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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1953)
Local News Want Lessons? IN H O SPIT A L Jim m y Gilm ore, son of Mr. and ilr s . L ester Heigh, underw ent an appendectom y a t Seaside hospital last S atu rd ay . Dr. P aul R onniger, who atten d ed him. says he's com ing along fine. Seedlings Offered SALEM , Ore. (S pecial) T he ’953 bulletin. T rees for F arm W oodlands" w ith o rd er blanks or obtain-ng forest tree seedlings 'b is fall and next spring is now <df the ¡iress, Lynn F. C ronem iller, ssista n t s ta te fo rester said this w eek in Salem . Any w oodland ow ner w ho d e sires seedlings and who owns at least th re e ac res of land, m ay q ualify to buy th e young tre e s at <ost for farm o r forest plantings. C ronem iller said. T he fo rester advised th at sales cannot he m ade ¡or p lan tin g s w ithin incorporated ties, su burban residential areas sim ilar tra c ts w hich cannot classified as farm or woodland ) I an tings. MILS. SAM UELS R E T U R N S Mrs. Ed S am u els and d au g h ter, Pa uni, re tu rn e d F riday from P o rt land w here th ey spent som e tim e with Mrs. S am u els' m o th er who has been ill. M rs. S am u els' p a r ents re tu rn ed to B rookings w ith her and re tu rn ed to P o rtla n d Sat urday. V.’INCHUCK W O M E N ’S CLUB The W inehuck W om en’s Club ’’Lt at the hom e of Mrs. R alph ’ .eiser W ednesday, Sept. 30. Mrs. R. A. Schaal, .president, was ill so no business m eeting was held. R efreshm ents w ere served. G uests w ere Mrs. Ja c k G ilm ore, Jam es Donelly, Mrs. W ayne Groff. Pile next m eetin g will be on I hursday, Oct. 29, a t th e hom e of Mrs. K endall G rover. Forest Tree Jim m y C am pbell, 12 y e a r old son ol Mr. and M is C. F C am pbell, pulled this 27 pounder out of the C hetco before b re a k fa st last S a t urd ay m orning. S undav m orning he w ent out and got a 13 pounder. PR ESLEY S HAVE V ISITO R S Mr. and M rs. D uane H u n tley w as herding did, landing down in Ik1 gulch un d er th e p la n e r site, and two sm all children Randy and b ' craw led out. loaded w ith ex S h erri visited Mrs. H u n tley 's p a r perience, but little personal trou- ents, th e C. C. P resleys, and Mr. de. T he pickup rested w ith all and Mrs. M ark F o rre st, recently. T he H u ntleys w ere en ro u te from four w heels in th e a ir and R alph th e ir fo rm er hom e in P alm er, uid Ire n e w ere a bit late g ettin g ' 'h e ir hom e on Cape F e rre llo A laska to S o u th e rn C alifornia. road. MRS. YOUNG S P IC K U P U P S E T Mrs. R alph (Ire n e ) Young had Mr. and Mrs. Jac k W right re an e n c o u n te r w ith a g ra d e r on tim ed last T h u rsd ay from the Easy stre e t on h er b irthday, T u es S ilver L ake co u n try w here they day aftern o o n , and cam e otT sec w ere hunting. Also in th e p a rty ond best. At least the p ick u p she w ere Mr. and M is. W alt W right. Ship'n Shore O ver five m illion tree seedlings •ue produced each y e a r by the )|egon F orest N u rse ry at Cor vallis for use on farm woodlands w indbreaks and re fo re sta tio n p •<,. jects. About one million a re de livered to fa rm ers w ith th e re m ainder being used for re p la n tin g s ta te forest lands. Ten c o n ife r, and six hardw ood species of tre e s a re available. Associated Station ('flanges 1 lands Brookings Harbor Pilot S a le of th e local A ssociated S erv ice S ta tio n w as announced ............... last week by C huck Grey, first o p e ra to r of the statio n . T h e teen a g ers re ally en jo y ed The new o p e ra to r is Lynn M er- th e ir new records F rid a y evening >•11. form erly of M edford. Mr. w hen they held th e ir last dance. M errill took o v er C huck's hold- Bud Lowe a c te d as ch a p ero n e ngs last week. and everyone had a good tim e. C huck will co n tin u e bis duties S ta tio n . O p eratio n of the station, he said, was too m uch to handle, S tatio n . O peratio n of the statio n T H E OGDEN in addition to his o th e r duties. W A TE R Mr. M errill, who is in the p ro P U R IF IE R cess of m oving his fam ily from P ro v id e s M edtord, w as form erly w ith the Crystal Clear C h ry sler agency there. Delicious Safe 1 be M errills a re no stra n g e rs Drinking Wafer 'o Brookings, having visited b en •Hen. Mrs. M e rrill’s b ro th er, Bill W ilF N A x n AA'HFRF V o l t W A N T I T ' An easily Installed »lam leaa ateel u n it I’ufi's, is an insp ecto r at the C ali 5 In In diam eter a hantU oinc a d fornia S tatio n . d itio n to your k itc h e n , bath or p la y TEEN-AGE NEWS pi Copies of the new b u lletin w hich co n tains in stru ctio n s in p lan tin g and grow ing tre e s along w ith o rd e r blank form s a re now av ailab le at th e s ta te fo re s te r’s office, S alem . Ore. A d v ertisin g in th e B rookings- H arb o r Pilot brings resu lts. I room T h e O id r ti W a te r P u rifie r e ffe c tiv e ly removes chlorin e, suspended m a t te r. soluble Ir o n a n d som e sulphu r compounds organic odor and t a - t r o b jectio nable color and H a rm fu l B a c te r ia ! f o r Full Inlorm otion See Your lo c a l Dealer Lloyd T. Knapp Box 352 C o rn e r 2nd and R ansom Ave. B rookings. O regon Important Notice The Grocery Merchants of Brookings, who realize their obligation to the public, and who like a Sunday off as well as other people, w ill take turns in being open Sunday. This Sunday, October 17, BROOKINGS MARKET will be the only grocery store in Brookings open. On Sunday, October 2 4 ,’ FREEMAN'S MARKET will be open. On October 31, RED FIELD'S MARKET will be open, and November 7, Hl-WAY MARKET will be open. To avoid con fusion, we have started from one end of town and worked toward the other end. We thetik you sincerely for your past os seen in Good Housekeeping Rollicking times ahead for these soft-tailored little S h ip ’ n S hore ’ s I patronage and for your cooperation, so that we, too, may enjoy Sundays. Fine combed cotton broadcloths, woven stripes n checks n plaids for school, sports, parties, too! Short or long sle e v e s... famous action shirts... slews of fashion details! C low colors... ever washable. TOTS to TEENS TOGGERY Across from the B ank 7 T hu rsd ay , O cto b er 15, 1953 Hi-Way Market - Redfield’s Freeman’s - Dimmick’s
