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B R O O K IN G S -H A R B O R
P IL O T , B rookings, Oregon
of jo y and pleasure
round them.
T I l l RSDAY, AUGUST
s u r­ of th e ir ca r and o th e r p ro p e rty
t ) San Francisco ,
last week. The Sandbecks o p erate O rto n went down’t0 ™
En*ered as second-clasr m a tte r, a t the postoffice at Brookings, Ore.
hiv«
The o th e r te lls his liste n e rs a shoe re p a ir business there. T hey ica l check up follo»^
M arch 7, 1946, under the A c t o f M arch 3, 1879.
th a t the o n ly w a y to get to w ill keep th e ir C hetco r iv e r land cent operation. They ?
heaven is to w e a r a h a ir s h irt and expect to re tu rn here some
o Crescent City thu »,
_____DEW EY AKERS, Editor and Publisher
and sleep on a bed o f spikes and tim e to b uild.
they have employment
i f he even th in k s o f a n y th in g
M iss M a rg a re t Zahl o f San
Mrs. Clarence Spears
National A d v e rtis ing R epresentative
th a t could b rin g a ra y o f jo y o r Francisco is v is itin g h e r u n ci
happiness in to his hapless life and au t, M r. and M rs. P. E ram ento. Calif., arrive?
N E W S P A P E R A r V e HTI^I.NG S E R V IC E . IR C .
he is je o p a rd izin g his v e ry soul. Kem ske o f the H a rb o r area t h : o f the week to visit he*
M r. and Mrs. j im F *
In between these tw o you m ay week.
(»
N« towel tdHonel A»M>ueto>n|
d a u g h te r Marilyn, fora
find alm ost countless fo rm u la s,
D onna Lee. born to M r. and
w hich, i f follow ed, w ill ta ke one
Serving America's Advertisers endjhe Home Town Newspaper*
s tra ig h t to heaven. I have never M rs. Dan Cham bers, o f P o rtla n d ,
J u ly 26, is second g ra n d d a u g h te r
IM W Kendolph - CNce^e
* O t m i l • Mofcroo* 8k) g.. $«• Freed»«». Cat
seen one who professed to believe
BULLDOZII
in these phantasies, th a t could o f M r. and M rs. Boh Cham bers
give a lu cid s ta te m e n t o f w h a t o f Cham bers F ir C ourts. M rs
be re a lly believed. I t was a lw a ys C ham bers le ft T h u rsd a y fo r P o rt­
AGONAL £ DITORI A l _ so w o n d e rfu l th a t m ere w ords land to become acquainted w ith
R o a d Building, ~
0 R £ CÌO(N
the lit t le miss.
' ASSOCIATION co u ld not describe it.
M ary A nn B iddle, o f B id d le s
L e v e lin g , Ciearin
B LIS HIE R
R ecently, in Los Angeles, I ac­ M o te l, H a rb o r, is spending h e r
com panied m y son on a v is it to
va ca tio n w ith re la tiv e s a t P o r t­
a h o sp ita l p a tie n t. I s ta id in th
land. She is expected home by
S u b s c r ip tio n R a t e :
See A l Sai
c a r w h ile he w e n t in to the hos Sunday.
f i t a l . A nurse came o u t to h e r
on E a s y St., or
M r. and M rs. M a th e w s o f T u c ­
c a r w h ich was n e xt to m ine and
son, A riz., w ere ré ce n t v is ito rs at!
B o x 53, Brookiu
we engaged in conversation. The the home o f h e r parents, M r
ta lk led to the discussion o f re ­ and M rs. Joe D e M a rtin . She isi
get b e tte r,” was the answ er g iv ­
lig io n . She in q u ire d concerning
g ra n d d a u g h te r o f M rs. H a ttie
en us by B ruce Shavere. general
m y b e lie f and said she was v e ry S titt.
manager o f C oos-C urry E le c tric
re lig io u s, but th a t she was not
( la rk Schley and J e rry A n d e r­
( o-op, in answ er to o u r q u e rry
a m em ber o f any re lig io u s o r-
son w ere m em bers o f the 4-H
how soon w e , could expect elec­
g a n iza tio n . She stated th a t she H u h tn n r w hm i. , i
. l
tr ic ity w hich w o u ld not flu c tu a te was a tte n d in g n ig h tly le ctu re s o f o ve r the co u n ty 'la s t'w e e k ’ c lu b
so much th ro u g h o u t the day. "It m e of Iho rnnst marvel«,,«, —
¡1
weeK. C lu b
< ne o f the most m arvelous men
is ju st a case o f i^ e rlo a d a ll the in the w o rld .
members fro m Coos, C u rry , and
Douglas counties w ere in the
w a y along the lin e .”
M y c u rio s ity being aroused, I group. They cam ped a t F lo ra s
I t m ay be n e xt pear, when the
in q u ire d w h a t he was ta lk in g ( reek 1- rid a y n ig h t in n o rth e rn
proposed lin e w ill be extended
about th a t was so w o n d e rfu k I C u rry county. T h e re w e re a b o u t
Teilor-dbr
th ro u g h Eugene, t o Reedsport,
O.
she said, " I cannot find I SO in the group.
( oos B ay, and thia w ay, to b rin g
w ords to te ll you. i t ’s too won-1
Mrs. M isso u ri M o rg a n is re-
in B o n n e v ille pow er, before this
d e rfu l fo r words. W h y it is ju s t I ported s lig h tly b e tte r the firs t
area can re a lly hope fo r steady
g lorious, the grandest th in g I o f the week. W h ile s till
c u rre n t 1« q u a n titits s u ffic ie n t
in a
ever listened to. One ju s t cannot serious co n d itio n a t the
to meet the present demand, to
Gold
k te p fro m being c a rrie d aw ay Beach h o sp ita l, she has
say n o th in g o f fu tu re demands.
been
w ith it . "
able to have a few v is ito rs fo r
T h is is a p ro o f th a t this
T h e Town Si
T h e re was n o th in g concrete o r
p a rt o f O regon is g ro w in g . W hen basic about it. I t was j ust a n . sh o rt periods each day.
Mrs. C la rice O rto n and son, Ben and Pat Kerns
pow er was b ro u g h t in fro m the o th e r t h r ill fo r her There is n o t ; Glen,
re tu rn e d fro m a b rie f t r ip
C a lifo rn ia -O re g o n P o w e r Co., a m illig r a m o f ch a ra c te r Iw iild- -------------
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it was th o u g h t th a t the problem ing o r soul-saving grace in a ton
was solved- a t least fo r a tim e. o f propaganda. 11 consists o f
Pn Dewey
A tc u a lly it is lit t le b e tte r than n o th in g more than the im a g in ­
previously, since th e re have been ings and vagaries o f ch a rla to n s
The
a ir-co n d itio n e d
P a cific
•lope causes hum orous re-actions so m any new consum ers added w ho have no respect fo r tr u th
to the lines.
o r m orals. .
on d iffe re n t people. I rem em ber
T h e re is n o th in g b e tte r than
M e can b u ild th a t kitch e n ca b in et a t m ail-order prices
In
the
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f
C
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,
the
d is tin c tly how c h illy I fe lt the
firs t c«u|i!e o f weeks a fte r I a r- s itu a tio n is worse, it has been a couple o f statem ents fro m the
h a rdw ood dow eled face fra m e con stru ctio n , out of dry
liv e d here, and how, la te r, on to ld in th is area tty people who H o ly W r it w ith w hich to close
•vood o r fir. W e have D R Y M Y R T L E W O O D lumber to
a bus tr ip to the W illa m e tte liv e in th a t section. M o u n ta in th is l it t l e n a rra tiv e . H here th e y
th a t piece o f fu r n itu r e you have alw ays wanted.
a
re
:
\a lle y , I thought 1 co u ld n ’t bear States P ow er Com pany is hav­
“
F
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r
th
o
u
g
h
t
there
be
th
a
t
ing
the
same
k
in
d
o
f
problem
,
the heat. I re ca ll, too, how at
W r i t e B o x 101
B ro o k in g s, Or
S alem in June. 1947, I a c tu a lly b u t more added to it, since there ca lle d gods, w h e th e r m heaven
fe lt I w o u ld roast, w h ile people are so m any new p la n ts going o r in e a rth fas there be gods
For free plan service and estimates
o f th a t c ity w ere co m fo rta b le , in. This area s t ill can fe e l a b it m any, and lords m any), B u t to
in tact men and women w o te smug w ith c o n d itu m , despite the us th e re is but one God the F a th ­
er, o f w hom are a ll things, and
th e ir suits w ith no apparent fe e l-» CCnd,i*on "
we by h im .’’ I Cor. 8:5-6.
Jng about heat.
“ Jesus sa ith unto him , I am
L a st Sunday, to escape heat,
the w a y, the tru th . and the lif e :
a n y n u m b e r o f people flo cke d to
.Vi man cometh unto the F a th e r
th is area fro m G rants Pass, Med-
b u t by me.” John 1 ^6 .
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sa me
B A R T O N IV MARSH —
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Fo
Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon.
Per Year, outside Curry County.......
$2.50
$3.00
IT SEEMS TO ME:
RELAX
SLACKS
Dayi
KOELLER C A B IN E T WORKS
Millwork, Furniture Repair, Tile-board „
and Refinishing—guaranteed workman^
T he
I W R IT E
as I See It!
i Local N e w s Ite m s
L iste n to th
w o rd sp o k e n bv
J o s u s C h ris t h im e lf
"T h e n if ! M r. a n d M rs. B ra d le y P. T il-
a n y m a n s h a ll say u n to you. 1,0, I Id tso n an d d a u g h te r le ft la s t
H e re is C h ris t o r th e r e , b eliev e S a tu r d a y fo r O n ta rio , O reg o n ,
it n o t F o r th e r e s ta ll a r is e fa lse u h e i t h e w ij be e m p lo y e d as
C h ris ts , a n d fa lse p ro p h e ts , an d a d v e rtis - n g m an of a n e w s p a p e r
'■hall shew g r e a t « ig n - a n d w o n -j th e r e . The T illo ts o n s c a m e lie ie
if it w e re nossi- la s t fa ll fro m Los Angel* s
B ru c e S h a v e re . g e n e ra l m a n ­
th« very
3.24.
ager tor Coos-Curry E lectro
C o-op, w a s a b u sin e ss v is ito r in
d \
tem -
th is a r e a F rid ay m in te r e s ts c f
Iif.
th e p ro p o se d p o w e r lin e w h ich
w ill c o n n e c t G old B ea c h w ith !
th is a r e a , a n d so u rc e o f e le c tr ic ;
p o w e r. E a s e m e n ts a r e now be­
tre w
ing obtained fro m p r o p e r ty o w n-
t<i
th
wh ;
the g r e a te s t difti- e r s a io n S th e ro u te .
Mi's, i x p . S a n d b e c k le ft F r i ­
't e d by th o s e u h o
»ching. lies m n o t day e v e n in g fo r Mt S h a s ta . C al.,
d worse before it
red bv th e floods w h e re th e y m o v ed r e c e n tly fro m
th e H a r b o r a re a , a f t e r d is p o sin g
in fo et s ry building
T h is fa c t m ay
by eon;sid e rin g th a t
coast n e v e r e v p ei
te m p e r a t t i r e e h a n g
l.\ ing in la n d do, t
u >uId n o tic e th e
th a n u e. h e re on t!
th e y Ci >nie to I he
re v e r s e I he p r tx e
resuden ts n o tic e th
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