Page Two
W orld's F inest Climate
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
I the crowded fa r e a s t United
! States, and from the more or Local N e w s Ite m s
Entered as second-clasr m atter, at the postoffice a t Brookings, Ore. less non-productive sections of
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Stunz and
the mid-west, has been a m igra three daughters of Boise. Idaho
March 7, 1946. under the. Act of March 3, 1879.
tion to the land of promise of arrived Friday evening to spend
DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher
fered only by the west.
several days w i t h Mr. Stunz
With
potential ui
of the
...i.. power H'ji'-iuieu
m r ¡lister,
stster, Mrs. Dewey Akers, and
NATIONALEDITORIAI— west, industry is looking to this family. A fter enjoying fishing and
a ction for location. The expen- viewing m any of the scenic spots
0«tc1(OtXsQP£(i
.'O/jJi
ASSOCIATION s:ve
ive east has become satu rated Tuesday
’he area,
the . b fam
lo r A
a n ilv
U left
X L late
'Z
idlA'IO» MIU
by industry; and the room for
expansion has dropped to zero for re tu rn in g to th e ir home.
ir too m any places.
EJ- H. G rootendorst, ow ner of
Subscription Rate:
ft *
is * m y prediction th a t the Brookside A zalea & Bulb Farm ,
Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon
$2.50 lt
returned home a fte r attending
Per Year, outride Curry County...... Z Z Z Z ^ O O
the sta te florist convention last
1 ten
to see
■ r n years,
Vr<«K,, «U
>> t even
( in i greater
at Corvallis. Among others
increases in population. On w hat from this a re a atten d in g the af-
do I base m y assum ption f On ^a ir Was J- T. Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. John
W agner and
In this community there are several organizations v T /# ™
th e
.............
fam ily of K nippa, Texas, a re vis-
which work for advancement of the area, and la-
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KandPM™Xsamar^ «
4 - H Garden
A’ of°
the drfftw
beach w.
dens
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o th e r X "
and gathered
W
W e went
ow ,rsan<j
the car St ? A , S‘ L°cklj|
a poem W *
Us a s-i
sorne car,-
C a ll For Bid«
£ st da-v »' Ju»
School District No. 23 '
for bids for painting the »
of the Upper Chetco Sc
House. Bids will be omm
day, June 28. 1948. at 8:00
at the school house The
f**? congested j Mrs. W agner and Mrs Gott are i eserves the right to ac
reject any or all bids.
t0 the w e st- E ve* the sisters,
ALICE E. OVERMAN
There's Underhanded Methods Used
DO1 tor Its advancement m every possible way. Yet,
from some source, and it must be locallv too there
i. a ( „ „ „
lf
„ „ ¡ .¡ „ / i n
JiOMtlon to.anything good for everyone.
sam ple copies, which When sent,
Early this spring in San Francisco, as well as in h(;ve re8ulted ,n A s c r ip tio n s of
koeller cabinet works
other California cities, begad rumors that tourists ^ " 3 7 ^ ” the ,uture,
l niture Rcpair> Tile-board Setti
should not travel Highway 101, almost in fear of Are these sam e people sub-
and
Refinishing—guaranteed
workmaiuhh
s
ineir lives. first, of course, the rumors stated, “The srrib*ng to o th er new spapers? it I We can build th a t kitchen cabinet a t mail-ord“
lardw ood doweled face fram e construction, out of dry
people rob you blind for everything.”
|is my guess th a t some people
Venturesome tourists who do come this wav have kh° ar! ,on tho f*!01’8 list’ may wood or fir. We have DRY MYRTLEWOOD lumber to
told
m-inv lnc-.l
k n t 11 i
u
W d> n a v e be on a t least a half dozen o th er
io
io many
local people f that
all along l the
way,
propa-!i«sts. if any read er wishes to see th a t piece of fu rn itu re you have alw ays wanted.
ganda is rife about the dangers that lurk on the this list< the Pi,ot wil1 be glad
Write Box 101
Brookings, Ore,
Oregon coast highway. They picture, not too intelli-¡t0 point them out
f'
or
free
Plan
service
and
estimates
gently that every resident along
isL X X ’X
t(L th u wide' sPre(ld
“«•“Pt High
S m wav 101
not in
.....
t\Kit nee. Inis ta lk has hurt nil Oregon coast places. v,,p " ’9 f ° r tiis own private m ad-
Last week there came an order from the state ulQ tst’ not known to the
hichwuv Z ? li;isi<H li,ni‘i^ X
,imit?
nignuay. 1 hat, to the uninitiated motorist speaks (t A s c r ip tio n to the Pilot. Ho
only one thing—the roads are bad. The state high- came ,n Marrh ° f tK* »ear from
wav commission, in its dictatorial position, did this
""u
in answer to insistence of some interests. However c,i„, h u / ?*
o n e - h a l f uayss
days.
’ tearin
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- ” ° at1(J vuv'iiau
I'vain g inaO re g o n 'v o ter"th e as
Oregon, tor some reason has long neglected its serlion was made th a t 50,000 in-
scenic coastline. Power pressures on the I p p - is b itiir o crease w as considered as a nor-
conadsthE w a v c o ^ P S8roni hi',s r nar ' ,to keep the “ ‘"
‘x ^ ^ b r x
a. 1 highway -a years behind in development. In- rnaI has been increased 35%
coming state officials should learn, from western ‘vcr 3,1 of Ores°n's 36 counties.
Oregon balk,t boxes, that the boundaries extend to h^7 sh'X'ih Par’ 7 ,thc state
the high water mark on the Pacific.
lL ;_ - h n the g reatest average
increase with 9'
IT SEEMS TO ME:
..
I
Applied fa the h><;il
growth in population. Prof. E .!Ore can note the parallel »•-
II. Moore stated that the 1940-45 '^ o s e , and from careful consul
grow th showed some 25G in -'•ration can come to the conclu-\
mow that w ith prom ise of nett’
Hit/» c.rception of the Port- businesses and industry locally,
land
"d area, which showed somi , tf,e end is not yet in sight. Trends
itnuK duitely following th c \,lef‘nitely point in that direction,
of the war and closing of 1‘'hifw fica forecast more increase
ar mdustrics, the state has nd this area m ust be prepared
m d almost as much since as to to m eet the situation or fina
<O<i when thc war industries itself slipping.
•a tid icorkt rs here. This is
’, according to the argum ent,
mant/ service men coming to
^fate they had grown to love
dc in thc service.
A t h o u g h t f u l w if e
he ixipulation gain from 1940
IS O N E LUHO HAS T H E
c la was 272,382; and from
PORK
CHOPS R E A D Y
5 to 1948 the gain was 114.-
luhen h er H U S B A N D
et addition to the m igrant
SPECIALS ON CANVAS WEAI
F O R P L A Y O R B EA C H
WFRF Vf
CHILDRENS SANDALS
$•> 95
MISSES SANDALS ..............
$395
Womens White OXFORDS...."...' «3.50
Brown & White OXFORDS ..... $4.50
Mens Sand Brown.................
$4.75
Hl RACHES, Speeial................... $1.98 to S
Hand made in old Mexico
BROOKINGS SHOE SERVICE
Blair .1. Gould
D i Y
/
'/ / / / / <
M O 0 I » w •
c p c n /M M
left th e P o rt-
home
IS H IN G
I nere« I,se
that ai
n't finds
i g prob-
Py Dmcvy
In the June 19, hs UV
Voter, Prof. Eldon 11
University of Oregot
article published, tell
grow th in population
I<etween the years of
1948 In prefacing his
nnu inform ation cone.
G e t s
from
T R IP
a
S E R V IC E
Cur-Del Cfeanen
Phone 233
Brookings, 0
y
Many people have asked n
«it does this increase m p<
nd i tation o riginate?" This, if c
ns should w atch his daily pape
Hs^may be seen self-evident Fn
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A
th m g h tfu l m otorist is on,
ho bnwçis hts cur to HAGGER
> nv/.V S£Ä V /C K . C or wash
■Ç and (o m p b te SAcIItibricuiim
modera trip priced.
Pete .1. Lesmeister, Realtor
Crissey Building
P R O M P T A N D EFFICIENT
he
Don’t fail to consult us if you plan to
BI Y OK SELL
See ( lassified Se<-tion for BETTER B l’YS
"TAe Apr mu o/
peggy p,ou
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Brookings, Oregon
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moulding , lumber
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Builder’s Supply Cc
I RONE 101
Smith River, CaW«