expects to Ray Guerrettaz tors Cordon and Morse introduc Felipe ..................... 1 mgarten and Bill Weideman. return here Monday evening. Vail„ho„ 4 ed R. H. 2971 before the House i. Crissey and Mrs. Charles w . A. “Bill” Foltz returned M<U^ an ............. 0 ivshel won the honors in pin- Sunday morning from Guam ................. 0 while Mrs. Wm. Crissey and where he had spent almost six ^ roes •’ridge received the conso- months, employed by the army- Wridge army ?.inlor\ ....................A Merritt ................. 0 on prizes. engineers. He will be home for nardnAr 0 Vith the highest bridge scores a time, until the engineers take \ ’a/ Vrrian.................1 the evening were Mrs. Lane him elsewhere on another job. Beckman Raymond —............0 1 of Eugene, Oregon, and Mrs. Power was shut off for an rry Axford. Almo New’ton and hour this morning between the -Tronic 12 6 10 30 Myrtle Hibbard received the, cfQ, lir,o and n Brookings rnnvina* while, while I state o line f scores and Mrs. Hibbard was ^he new line was being cut in Frosh—42 fs ft pf «P arded the traveling bridge at the Brookings Garage. This Crosby .................. 1 new line was extended to accom- Buit ........................ 3 1 .11 of the prizes w’ere boxes modate the garage and machine Klein ..................... 9 home made candy made by shop. requiring 220-volt current. Peterson ...............1 s. Helen Christensen, chair- Lack of this power has hamper- Palmer .................... 0 IS NOW OPERATING IN ITS n of the affair, and her co- ed these businesses of several Dana ......................2 tesses, Mrs. Marie Guerrettaz. weeks Haskins ...................0 NEW BUILDING ON PACIFIC ST. rgaret „ , Gravshel _ , , left , ...........2 D Reiling. , Rose . Hubbard, . Charles for ~ Coos Mitchell M iuneu ............. rp Bay this morning m interests of r m ow ............... 2 Vinners for the bingo game h’s f°T4heomin« campaign for — — — — re Mrs. W. E. Deveny and enta^ .................. 20 2 16 42 5. Nancy Harper who were Representative ‘ Ralph Mwn* at County Tournament Coming ’ ■ an da square deael to all arded delicious cakes Bay who is aiding in the Friday evening and Saturday uring the evening, birthday Coos Bay, evening of this week, the county rtings were sung to Bill j ca"JPaign* Emil Moore went tournament will be held at the dge and he responded by \ ghl d' , ’t te e k where they Gold Beach gym. The prelimin- :ing his own ballad about the J , hcir (laught< r, aries will be played Friday and lc° nver-______________ Eugenia, who will make a trip the championship Saturday. George W. Darling B (ìaude Goldizen east with them soon. They will n m n n ■ n ■ Io Facts Sought be gone several weeks, and as Dead I)og Poor Sight Letter From Washington were Co-op Continue Work _____ Hombolt Frosh Dumps” Bruins 'I Income Tax Service v a iv * Local News Items ■ ■ I ■ ■ Con^e Highest Quality Service PHONE Aid Growers iar east as thcir old home in At Area Dumping Site aster lily bulb root pruning the effect of water sprouts digging time on bulb forcing lilies a,e being studied at the ion Stale college experiment- Te" ^ sse!- M _nd h e r‘ At considerable expense to the Mrs. Lilly . Iy chamber of commerce, to say daughter. Mrs. Marguer . . - the rk anrt ,and «on and two daughters left Tues- nothing about ‘'ay evening for Port and for a ,t(,° rfor' , hi/ a r e a seems ™ by h o rtic u ltu ra l depart- f e w 'd a y s v r u . w i.h _ n -la .lv « , „ the area's biggest neglect ^ ^ Z ^ a r e being U e i^ . l ^ a ? C,e , T P" H e n ^ rigM w^isV a’S ’u t two weeks ago '" H 1 Ul<in8 tman. head of the horticul- when she slipped and fell m ar ,aW a big dog. dead, 1 'ivp<- ’ment. P ro ject leaders th e B r o o k i n g « home o Stanley E. Wadsworth, asso- daughter. Mrs. Helen Myers. e horticulturist and A. N. Mrs. Charles McLean arrive« •n n s ^ tn r.t 134 elem ents, which and out to _ . yj person who owned h o rticu ltu rist, home the first of the week from offensive n lily bulb growers must San Francisco a^ -lity bulbs a t th e low- citie s w h ere she visited u ia ii\t M. ?ost if they are to e increasing competition her countries and other ’ . Isworth points out. To they need additional in- ’¡n storing and ship - f< tind that roots on the i iy be removed or re- he bulbs will be much handle and pack; and gging time is found rela- Humportant. more time may be given to digging >s and hence labor costs reduced. If the water are found to have no for mg qha’ity y bulbs no b< used pers dentistry . . In Denture Work, the strong and Beautiful ACRYLIC plate is sup erior to anv denture ever made. Xng°w hCT he took the dead " , . th Your plate may be worn dum p, o r b e tte r for .three weeks. Her son Ken- /"¿V e been in r.eth Hanley, who accomp. « n»id” her south returned home last a field. week. nib Several local people attended j th« h.i'k1 ih;in ;ani’ in when the local high school cagers ■ played the Humbolt State Col- lege team. Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Fworek and young son moved to Klamath Blacksmithing Falls Tuesday to m ux> 1 < <• home. They have purchased a Electric & Acetylene home there and Mi- I wore Welding plans to spend a tew weeks ix- ing it up. They have made their DONE RIGHT home with Mrs. Tworeka par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Masse , Mr. near the state line >roia TwTirsk was discharged navy. t home the same day the same day teeth are ex tracted. An old denture can often be re-made at a less expense.. No appoint needed for out-of-town patients. M. & IL SHOP DR. J. E. ( entrai Building STEV EN SO N Brookings, Oregon
