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2 Brookings I larbor Pilot, Thursday, November 19, '953 Mrs. E m m a C ooper accompan- * led h er son. John, to M edford re BRCW)KINGS-I1ARBOR PILOT They w ere overnight , ♦ ! cently. AN IN D E PE N D E N T N EW SPA PER g u ests w ith th e ir niece and hus By E thel Goodlin ♦ E ntered ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ band. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Albern “ i 'Ï Ï S . T T ,, « »< Braoklnn. Oregon. M arth 7, 1916, under the Act of M arch 3, ls? g They also visited th e form er's The b azaar held by the ladies niece. Mrs. M a rg a re t Evans, who M inna A kers , Otvner and Publisher society ol the S m ith R iver church is confined to S acred H e art hos \ \ I L U AM G. P H E L P S , E ditor held on T hursday aftern o o n was p a successful affair. The fancy ! ital w ith a broken hip she re n v , , SU BSCRIPTIO N RATES: ceived in a fall. ” ne V ear In advance (In C urry Countj w ork and needle work booth was 13.00 One Year, in advance (outside C urry County) By *3.60 alm ost sold out. The parcel post i _ n a t io n a l a d v e r t is in g r e p r e s e n t a t iv e C L IF F O R D sale was very successful, w ith ' M is. Eva Hill, who is confined W eekly N ew spapers R epresentatives , I nc . ROW E plenty of hom e cooked food or? to H a rrin g to n R est Hom e at C res New Yorjt Chlca* ° D etroit Philadelphia sale. All n etted the society a neat 1 cent City is recovering from her xMrs. E lizabeth M orrison illness an d gain in g h e r health vx hen a Young M an M a rrie s” sum . presid en t, wishes to th an k all who hack again. She plans to re tu rn N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L can im m ediately s ta r t on a assisted in m aking the a ffair a to h er hom e a t S m ith R iver soon A s ib c r A T .^ N p ro g ram ot financial sec u rity by success. tak in g part in payroll savings Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth Laym an w here he w orks o r the bond-a- Mr. and Mrs. Billy S arin a ,! have re tu rn e d hom e from the bav m onth plan w here he hanks for isrno Beach in the so u th ern pari area and S an Jose, w here Mi- the accum ulation of U. S. Savings « > 1 the sta te , are m aking an ex Laym an w as a d eleg ate to th«* Bonds. tended visit here w ith th e for F arm B ureau C onvention from R ecently th ree of th e n a tio n ’s m er's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Del N o rte C ountv. labor leaders, w ith widely d iv er e it S arin a Sr. a t End of the T rail .¡.,„ n ,"S W7 k ' ' he C“ y C° UnCiI of B rookings begins considera- gent views on m ost m a tte rs, met reso rt on S m ith River. lion ot a c h a r te r for th e city. in W ashington, D C ., and w ere in PA R A LLEL PA R K IN G We haven’t seen it yet, but in the Council m eetings we com plete agreem ent on one su b n m 2 ; G1CI’n W riRht °l S an Luis P a ra lle l p ark in g w as s ta rte d at have heard .t discussed, and we’re ready now to disagree with je c t; th ey pledged lab o r’s support t bispo ,s spending several w eeks the high school N ovem ber 6. p o one point. of th e U. S. S avings Rond p ro w ith h e r d a u g h te r and son-in-law . lice C hief B ud C ross helped the gram . P resent w e re G eorge Mr. an d Mrs. Floyd G rty and stu d en t body and fa c u lty the first M eany, .president, A m erican F ed e d Uw i . T 7 alS° Ke" ing «cquaint- m orning. H e also an sw ered the eratio n of Labor; Jo h n L. Lewis, L ana i h h'‘'’ " ‘“W g ra n d ,«ltK hter. questions ab out w hy p arallel president. U nited M ine W orkers Edna Louise. park in g was necessary. of A m erica, and Ja m e s B. C arey ¡s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r C ongress of • hose who v o ,c d "'fo r his " .'le c tio n ^ '’1' ' C<'W d *° re p rp sen ‘ In d u stria l O rganizations. U. S. S avings Bond tables show but That i’n>J7,',T"n maV bc P,'ased by givi"K 'h e M ayor a vote. th a t a saving of $18.75 weekly Presiding officer ,S v X ’n a H m X coming £ f X V a X ° b V am o u n ts to $978.80 in one y ea r; $5,134.90 in five y ea rs; 10,699.80 Im portant P° 'n ‘ m° re ln,anglbIp’ bl» we think it is m ore in nine y e a rs eight m onths, and $25,797.59 in 19 y ea rs 8 m o n th s— theirS numieOrUnX d en^ r ' Ch°° SP ' hp M ayw from «tnong- and thousands of w orking people ,2 d rPdupp •“ '" • « 'n the selection of a Mavor a re on such a schedule. V don t agree. W e’ve n ever felt th a t th e people as a w hole H erschel D. Newsom, 15th m a s m ,d Z V a r ,‘ h ¡ X P° ,i" ? ' han any « B en h te r of th e G range, en th u siastically urges fa rm e rs to c re a te a cash re serv e for replacing fa rm m ach in at large"^ ' ng Ch° “Pn by ,u '° o r ,hr<‘< 'm ™ than by the people ery as it w ears out th ro u g h p u r chase of U. S. S avings Bonds. in a X X X e . ‘X X X n X 'h " PC° Pl\ mOTP. ’ b a " Five m illion school stu d e n ts a re »is.. , ** ,n e nian who becom es the voir#» nf learn in g th e first step s in th rift gov ern m en t ** W“ h h ' m ,h<? •» "« ’"'« ca tio n of our city through re g u la r p u rchase of U. S. Sav ings S tam ps, and the tre a s u ry eleehTj0 t ^ t h e c ™ 7 7 >n" denpp ,h a t »--K.d and able m en will be d e p a rtm en t expects to add a n o th - t o ^ e ’h o ^ °< - city e r m illion by D ecem ber 1. S e c re ta ry of A g ric u ltu re E zra T a ft Benson says ’’W ith th e use of farm m achinery, U nited S ta te s fa rm e rs have becom e th e m ost efficient in all the w orld. But farm i„n T h r LuPky 7 K<’ys CJub of Brookings has receive.) u n o a r .l m achinery is costly and when T P a r tro fO, ? . " H n hW" " - t e n d e d to th^m t o X m e w orn out m ust be replaced. U. S. 1 .. ' B 'K hw ay L ifesavers C o m m ittee of O regon C itizens S avings Bonds provide an ideal P r in X a ? i ^ i ^ ' ^ " , ^ " 7 tT ’H ” way for se ttin g aside funds each y e a r to r th e replacem ent of eq u ip th ese vounir m e n in n K Tn’1 Tho inclusion of m ent.” is ,1 k • ,n a sta te -w id e prog ram to reduce accidents 1« m ore th an ju st an honor. In an averag e day, one m an e „ r lT’Hn ,M,VS w*n th e burden of w ith tw o horses can plow only 1.5 c a rry in g out, in C u try ( o u n ty . the program by w hich Highwav acres A tra c to r-d ra w n plow Lifesavers hopes to reduce o u r sta te -w id e d e a th toll wall do 10 acres in oil day. But « ta ..At h l . X " m n . M X ? h e r L ! o 7 V,'''S7 J ” ' ' m p" of ,bis a tra c to r doesn't have col s, so the wise fa rm e r today sets aside cos, of au to m o h ite a e e X . U X h X ' ’V t ' ' " 'h - t e r r i b l e m U. S. S avings Bonds each y e a r w hich show 15.,XX) iiUnrie" v c a ' l v a n d r t o " '* a l , h p r r < w < ls «in am ount ot m oney equal to the ot p ro p erty dam age, and th e . h a v e ' ' » " ' « ' ' s w orth tk p te c ia tio n on his equipm ent. about it. t solved to do so m ething H ence, when the equipm ent is They a re distin g u ish ed m en who form this ero n n - v , a o w orn out he has the money on T T X r X - ad - - B s . X ’: °n hand to replace it. School stu d en ts p urchased 7 8. th ro u g h o u t O regon head co unty c X u e X ' t'adP,S lhS.(XX) F s . S avings stam ps, P ro g ra m ' X X g X ‘™ y " u * m ostly of ,h e 10 con, and 25 cem t heir > o u n g ....... X X c i , n ; x r x x °f Denom inations, durin g the 1951 th e 52 school year. The to tal value - t X X X X ^ ...........— « » K they " a s $14.931.000. This w as an in first crease of $900,000 over the previ A n , wc X u i X i « x - Ol!s year. N orth Bend. Oregon here. w h ere th e P.T.A. sponsors th X ^ X u t X n ‘ d o ’X 7 " ” ' h" 'y ” " b a ' *av,ngs plan in the schools has one ot th e o u tstan d in g records o o p ,S ir,u n ity : " fapp<J " „ I, responsibility and th e nation. W 'ir S lig h tly m ore than h alf ,h . —+ w o rk e rs in the a irc ra ft industry now buy U. S « Pavings -■w* » MIKS Bond- ( th ro u g h pay roll deduction as the n s u l t ot a cm ren t drive. Before CORSAG I S AC cam paign 205.Se t. o r 3‘J ’ pP,. ■•«■nr. rook p a n Thjs GI T I LOW RS .Is™ to .t.,7.717. o r 50.7 w ith som e com panies still to he gimi l s BRO O K IN G S, OREGON W estern area 1(> ,sr w’ith the m ost p ar- ' ( I'an ts 196.168. and th e highest nt as ?e, 56 7. “Your Dependable Ho í 1 I h. / V Phone 2568 FOR ♦ * SMITH RIVER WHAT IT'S WORTH To Elect A M ayor Recognition for The Lucky 7 Club Don’t Take A Chance When The Weather Is Bad ¡an k-B y-M ail ! »EM RAL ARR.W OREGON STATE B A K K X Mc V A Y S on the WINCHUCK 4 Advei ¡■»roo! '«í» « • -arb o r P ilot brings re ailts. 1PÇX
