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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
PAG E T W O BROOKINGS-HARBOR P IL O T, BROOKINGS, OREGON BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Thursday, May i, 1952 Frank Tygart Puts His 0 . K. To Any Of Your 03d Tires < ntered mh second-clai* m atter, at the postoftice a t Brookings. Ore arch 7. 1946. under the Act of M arch 3, 1879. D ewey A kers , Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year, in Curry County___________________ $$.oo One Year, outside Curry C ou n ty_______________$3.50 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: Kindly notify of any i hange of ail dress in advance. Failure to do so costs two cents per issue sent to the old address. Subscription will be dropped unless subscriber notifies Pilot of change. Just PERSONAL is all th e re will be u n til some I hose tires which can either be the joy or curse on any motoring trip, need not fu tu re progress edition, since all look shabby” as along as Frank Tygard and his O. K. Rubber Welders are around | form s have been th ro w n in and town. Made like new,'tires from Frank’s have many thousands of miles left. This 1 re -p rin ts will not lx? possible. I Som a 0/ m y frie n d s—and le t’s plant is located next to Ed & Mendy’s Chevron Service Station, on Hwy 101, right I nay, too, th a t th ey arp m y bent in the heart of Brookings. Frank takes delight in ®erving his patrons. friendn, took th e a n n o u n cem en t of thin edition an a joke. T hey ed and spiteful le tte rs reg ard in g didn’t do no muc h as laugh in m y “how m uch a re you going to get 4 k f<tnc, but th ey c e rta in ly gave m e out of i t ? ” I tra c e d th e typing an e m p ty feelin g a fte r th e inter- of tw o of these le tte rs and I w as ru n tore said to m e. " D ew ey. . , , . "Z C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S J, I |ur(,s ^ ^ b a c k " « " 1 ° ,heso lrM,jdenls wjth mlrtR * ........ inunity, h e r e I am a p u b licity hound. It , „ . . . , . * . fo r th e p ro p h ets of those days did times to is such action# a# thin th a t han n t • / don't w a n t angtM ng in th a t „„par about me people , . ... .... a . k e p t thin edition fro m being . . . hundred or m ore pages. i« ” * au.vive th e ir reason for be- a • „ • ... m g in this area. They w ere not . th e kind of people needed here I am proud of S o u th e rn C urry t o help this a re a grow, county. In fact I think enough of j t i# rem a rka b le h ow m a n y of it th a t I have invested every cent these a ch iev em e n ts have com e to 1 !>'’ • ’ this w orld in its fu- , Hlss thil. , l>Ht tu re. I have given m ost of my th eir shoulders to th e w h eel u n d [|im experience and best efforts to give fly DRW KY fh(. LUCAS Republican Candidate For County Commissioner "Good Roads and a Progressive County Administration" Note at the Primaries, Friday, May 16, 1952 BEST WISHES TO EVERYONE Chef Adrian of Chetco Inn •/z //// ,\7<;.Y o p rm G O LD EN G O AT PINE CONE THEATRE NORRIS KEMP, Propiretor , n ft.i ’ S ta rte d e a rly in N ovem ber, d e this a re a a new spaper. H ad H to th e opposition th e R o ta ry club lay ed m any tim es along th e w ay not been for the fact th a t I had faced w hile organizing. S o m e told an d alm ost discouraged out of learned th e p rin tin g tra d e as a m e th a t th e M asonic Lodge wan com p letin g , is this special edition youth, this m ight never have been jeopardy, th a t all civic groups w hich most of you re ad ers are possible the first few y ea rs of th e w ould w ith e r on th e vine and die •c a n n in g right now. H ad I known P ilo t’s existence. Now. I am faced I C am e R o ta ry neverthelenn and bow m uch oppostion I w ould have w ith a problem th a t is q u ite larg e b ,// these o th er organization# are m et along th e way, how m uch a for me. but I am still hopeful of «Zrmigrr by the Rotary'# presence few p ro c ra stin a te d , p erh ap s I'd being able to keep a b re a st of the (,nd helpfulness. n ev e r sta rte d , T he e n tire thought a re a in every respect. | Looking back m ore th an six behind this issue is a pride in hi thin area w e have had m any I years, I can ce rta in ly say w ith th e co m m unity nothing more. grow ing pain# a n d b o y, h ow som e Joy and glee th a t this a re a has plcAse believe me. har e a ctu a lly hu rt. O ur school nit- p ro g ressed has a c tu a lly “gone In m y position of recorder, an uuZion, as I predicted six yearn places.” People a re frien d lier to- i f u'crc. of e v e n ts o f this area ago, is in a deplorable situation day gone a re th e vicious ru m o rs it han been m y good fo rtu n e to but nome ita y unii be w orked out and choosing up of sides w e once heft'e seen m any changes, m any. O ur city affairs, w hich are g e ttin g saw . Today, in its place exists so m a n y, p rogressive m oves, and ca refu l consideration, cam e ju st only sincere and honest difference a ll fo r the good. Wc. here at three years too la te to keep the of opinion Today we w ork tow ard hom e, are too clone to realize the b ea u tifu l area we once had. My a com m on g o a l- m o r e good for fu ll im pact. H o u r v r r , th e w orld efforts for incorporation five or m ore people in wot co g n izant o f th e fa c t, an d m ore years ago w ere m e t w ith ! f in these colum ns th ere have th a t in o u r job to tell th e m .' g u ffa w s and ridicule. P erhaps I been om issions, rem em b er th a t I tried to e stim ate, th ro u g h in w as th e one w rong, b u t I still som e of m y befit friendn ridiculed quirien here and there, how to hold the sam e belief. m e in the beginning o f this spe Judge the n u m b er of copies. I am I w a n te d to see a com m unity cial edition a n d w ould h a re not a c e rta in th at o u r th re e th o u san d hall atxm t five y e a rs ago, but thing to do u ith it. T his is not copies will not be enough, once a few, fo rtu n a te ly all a re aw ay d irected a t a n yo n e— I am m e re w o rd get around. H ow ever, it from here now, w ro te me unsign- ly telling w hat happened. LEO W^ ° keCP abreast ar*d grow w>'h this Com i for that is just what * wc arc ■ • trying at all do. Congratulations to all the new-comers! Tragedy Hits Twice In Same Family lY agedy, it seem s, never s trik e singly. M onday. A pril 21, W illiam B ur dick, b ro th er-in -law of Roy S u n d erla n d and Mrs. Virgil Golds- berry, w as drow ned in the W il lam ette n ea r P o rtlan d , w hile at fishing. L ate last week, his body Iv d not been recovered. ■ Its. Alice A rm itage. resident of the M asonic and E astern S ta r home, n e a r F orest G rove,m other of Roy S u n d erlan d and Mrs. Vir gil t.loldsbcrry,. passed aw ay w ith I a h e a rt a tta c k . The group left S a tu rd a y to a tte n d the fu n era [services of the m other, and wj w ait w ith hojies th a t the body of th e ir b ro th er-in -law m ay he lo cated. Mr. B urdick has been in this a re a on visits and m any have be com e acq u ain ted w ith has. Also the sam e is tru e w ith the m o th er F u rth e r d etails have not been learned. Find w hat you w ant through A.’. Announcing. . . F/rsi Anniversary Dinner Prepared by Chef Adrian oj the program -M eet the Chef." K C R E ! Saturday, May 10, 7-10 P. M. (Pacific Standard Tim e) Five-Course Dinner . . . $2.50 Choice of— 4 Prime Ribs of Beef, an jus Roast I urkey, Savory Dressing Beef Seallopini, Genoise Sauce Also iclish plate, cod^tatl, soup, salad and choice of dessert pies, layer ca{e, ice cream, fruit jello a la Adrian, Pl on bier or Failed Alaska. IN THE LOBBY: Prentice Medford Accordion Band 15 pieces, will play! Reservations fallen now, and special parties with favors can be arranoe/i N E W PLAY CLO TH EsI I L S I' U N PA CK ED ! Girls Plaid Pedal Pushers, sizes 7 to 14 $ 1 .5 6 ( ¡iris Shorts, white and colors' > sizes 7 to 14 S1.5S Girls Blue Bell Jeanies Sizes 7 to 14 $ 2 .9 8 Boys W ranglers, 4-12 S l.S C Boxer Longies. plaid denim, 2-6 $ 1 .8 5 For Babies and Childrens Clothing to fourteen, shop at ROBINSON'S KIDS DUDS Scrot, Street from Bant * 7— — — t ,~ — Broo^ingt ——
