sw ing
8 Brookings-Harbor Pilot ! and
a
in in q u iries for financing
¡jawing over of house plans.
B ut, w e a th e r aw ay off to one
side. Bud C ross w as forced into
q u ite a renovation job he h ad n ’t
figured on. S eem s like he had a
fro n ta l a tta c k by a m ess of te r
m ites and a batch of dry rot,
just w hen he w as figuring on
som e addition to his home. Bud
put in a lot of o v ertim e and
burned a lot of m idnight oil but
is p re tty well satisfied, for the
tim e being.
And som ebody said they w ere
so rtin g w eeds and lilies, by the
acre.
ros, and th e ir job w as an essential co u n try should be b u rned over,
FAM ILY V IS IT S H E R E
one. W hen they had th e lines of “like the Indian did,” and the
Mr. and Mrs. Roy G ard n er of
THURSDAY A PRIL 22, 1954
com m unication in shape they younger men have been ed u cated E u rek a, son K enneth of San a
w ent on lookout posts o r into into refo restatio n , beginning w ith Monica, d a u g h te r M axine Rev<-
suppression crew s u su ally assigned the seedlings com ing along under olds and son Douglas, from N a
to a project, and alw ays a v a il th e ir n a tu ra l brush cover, soon tional City, called on relatives
By M ax B rainerd
able for h ittin g a fire. Most of to o u ts trip th eir n u rs ry and b e T uesday.
the lookouts now h av e roads to come a m erc h an tab le crop.
C le a r w e a th e r su re m ade a d if
them .
feren ce aro u n d here. A parad e of
Now, th a n k s to th e developm ent
tru c k s not to going and su ndry
A rth u r (S h o rty ) W alk er was in
of a irc ra ft lookouts a re few and o u r fair city from his P istol River
rig s w ent to work in th e P ioneer
far betw een and tra ils a re n 't
Road prim itive area, w here a l
Gold Beach beat. H e’s sure
N ext tim e you a re in o u r shop,
needed because both m en and slipping. D idn't m ention politics
m ost n o rm al tra ffic w as resto red
you’ll notice we have someone
m
ateria
ls
can
be
dropped
onto
a
a f te r sev eral m onths’ in terru p tio n .
upon wh ch. not so long ago, he
fire when it is sm all. R adio has su stain ed him^blf alm ost entirely, n< w here at DAVIS TRUCK AND
LeR oy W eidem an got busy on his
ta k e n th e .place of th e m iles of e ith e r in a county office o r con- TRACTOR.
P acific A venue project and, to
“No.
9 galvanized.”
g e th e r w ith Art Crook and his
Ivan M oulton cam e to work for
v ersatio n ally .
c a t, w ove som e c a t’s crad les w ith
F ires, too. a re few er, and th ere
us last M onday m orning, and is
W ord has com e of the addition I a re m any of the longtim e re si
th e local w a te r lines and u n
doing a swell job. Ivan has a
of
a son, H arvey M ilton. Jr., Apt »1 d en ts who can account for this.
e a rth e d a sew er m anhole ev e ry
w ealth of exp erien ce on IN T ER -
o n e seem s to have overlook d. 5 into the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. In the old days they supplied on
I N A TIO N A L eq u ipm ent, and we
T h is jo b in te rru p te d folks going H arv ey W allace, of G ra n ts Pass. of the principal sources of in
are m ighty glad to have him
to th e B aptist E a s te r services T he young m an is a n< phew of I come. Then, too, the race is dying
The M oultons a re a verv nice
b u t everyone was happy to see M niton a n d * E rn e st F o ster, of out who w ere convinced the whole
I ’d Political Ad.
family. Beside Ivan th e re ’s his
th e w ork in progress and look« d I larbor.
wife, Anna; d a u g h te r B arbara,
fo rw ard to a p re tty , handv,
age seven; and M ike age ten.
s tre e t. P en t-u p f le e ts of log and
'Ph«' V FW bow ling team is
Ivan will be here alone until
lu m b e r tru c k s got to rolling a fte r .pretty m uch e la te d over w inning
school is out. but he is looking
th e w in te r layup and all then th e C ity B ow ling T ournam ent.
around for a house now. W hy not
w o rries now a re cen tered on th e ir T hey racked u p a score, th e first
drop in and say hello to Ivan when
h y g ro m ete rs which m ay re g iste r night, th a t t<x»k th e pep out of
you com < to DAVIS TRUCK AND
th e woods alre ad y too dry, in th e o th e r team s. T he vets are e s
TRACTOR to see and drive the
places to w ork in. T he c o n tra c pecially pleased lx*cause they had
new M ODEL 100 P ick u p we a te
to rs a re flying to th<* new school been, for m uch of th e season, in
SYM BOL O F E X C E L L E N C E
announcing th is w eek.
jo b w here E ran k has alm ost a th e c e lla r o r ju st ¡»art w ay up the I
m ile of tren ch to dig for footings, c e lla r stairs.
EM BLEM O F SAVIN GS
I t ’s a honey, and priced right,
an d plans to stick around for
too .
m o re w ork for his m echanical
T im es have su re changed. Ju st
Cold Beach, Orc.
mole. G ardeners, too, blossomed about this tim e of th e year, sev
out and flo ated on th e ir perenial eral of th e county re sid e n ts used
hope's of m aking dubs out of the to be h ittin g for th e back c o u n try
g u y s and gals th a t illu s tra te seed to w ork on th e forest tra ils and
a n d plant catalogs.
telephone lines. T hey cam ped
A n o th er indication of w eath er along th e way, som etim es shifting
confidence, now, is in new con th eir g e a r on th e ir backs and,
s tru c tio n . T h e re has been an up ‘ess often, by pack stock o r bur-
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