Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, February 26, 1948, Page 8, Image 8

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cake were served bv the hostess- San Francisco. He told nJ
We had to handle such a bill
n a coastwise Dasis, Ml P ■ W who were present in- lot Tuesday th a t he had iJ
early in the session if it is to be nuai
j completed by both houses and i t te desirable th a t a program eluded the Mesdames C urt Wal- story about what the
vetoed and over-ridden by mid- be form ulated to apply to the en- dien. Mary Van Pelt. Henry of lilies were doing to thS l
June. The to ta l reduction figure
rhw ay. The Pacific flyway. Payne. W:!l am Hempel, Fred industry by "peddler me
will be changed by the senate the m igratory route of thouands Gardner, William Barton, Floyd and c u t-th ro a t practices
a fte r congress disposses of the of ducks and geese, extends from Swearingen, Lynda Roberts. An- contacting greenhouses
M arshall plan bills—and house Alaska to C entral America and na Waldien. Gerry Myers. Claude
Mrs. Funk who bee»
¡expects it to be changed
m aintenance
of
this
resource
W
Leslie
Miller, , the
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Opposition party criticism of 'l*nds upon the knowledge of the j Lois Ann Miller. Jean Gar ner d a 1e hospital ’ receiving
Republican insistence upon tak- "tatus of the birds th ro u g h o u t1 and Mildred Crawford, the hon- rnents for abscess of her
intT
s o m e of
o f the
t h e federal
f e d e r a l tax
t a * bur
bur- the entire range
rance and at all sea- ored guests and the hostesses.
ing some
In recounting his expert
sons of the year
den
off
our
necks
says
we
should
By Harris Elsworth
Mr. Funk said that he
A coordinating com m ittee was
D
retire the w ar debt instead. Of
[compile a few of his not
, established with a representative ( , e o r ? e I link Returns
Following several v e r y busy co u rse we should—and will. The
¡release in the next issue
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f
each
agency
s
e
e
in
g
on
the
From
T
rip
To
Midwest
¡question
is
how
much.
weeks, congr *ss h a s had two
Pilot.
Though not an economist, even
to establish uniform -’ Returning Sunday a fte r an ex-
weeks of com partive inactivity.
During the week of Lincoln's I can see th a t it would be ruin- j * n the program of the, var-j tended trip east, since Jan. 3, j
............ j, observation,
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, many IV
birthday
Re ,-. ous to pay off the whole $260 lous ai?oncies to pool all infor- George Funk arrived here from
T ry Pilot Classifieds for loLme Tl
1 ublican pt rnbci . went home to billion in one year. I think it a lso , 1X1,1 11 n h«’tnc secured.
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.
attend Lin< 4n day banquets.
would be fatal to distribute half
,
,
During the w e e k fnilnwina i of th a t am ount back to the lend-
Storm s last weekend washed
N O R I N E
H A R V E Y
J . S f j e f f l n o n day
- » • 30 n«u rin i " " <’< « " «™” 2“ ! Lh" dar? “ i. 'P - B!,ndon ,ro u '
w e r e attended b v D e m o c r a tic t h e re just bow much repaym ent hatchery of the Game commis-
members. With these two birthdav wil1 o u r m onetary system and slon and necessitated emergency
week« out of the w av there wifi our «c°"omy stand w ithout fur- j m easures on the part of i
Studio B uilding
B rookings, Orevq , After fai
be renewed activity until E aster • th er cheapening our money? Ex- hatchery crew to keep up the
t
t the state
One of the most controversial l*,rts say between three and six I * a te r. suppb in th e ponds until
un
last w
bills of this season the univer- bllilo,1s- We can d<> th at t h i s l ^ c liberation crew could relei ase
. al
»1 m ilitary train in g bill is a t year
vear and rednre
the
some
reduce tavoa
taxes, ton
too.
th e approxim ately 100.000 lee;
legal-
present in the hands of the ru le s ’ The United Nations organiza- !*z<* cutthroat trout being held
i they an
< ornmittee. It is my understand- Don should not lx> charged w ith I» that station for spring release
inutati
ing that the rules com m ittee does failure because it has not b e e n 1*,0 ,i> 1 wer,‘ j 0*1, however, and
| M day w
to t intent! io send this «hill to I of much h e l p in m aintaining i
*7.’ underway for repair
were t
the floor during tl
n
w o rld
t h u s fai s
_ _ am
*
bool, it wa
During the first w«*ek a fte r we fact is. UN function is to pre-1
ks would {
*avd the! x«Tit war, not stop it. We ar«
RCC OTIf1
at 11 i
I MT w< lid tie one the the first ¡not yet at jieace UN will no
are
tills to
considered. Nothing I have a chance to func
f u r t h e r ha as been ___
m Bille
said at»out it ° r 'ete peace is ess
fi. tally since it was sent to the but if it keeps trying to work
|S. 00 a.m.-
I.
commit ti
b t’
med w here and when it cannot,
M ALL MODEL 7
Despite
the
heavy
rains
of
that
services com m j
withh a re- pulls a few m ore boners
|l0:00 a.i
evening, the March of Dime
quest th»* it b<
en a rub for be Palestine partition, it
dance, la s t Friday, attracted i_
consideration on the du
¡be a generation or more b
111:00 a. r
large crowd, and consequently a
The r u l e s co m m itte e if the there is a peaceful world
<A one- or two-man tool) Lower in price, more powerf Bkx-.X.
fair' sum for the campaign. Net-
houM> of representative:
ght which the UN may operate
ted was $93.14
:00 p.m.-
he likened to a funn* I wh.
lighter in weight. 24-inch model weighs only 75 pour
n -ikeep the peace.
trols the stream of legislation
In the costume judging Bar-
More compact in design—can be more easily transported < 13 00 p.m.
to tf • floor of the house. This
bara S toi 1er. dressed
hula
co n n ttee determ ines which bills
g'ri. took the womens prize.
rough te rra in —operated w ith a m inim um of clearance- 14 '30 p.m.
are i lie acted ujMin and when
while V. ..........ndenhall
A.
.
,
Jr. It
they re to tie taken up. Except
used successfully a fte r a few instructions. Mows down Jw r.
Another step forw ard to main- ed "mighty like" a chinaman, so
|C 30 p.m .
i o r appr<
:»roj>i .»tions oills which are tain the m igratory w aterfow l r e - ’ much so that he was given the
tim ber up to and including trees 12 feet in diameter,
lepArted d directly by the a p p ro sources of the pacific flyway wa» first prize for men. Ben Kerns,
t rial ions
ns committ*
minor taken when a coordinated plan as the »all and willowy gal
ting chain swivels for any agle cut. A utom atic stall-pr I* 30 p.m.-
bills pas
»■assed bv u
mdaifs (
of study and m anagem ent for many charms, kept the crowd
clutch keeps engine running when saw chain is ji
tent, and except foi ra re mstanc- the Pacific coast was decided on laughing most of the evening,
lit »i a.m
of hills being brought to the as a result of a conference held
In reviewing the a re a ’s effort
Quick detachable idler is easily removed if saw is jamnJ k 4
d«wir by a petition of the meni- in Portland on February 17 and in the March of Dimes. Mrs. V
bei si.ip, no bills are acted ufmn 1M by representatives of the Brit* ¡A. Mendenhall Sr. reports:
in cut. Im m ediately available in 18-inch to 12-foot cutta 1100 a.m.
4
without the cons« nt ot the rules ish Columbia. W ashington, Ore-
From containers schools and
capacities. Also pneum atic and electric models, and cha I- P-m
com m ittee. It is not anticipated
ind Cali!
« game depart- postcards. S. " 0 00 From Dance.
th at the UMT bill will be forced
i and t h< United S ta te s I(net) 93.14. Total. $-413.14.
sharpener.
out by petition, and 1 have not Fish and Wildlife Service, it is
L p.m.
The container at the Texaco
yet heard of any change in sen announced by C. A. L o ckw o o d . Service station was the highest
I 9
trn e n t in »he rule:; committe« state game supervisor for the with $26.59. The fourth grade
U
P-m.
so at presept it does not
m Oregon commission.
was fh«? heaviest contributor in
¡4.
S.
R.
Hl
NT,
Distributor
likely that the UMT bill will lx
Varying tyjtes of w aterfow l ,he schools. Of the organizations
p .m .-
act«*«] upon this year.
e .i;; i t , ' c ' V' • k i.tv, b, ’■ en-
( n ' V - « . w;f- ..... .•<» f
B ill Jones, B rookings Agent
I
.
No one should
sta rt now
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gaged in but much of this ha* , ' n ° ’d l>Pc &■’ hill, carried for ’
spend the money saved by
p .m .~
!«en done by the sep arate agen’ ,? ' -'‘ears by Ralph Vincent, was
bv the term i of the tax re«
I
¡cii's on a local basis. Since n ia in -j‘n
contributions.
tio n hill passed by the ho
! 30 p.m ,—
tenants* of this resource involves ’
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i a o u v
vaauxti
ìruins
Accredited PIANO Teacher
'S X ',1'March Of Dimes
GASOLINE ENGINE CHAIN SAI
GAME NEWS
MALL CHAIN SAW CO.
!&
S tork Shower Wednesday
Southern ( u rry ( ounty Headquarters
g At Payne Residence
Appliances— Appliances
GAS APPLIANCES
Serve! (ias R efrig era tor
Tappan Gas Ranges
Western Holly Gas Ranges
Rudd Gas W ater Heaters
(¡enera! Gas W ater Heaters
Monroe (¡as Heaters
Mon rot» (¡as Floor Furnaces
j v • i : : ! • ! : l \ t > n, Old Mrs.
j E verett Reekm an were hostesses
j at the Payne home, for a stork
shower last W ednesday evening
in honor of Mrs. W alter Essley,
and Mrs. Donald Payne. Appro­
priate games were played in the
early evening, climaxed by the
opening of the many nice gifts
by the honored guests.
Refreshm ents of ice cream and
Fi restone
Gibson
T TOO
© A O THERE A R E N ’ T
w o r e $ 2 b ills a r o o n o — j
T W E V ’O BE HANO V FOR BOY-[
in g a d o lla r ' s ujo r t h of
MOST ANYTH IN 6 « ¿ R b T H K E DAI
A dm ira l
Zenith Radios
DIL APPLIANCES
H. (', L ittle Heaters and Floor Furnaces
Sparks Oil Heaters
Perfection Heaters and Ranges
Duo Therm O il Heaters
. 'Customaire,
Circulating Oil Heaters
Complete line of CRANE CO’S finest bal
room and Kitchen Ylumbing Supplies.
-MONTAG PRODUCTS
'«r ♦ rpi r»* ne**«] .tcn u è mo«
v»'/i your cor. Drive
xfciy / ° f <i com plete check-up
curry qw,U»ty SH E LL gaso-
and m otor oils.
Full Line of SPORT FISHING GEAR
- p o rtin g Goods — Ammunition.
J. J. Gallagher’
SALKS
SKBVKi
ia ’ 2 p.m .
1
I
i-finals ft
to be r
ta r tis ir
nee Am
^rtiiing
and are |
•We the
J * and f
I ‘'S C!
®iTangei
;>ed bv
tores V£
How
y
*he r
will be
fining (
® Montag Stoves and Ranges
■ Montag Electric Ranges
Montag Electric Water Heaters, with
r A. 0.
bronze tank.
Europi
Oil Burners for Coal and Wood Ranetti * A. 0
and Heaters.
Dutch Boy Paint Distributor
Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co,
compi ete hardware i ne :
«live U n m Tradii,« Stamps on Everythin,; !
|l-r- the m o
We are agents for
EI.Et TKIC APPLIANCES
General Fleet rie
I
r* >*ars f
Tuesda
many
•^ent toe
of the
and fr<
with «
nation
f Kerr.
fai »eed f(
the gc
P0* avail
1 the llr
Brookings, Oregon
BROOKINGS, OREGON
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