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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1951)
P agi T wo BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, O re., March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Conservationists Respond To Call C onservationists of th is section of the s ta te have responded g en erously to the O regon W ildlife SUBSCRIPTION RATES: F e d e ra tio n ’s conservatio n appeal, One Year, in Curry County__________________ $3.00 rep o rts Jo h n M. H ayes, W estlake, ch airm an of the F e d e ra tio n ’s em One Year, outside Curry County______________ $3.50 blem com m ittee. " rh e public m ay judg e for i t NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: Kindly notify of any self the co-operation given by the sportsm en of the a re a by th e lib- change of address in advance. Failure to do so costs two e r a 1 display of con serv atio n cents per issue sent to the old address. Subscription will stick ers,” H ayes said. H e pointed out th a t, in addition to em blem s be dropped unless subscriber notifies Pilot of change. now being weer,4 m any people doubtless have m ade con trib u tio n s have h eard it in the band’s first but have not put th e ir ”badge” public ap p e ara n ce this year. This on display. news should be h ea rten in g to the H ayes urges all those who have people who long have wished a neglected m aking th e ir re tu rn to band in this town. M arvin Wig- j the federation, in th e envelope gans, eig h th g rad e teach er, it is provided for th a t purpose, to do said, has a ju n io r band com ing so at the earliest opp o rtu n ity , along at an am azing rate, and in thus m aking it possible to close C the y ea rs to com e will have these the books fhe year. y o u n g er children to add to the places left vacant by g ra d u atio n s. F.O.E. DANCE D ewey A kers , Editor and Publisher CHETCO GRANGE HALL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Just PERSONAL è Bands do som ething for a com m unity. They do som ething for the youth who ta ll learn to play any instrum ent. Years later, in college, or in life, these same youngsters will want to see band work expanded. That is the real good which comes from band in the schools. By D E W E Y Looks very m uch like S ta n fo rd w ill re p resen t the Pacific C oast in th e Rose Bowie this year, a f te r th e ir q u ite decisive d e fe a t of th e P o w e rfu l U. S. C. T ro ja n s last S a tu rd a y . T h ere w as no fluke in th is win lo r th e S an fo rd Indians sp o tte d th e T ro ja n s a touchdow n and then scored two to overcom e th e “accid en t.” Stanford's win proves that an experienced team , when the jo in Q gets really tough, can coma thnm gh with Victory rill In dians out-played the Trojans ta alm ost every departm ent except, perhaps, determ ination to inn. W ashington and C alifornia, in ju st a n o th e r gam e, put on a dis play ot football w hich m ust have been Interesting to w a tc h front th e g ra n d stan d s, for th ere w as plenty of action on th e part of bolli team s and touchdow ns to m a k e it in terestin g . , * * * S ev eral youth have been heard re m a rk in g th a t th e y ’d like to see B rookings enforce any of its o r dinances concerning driving of cars. It goes w ithout saying th at the youth u tte rin g these re m a rk s know not w h a t they a re talk in g about, for these ordinance will be enforced. We cannot find w ords to ex press o u r sincere th a n k s to all the kind people of this a re a who do so m uch to try to ease the aches in o u r h e a rts during our recent bereavem ent. W c especi ally wish to th an k all of Lyndel's schoolm ates who did so m uch to honor o u r son. These deeds will school never la* forgotten by us. The l.uke Fadling Family. R A D C L IF F E P a in t C o n tra c to r WATERPROOFING A lecture, Sunday evening, was heard by a larg e audience on the su b ject: “A rm ageddon,” foretold in Rev. 16:12-18. No one can say th at the next w a r will be A rm a geddon, but the prophecy fo re tells th a t th e b a ttle will be at some be fought for “he g ath ered them to g e th e r into a place called in the H ebrew tongue A rm ag ed don.” (Rev. 16:16». W hen the seventh angel pours 1 out his vial, th e re will be a g re at tim e of trouble such as never was, when "'fh e wicked a re like j the troubled sea, when it cannot res.” (Isa. 57:20» "W e look for peace, hut no good cam e.” (Je r. 8:15). Men crying “P eace and safety ; th en sudden d estru ctio n com eth upon them .” Blood Sought For Korean Veterans Back during the sum m er tin sports writers predicted the bat tle for Rose Boicl honors would be decided by W ashington and California. Both schools have had possibly their most disappointing season ta recent years. P ro g te s s of the local b a n d Is amazing, claim those who Bible Prophecy Fall Festival Billed Youth who indulge in hot-rod- ding. like to impress people with their daring. That is the fallacy of youth. Perhaps a lot of us el ders once were infected with the same malady, but in those days I it was saddle horses, which had i better sense, so fortunately for\ us there were few accidents, To- , day, cars cannot think for the youth and i.fl they xcill not try to Thv n o rth C alifornia C om m un think methods will be taken to ity Blood B ank w as re p resen ted help them in this m atter. The in this a rea Tuesday aftern o o n law expects nothing more than a by Mrs. M arg aret Larson, secre- normal youth—not a wild and ta i> of the Ci< scent cn> v F W reckless one. Try being that kind. la n d Mrs. H azel Green, senior Card of Thanks PAPER HANGING C'arc Gen. Del. Thursday, November 15, 1951 \ c '-p re s id e n t. The bloodm obile will a rriv e at C rescent C ity on T hursday, Nov. 15, at 5:30 p. in. Blood is u rg e n tly needed for w ounded in Korea. It ta k e s nine blood donors to ca re for one v e t eran . o r four pints of w hole blood and two u n its of plasm a, and it cats S9 to process it for th e v e te ra n ’s use. A donor can give every th ree m onths. He m ust he 110 pounds o r over, and ov er 21 y ea rs of age. D onors a re asked not to eat for four hours before giving blood hut can have e ith e r eotiee or any fru it juice. R efresh m en ts will be served a fte rw a rd s. D onations m ay d esig n ated for any branch of service, person or a re a . T here a re sev eral local people who have been classified as local blood banks, and will not be ac cepted since they are needed for em ergency donations at hospitals. W ord from Mrs. Ed « Ackley to friends indicated th a t she ex pected to he hom e soon. 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