BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
GOLD
BEACH
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«>e postoflBce a t Brooking., Ore., ' ' The an n u a l reception for te a c h
M arch 7, 1946, under the Act of M arch 3, 1879.
ers of both the elem en tary and
high school grades was held in
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SECOND
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IS C O M IN G
th e lib rary room a t the high
school la st week. C ounty school
su p erin ten d en t G eorgia F rom m
introduced the following teac h
e rs :
High S chool: L aurence Sydow,
principal; Edsel Colvin. C harles
Seger, D orothy B rollier, E tta
Goudy and G orham C. H um ph-
reys.
G rade School: H azel S tansell,
principal; H azel Sydow’. F ra n k
G rosjacques,
Donna C hurchill,
M adeline Hess, F rances Gribble,
M arg aret Todd. Ivagene P rice
and Gladys Johnson.
R efreshm ents w ere served to
Mention of a Barbershop Parade” to most pe >plc here
has a definite m e a n in g s ,n e of an evening of the k s t f e Ra^ ^
possible entertainment. Io those who have never been C12irso”
P.-T.A, m eetings a re open
thrilled by mellow notes, you should by all means ob- to T he
the public and everyone is
T here is something about Barbcshopping that gets into welcome.
your blood there is an appeal to it not to be found in Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs. R ichard Buffing-
possibly any other form of entertainment. If you study ton, are he p aren ts of a baby
weighing 7 pounds. 3 ounces,
tnc countenances of the singers, watch the deep satis-¡born S Septc
ep tem b er 20 at th e Gold
faction and enjoyed they have, perhaps you might un B each hospital.
U n -I Mrs. P aul D outhit and Helen
destand why men—busy men, if you please—will drive P a ste l drove to Coos Bay on
ednesday to visit Mrs. D o u th it’s
several hundred miles at their own expense to participate p W aren
ts, Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r
in a show, a parade.
Johnson, who reside in Lakeside. |
Mr. and Mrs. K olburn and
Do they know music? Perhaps, some of the. Yet most Nick
W ahlberg left F rid ay fo r
of them have no special talents except a love of singing. points in so u th ern C alifornia. Mr.
ahlberg will visit his m o th er
Barbershopping does something to music—makes it fit W
and the K olburns will do some
the voices which sing it, and at the same time provide visiting besides th e buying C on
nie plans to do for the shop.
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entertainm ent which has no peer, even in grand opera. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sabin, Jr., 1
Has A c tu a lly A d d e d A H a z a rd !
a re the p a re n ts of a son, born
S ep tem b er 20 a t the Gold Beach
hospital.
C lyla B athw ell is now em
ployed at C h ristia n 's m ark e t.
Mrs. W a lte r M oore is in Gold
B each recovering from a tonsilec-
tom y perform ed th e first of th e
w eek at the local hospital.
K ay W ahlberg is w orking at
C onnie’s S portsw ear.
Elimination of the Harbor curves, according to many
people, has not relieved the driving hazard one particle,
rather the elimination has added another traffic hazard.
It was explained to the Pilot in this manner: Before
the curves were eliminated lumber and logging trucks
were prevented from getting too much speed in “a run”
for the south hill. Now speeds up to 70 miles an hour V . F. W. O ffic e rs
are not uncommon in this “run”.
H old D is tric t M e e t
Persistence in this practice sooner or later is going to The v . f . w . hail w as d e c o ra te d 1
cause death to someone. Under such conditions there will with rubrum a u ra tu m and specio-i
lv 1 if11,.
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rum album lilies to g eth er w ith
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m o to ris ts 01 p e d e stria n s to w h ite gladioli for Officials' School
get oil the road in time to escape such fate
/ \ u » ip jK .ll IS to IK’ sent to the State h ig h w a y c o m m is s io n
to set a speed l i m i t so u th o f th e b r id g e to m a tc h t i n t
w t ii r h »«/ill k . .» 1 .1 / '•
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^ I l k l l W ill IK x t by th e C ity
B ro o k in g s w h e n Its traf-
nc ordinance is enacted.
Until th.it time motorists are urged i drive with
C.uiti«.„ on this new highway which certainly is inviting
to SJXld. I liese motorists are also reminded that the life
they save might lx? their own.
<)f In stru ctio n for A uxiliary Unit
hundred
and
tw enty
m em bers
" erc served 96 pounds of baked
salm on at the luncheon at noon.
B lan ch e O b erg . Sr., vice president
of the D epartm ent of P o rtlan d
J gave instructive help to the unit,
Hopkins, color-bearer; P at-
°f Brookings, w ere d ep artm en t or
s ta te officers present.
Joe Hopkins, Sr., d ep artm en t
vice com m ander of D tsirct No. 7.
spoke to th e assem bly. D istrict
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geon John O. D unham , M ajor-
G eneral Rtd. of th e L. S. Army,
also attended.
In fo rm atio n revealed th a t 891
p atien ts w ere being tre a te d at
th e new ly re a c tiv a te d
Cam p
W hite hospital, w ith a n o th e r 800
vets due from S aw telle. Calif.
One hundred thousand poppies
will be m ade this w in te r a t th e
h ospital by the boys.
Max B rain ard has sam ple bon-
us ap p lications for v e te ra n s in-
spection and expects the blanks
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to arriv e 1 bout O ctober 15. All
v eteran s should co n tact him.
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R obert P hillips, Jr., w ife a n ’
baby of Tillam ook, Ore., a rriv ed
on M onday for a few’ days sta y
a t his p a re n ts' Mr. and Mrs. R ob
e rt Phillips, Sr., home.
O u r p o p u lar deputy sheriff,
W esley S m ith, is sheriff pro tern
for two w eeks w hile S heriff S aoin
is out of th e county and is sp en d
ing p a rt of his tim e in Gold
Beach.
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Thursday, September 27, 1951
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