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6 Brookings-Harbor Pilot THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1954 TEEN-AGE NEWS th ro u g h book re n ta ls and fines collected: Right A round H e re By MAX B RA IN A R D A Teen-A ge dance will be held F rid ay , F e b ru a ry 26. at th e VEW Follow ing m uch o v erseas serv a re being set out. W ith a s o u th e r hall, s ta rtin g at 8:00 in th e ev e ice in th e P hilippines d u rin g ly breeze already in his favor h e’ll ning. 'Hie usual adm ission will lx* W orld W ar II and K orean service. probably be diving in, headed for charged. G harlie H assett is re p o rted to e ith e r Gold Beach o r Salem . 7’he club hopes to see everyone have hit som e tough luck and has An o b itu ary from th e C rescent th ere. the deep sy m p ath y of all e x -se rv C ity A m erican tells of th passing icemen C h arlie’s now back in K o oi P e rry C a rte r A lspaugh, w 11 rea to begin w ith and on top of known for m any y e a rs in the that h e’s a second looie, and to co u n try as “B u ste r.” He died at cap it all, h e’s still in th e M a C rescent City F e b ru a ry 13 and rin e C orps. H e’s a w e a th e r spe w as buried at Gold Beach. Born cialist, probably consulting K o in O regon S ep tem b er 30, 1908, he is survived by wife E stelle, nee rean g eese’s w ishbones. Mr. and M rs. A ndrew ‘‘H a p p y ’’ Coy, d a u g h te r of W illiam and H offeld recen tly m ade a large M ary, now living at P ort O rford, co n trib u tio n to the lib rary shelves. and d au g h ters, Mrs. Bud H aas, oi Among th e th re e boxes of good W eott, Calif., and M iss M arlene., volum es they brought are several a stu d en t at OSC. A lspaugh had Y earbooks of the D e p a rtm e n t of been em ployed as a logger at A g ricu ltu re, very v alu ab le for re f K lam ath. erence m ateria l, and one of them R eceipts of redwood, d r if t is especially in terestin g , being for wood, pocket volum es and phono m oney saved, to o ! grap h records have been received the y e a r 1897. f N o oil burner layoffs! No chills! A recent item in a P o rtla n d by the VEW post and au x iliary N o repair b ills ! Instead, a cozy p aper told of th e d ea th of G eorge from C am p W hite. Mrs. Roy hom e a ll the tim e when you S m ith at th e hom e of his d a u g h W eidem an co n trib u ted a lettu ce heat with years-ahead Rich-Heat te r in th e Coos Bay a re a George, c ra te of fine driftw ood of all Burner Oil. a n ativ e of W est V irginia, w as a sizes; Lloyd S tefan i, th e paper- Top selected crudes, specially y e a r short of 80, tau g h t school on bound volumes, phonograph re c refined then double treated, give F loras C reek in ’91, and used to ords from Mrs. R obert S m ith and R ic h fie ld Rich Heat its steady, have a feed sto re at Langlois. He others, an d the rest of th e m a genial heating quality. Richfield’s was co unty clerk in th e early p a rt te ria l w as assem bled by th e m em of the c e n tu ry and built a hom e bers. A g reat deal of vario u s m a exclusive ingredient, Solante, gives in Gold Beach, still stan d in g te ria ls a re used in h an d icraft protection against heat-wasting though in a different location. He w ork and th e re h ab ilitatio n a u th rust, sludge and corrosion and used to have a saw m ill at P istol o rities th e re will w elcom e stu ff makes your oil burner la\t longer. River, built in th e w in te r of 1905. oth erw ise discarded as useless Yet you do not pay extra for Rich- Heat ... Let us fill your order now. D ale Hill, of R oseburg, w ith th e clean co tto n o r wool rags su itab le S ta te V eteran s B ureau, w as in for quilts, rugs, etc., nylon hose, R IC H FIE L D town th e m iddle of last week lapidary rocks, yarns, books, etc. checking on several hom e loans, T h e local v eteran s and th e ir la dies will accept m a te ria ls and see som e of which w ere new cases. T h ere is a fairly p ersisten t r u th a t they get to th e hom e. T here m or th a t an R E D . ro u te is con are cu rre n tly about 900 to ta lly tem plated, both n o rth and south, disabled v e te ra n s there, including CONTAINING SOLAR/Tf out of the B rookings post office. at least tw o from B rookings N a te K lien felter, from up the It is well known th at plans are being pushed by the d e p a rtm e n t so u th hank of th e Cheteo, left lor to r in creasin g the postal facilities the P o rtla n d v e ts ’ hospital this past w eek and Ju le K oehler re- in the area. Phone 2685 A local businessm an is te n ta 1 tu rn ed from a checkup. T he m ayor of the W inchuck tively dipping his toes in the po After I lours 2395 litical pond, peeking th ro u g h the | w as seen about tow n over the BROOKINGS OREGON b u llru sh es to see how th e decoys w eekend. He did not finish out his term before plodding down to an ex p erim en t w ith th e so u th ern C alifornia clim ate. M rs. D orothy ’’O reg o n ian ” ' Sim pson w as window shopping for ru g y a rn the o th e r day. Seem s like her husband. Glen, has fol low ed his b ro th e r Earl. Mike Page, C h arlie Young et al. in g t- ting som e c u ttin g and basting done, and sentenced to ta k e ;t easy for a spell, mav be m ak in g som e {lotholders, dish m ats, paper doll clothes, o r w hatnot. Mr. and Mrs. Boh Gov ke left for P o rtla n d T uesday, w here Boz is having a going over at the P o rtlan d clinic. T h ere is a logical storv going about th a t in a recent heavy th u n d ersto rm , not so fa r down in C alifornia, a house w as badly dam aged by a direct stro k e on a television an ten n a . T he dam age, if any. w as probably caused by a stro k e on the support of the ae ria l and m ight have been avoid ed had th e support been adequate ly “g ro u n d ed .” H ere a re the new est books ju st added to th e shelves of th e com m u n ity library. T h e ir p u rch ase Stop and recall the special beauty that wood gives a home. w as m ade possible, m ostly. sunny days always! “W ith K itchen P riv ileg es,” L ou ise K ent. “T h e L ittle A rk ,” De H artog. “T he L ast P rin cess.” C h arles Locke. “T re a s u re of th e S u n .” A deline Atwood. "T he S p are R oom ,” N elia G a rd ner W hite. T o tal loans fo r J a n u a ry w ere 181 volum es of which 223 w ere to ad u lts and th e balance to ju v e niles. T ed F re e m a n says h e’s been laid up in bed a couple of w eeks w ith bronchial-pneum onia. D idn’t know it could hit a guy so quick and all he know about it was th a t his chest got m ighty sore and then STATE TAX AGENT HERE IN MARCH T he O regon S ta te T ax Division will have a re p resen ta tiv e at th e C heteo Inn in B rookings on W ed nesday, M arch 17. to help ta x p ayers w ith th eir 1954 s ta te in com e tax form s. T he re p re se n ta tiv e will be on d u ty at th e Inn from 9:00 a m . to 4:00 p.m. T h e ag en t will also be at th e Gold Beach C ourt H ouse T uesday, M arch 16, from 8 to 5, to help Gold B each tax p ay e rs w ith th e ir problem s. sorer! D oris su re added a s ta r to h e r collection tak in g ca re of him. itiiiiiiiinB ADAMS CH EV R O LET FO R ECONOM Y AND D E P E N D A B IL IT Y Sales and Service For Curry County Phone 411 Gold Beach, Ore. ftunmirihifiii enjoy V-M HIGH FIDELITY music in ANY room! YELTON rJCH-HEAT BURNER OIL FOSTER & BOLVI ...ARE BUILT OF WOOD! Makes it a most friend,v place, doesn’t it? T hat’s one of the reasons lumber continues to be America’s favorite B. B. Crabb Co. home building material. es, you 11 want the advantages of wood when vou build, or remodel. \ \ e base a full supply of lumber and all the other materials v o t i’ ,1 n e e d ...c a n help you get started. So, just drop by ami tell us your p l a n s ... no obli gation, of course. 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