Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 19, 1953, Page 6, Image 6

Beaverettes
Bowling
Score
end leaders’ group. This is the
6 Brookings Harbor Pilot I first year th at the county has
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1953 , had much to do with establishing
a quota for sum m er school. The
quota having been set by the
state club office heretofore.
T E A M STA N DI N GS
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W.
L.
Aerial Survey for Curry
7
Don’s Cloff House .... 17
County Considered
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Pete
Lesm
eister
Will C urry county be one of
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reem
an’s
Mkt.
those counties this year for aerial
D-// Scholarship Com m ittee
11
13
photographs? That is the ques­ Sisco Loggercttes
M eets
tion confronting the county ta x a ­ Tots, Teens, M incer’s 12 u. 11 b
12
12
K err Hdwe. .
The 4-H scholarship com m ittee tion com m ittee when they meet
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Eagles
A
ux...................
met in the county ertension office on Friday, March 20, with the
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Chrtco Cafe .............. 3
county
P.M
A.
com
m
ittee
and
W ednesday to determ ine the num ­
HIGH YEAR GAMES
ber of 4-H club mem bers who other agencies who may be in te r­
Individual Games
should 1 m * sent to 4-H sum m er ested in securing aerial photo­
C. G oyke..... 205 A. Keen ....184
graphs
of
C
urry
county.
school, June 16 to 26. from C urry
191
The S ta te P.M A. office has a V. Crabb
county this year and to revise
Imhvidual Series
certain
am
ount
of
funds
available
th e scholarship application blank
C. Goyke
496 L. Malcolm 485
which is filled out by all of those with which to fly two or three
V.
Crabb
491
counties
in
the
sta
te
in
order
that
4-H ’s who wish to apply for a
Team
Games
their
funds
might
be
used
in
fly­
scholarship. Those on the com­
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Pete
Lesm
eister
.................. 866
ing
a
large
num
ber
of
counties,
m itte e are as follows: Henry
Dons
Cliff
House
.................. 862
they
ask
that
local
sources
or
Adolphson, representing Pomona
Sisco
Loggercttes
................. 849
other
agencies
finance
a
certain
G range; Albert Joy, representing
K
err
Hdw
e...............................
849
percentage
of
the
cost
of
taking
th e
R otary Club;
Mrs. Joe
Team Series
Zum pfe, from the south end 4-H the aerial photographs. In this
leaders’ group; Mrs. Ann Porisch way they are able to spread th e’r ' Pete Lesm eister .................. 2515
and Mrs. Ethel Andriac of the assistance to more counties and Sisco le g g e re i tes ................. 2462
cen tral 4-H leaders’ group, and get a larger area flown each year. K err Hdw e............................... 2449
Ten High Average
If the county court, the Forest
M rs C. C. T urner from the north
Service»- the Soil Conservation C. Goyke ......151 D Baird ....128
Service or some other agency is K. Hall ........144 S. Bowie ....128
in a position to assist w ith financ­ V. Crabb ......142 A. Keen ......125
ing the aerial photographs for R. H aggerty 132 C. Rogers 125
C urry county this year, it is quite M. Anderson 131 V. Vaughn 123
likely that C urry county will be
High Games. Mar. 5
flown In 1953.
Ind. gam es: C. Goyke, 205; In ­
A small part of the county up dividual series: C. Goyke. 496;
in the north end was flown in Team gam e: Sisco Loggercttes,
1937.
These pictures will be 849; Team series: Pete Lesmeist-
Office hours. 9 a. m. 5 p. m.
available at the m eeting and it is er, 2477.
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ftossible by using them the cost
TEAM STANDINGS
might be reduced somewhat.
DR. R. E. SMITH
M arch 12, 1953
Aerial photographs are used in
D EN TIST
W.
L.
many ways. They are used for
PH O N E 2831
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19
appraising tim ber and other prop­ Don’s Cliff House
9 1 >
erties. They are used by the F reem an’s M arket .... 1 8 b
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17
c o u n ty P.M.A. com m itte in laying P ete Lesm eister
Dr. Richard L. Smith
Tots,
Teens,
Mincer’s
15hi
out
and
planning
PM
.A
.
practices
12b
OPTOM ETRIST
13
15
for certain fields on the various Sisco Loggercttes
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15
ranches. They are used by the K err H dw e..............
DR. ROY M. W HITE S C.S. in laying out soil conserva­ Eagles A ux.............. .... 8 20
OSTEOPA I’l 11C PI IYS1CIAN
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tion practices.
Chetco Cafe
and Surgeon
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Individual Games
Subscribe to the Brookings- CÏ. Govke
184
205 A. Keen
Emergencies at Any Hour
Ilarb o r Pilot.
V. Crabb
191
Individual Series
PHONE 2701
C Goyke .... 496 J. Malcolm 485
Evenings tty Appointment
V Crabb
491
Team Games
866
Pete I esm eister
862
Dons Cliff House
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849
Sisco Loggercttes
K err H dw e.
840
Team Señes
2515
Pete Lesm eister
2468
Dons Cliff House
Sisco Loggercttes
2462
'fry Hioh Average
• Specializing in Radiator Repair
C. Govke
151 D. Baird . 128
K.
Hall
144
S. Bowie . .127
Call Sm ith River 330 or Box 1.‘>1 Brookings
126
V.
Crabb
....
142
A Keen
tor delivery service
R. H aggerty 133 C. Rogers 125
M. Anderson 130 Y Vaughn .124
(¡1.0. SHIPLEY, OWNER
High Games March vh
Ind
gam es: E. Mitchell, 178;
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C. Goyke. 178; Ind series
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Cliff House. 862; Team series.
Icon's Cliff Hons»'. 2468.
C lifford Jenkins
County Agent
Extension News
m anager, ty p esetter and press op­
erator.
H er first am bition was to be a
, nurse, but she got a job on the
Bad Axe (Mich.) Tribune 50 years
ago, when the paper needed a
printer. She learned that trade
and has been in business ever
Mich. Newspaper
Run By 1 Woman
Editors Note: Sarah M ixter
was featured with a page ot
pictures in the Cincinnati En­
quirer which was sent to The
Pilot. Thinking the informa­
tion might be interesting, we
are passing it on to the read­
ers.)
since.
Sarah "Sally” A. M ixter of
Ulby, Mich., .runs a one woman
newspaper. Her 7 1 years do not
keep her from fulfilling the job
as reporter, editor, publisher,
All the type is set by hand
which necessitates many long
hours spent in preparing the eight
pages for publication.
She has owned the Ulby Cou­
rier since 1911. Sally also does
job printing work and also serves
as assessor and librarian.
M cV A Y'S G REEN H O U SE
ON THE W1NCHUCK
POTTED AND CUT FLOWERS
Harbor, Oregon
PHONE 2568
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Mary Cummins celebrating a
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George and Marie Funk enjoy­
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a new blue Nash.
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Tanks for sale, rent or lease
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Homer H aggerty having some
difficulty with his birthday cake.
C ongratulations Homer.
Jim Fifield piloting a new yel­
low International truck.
Bob Swanson doing his good
deed for the day.
That
puzzle-
Bronze
bilge
pump tor boats. $21 45 Someone
H'lring Contraitor— Appliance Repair
has one a m i someone w a n ts o n e —
w ho ?
RESID EN TIAL
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IN D U ST R IA L
Bobby
Berger
getting
his
C hristm as fishing pole twice.
Scout IV»n C arter putting in
some spring vacation work to­
ward Jamboree funds
Phone 2944
P.O. Box 337, Brookings, Ore.
Bright stars in Rose Hubbard's
cmwii.
era tors and space heaters
GEORGE'S ELECTRIC
"Let George Do I t "
£
The best way we know of to put in your 2d worth
is aboard an S. P. streamliner. We don’t know any­
place where you can get so much for a couple of
coppers. Roundtrips in Chair Cars on any of the
Southern Pacific “name trains listed below cost
only about 2d a mile—or less. And look at all the
extras you get:
( hair ( ars on Southern Pacific’s modem stream­
liners have been built with your comfort the first
consideration. Dust-free, draft-free air-condition­
ing. No-glare fluorescent lighting. Soft-as-a-cloud
foam-rubber seats. Lots of leg room and move-
around room. Extra large windows. Feather-touch
doors. Spacious washrooms. T h at’s why we say
t hat a mile of Chair Car travel on an S. P. Stream­
liner is the biggest 2c worth you can put in. I t ’s
(lie most luxurious form of all low-cost transportation.
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FR EIG H T'S E V E N C H EA PER . We re , p « i a l l , . , In
moving thm g, a , well a , p e o p le -a n d on the a ver,
oge we move a ton of things for less than 1H per mile.
We have more miles of line serving more Western
ch.es and towns than any other railroad. So, for
fast, efficient, dependable freight service -w h e th e r
c a rio a d s o r I. c. I.—call our nearest agent.
MOST
MODERN
T R A IN S
See your nearest S P. agent or
write 622 Pacific Bldg., P o rt­
land