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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1951)
Thursday, June 7, 1951 Neighbors Hold 'Building Bee', Sun. BROOKINGS-HARBOR Magnuson said, ‘‘but it must cer tainly be a sizable one.” Ue described the Highway Tout's as pre-planned and expense-paid, including transportation, sight seeing and hotels accommodations, in addition to meals in some cases. •'Thousands of such tours through out the territory served by Paci fic Greyhound are taken annully by tourist from all over the world,” Magnuson said. BROOKINGS, OREGON Association for distribution to the traveling public. This brochure includes informa tion on Coast accommodations from Ocean Park and Lo ng Beach, Washington, on the north, to Crescent City, California, on the south, Coast Forest Camps, Wild Flowers, special festivals, fairs fishing derbies and like events; the various types of Coast fishing, crabbing and detailed clamming information, giving the different types of clams and where and how to dig them. The publication will be distrib uted through travel agencies, automobile clubs chambers of c o m m e ree a n d information bureaus throughout the United States Canada to persons planning a trip to Oregon. The family, neighbors and friends, of Mother Waterman, re sident of the Winchuck who lost her home April 19, moved in sun- day fully armed with saws squares, hammers and implements usual to carpenters, and re-built a home for the 83 year old lady, i Work began early in the morning and continued until the last Taint rays of daylight permitted raving nails. ’-age baskets of food were pdo-' vided by the women of the neigh The first 5,000 copies of a bor noud at noon. io round out one double fold leaflet of information ot tne most enjoyable days of the on the Oregon Coast were vo year, report a number wno at lt ased today by the Oregon Coast tended the affair. Most prized among Mrs. Water man’s losses were her piano and the 50-year collection ot music On the site of the ashes, Sunday, rose a cottage, almost complete, so that Mrs. Waterman may again have her home. Except for interior work, the house is livable It is said that another bee will bo held soon to complete the job the men worked so diligently to finish. Mrs. Waterman felt on April ■*9 that she was destitute a ftp”’ the fire but on June 3, she found she was infinitely weathy, b ? ‘ friends and their acts were pnee Test ride.— drivecompare»—the Big 2, the Henry J *ess. O. C. A. Issues Handy Leaflets LOCAL P acb F ivb NEWS the National Baptist Convention. They will be gone about a month. Frank Sisk left Sunday for WHY WALK! 50c Minium 30c Brooks Air Base, San Antonio. per mile. Call452 Chetco Cab Texas, to report for duty after E. H. Grootendorst and sons having been here for two weeks left Monday for Corvallis where following the tragic death of his they attended the Wedding of father, Clifford Sick. their daughter. Mary to Ensign Mrs. Claude Goldizen leaves to Jay Keith Davis, at Corvallis day for Ventura, Californa, to be Tuesday evening Mrs. Grooten present at commencement exer cises of Ventura Junior College, dorst has been in Corvallis for a where her daughter, Betti, will week. Mrs. Alice Perkins, now of Port teceive her diploma on June 14th- Betti may return here for a' land, spent a week in Brookings as guest of Mrs. Erma Rice. She couple of weeks. Rev. J. L. Mumbower left Sun attended the Azalea Festival and day for San Francisco where he took on active part in the made reservation for Buffalo Mrs. Flower Show. Don’t miss your plane $8.50 to Mumbower and daughter met him there Monday to entrain for Crescent. City Call 452 Chetci Buffalo where they will attend Cab. Test the Big 2 O. S. C. Graduate John V/. Dawson OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis. John William Dawson of Brookings is among the 1465 seniors and graduate students to receive degrees at the 82nd annual commencement exrcises at Oregon State college June 4. A record-breaking number of 218 advanced degrees will be con fe r r e d by President A. L. Strand. Of this number, 22 are doctors of philosphy and seven doctors of educt at ion another new record in the number of doctor's degrees conferred in one year. A total of 1247 bachelors of science and bachelors of arts de grees, representing four full years of study will also be conferred. In additoin to the doctorates, ad vanced degrees will include 135 masters of science, 12 masters of arts. 33 masters of education, 3 masters of hom' economics, two mast rs of forest ¡y and four pro fessional engineering degrees. Dr. Leonard Odiorne pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church, will deliver the baccal aureate sermon Sunday morning, June 3. Alumni will return for class reunions all day Saturday. Dawson will receive a master of science degree, with a major in geology and a minor in paleonto logy. and the Kaiser, - GJ » lest them for Engineering! For Quality! For Comfort and Safety! Don I let habit- buying cost you money...see for yourself the Letter value in the 1951 Kaiser and I lenry J! Come in today, or let us call for you at your Lome. Henry J TEST EOE ... Economy... up to 30 to 35 miles a gallon! Style.. .Fashion Academy winner! Performance ... tops in its class! Comfort.. . Extra-wide front seat! Safety... big, oversized brakes! d56145 Full Price II. •re (1 <yl) ( ini y $52 1 down. Prie«' suhieil Io <hange uilhoul notice. Greyhound Offers "Package" Trips Glen G Magnuson general traf fic manager of Pacific Greyhound Lines announced this week that during 1950 Greyhound Uighw-v Tours directed more than $500.000 in gross business to hotels, resorts ard sightseeing companies in territory served by Pacific Grey hound Lines. Pac fic Greyhound Lines oper ates in California. Oregon. Nev ada, New Mexico, Arizona, and Ui. h. ‘‘Naturally, tourists directed to hotels, resortes and sightseeing companies within a particular area. Magnuson said, “also bene fit many other places of Business within the area.” The bus official explained that the figure of $518.212.60 does not include money spent by passengers while traveling by Greyhound on trips other than the Highway Tours. “Obviously, such a figure voulr be difficult toestimate” I Kaiser TEST FOR ... Roominess.. .widest front seat of all! Safety... Safety-Cushion ¡’added In trument Panel! Performance ... Supersonic is the word! Visibility... largest windshield area! 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