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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE oiX x’F.LN 'Ceiling Light' Will Help Local Station* Rebekahs Installs Officers For Topaz SO At a recent m eeting of Topaz Rebekah Ixxlge, officers for the next six m onths were installed by R ita Tierce, district deputy pres ident, and Faye S tan h u rst, grand m arshall. The following were in stalled : Noble Grand Pauline Tygart. Vice-Grand Cleo Craig. Recording S ecretary Opal LaBrook. T reasu rer Irene Koeller. W arden Lilly Brown. Conductor Judith C rockett. Color B earer Shirley Spence. Chaplain Beryl Bollinger. Inside G uardian Edith Hynes O utside G uardian Ellen John son. Right S upporter to the Noble G rand Agnes Darger. Left S upporter to the Noble G rand—M arie Hoar. Right S upporter to the Vice- Grand Rita Tierce. Left S upporter to the Vice- G rand—B ertha W hirry. lla rire tt B aker is the out-going Noble Grand. Streets Cleared C i Some 'Rubbish7 Local residents, probably irked by accusations of visitors anti by rc|>orts in the Pilot, have been lifting some “s l i c i n g ” of their prem ises, and already the stre e ts are beginning to look more tidy. However, there still rem ains a g reat deal ot rubbish about the streets, such as em pty cigarette packages, gum wrapi>ers, em pty candy bags, etc. The city council has talked buying containers to be placed at strateg ic spots tor puttin g rubbish. • • • Sm ith-C orona” T ypew riters at th e Pilot Office. Thursday, July 31, 1952 CHETCO MILL-LOGGING SUPPLY • IM M E D IA T E • S E R V IC E • O N EYE SPLICING A N D SO C K ETIN G ! • GUARANTEED WORK! • 24-HOUR SERVICE • • PACIFIC WIRE ROPE • • HOE BITS SKOOKUM BLOCKS AND FORGINGS • ESCO MANGANESE CASTINGS • LEBUS LOAD BINDERS Complete Stocky of Various Logging Equipment and Mill Supplies! J. E. (Pete) Smyth © • Ph.-ne 2539 A “ceiling light,” which will ac- , curately m easure the height of clouds up to the 10.000-foot mark, or those which will affect flying in these parts, will be installed at the local w eather station shortly, it was announced by the U. S. W eather Bureau in a letter to Mrs. Dewey Akers and Ben Kerns this week. At present cloud heights are estim ated. W hen the “ceiling” is lower than any of the nearby hills or m ountain tops, actual ele c t i o n is difficult to estim ate. W ith m ergers of air lines, and with the probable placing of the local station directly on an air lane, the observations of the lo cal station have become much more im portant than when these were used for synoptic alone. Announcement of the installa tion of the ceiling light bears out tru th of rum ors which have been heard for months. Since June 1, when weather messages have been phoned to the Medford airport, additional data has always been asked, if the met eorologists there thought such to be necessary. The present weather data is being used at the Medford station for forecasting, for air way data and tor the frost-fruit service. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilmore of Santa Monica are at their summer home on the W inchuck. Other sum m er residents of the Win chuck here are Mrs. F em e Brule and George Hansen of Sierra Mad re, Calif. P IA N O S ! i zer and I esse French NEW AND USED SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO. PHONES: Office, 2824; Resilience 2583. We Have An Excellent List of GOOD RUYS for Your Selection— RIVER FRONTAGE— $750.00 down, 2-bednx»m house, inside unfinished, in very good residential district, close to city w ater. COMPLETELY FURNISHED Sm all new home with garage on level two acres with trees, well, $2000 down. Full price only $6000. HILLSIDE HOME On N orth Bank River Road, five acres w ith good spring, barn, outbuildings, fruit trees and garden, $1500 down. NEW HOMES On large lots; best construction and interior finish; unit heat. $2000 down and only $75.00 a month. high school will be forced to op erate on a double or single shift. R E N T A L OR T R IA L P aren ts are urged to observe the requests of the first-page item concerning schools. 1 uning & Repair The Cheney Studs, fourth ¡»lace • • • t e a m in Southw estern Oregon League, will be the opponents of F R IE N D S V IS IT H E R E ----- Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Low, C O N T A C T — Brookings Beavers on the local of Salem, and niece. Miss Beverly field, Sunday at 1 :30 p. m. Always capable ot putting up By non of Portland, were guests a good game, the Studs naturally ¡of friends a few days the la tte r I _____ Brookings, or are favorites to tip the Beavers, i part of the week. A group of their friends en tertained in their honor hut many things can happen as they do in baseball. Brookings, i S aturday evening at Don's Cli/7 while the cellar-dwelling team of House. Mr. Low, with the high music the circuit, has been known to be way departm ent, was here for a lew days on official business. real threatening. COQUILLE, OREGON The rem ainder of the schedule: ’’ :: rriTT! n ip . 11 ; 11 ! i n rrrr August 3 Medford, here for a double-header. August 9, 10 at Roseburg. August 17 Drain here for a double-header, to conclude the ’52 season. Medford Will Be Here Next Sunday Chetco Drug Store 2». si out $13,20« FULL PRICK— B etter than average home on ten acres on W inchuck River road, fireplace, (Uxir Airnace, furnished, double garage. HIGIIW AY I RON PAGE for business locations. 260 feet deep, $25.00 per front foot. Puzzling the school board and the school faculty is the sta tu s plus 2-bedroom modern block construction home on 2 l> of the coming enrollm ent. W hat acress on Highway 101. $6000 will handle. will it be? The superintendent’s office has I OCEAN FRONTAGE Three choice level acres in Harbor area w ith 230 feet figures to show what was here at the end of the school year, last I ocean frontage, well and small buildings. $3000 down. May. But tim es have changed. Who has moved into the d istric t? Elst'where in this issue is an appeal to parents of the area to See: Charles Grayshel, Erma 1). Rice register their children, if they Manila Grayshel or Guy F, Rice. are new in the district. This is vital to the settin g up of class schedules. w hether c r not the l o t R I I RNISHE1) RENTALS Insurance o f A ll Kinds! J School Enrollment Puzzles Authorities CHETCO IN N NOW OFFERS: Suite ¡or Four Persons, with private bath, Meals included, for six days at $27.50 per week each, or Single Rooms with Meals, $29.50 I . / different special in our Dining Room every day! Cooking By 'Lucky' Reid 8 J
