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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1951)
BRQQKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON P age T wo Mrs. Mildred Byrne was a guest be represented at the Portland of her daughter, Joan, at Snell Tn. «Ge, to be held later this Parade Hall, Oregon State College, Cor month. The group will fly there vallis, last week-end. for the week-end. Capt. and Mrs. Joe Hiatt of Kntered as second-class matter, at the Po^tofflce at Brookings. Ore. W. H. Hibbard will be in the Tacoma were recent visitors of main office of Coos-Curry Elec- March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Coquille, for Mr. and Mrs. C. P- McCulloch, Dave Franklin, owner of the. trjc Co-operative, on Gardner Ridge road. Coast Freight Lines, get our nod cne WC ek, beginning, Monday, D ewey A kers , Editor and Publisher this week for the good job he is I SUBSCRIPTION' RATES: doing and planning to do for the people of Southwestern Oregon. He has purchased the Peterson One Year, in Curry County---------------------- INSURE TODAY--------- $3.00 Auto Freight, running to and; serving Reedsport from Coos Bax. Dave, who purchased a lemon of NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: Kindly notify of any a business when he bought the Central Tranfer, has won him change of address in advance. Failure to do so costs two old Fire, Theft, Auto, Truc^, Comprehensive, ourei self a lion’s share of the respect ot Curry county by his business cents per issue sent to the old address. Subscription will Public Liability and Property Damage, trough like methods and courteous serv- be dropped unless subscriber notifies Pilot of change. ice to everyone If Dave could purchase the franchise of the line to Poitland he will have done this area a Established in 1846 greater service. Perhaps that is Sunday, if you have any sentiment at all, you will go his plans—at least I sincerely do Let Your Insurance Problems Be Mine hope so. Dave h^es this area - j he is desirous of putting a tei- all out” to hone here sometime soon—and need not mean than you minal it seems that he could not pick Appraisals and Information-No Obligation 11 a better time. cier Motors. John Bowdish, who once did during and land let- cling work here, was formerly n resident of that area. He still has a brother there. brookings - harbor pilot THE AMERICAN WAY! AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. MOTHERS WILL BE HONORED os must be reckless in your spending-it is surprising how little material worth it takes to please that dear lady. Your mother, who gave so unselfishly toward your well-being and happiness, thrives on “feeling” or “rec- i—to re- live those clays of your . i infancy and youth. So powerful part, you’d find her willing to do School election has been set for lor Monday, Monaay, May 21 at which ...... time the county votes to exceed the six per cent limitation tar foi conduct of the schools of the county. Every district in the en tire county is affected with some school problem, most of them by increased enrollment. Most all ?ondt^; inflationary conditions. 1 U.r mnct inllv it Even under the increased bud- amount, it is surprising just To please her most tuny, it how economical the county is to conducts its schools for the next year. Much of this is « 11 1 tn the equalization made by the center of attraction. Remember he unse IfishneSS and rurai school board. Voters, then,^ iu<t favorably jin L1V are obligated to vote act accordingly when you honor her, Sum on this issue, for conducting the schools on a warrant basis may prove to be an expensive experi ment, if the issue woes not car ry over the county. ' Next year, it is forecast, the other schools of the county are is urgent to meet the demands soon to be thrust upon likely to face the same situation which confronts Brookings now. the community, one cannot help getting a thrill in see A different understanding seems to be held this year over piexi- ing the improvements being wrought in this community. ous years when . budgets from While still much "at sea” where to find things, the the various districts did not get the same scrutiny. Curry county, with its expan sion, may be plagued with new school problems for the next b n or more years for this county is which houses Wilson Freeman’s new store, only beginning to grow. C o-opei- it is such moves that mark Brookings as a p ation now among all districts is ! likely to help everyone later on. O. Leonard Insurance Agency Telephones 341 or 281 Brookings, Oregon Hungry? HomeMtide Pies BUILDING DEMAND IS URGENT LOCAL place along the coast can boast of a more attractive market. Others of the area expt IT SEEMS TO ME defiws description for beauty. It is' moderate in ft mpcraturc. as mr as Montana places go. due to its locution on the lake, but vient y of snow. . On r does halt I-- ■* ’ this fact Whitefish has capital ized by putting in a great ski- big resort. Whitefish is but 20 miles from entrance to Belton, the National Park, which 1 Glacier believe is the greatest scenic spot on the face of the globe. Manx were the days that 1 took off say at 5:00 p. m. Saturday, and spend that night and Sunday in this park. Fortified with a bed- roll, a frying pan and a tew \ ic- tuals. I would stop wherever the .larkness owrtook me, there to imp. the railroad. that Ou tsidt south u\ stern P is truly t the world. I* KV In May i ssue of ' Ford Time published b\ the ? Foni Motor Co to mail to prosine- for five, or steady customers, an ar the Hing atout J Mont [ Written of While on. a ho vent Doro! hy . a child. and w ho m New ante a brought to me memorie lack d me a j may. Whitt T l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Axford were visiting here from Santa Rosa last week. They called on Mr and Mrs. A. E. Sandbo and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I AlObS. Moss, swum south . . Axford 1 of the state line. M . once . owned what is now Parker chorage. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hull aie par-, ents of a son. born last week at । However, and many trout * out-door men almost eta ry - life that makes one love the great outdoors. What Dorothy Johnson did for Whitefish, 1 hope I may be able t< do tor this area of Oregon It time to get a bunch of pic- to illustrate an article, but tur i tamh a well-written story ot a and what it has to this by the offer should be accej publication. « ame th Du nty tht days I at it ad valley ton for th< NEWS! ^ir. and Mrs. Tony Olsen were pleasantly surprised Sunday as members of Satellite Chaptei. C. E. S .. and others called during the afternoon to give the Olsens a house-warming in their new home just recently finished. Re freshments were served to 40 guests and a table lamp was pre sented to the Olsens. A loyal Barbershop quartet will FOR RAWIN' CODW TR5 ES NATURES WAV 6EAWR TEÊTM? b »a» -3ke bar Scr So. C« I JIM'S CABINET SHOP Book Cases, Writing Desks, Comer Cahmets Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Dears, Windows, frames, cupboard doors, drawers. IF ITS MADE OF WOOD— YOU HAVE A JOB FOR J. E. FIFIELD! Turn off 101 at Beach Road. Follow the Sign* Dr. Henry S. Crawford Office House .. 10 to 6, on all days Mondays. Tuesday. Thursday Evenings, 7-9 IT.one 290 878 Front St.. (Next to Greyhound Bus Depot) lur-def Cleaners Quality Cleaning and Pressing For end Sufi 1? w----- - ■/ ' - U»1 pendable’ Fc»’ n bo»h c J “■ . 'a‘ Eo»y »o 1 e‘ Srec S Oego« L f f f‘c a J 'c '■ cho - At cec e» » or - e faeton C Spec HOURS: 6:00 A. M. TO 1 :oo A. M. cots Î A üMGOï Saw Chain Carp. DEL NORTE LAUNDRY Pickup and Deliver,, Service, on BROOKINGS, ORE. 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