Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, April 15, 1954, Page 12, Image 12

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    12
B ro o k in g s -H a rb o r P ilo t R E H H E L I Y S O P E N
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954
LOCKER PLANT
Right Around Here
By Max
B ran ard
I DONALD DUCK
C'MON, PAlSy/
R edfield’s L ockers held the
g ra n d opening of th e ir new w arm
room locker plant S a tu rd a y , and
e n te rta in e d a good-sized crowd.
Six of the L ocker p la n t’s earl}
cu sto m ers won prizes. Joe H aw ­
kins received the grand prize,
c lull hind q u a r te r of w hite face
s te e r bet f.
Five o th e r c u sto m ers won r e ­
bates on th e ir locker rentals. They
w ere John S m ith, Hal Brozelle,
L ucille S m ith, E. E dw ardson and
D ora Beaulieu.
WE'VE got
L A BIO j o b
h to do /
Because of fa ilu re on the p art
of som e v o ters to clearly s ta te
w hich local precinct they life in,
M rs. O leta W alke» C ounty Clene,
h as asked th e B rookings election
ho ard to handle all doubtful cases
an d record them properly, as th ey
occur, so th e n am es can be in­
cluded in th e ir p ro p er list This
will include those who live in the
F e re llo nreeinet and h aven’t sc
d e f in 'te ’v «•♦•.ton if thev live th ere
and th e ir nam es a re not on the
F e re llo lists, they will be a d ­
vised to a n p e a r at the V FW Hall
to vote, ar*d th e ir nam es will be
ta k e n so they can, at fu tu re elec­
busines-
tions, vote in th e ir proper precine t. 1 Local persons and
Som e tw en tv of th e local B ai- houses w ere w arned this week
bershonnnrs e ” d th e ir ladies, a t ­ to be ex tre m ely carefu l in ac­
Copr I9ÎLW4I« Duncy ProJul„on.
tended th e " P a ra d e " of B arber- cep tin g checks w hich m ay not be
World Rights Rr x f n j
sh o ppers at K lam ath Falls, last sup p o rted by sufficient funds, fol­
S a tu rd a y evening. They rejjort an lowing a division by th e Jackson
ex cellen t show and a full house, C ounty C ircuit C ourt on th e sec­
m ost of w hich w as an im m ediate tion of th e O regon cotie w hich
sellout T he group also attended, deals w ith p en a lties for w ritin g
and ap p eared on th e " P a ra d e " of bad checks.
F u n era l services w ere held
tw o w eeks ago, at C rescent C ity.
T he w arn in g cam e from S am
T hey would put on a show here, H all, C u rry C ounty D istrict A t­ W ednesday in M yrtle P oint for
according to reports, hut lack a torney, who said th e Jackson W illiam Sage, who died th ere
s u ita b le place. T hey are planning C ounty C ourt had declared the recently.
Mr. S age was very-w ell known
som e sort of an e n te rta in m e n t section of th e law w hich m akes
how ever. They m eet for practice w ritin g N S F checks a crim e u n ­ in B rookings, w here he had been
in te r e s t'd in th e L and P L um ber
every Monday night at the V.F.W. co n stitu tio n al.
H all, and alw ays w elcom e anyone
T he decision of the court is i H e has a d a u g h te r and son-
w h o ’d like to sing w ith them .
being appealed to the S ta te Su- in-law here, M r and Mrs. Bob
Mr. and Mrs. H om er McGrew, 1 prem e C ourt, H all said, hut th e P eterso n , and has often stayed
ol M cM innville, have been in this law will be shadow ed by doubt a t th e ir home here.
His passing w as a g re at shock
section for a week o r so, renew ­ and u n c e rta in ty in the m eantim e.
ing acq u ain tan ces of several years B ecause of th e fact th a t prosecu­ to m an y local people who had
ago. and having a h ard tim e find­ tion m ay he im possible, even m ore know n Mr. Sag. well F o r m any
ing them . Mrs. McGrew is th e ca re th an usual should be tak en years, th e mill in which he w as
fo rm e r Helen, siste r of Glenn in handling checks from persons in te re ste d w as one of th e few
stab le in d u stries of th e area.
H u rst, and thev m ade th e ir hom e not well know n to you.
Mr. S ag e w as born in S e a ttle in
w ith the Bud M oores some years
1886.
and his fam ily w as am ong
ago. M rs Moore, now living in mony, consists of se a tin g the o f­
M cM innvdle, is th e m other of ficers at th e ir respective statio n s th e first w hite P io n eers of S kagit
¡C ounty, W ash. He lived for m any
H elen and Glen.
T h ere w ere about seventy pres-
At
last W ednesday n ig h t’s len t at the m eeting, som e of whom y ea rs in Mt. V ernon, w here he
is now in terre d . F o r th e last ten
m eetin g of the local V FW Post w ere guests from A berdeen and
vears, he has resided at M yrtle
E
ugene,
and
who
said
they
had
and Ladies A uxiliary a very im ­
P oint, w h e re he w as in te re ste d in
p ressiv e
in stallatio n
cerem ony never before seen th is a d a p ta tio n
th
e H arm ony Mills.
w a s put on u n d er the direction of of th e drill. M aurice Hoff, a fo r­
In ad d itio n to Mrs. P eterso n , he
M rs K rm adee L aB arge, in s ta ll­ m er m em ber of the local post,
leaves
th re e o th e r d au g h ters.
in g o fficer for the A uxiliary, I w as also visiting from his hom e
G. K oehler, in stallin g officer for in R idgefield, W ash A fte r th e
th e Post, assisting M argaret P hil­ form al m eeting a big feed was GOOD F IS H IN G
lips, con d u ctress of the A uxiliary, put on by Mrs. H om er B ro u n ,
Mrs Lee Rice and Mrs. Rex
and E zra Ross, m arshall of th»' Mrs. Paul W hirrv and o thers.
Hayes w ent fishing on th e Rogue
P o st, h'd th eir respective groups
last F riday and brought back
in a drill known as th e "C ross o f ¡ S u b scrib e to T he Brookings- beau tifu l 18-lb. Salm on.
M a lta ,” and which, in this cert' H a rb o r Pilot.
By W a lt Disney
LETZS START RIGHT
NOW/ EVERYBODY
IN TOWN WANTS TO
CONTRIBUTE/
Bad Check Flow
May Follow New
Court Decision
William Sage
Services Held
LETTER TO EDITOR
W hen a m an is w illing to set
reside his own pleasu re, and
p leasu re in helping
to t a k e
stre n g th e n a co m m unity pro ject,
he adds to th at w hich m akes th e
com m unity a nice place to live.
I ast T h u rsd ay night A rth u r Knox
tr o u g h ’ hit’ friend, W illard M ar­
shall over ’o the C hetco G ran g e
•i to s c ‘i d th e evening helping
the lily g -ew ers im prove th e ir
organization. M any th o u san d s of
dollai
Ast i very y e a r to th e
lily grow ers because they are not
well enough organized. Mr. M ar­
shall is an experienced o rg an izer.
It w as en couraging to h e a r him
'• th at wc are on th rig h t road
to g ettin g w hat we need.
The m eeting w as well atten d ed .
Th< v cam e from E ugene, A rc a ta ,
Gold Beach, P o rt O rford, and
C rescent City.
Mrs. Mae S ta ffo rd , Pres..
Lilv G row ers A ssociation.
FLY TO HON OLULU
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. M orton and
SPRING CONCERT
Mr. and Mrs. W a rre n S m ith will
fly from San F ran cisco to H on­
TO BE MAY 17
olulu S a tu rd a y w h ere th ey will
T he C hetco C horal Club has vacation for about th re e w eeks
announoed th a t th e d a te for ils
S p rin g C oncert will he M ay 1?, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
1954. T h e concert will be held
a t the B ap tist C om m unity C hurch.
See
I he cheru s, u n d er the direction
M RS. A L IC E M. P U T N A M
of H elen Rice, has been w orking
for
sev
eral
m
onths
on
num
bers
fo r
i
to
be
p
resen
ted
a
t
th
a
t
tim
e.
!
K IM B A L L -W U R L IT Z E R
P IA N O S
IN OAK LA N D
Mrs. R A. R itchey left S unday
evening for O akland w here she
w ill undergo clinical tests. She
plans to re tu rn S atu rd ay .
and
H AM M O N D O R G A N S
Phone 2589 o r W rite Box 47
B rookings, O regon
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
PEAD ON VOUR FEET?
Do you suffer from fatigue, nervousness, poor appetite,
digestive upsets, insomnia, constipation?
| t T * « « « «y«»*<i>ma H tlu f ( • • i W m i i M i deficiency e e e u r only « h e n daily Intafce o f vitam in« 8 , . 8 , . and niacin
I* le«« th a n m in im u m daBy re d w ire m en t« over a p rolonge d p e rio d In th e m ie fv e e . the y do not provo a dfet-
* ary deffelencv ae they m ay have e th e r cause« or be due to fu n c tio n a l c o n d itio n « .
The basic cause of your trouble
m ay be ircn-and-vitam in sta rv a ­
tio n o v er a p ro lo n g ed p erio d .
BEXEL. the Special high-potency
Form ula, supplies supplem entary
quantities of iron for rich red
blood . . . pouring new strength
and energy into your entire body.
Each wonder-working BEXEL
capsule gives you more th an 6
times the daily minimum require­
ments of blood-building iron;
more than the daily minimum re­
quirem ents of all the essential
B-vitamins plus Vitam in B»« plus
trace m inerals.
For quick energy and a glori­
ous new zest for living, get BEXEL
Special Form ula capsules now
at all drug stores.
C n ’y 6< a day
H IG H POTENCY
"TV
Only the M aytag A utom atic
h a s d o u b le -s p in tu b s th a t
n ev er let d irty w a te r stra in
b ack th ro u g h th e clothes!
Save tracer
with the new
Automatic Wat r
Level Control!
» V 1
* 7-0Ç- 9 5
WONDERFUL
TRADE-INS!
EASY TERMS!
4-1
SFCC
'L A CAPSULES
New economy feature adjusts water
fo r sm all, m ed iu m , full lo ad s of
clothes. Saves as much as 9 gallons
M O N E Y PA C K G U A R A N T E E
it on don t
------
M ad« c
ol water for small washings.
»eel i, • ceobly bdtter aB»r yewr
r ♦ r»t bent» of BEXEL I
t G io . « nt««d by McKtSSON A R O I» IN > .
the matching
no-lint Maytag
Automatic Dryer, tool
Sec
C b u i
HANSCAM'S SHOPPING CENTER
CHETCO DRUG
Yem will find it at Hanacam ’s