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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1952)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE SIX T hursday, May 29, 1952 Cost Of History Explained; Book Larger Scouts Go Camping E ighteen m em bers o f Eagles Jake's Barber Shoj Than Originally Planned For $5. Each Eagles Troop 222, Boy Scouts of Brookings Market To Open Sundays HOURS: According to an advertisem ent “A Century of Coos and Curry,” pioneer history, is Am erica, w ent on a cam ping trip W eek Days, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. elsew here in this issue, Brookings atu rd ay and Sunday. The group distributed. To clear up some misunderstand- S pitched M arket will be ojx n Sundays, ef now being cam p ai at t 1 h n e e forestry . . 0 . . . . . . 1 1 * 1 1 'T'l puuneu camp luivauy fective, Sunday, June 1. SATURDAYS ing of the price, this statement is being published.. 1 he building about eight miles up the 9:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. This action was taken, accord- orj„jnai contract with the publishing house called for W inchuek. The boys enjoyed all ing to Bob Dimmick, to accommo-1 © u r e e i L J J l the cam ping and swimm ing ac d a te th e increasing tourist trade a 500-page book to sell for $5.00. Several hundred orders tivities. The lads had heard the n / c a z and to care for the local dem and werc taken at this price, to be used in obtaining bank stories of the "big ones" people i N e x t To N ook C afe w hich has been m ade upon the joans | O p ay for the printing. J-------------------------------------------- had caught, but the only fish to •tore. Action of the rem ainder ot A fter cu ttin g the m aterial pre- All persons having signed or-J bite w ere the “w ee” ones. tire stores is expected, a lth o u g h pare(j as m uch as seemed wise, ders which have not been deliv- T he forest service has asked no announcem ent was m ade a t th ere rem ained a 631-page book, ered, w ill receive them a t the $5 the troop to clear up the Elk th e tim e this news i t e m w a s , including pictures, w ith a $6.00 price. On or a fte r May 22, all ad- M ountains trail, and the boys w ritte n . C om m ercial B ulletins price. The cost of 3000 books when ditional sales will be m ade at the accom plished several m iles of the Poster!t ready for delivery, not including $6.00 price. task, and hope to finish on the Sm ith-C orona” T ypew riters at freight, expense ot delivery ann i (A num ber of copies have been next trip. O ther activities included ¡sales, and D ean P o w e rs expense Ufe at the Pilot office to help the a council fire S a tu rd a y night, th e P ilo t Office. Outdoor Advertising accounts for trips to Coos and people wishing copies. This is be- w ith skits, singing and story te ll C urry, in connection iw th editing ing done to help out the society ing. Sunday m orning religious 4th and I streets, C ressent City (not yet received) is show n: sponsoring the book). services w ere held, and then the Paid to Emil R. P eterson [ ---------------------------------------- boys w ent swimming at various PHONE 643 S alary .......................... $ 6,918.50 tim es during the day, and enjoyed C ar M ileage ................ 978.32 a tre a su re hunt. The lads had so Neon Sales and Sendee Supplies ........................ 124.51 much fun they reg retted the tim e to leave for home. $ 8,021.33 The printed pink leaflet that Hours: 9 a. in. to 5 p m. T o ta l Bill of Bin fords & M ort, you will see around town this next door to Brooking Mkt. P rin tin g ......................... $ 7,027.02 w ec^ ¡s a program of the activit John R. Portz NORMA'S Beauty Salon Printed Leaflets Are Programs F ee of D ean A lfo rd P o w ers Evenings by Appointment! D R IL L A i'(i1,nig, «'te. LES NOW ! SHANAHAN 18 Years Experience Inquire at Texaco Service Station or Corner Memory Lane ami Dei Norte Lane .«.'A7;«VZ7> X./A7) 7 7 7 ) GA' /I PL SALVAGE SAND AND GRAVEL TOP SOIL — FILL D IR T D R A IN A G E ROCK Phone 2341 LEONARD'S REAL ESTATF in e v e r y furnished b> th e A ll-Y e a '" ( E v e n t s A ssociation. P au l Davis Total I ost .................. $16.048.3o ^,ias co n sen ted to ta k e c h a rg e of th e d is trib u tio n of th ese an d will see th a t each s to re on th e m ain s tre e t has a supply of th em for convenience of p atro n s. T he Boy S co u ts will he ask e for Irrigation to d is trib u te th em to th e v isito rs a, th e e n tra n c e of th e p a rk both S a tu rd a y and S un d ay . W ELL 6 or 8-ineli Wells jeg scheduled fo r th e A zalea Fes- S 1*000.00 (K 1 | S o m e th in g new is provided this y e a r by th e A ll-Y ear E v en ts As so c ia tio n : coffee w ill be served free on S a tu rd a y , as w e l l as at th e b arb ecu e S u nday. Thi “ F am ily P jcn ic in th e P a r k ’’ is a fe a tu re of S a tu rd a y . No Cherries Wi!l Cross 'State Line' C alifo rn ia d e p a rtm e n t of tg ri- c u ltu re , th ro u g h th e b u re a u of p la n t q u a ra n tin e , h as Issued a n otice s ta tin g th a t no c h e rrie s w ill bo ah o w ed to he ta k e n into C a lifo rn ia from O regon th is year. The >ta te in e n t re a d : “T h a t’s rig h t, w e know you like ’em . an d w e don’t b lam e you hut d o n ’t b rin g ’em this y e a r.’ H e re ’s th e s to ry : T h e so u th e rn O regon co u n ties a re now u n d e r q u a r a n tin e for th e cherr> fru it fly, w hich a p p e a rs in ch er- 1 tie s as a sm all w h ite m aggot. In fe c te d c h e rrie s ta k e n into th is s ta te (C a lifo rn ia ) could r« adilv sp read this se rio u s post info tlu m a jo r c h e rry grow in g areas, w h e re th e c ro p is w o rth ton m il lion d o lla rs a y ea r. N one of w a n t this to hapi»en.” To k ee p this pest from sp read - , ing. th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of ag ric u ltu re w ill prohibit th e e n try of th o se c h e rrie s u n til th e pest th re a t is ab ated . “W e th o u g h t y o u ’d like to know 'a b o u t th is before you m ak e plans for th a t c h e rry g a th e rin g expedi tion. \ \ hy not tell y o u r neighbors- about it. ?” d ir e c tio n Telephone lines touch even’ phase o f com m unity life. Thev make jx m ib le convenient, q u u k contact w ith homes, busine«es, farms, industries. And these im portant lines are still growing! M ore than mo*r industries the expansion of your trie r ‘s' ,• compam diresth adects 1 . it means you get mote every day for your small m onthly b ill. ■ • rumimi inumi W A R D 'S Propane Service G IB B S L B R . C O . Phone 2545 Easy Street ROCK FOR LOGGING ROADS Driveway and Fills Transai Mix Concrete CEMENT — GRAVEL GREYHOUND 4 More TRAVEL EX TR A S- No fx/roCo«».« Yes, bigger value! More Thru-Express buses. Wider choice of routes. Finest air-conditioned buses. World’s best drivers. Free Vacation Planning Service. Ab lower fares. Choose the Leader— choose Greyhound! <0 Freq u e n t—So T h r if t y ! Port la ml Oregon S14.00 $6 5 5 S p o k an e, W ash. S eattle. Wash. $9.55 Lt s Ange les, Calif. . 812.20 We c a rry « COM PLETE line Boise, Idaho S6.55 $15.66San Francisco, Calif. of Gas Appliances, Wedgewood x-tu» Federal Tas Tappan. O'K eefe A M erritt, and tleturn trip 20% LESS . . . on Ro^nd Trip Tickets Caloric ranges G eneral w ater heaters Servel R efrigerators - Colem an furnaces. Tanks for m t , sale or lease - C rescent City Phene 111 i ) ln » n c At Jet. Ilw ys 101 and 199 Kerr Bldi: BOB RE7TKE, A gent
