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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1952)
LOCAL NEWS CARBON STEEL —Its Use Pre-Korea and NOW ^ ( M illio n s E 3 A le tte r fro m M r. and Mrs. H enry K e rr, to th e ir sons. D ickie and A llen, says they are seeing Jerusalem and Bethlehem, as a ll o f Palestine. They expect to go to E gypt from there, and then to Ita ly . They report ta kin g m any Tom m y a n d L u la Thompson I movies and w ill be able to te ll have leased the H earthstone, r e o f th e ir tr ip in pictures, when cently operated by M r. and M rs. th e y re tu r n home. Zook at "Spooks In n ,” across fro m the school. The advertisem ent, M r. and Mrs. L yle Redfield Sr. announcing the new m anagem ent, attended the fu n e ra l of his b ro th may be seen elsewhere in this is er, Lloyd, a t S eattle Monday. sue, te llin g of the service. Mrs. Weber, m other of Mrs. Red field, accompanied them as fa r as P ortland. o f T ons^ AV QTR 1st HALF 1950 VZà REQUIREMENTS lit QTR 1952 □ ALLOTMENTS li t QTR 1952 Miss Constance B oardw ell w ill replace M rs. V irg in ia M anley at Pete Lesm eister’s office next uceek fo r a couplp o f months. A t W a t ■ tim e, Miss B oardw ell, a reserve, w ill go east on a to u r o f d u ty fo r the Waves. Mrs. M anley w ill then re tu rn to Lesm eister office. Lift HEALTH, ACCIDENT noua M • « t x M n A i I i i t l A A i l IlF A M X J M OL r M i T n t o m f U a M i AMO O A I A ll MACHIMEBT •*W. wm coNsmcnM E3 4.5 U s. C3 7.4 □ 7 ^ ^ ___ IRANS COMNIUTJ CONTAJNitt FMTATKMI . . . _________________________ Bonnie Kay, 16-year-old daugh te r of M r. and Mrs. A lb e rt M in cer, who is attendin g school at K la m a th Falls, visited her fa th e r and m other here last week-end. UPOfTS ' uihf . • 5.2 0 Pl-NPA DEPARTMENT C * C O M M ERCI N A TIO N A L PRODUCTION AUTHORITY Along Azalea Row Ernest Jones, of San Jose, was a business v is ito r here F riday, re tu rn in g south, S aturday. The Jones were fo rm e r residents of w h a t is now the E d ith W arnock home, east o f the school. and HOSPITAL INSURANCE For friendly help on your per sonal insurance problem s, w ith o u t o b l'^aticn r<»’l or writer E M ILY S T E W A R T , Dist Mgr. Box 601, Salem, Oregon krprtitatinf X V o o d n ien A c c id e n t C01. \3 U £ fin e r- *»»A A o«k. w When every tree and shrub is b ursting w ith proud new buds, and a ll the co u n try roads are Bn E A Y E SU N D ERLAND Friends o f Mrs. J. T. Jacobs It was M a rk Tw ain, I believe, festooned w ith w ild c u rra n t and . w ill be glad to hear th a t she left w ild orange blossoms. w ho said th a t New England had I the hospital at Glendale. C a lif I am even inspired to say t h a t : no clim a te only weather. 1 Sunday, and is progressing rap Pile only certain tilin g about it Green trees, and the melodies of id ly from her operation. M a il returning was that you could lie sure there I w ill reach her at 435 West Pat Birds, th a t stop in th eir flig h t ' terson, Glendale, C a lif., in ca rr w o u ld be plenty of it. He m ust have visited Brookings! E very To sing and then tuft wing again. of her sister, Mrs. P. J. Nelson year, he went on to say, New Eng A happy word. making a smile replace J im M cla u g h lin w ill move his landers k ille d a lot of poets and A frown upon a good friend's face. w ife and tw o daughters this week w rite rs fo r w ritin g a b o u t the fro m (. hehalis, Wash., He is em The glad “hello” and the welcom b e a u tifu l spring (when the b liz ing hail ployed by the K e rr H a rd w a re & zards were raging). W eather does s e e m to have Of friends on a sm all town street E le c tric Co. LOCAL NEWS THE ALL-NEW » S mith C orona - been responsible fo r a lot of our Or in the coffee shop. H arold Ruhush o f H a rb o r spent poetry and the N e w England The blig h t calm of stars abov • last week at M y rtle Creek, re poets seem to have handled it A restless, war-torn world. tu rn in g here Sunday. e xtrem ely w ell. L o w e ll’s ’’W h a t1 The sheer loveliness of the first long evenings. is so rare as a day in June” I could never have beeen w ritte n A childhood m em ory holding fast these u ill be, by a Brookings-ite. We may have The verses of the 23rd Psalm. Possessions 1 m ay keep etern ally. lots o f rain but we also have rare No m a tter w hat m y fortusi «. days a ll through the w in te r. N ever could a B ry a n t have won fame in this area fo r he w ould not have been inspired to w rite "D eath of the Flow ers.” And then, of course, there is th a t classic rem ark by Charles W arner, "Everybody ta lks about the Weather, but nobody does a n y thing about it.” So I may get run out of town, but 1 s till th in k it's a sure sign W IT H Coloryw / FULL-SIZE OFFICE KEYBOARD awtmany ofirer 'first tone "typin# features/ of spring when: Even in the rain, daffodils make yellow splasher of sunshine a ll over town. and young puppy love blos soms on the school grounds and wanders about town holding on to hands And my favorite ditch digger decides he gained a Id tie during the w in te r and heroically refuses the apple pie I bak.xl for him W hen mv Ix'st neighttor starts p a in tin g her kitchen. O r is tha» Just a sign that fishing seaaon is here? W ANTED! ! Scrap Iron, Metal, Batteries, radiators, etc. pound or a car load! C. & M . Salvage Yd lo x 605 or contact lX>n Carter or Ixiuis Morris. GENERAL UTILITY HOISTS ON D I S P L IT A T Olympia Hardware & Supply Co, Kerr Building Rrookings, Oregon Absolutely the latest thing in ty pc writers— just the present for that high school graduate who expects to go on to college, or to business college— or for the home, ( an t be matched in performance by machines costing many times the price. See them at— ’ BROOKINGS-HARBOR pilot I H O N E 22S2 Brookings, or THE TYPO-PRINT On the Highway, Phone 9S4 Gold Beach 9 <
