Thursday, November 27, 1952
£ ROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
, Many Delegates
Attend Oregon
Fair Assn. Meet
Just About Folks
The annual convention of the
Oregon F airs association held at
P ortland last wek was attended
by over 100 delegates from the
thirty-six counties in Oregon. Re­
ports m ade by county fairs over
the s ta te indicated last y e a r’s ses­
sion was one of the best on re -
-ord with exhibits, and attendance
in m ost cases breaking all pre-
\ ùus records.
The county fair boards reported
the fairs w ere on a sound finan­
cial footing with very little red
ink in evidence. This was large­
ly credited to the assistance re ­
ceived from the sta te through
pari-m utuel funds and the discon­
tinuance ol the federal am use­
m ent tax on general admission.
M ultnom ah county fair m anager,
D uane Hennessy, however, report-1
cd th at their fair was losing
money and appealed for special
help.
The association referred
this proposal to the individual fail
boards throughout the slate.
Mrs. M yrtle Cole expects to be
at home now, a fte r some m onths
in charge of sales work in the
coastal areas.
Floyd and Lucille Young, of the
I 5c and 10c. w ere viators to Port-
Hand this past week. W hile there
they had a physical checkup.
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IT IS SPREAD BY
PEOPLE W i THACT i Æ
DISEASE n4toCOC6H
L'P G E R M S .
â f J ’HeiSTMAS SEALS HAVE
BECOME A HOLIDAY
TRADITION in this country
WHERE THEY HAVE SEEN
SOLD SINCE 1907.THE FIRST
SALE WAS IN WlLMINGT&N,
DEL..AND W4S SPONSORED
b y - the t A i t ZMU-Y P-
issell to rase funds
TO HEuP LOME DOCTORS
CONTINUE COMMUN I TV
W ORK.
I he K nights of Note, bnrbar»
shop q u a rte t, were e n te rta in ers at
the (."hetco Grange boosters' night
last
week.
C harles
Young,
lead; baritone, H arold Young;
tenor, George G uthrie, and Ed
McClain, bass.
This excellent
foursome literally sang for th eir
supper,” and was enjoyed by all
present.
No Tw ist
-
No S hift
Ring’s Always in Perfect Position
M INCER'S
JEWELRY
ACROSS FROM THF; BANK
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CAN
AND p e t ó
A LL 4 ^ 0
L ei Ralph Do It
RALPH A. YOUNG
formerly with the Brookings Ply­
wood, serving in the capacity of
R otovateing — T-eveling
traffic and sales m anager, will
Lily Row Making
have all kinds of insurance to
Ask For An Estimate
offer.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox are orig­
A rth u r Knox is opening an in­ inally from Salem. They like the
Phone 2274
Brookings, Oregon surance agency in the Gallagher country here so much, the people
building on Dec. 1. Mr. Knox and the clim ate, that they have
decided to rem ain in Brookings
and go into business. Mrs. Knox
will assist her husband in the
office.
Arthur Knox To
Open Insurance
Agency Here
Custom Farm Tractor Work
P. O. Box 596
T R E N C H IN G W ORK D O N E
SEWER UNES, WATER UNES.
DRAINAGE DITCHES, ETC.,
At $12.50 PER HOUR
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Frank's Plumbing & Electric Shop
P. O. Box 1240
HARBOR, OREGON
First House South oj Sunset M otel
In The Mail-box:
Editor, The P ilot: Wo at school 1
attem pt to insure the children a
safe crossing of the highway by
providing student traffic patrols.
O ur greatest handicap to doing
a really effective job is the pool
example set for the little young­
sters by the adults. When a child
sees a grown-Up disregard the pa­
trol they are sorely tem pted to do
likewise.
My purpose in w riting this is
to appeal to the readers to heed
the patrols a few seconds wait
may save a child’s life.
Sincerely,
W. J. TOBIN,
Principal.
R u th le s s R u s t— w a t e r
h e a te r e n e m y N o . I —
m u r d e r s o r d in a r y w a t e r
h e a te rs b y d e s tro y in g
t h e ir ¿ a h a m z e d t a n k s . . .
Keep Ruthless Rust locked out
with a
Permagtes
w a t e r h e a te r
The FIRST a u to m a tic w ater heater w ith glass surfaced steel ta n k th a t
can’t ru st because g l a u c a n ’ t r u s t !
The O N L Y a u to m a tic w a te r h e a te r w ith exclusive , p a te n te d F o u r B. I .
p ro te ctio n th a t m eans clean h o t w a te r a lw a y s . , . because it provides
s t a n d b y p r o t e c t io n ag ainst th e hazards o f ru s t and c o rro s io n !
Stam p pads now at Pilot.
Serving Brookings
OPENING OF
Since 1933
The O N E w a te r h e ater th a t doesn’t need to be replaced e v e ry few y e a rs l
U G -6 -6 H ' CANT
p u t t h e - e rre
ON THAT
WATER HEATER.'
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New and Used
Large Selection oj Electric Appliances
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