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Brookings Harbor Pilot Revenue Agents
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1953
To Assist Farmers
M arch of Dimes
Chairm en Named
Unusual New Year Historical Events
Masquerade Ball
Customs Are Still
In January
For C liff House
The
m o
onth
Used In Scotland I. bring
T
he the
m
n anniversary
,h of
of Janu of ar>’ man)
will|New Year's Eve
In te rn al revenue agents w’ill be
available to assist C urry county
N either gaiety nor giddiness famous persons’ births and cele
farm ers w ith the filing of their
A gala m asquerade ball held
income tax form, Form 1040ES, quite describe some of the odd bration of im portant events.
at Don’s Cliff House on W ednes
John C. Pyrisch, C urry county declaration of estim ated tax for and ancient custom s th at color
M illard
Fillmore,
Alexander day night to celebrate the advent
M arch of Dimes cam paign ch air the calendar y ear 1952. At H a r the New’ Year season in Scotland. Ham ilton,
Benjam in
Franklin. of the New Year was well a t
On Ja n u ary 12 at Burghead, Daniel W ebster, Gen. Robert E. tended.
Hats, noisem akers and
m an, announces com m unity ac bor, Grange hall, Jan. 5, and Gold
cepted apix)intm ents as follows: Beach, Court House, Jan. 6. A M orayshire, they preserve the William McKinley, and F. D confetti added to the m errim ent
pagan Yule-fires with "The B urn Roosevelt were all born in J a n and prizes were presented to the
M esdam es
Am ber Cam pbell, le tte r from D irector R. C. Gran-
ing of the Clavie.” The “Clavie” uary.
quist
folios:
best dressed man, lady and cou
Brookings; Lila Mason, D enm ark;
is a tar-filled barrel, which is lit
To
the
E
d
ito
r:
This
office
will
ples
whose nam es will be an
H a rry Briggs, Gold Beach; H a r
Thursday, Jan. 1—E m ancipa
w ith a flam ing brand and c a r
nounced in next w eek’s Pilot.
rie t
Payne,
H arbor;
C harlie appreciate any publicity you can
ried round the town. It is then tion issued by A. Lincoln, 1863.
Special music was a featu re of
Brooks, Langlois; Alice W alker, give regarding the attached itin er
Friday, Jan. 2 United Nations the occasion.
rolled down a local hillside where
ary
to
be
followed
by
internal
Pistol River; Norm a Thom as, Port
villagers scram ble for the burn pact signed. Manila fell, 1942.
O rford; C. W. Brooks, Sixes, and revenue agents during the period
Saturday.
Jan.
3— Benjamin
ing em bers as luck-bringers.
Jan.
2
to
Jan.
15,
1953,
inclusive,
A. N. McLennon, W edderbum .
Franklin
discovered
e le c tric ity ,!
The
men
of
Stonehaven,
Kin
T he d u ratio n of the cam paign will for the purpose of assisting farm
cardineshire, m arch through the 1748.
ers
in
preparing
and
filing
their
be from Jan. 2 to 31.
Sunday, Jan. 4 Utah adm itted ;
Form s 1040ES, D eclaration of Es stre e ts swinging fireballs of ta l
FOR SA LE—Bulb equipm ent.
The need for a successful cam tim ated Tax, which retu rn s m ust lowed rope and, all over Scotland, to the Union, 1896.
John Deere L.A. tractor, in
paign is urgent. In 1952 there be filed on or before Ja n u ary 15 bonfires blaze, burning the Old
Monday, Jan. 5—Calvin Cool
cluding 14” plow’, cultivator and
w ere approxim ately 55,000 ¡»olio or the preparation of their calen Year out.
idge died, 1933
John Deere disc; bean sprayer,
cases in the United S tates, an d ar year income tax returns,
Tuesday, Jan. 6— Pres. Roose
The people of Biggar, L an ark
50-gal. capacity, 3-row boom;
all-tim e high. The previous high which must be filed on or before shire, approxim ately share the velt’s message defined F our F ree
potato digger; irrigation equip
w as in 1949 w ith 42,000 cases on Monday, Feb. 2, 1953, if no e sti claim with Wick, Caithness, th at doms, 1941.
m ent; 5 h.p. electric Jacuzzi
record. Oregon has also been hit m ated tax retu rn is filed. F arm their bonfires are bigger and bet
Thursday, Jan. 8 — Andrew
w’a te r pump; 500 ft. 2-in p ort
h ard during this y ear w ith over ers who file an E stim ated la x te r than the rest.
Jackson defeated British at New’
able alum inum field pipe, in
800 cases reported in the past R eturn on Form 1040ES will have
But you have to take the trip 'O rleans, 1815.
cluding
8 rain-bird sprinklers.
two years.
Friday,
Jan.
9
Connecticut
ad
until M arch 15th to file their to the rem ote Shetland Islands
All in good condition. Priced to
C u rry county has had two cases Final Income Tax R eturns. F a rm to see what is perhaps the finest m itted to the Union, 1788.
sell. Glen Moore, Harbor, Ore.
of polio this year. F o rtu n ately ers who do not file an Estim ated fire festival of all. I t ’s called
S aturday, Jan. 10—Lend Lease
Ocean View Drive, opposite C.
lx»th cases w ere light and did not Tax R eturn on or before Jan u ary ‘‘Uphellya’ ” and takes place at bill introduced to Congress, 1941.
H. Schaal, Justice of Peace.
cause too g reat a drain on the 15 must file a com pleetd Income the end of Jan u ary in Lerwick.
Monday, Jan. 12 U.S. and Can
C u rry
county ch ap ter funds. T ax R eturn on or before Monday, H ere a replica of a Norse galley ada signed a rb itratio n treaty,
F unds w ere exhausted in eleven Feb 2, to avoid penalties This is towed to the pierhead complete 1909.
O regon counties.
pertains to farm ers only O ther with crew of Vikings in helm ets' Tuesday, Jan. 13 — Germany
Polio is the only epidemic dis taxpayers will be assisted later
and mail, carrying flaming torch annexed the S aar, 1935.
ease still on the increase in A m er
W ednesday, Jan. 14 Roosevelt,
es. A gun is fired from the fort,
ica.
Churchill met at Casablanca,
rockets
soar
from
the
ships
in
Wurlitzer and
T hrough M arch of Dimes funds needed. Some iron lungs were harbor and at the signal of a Africa, 1943.
Hot pack machines and other
every victim of the polio is a s
T
hursday,
Jan
1
5
-
Inter-A
m
er-
I esse French
bugle call, four or five hundred
sured the Ixst available medical special equipm ent was available spark-trails arc down the night, ¡can conference, Rio de Janeiro,
can». M arch of Dimes funds have where needed.
1942.
Polio w ards have been equipped as the torches are tossed into the
trained 3,(MX) physical therapists.
Friday, Jan. 16 Gen. Eisen-
galley.
NEW AND USED
bower assumed Allied command,
I n 1952 2175 iron lungs and 550 in hospitals throughout the coun
try. Ninety thousand persons re-1
England, 1946.
chest respirations were rushed
| Tuesday, Jan. 20—T elegraph
from polio equipm ent centers to ceived aid through March of
I line opened. New York to Phila-
w h atev er corner ol the land where Dimes funds in 1952. Of these
Iti.(MH) w ere patients of form er i
delphia, 1848.
used 15 times.
RENTAL OR TRIAL
years, Tw enty-eight million dol-
W ednesday, Jan. 21 Germans
lars w’ere expended for p atient
launched African drive against
care alone. Two hundred top re
B ritish. 1942.
Elm
er
R.
Hansen,
Rrookings,
search men in medical centers
Thursday. Jan. 22 — Hay H crran
Tuning & Repair
throughout the United S tates are passed away Tuesday, Dec. 23. Panam a Canal tre a ty signed, 1903.
following
a
heart
a
tta
ck
as
he
fighting the disease. Reports of
Friday, Jan. 23- Election day
progress m ade in the develop-j was getting ready to come home established, 1845; British captured
from
work.
ment of gamm a globulin and vac
Mr. Hansen, 42, was employed Tripoli, 1843.
cine has on several occasions been
CONTACT—
Saturday, Jan. 24 First Scout
hv Denny Digging Co., Sm ith
headline news in 1952.
W ILL BE CLOSED
Sunday, Jan. 25
Vaccination!
The final answ er a safe vac River. He was known to have troop organized, 1908.
suffered
from
previous
a
tta
ck
s
ON MONDAYS
cine for hum ans has not been
Brookings or
but was feeling well on Tuesday w as discovered by Jenner, 1796.
found as yet.
After Jan. i, 1951
Tuesday. Jan. 27 U.S. tropos
as
he
was
talking
and
joking
w
ith
C hairm an Porisch expects a n
landed in northern Ireland, 1942.
JAKE and LLOYD
other successful March of Dimes a fellow w orkm an a few m inutes
W ednesday, Jan. 28 First ca
before
he
succumbed.
m C urrv county in 1953.
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and chil ble street railway opened in Chi
dren, Raymond and Carrolyn, cago, 188
music stoxs -
S aturday. Jan. 31 Louisiana
came here about eighteen m onths
ago from Tillamook where they was purchased from the French,
COQUILLE, OREGON
lived for ten years. When the 1S08.
Eagles lodge was organized here
Mr. Hansen assisted in m any
i
w
ays since he had been an Eagle
NEW l.OW PR IC E on 2-bedroom m odern home on 2 city lots.
for years and passed through
G arage with additional rental unit. Ju st reduced to
all the chairs.
$4300.
Services w ere held Monday
m orning in Tillamook C hristian
ALMOST NEW 2-bedroom home, living room in knotty pine:
church anil vault interm ent Laurel
am ple storage space, garage, ’>.• acre in city. Full price
Hill cem etery, near Scholls. Ore.
$7250, term s.
A rrangem ents w ere en tru sted to
Lundberg and Sons. Tillamook.
TW O 1NDUSTRIAI LOTS Total frontage 152’ x 221' in depth;
two blocks off US-101 Reduced from $.3750 to $3000.
Easy term s, or lots may lx» purchased separately.
Find w hat you w ant through
the
Pilot Class Ads.
IN SECLUD ED SUBDIVISION A 2-bedrix»m home on 73’x
150' lot. Beat of construction, modern throughout; goixi
Well and pressure system, W ithin walking distance of
school and churches. Only $2270 down.
Too Late to Classify
P IA N O S !
Elmer R. Hansen
Stricken W ith
Heart Attack
N O T IC E
Brookings
Barber Shops
Chetco Drug Store
\ BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER’S J
Í033-BEST
I
SEM I-M ODERN, U N FIN ISH E D HOUSE One bedroom, large
lot in exclusive sulxlivlsion $3iMM) full price.
M ODERN HOME 2-bedroom, close in, on 52’x99’ lot. City
w ater and sewer. G arage and shop. Reduced f ivm
$7350 to $(»350. Easy term s.
JI
HIGHWAY FRONT LOT 98’ fronting on US-101. Zoned to u r
ist-com mercial. Only $2250 with liberal term s.
May the magic
S.x» H om er Haggerty. Eva I-ea l ong, and H. G. ’ H ans” Nelson
salesm en with
PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor
Real list ate and Insurance
’’Agency of lV|x»ndable Service”
i
Across from the Post Office
BROOKINGS. OREGON
lantern of success
K(ht your «ay
OF
.
to happiness.
dimes
JA N U A R Y
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