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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1954)
Work Continues LEAGUE OF CITIES VFW Post Here WRITE ON SEWERS Sends Bulbs A w a y On New Library W indow s have Ix'en put in th e new lib ra ry building and the porch glassed in, th is past week. O utside doors a re on th e way and will soon be hung. All the s trip ping has been m oved in, dry. W ith th e building enclosed, in side w ork can go on though the m ost u rg e n t need is spray p a in t ing u n d er th e eaves and gables w here th e re a lre ad y has been crack in g an d w arp in g of the raw lum ber. M em bers of th e board wish to rem ind folks th ey have tak en on th e job of supplying everyone w ith a lib rary , in addition to th eir own jobs, and ca n n o t go from door to door soliciting. E veryone is p ro fitin g by the boards’ efforts. If people would, of th e ir own accord, come fo r w ard w ith m ore help — work, funds, o r even association m em bership- th ey w ould feel th eir com m unity spirit w as really ap p re d a te d by the public. Kids a re still needed to pick up and b u rn tra sh . W om en can in stall in su latio n and do o v er head strip p in g , m ak ing ready for the ceiling panels. In fact, m uch of th e inside w ork can be done by th e ladies providing m a te r ials a re ob tain ed later. V ISITO R C A TC H ES SALM ON Mr. and M rs. John Kies, P o r t land, a re v isitin g th e ir son, F a th e r Em il Kies of th e S ta r of the Sea. They plan to sta y for a couple of w ?eks in B rookings. Mrs. Kies cau g h t tw o salm on fishing for the first tim e in h er life. One w eighed 28 pounds, and th e o th e r 19 pounds. It m ay be a low brow ru m o r th a t “S co tty " w as out la te trick o r tre a tin g , both S a tu rd a y and S unday nights. Could be! i i GOV. PAUL PATTERSON signs Oregon section of World Good Will Book, sponsored in this coun> try by American Bible Society, containing signatures of those who contribute to fund to make Bibles available where needed. Bible societies are observing 150th anniversary. Looking on is Julian J. Keiser, pastor of First Congregational Church, Salem. LOUIS S P A R L IN G B U R IE D Louie S p arlin g w as buried at B rookings, T uesday, having pass ed on w hile in the Gold B each hospital. L ouie cam e into the count / from W isconsin som e fif ty y e a rs ago and m ade his hom e in th e P ort O rford a rea for a long tim e before com ing to w ork on th e ranch of his old friend,C arl W hite, w hen C arl moved to th e C hetco. Louie w ill long be rem em bered as am ong th e m ost faith fu l and h ard est w orkers. He spent his la te y e a rs in a cabin on D ale B ravo’s place. M ayor Bob D im m ick received som e correspondence from the L eague of O regon C ities this week concerning th e recent notice sent out by the B rookings Land T ow nsite Co. charging resid en ts a sew er service charge. The le tte r, sent by R aym ond C. C oulter, field co n su ltan t, of th e league w ro te the following opinion He said " th a t ow nership of th e system w as not in e ith e r th e city o r Mr. B ankus, but r a th e r in th e a b u ttin g ow ners of th e sew er m ain. "U pon th a t basis th e B rookings Land and T ow nsite Co. would have no a u th o rity to im pose such charges, o r ta k e any steps to en fo rce th e collection of such charges." C o u lte r also said th a t an a t to rn ey of th e league, R ay U n d er wood had co n cu rred w ith B rook ings fo rm e r city a tto rn e y , Sam j H all, on his opinion th a t the ab b u tin g p ro p e rty ow ners own th e sew ers. R each th a t bu y er the P ilot C lass Ads. th ro u g h From where I sit... / / Jo e M a rs h Our Town Makes Good in N ew York City a Couldn’t place a new subscriber named Clark, but I found out who they were last week when they dropped in The Clarion's office. | “ We’re native New Y orkers,” Mrs. C lark said, “and all our friends th ere are originally from other places. We alw ays felt left out when they talked about things ‘back home.’ ” “T hat’s why we ‘adopted’ your town and to get all the news we subscribed to The Clarion. Now ire have a ‘back home* to talk about—and we think it’s the most wonderful town th ere is I’’ Symptoms of Distress Arising from QUICK REUEF OR NO COST Ask About 1 5 Day Trial Offer! Over five million packages of the W il l ARi* T rf . atmemt have been sold for relief of sym ptom of distress arising from S to m a c h and D u o d e n a l Ulcers due to Excess Acid— Poor D ig e stio n . S our or U pset S t o i n ' h , C ass ness, H e a r t b u r n , S le e p le s rn v '.*, e .. due to E mcoso A cid . Ask lor “ W illa r.' » M essage” which fully explains this houiu free THURSDAY . NOV. 4, 1954 B irg er and B rita D a h lstro n i A splash of gold, o rig in atin g w ere co n ta c te d and sifpplied a in H arb o r, will unfold, com e T h ey Spring, around th e V e te ran s Mem gu n n y sack, plum b full. orial B uilding, in E n terp rise, a w ere shipped to the G ra n ts, in gift brought ab out th ro u g h the cidentally, about the m ost m iles an y th in g can be shipped in O re local V’EW post and not flop o v er into anoth* Ed G ran t, W allow a C ounty V et e gon, r state. e ra n s ’ S e n d e e Officer, ami his T he local VKW post is ru n n in g Missus, told a local post m em b down a case or tw o of lily bu lb s e r daffodils did w ell up in his m ou n tain o u s neck of the woods and a few sacks of datTs for C am p w here fro sts a re not u n u su al W hite, w h ere p re p a ra tio n s a re every m onth in th e y ear. Som eone alread y fin d erw ay for p la n tin g them . had p lan ted a dozen bulbs up th e re and th e G ra n ts tim idly ask* 1 ed for, m aybe, a shoebox full : Head the classified ads they pay m ore. > STOMACH ULCERS dueto EXCESS ACID treatm ent 5 Brookings-Harbor Pilot at From where I sit, ju s t about everyone thinks his own home town is best. Picking your town comes n atu ra l. The riyh t to do th is “ picking,” though, is w hat re a lly c o u n ts . W h e th e r i t ’s a fav o rite town, a fav o rite cut of m eat, or even a choice of a bever age — say between beer and b u t term ilk, it’s respecting the rig h t to this freedom of choice th a t makes a good neighbor. I hope you subscribe to th a t! ------------------------- I Copyright, 1954, United States llreuers Foundation Chetco Drug Store To The People o f Brookings and Surrounding Area We S a y I f) f f / * In Appreciation For Their Pat- ronage That Enabled Us to M ake Our Grand Opening A Huge Success LOCAI WHITE FACE BABY BEEF ON HAND AT CHETCO MEATS AT ALL TIMES © BABY BEEF L IV E R M ELLO W EST lb 49c CHEESE Baby Beef (Baked Heart and Dressing) HE A S T 1b ea. 99$ G round F resh Daily 29« B E E 3 F LBS. lb 39« $ 1 .0 0 PORK LOIN ROAST y/i or whole PORK LOIN 1b 55$ LUNCH MEAT EPECIALS 1b 49$ C E N T E R CUT lb 29« PORK CHOPS lb 69« AGED PT.Ll- FOR CALL GU I S U. S. GOOD T -B O N E S MEAT VALUES PLUS DOLLAR VALUES SHOP A f 1b 59$ SALAMI — BIG BOLOGNA (Pickle & Pimento) BABY BEEF TONGUE GRO U N D 2 LB. LOAF WELL TRIMMED 1b 79« U. S. GOOD SIRLOIN STEAKS 1b 6 9 $ U. S. GOOD BLADE GUT ROAST 1b 45$ CHETCO MEATS JAY FOUNTAIN ARCHIE McVAY, Props. 5 I X e* È < "K è , t, c fi.
