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4 Brookings I Iarlxir Pilot THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1953 OSC Entomologist Wins Recognition For Spider Study Local N ew s H a p p en in g s A b o u t F olks You K n o w W ANTED—2 or 3 bedroom un furnished house* desperately needed by fam ily w ith four children. Steadily employed. Perm anent renter. Clean. Write Due to the rainy w eather there Robert L. Mackey, Sm ith River. has been little chance for the Calif. M high school baseball team to prac tice, although the first game of the season will be played with W A N TED --Tim ber, 5,000,000 up. P refer second grow th. Would Gold Beach there tomorrow, consider mill w ith timber. as follows: Phone 4525. W. H. Parrish, 371 The schedule for the season is A St. Lebanon, Ore. 4.4* Friday, March 27 Brookings vs. Gold Beach. Gold Beach; FOR SALE — 1951 L-110 series Langlois vs. Port Orford. P ort International pickup; 8-ft. bed; Orford. 13,000 miles; excellent condi Friday, April 3— Brookings vs tion. $1395, or tra d e for car of P ort Orford, Brookings; Langlois equal value. Call 2854 after vs. Gold Beach, Langlois. noons. Friday, April 10—Gold. Beach vs. Port Orford, Gold Beach; There is no such way to attain Brookings vs. Langlois, Brook to g rea ter m easure of grace as ings. for a m an to liveup to the little Friday, April 17 Gold Beach grace he has.—Jam es G. Brooks. vs. Brookings, Brookings; P ort As heat is oppxjsed to cold and Orford vs. Langlois, Langlois. light to darkness, so grace is op Friday, April 24 Brookings vs. posed to sin.— Thom as Brooks. P ort Orford, Port Orford; Lang lois vs. Gold Beach, Gold Beach. Friday, May 1—Gold Beach vs. P o rt Orford, Port Orford; Brook ings vs. Langlois, Langlois. B. H. S. Baseball Schedule Set The 4-H Lightning Club m et at Mrs. Donald C raig returned from Portland Thursday w here i F rank Thom pson’s home S a tu r she had taken Ricki for a check day a t 10:30 a m. Because of the up. Thé doctor found her im rain the picnic planned for th at Special to The PilotQ proved but asked to see her again day was postponed two weeks. We Spiders have been called a lot in six months. Mr. and Mrs. C raig studied about how’ to m ake of things by folks who can live had spent the weekend w ith Mr. splices. T here will not be a w ithout them, but an Oregon and Mrs. Cliff Brimm, Rogue m eeting next S atu rd ay .—Donakl S ta te college entomologist is River, and Mrs. Craig drove from Ritchey, rejxirter. gaining national recognition for, there to Portland. Mrs. Clive Manley, while c a rry his scientific studies and naming of the eight-legged crawlers. Ed Thornton of the Chevron ing a bundle of laundry Monday Vincent D. Roth, cu ra to r for station was in S anta Rosa, Calif., fell, striking a stool. The result th e OSC entomology departm ent last week having treatm en t f o r j was a broken rib. m akes identifications on the spe an injured back which has been ♦ Copperware, Y elton’a. cies of two N orth American spid giving him serious trouble since - ✓ e r families for num erous m u a plane accident last August. David Sw earingen, naval air seum s and institutions. For O re -----♦----- corpsm an from San Diego, ar- gon. he is building a valuable ♦ A rt Supplies, Yelton'a. rived by bus on W ednesday night collection of the different gfiecies ♦ to spend a few’ days w ith his found in the state. Beverly Wilson, form er resi father, Floyd, and family. Roth estim ates there are prob dent, just released from m ilitary Mrs. Violet Shevie, new girl in ably about 600 different spiders , service to reserve statu s, was in in Oregon. About 300 have been Brookings to visit M. S. B rainard i the Plywood office and her two nam ed. A few of them carry | last week. He has received the daughters, are new residents of "R o th ” as part of the scientific Purple H eart and other decora Brookings. term inology in recognition of his tions for m eritorious service. He We carry a CO M PLETE line initial identification. plans to attend O.T.I. in K lam ath ♦ Record Player a, Y elto n ’a. of Gas Appliances, Wedgwood, O regon’s spiders range in size Falls. Tappan, O’Keefe & M erritt, and from about that of a pin-head to —♦ ---- FOR R E N T —2-room cottage, fu r Caloric ranges — General w ater a silver dollar, Roth reports. Legs nished or unfurnished. Mrs. Roy h eaters—Servel R efrigerators — ♦ Business M achines, Yelton'a. on some spiders are 1’2 inches Kinion, Easy St. 4-1* Coleman furnaces. * long Group spider names an* de-1 Tanks for rent, sale or lease. Clell Frazier, school bus driver, FOR SALE — Income property; acriptive affairs , like jum ping Crescent City Phone 111 and Mrs. Frazier, stenographer in business building in center of wolf and crab Most common in I At Jet. Hwys 101 and 199 the Brookings W ater Co. office, Brookings. presently under Oregon is the small, black wolf lease to Oregon S ta te Bank. spider, which is found in abund visited relatives in Packwood, Since Mt. Emily Gem and W ash., during the past w eek’s Priced to sell. Inquire of C. H. ance on lawns ami sidewalks. M ineral Society was organized jn sc I kx ), vacation. Young, office in Gold Beach. Spiders usually over-winter un Brookings recently, rock hunting —♦ — W A T C H Telephone 1461. 4-2 d e r leaves, boards and in cracks or collecting has been brought ♦ Balsa Wood, Y elton’a. of buildings, (\irre n t warm spring to the attention of m any people. FOR SALE Cheap, m attress and OUR days are bringing them out for springs, coffee table, baby stro l "Rockhounds,” an article by th e ir sum m er stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shepherd ot ler, fruit jars, 2 chests of draw'- T he fear some people have of Del N orte Lane s|x*nt the last W illiam H. Osborne, published in ers, 6-mo. baby crib, bed the m agazine section of Sunday’s spiders is almost entirely unjusti two weeks out of town, a week spring, 2-hole gas plate, 100 ft. Oregonian, contains some facts fied, Roth says. Only the black in San Francisco and one in No. 12 lead covered duplex elec about agates for those who are EVERY DAY widow of the Oregon species can Portland, their form er home. tric wire. Sell cheap. Easy interested in the subject. bring death unless the person is ♦ mangle, $45. Phone 339, Sm ith Long ago the Indians searched especially allergic to spider bits. Mrs. Loy W eeks and d aughter Oregon beaches for agates which River, or call a t P hil’s Court. Phillips Lad & Dad Shop C ases of real trouble from spider and Mrs. Muriel Gragg drove to Highway 101 N. of Sm ith River. w ere as vital to them as steel is bites are rare in the state. the Portland area on Friday, re to us. 4-1 ’ They m ade tools and Spiders feed on all types of in turning on Sunday. weapons of w ar from agates sects good or bad and actually I which they traded to the Indians do little good or harm in the ♦ Gift a, Y elton’a. Little Gerald R ettk e was of the great plains. world. They’re hardy, however brought home from P ortland on I It has been just in the last 20 R oth says, and are apt to be I Sat unlay by his fath er and years th at the gem cu ttin g and around for a long time. m other, Mr. and Mrs. Robert collecting business has flourished S atellite Social Club wishes to take this opportunity to R ettke. A nother blood transfusion in Oregon. Finished agates w ere I im ported from G erm any and Hoi-J thank the m erchants and everyone th at were so generous will lx* necessary w ithin a short tim e to completely correct the land before World W ar I. W hent with their talents and m erchandise to help m ake our ”Rh” hlootl factor he was born this supply was cut off it was only n atu ral that m uch of the* Sixth Annual Fashion Show another huge success. with. pioneering in rock cu ttin g in this ♦ Miss B ettie W hite, student at country should be done close to SA TELLITE FA SHION CLUB Southern Oregon college at Ash the supply in Oregon. F ASHION SHOW COM M ITTEE land, is at the home of her p a r Agate beds along the coast are RtCAL E S T A T R t p t i r □» ' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert W hite fr«*quently here today and gone tins w«*ek. llen ry G rootendorst tom orrow . The beds a re exposed G«*orge Berger and Ronald Akers by w inter storm s and cu rren ts also are at home «luring the vaca- which sweep away the sand. An Box 211 Phone 2341 i tion period. extrem ely low tide during the Highway Frontage (Highway 101. Oregon’s Main S tre e t) ♦ w inter m onths may reveal new Residence Phone 2292 ♦ Pcccraift Item s. Yelton'a. CHE I CO RIV ER FRONTAGE - R E SID E N T IA L LOTS beds previously undiscovered. Mrs Paul Davis was at the VuMrv Public C O. L eonard This article sta te s th at rock NEW HOMES - RANCHES - FARM LANDS horn«* of her paten ts in Roseburg containing agate inside is heavier ACREAGE - INDUSTRIAL SIT E S Prookintrs. Oregon last w«*ek. While there she and than o th er stones in the sam e INCOME PR O PE R T IE S her sister went to Portland where I locality. Agate bearing stones Beautiful Scenic, P arklike Ocean Frontage Mrs. Davis had a medical check when wet with rain or spray an* Small business show ing excel up. Paul drove over a fte r her at translucent and occasionally an* lent returns Terms, it desired. the end of the w’eek. tran sp aren t. Agate is very hard ♦ REAL ESTA TE BROKER ♦ ♦ ♦ and breaks with an irreg u lar frac ♦ Radios, Yelton'a G ardner Bldg. < Phone 2801> ture. Brookings. Oregon 10 acres and com fortable two- It was interesting to note that bedroom homo Reasonably priced. Mrs Harold Sargeant is w ork Will trad«* for other desirable ing at Seaside hospital, going on both Brookings anil Gold Beach w ere located on the m ap in pro|H*rty. d u ty at th ree in the afternoon. this article as favorite coastal ♦ ♦ ♦ She recent l\ finishctl working at sites for collectors of agates. Elderly couple in Lelwmon the Plywood plant. « « ♦ owning horn«* which has been con Need som ething? T ry the w ant Mr. ami Mrs. M arshal Dana verted into two apartm ents wish ads. to trad«* for home in Brookings of Portland a n at their beach A u to m o b ile in s u ra n c e th a t g iv e s o r Harbor. home in West Rrookings this m o re c o m p le te p r o te c tio n th a n week and are calling on old ♦ ♦ ♦ friends. e v e r b e f o r e - a B ro a d Form p o lic y 96-acre ranch w ith 8-room mod ern home, implement shed anti ♦ Bon< ( 'h in a , Vr I t i m o w r it t e n fo r p r iv a t e p a s s e n g e r Ixrn. Total price $12.000 Mr and Mr% Edw ard C arpen cars . . . at no extra cost. Bookkeeping ♦ ♦ ♦ te r and three htfle daughters left 160-a ere ranch w ith 12-room Friday, March 20, for Pensacola. Pay Roll Taxa» m«*lern furnished house, barn and Fla., where they wjll visit her Insurance Agency 7'S POucr chicken house; 28 cows, 200 chick parents ami other relatives for Insurance G allag h er Bldg. ens. 20 tons of hav Berries ami .»while She was accompanied by K e rr Budding PH O N E 2211 fruit trees Pm«* $35.000 Term*, her husband and brother-in-law . Un Ll*e can be arrang«*d. Arnold C arpenter, as far as San . Y°u AU A b OUT If Francisco. Brookings, Oregon ♦ ---♦ WARD'S Propane Service Too Late to Classify Rock Collecting Hobby Popular On Oregon Coast Bargain Table THANKS - - - BROOKINGS C 0 . LEONARD I. L LEONARD Brokers C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S W. H. BRADY m te» eûsr B. B. Crabb Co. Y< h ÍJ h °U id ARTHUR KNOX N orthwest C asüauy ♦ Records, Y el ton a. < e M F « « V A
