Brookings-Harbor pilot., August 11, 1955, Page 9, Image 9

CROOKINGS- HARBOR
Thursday, August it , 1955
H arold and H e lm S m rdes, of
I ; sno. and d a u g h te rs K athy an i
Debbie. visited Mr. and Mrs. P e te
’ e>n
te r this w eek. She is the
M. S. B rainard
youn.: si dang! t*r of th e Les-
u's. Also Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k
A m ber C am pbell and E thel nv
It is high tim e u v s ta rte d th in k ­
M olino left Sunday to drive to 1 ow ning of K la m a th Falls visited
ing seriously, about bulbs Lots ci S m Francisco. They planned on th e L esm cisters.
Bulbs! W e’ve sort of g o tten int > re tu rn in g a t th e end of this w eek
a ru t border <>d bv tw o bulbous
M rs
Don C raig took her
Jim Y elton w as in San Fi art-
p la n ts lilies and daffs w ith h r •
< .• ditcr. Vicki, to a P o rtla n d
cisco
this
w
eek
on
a
buying
trip.
and th ? re a glad o r a d ahlia, from
hospital for a checkup this last
which w e've sort of failed to ta k » H e ’o ft Sunday and re tu rn e d on
w eek.
T
uesday.
the hint how well o th e r b u lb ;
m ight sim iliarly prosper. T h ere i •
a whole y e a r long p a ra d e of bulb
blooms, sta rtin g w ith C rocus an.
a'm o st w inding up w ith bulbs o
the sam e familv, blooming la te i:
ti
th
Fall.
T here isn't any bloom blue
than Scilla Siberica, especially i
the early Spring, n o r any m or
showy than th. A net? ■ tries, o* i
patch of Spai ixis. E v n o u r o w
native Brocha ’as. moved into o u r
gardens, th tiv e and m ultiply, .and
the Cam as Lili s, too. O r? of the
In Oregon ttxlay not more than So0 ', of the
most sj » re tic u la r of B rev o rtias
u s ’d to grow all about h ere-th
motorists using the highways are properly in­
"F irec ra c k e r Lily,” and if you arc
sured. Many of the remaining 20% are not
f< rítm a te in g* ttin g a s ta rt you
will have som ething m ans and
financially resjxmsible in case an iccident ce
t 'any a g a rd n e r w ould give his
curs, particularly \ hen extensive property
eye teeth for. Ra. incui.’.s i ire
' t io tow n,” ’ t th \v \ nt s>’me
damage and p w>nal i ijury is involved. It wa<
protection from winds, seem s i i k -.
T igridias ((M exican Shell F lo w ­
to minimize this ’■ A way hazard that the Ore­
ers) ano eye catch ers, and a p la n t­
gon Legislature, at the ot s ?si >n, responded
ing of red Ixias a re really d az­
zling. W atsonias,
A lstr m o ria s
to widespread public demand by SD-n«rth,»n;~g
M ontbnetias a c tu a lly becom e pi si
but they rew ard us w ith color in
and clarifying the so eared Linai
--
places w here we w ant to hide
sihility Law. — This new law goes into effect
im ething uns. ghtly. A g ap an th u s
(b e tte r know n as “B lue Lily of
on Wednesday, August 3rd — I he new 1 i\v
N ile” ) come along w ith h uge
L E T 'S
k
\
C O N S ID E R
BULBS
Mr. and M rs Jo h n P X ire k . a
d a u g h te r. G e rtru d e .and Mrs. Pis-
a re k ’s sister. F ra n c is, arriv ed in
" o o k in g s Suni iy to spend sev­
e ra l w eeks w ith th e P isarek s son.
Bud P isa re k and fam ily. T he P is­
a re k s covered 2800 m iles on th eir
'r ip t om M ilw aukie, traveling
th ro u g h D enver and San F ra n ­
cisco.
. la te in th e su m -
ner, c ro w n in : long, g ra ssy leaf
clum ps some wh at resem bling Ly-
eoris w hich w e call ‘N aked Lady
or “ R esurrect on L ily” though it is
really a species of A m arayllis.
T ry to get th e w hite o r th e deep
red variety, to add to o u r com m on
pinks.
Really, th e v a rie ty of bulbs and
co n n s th a t do well h ere is a l­
most as num erous a s th e an n u als
and th e ir floral p o ten tials a re
possibly g re a te r. T h e ir c u ltu re i<
surely less exacting.
We w ould do well to m ake
b e tte r observation of w h a t we
have all about us and for w hich
wc are w ell know n th ro u g h o u t
the floral w o rld -p ro fitab le p ro d ­
uction of bulbs becaiis ■ v . h a v e a
bulb c lim a .e and s ta rt, right now,
to m ake furth-u* use of it by p lan t-
g all th e differen t kinds of
bulbsi we c m lay c u r bands on.
It w ould be a fa r m ore productive
project than try in g ito grow things
that just don't like Brook int.-
w eather.
RETURN
FROM
provides that the owner or driver involved in
an accident causing property damage or per­
sonal injuries in excess of Sioo. who lu s no in­
surance and regardless of fault, will he noti
find by the Oregon Financial Responsibility
Department that within ho «.lays the owner or
driver of such vehicle must deposit cash secur-
itv with the Secretary of State, or send to the
Secretary of State a release showing that such
driver or owner must file and maintain with
the other party involved. The amount of de­
posit required will he based on estimates ob­
tained by evaluators from the Financial Re­
sponsibility Department. In addition, regard­
less of the amount involved in the accident, the
drive ror owner must file and maintain with
the Secretary of State evidence of financial
responsibility for a jxeriocl of 5 years. Failure
To make this security deposit with the Secre­
T he R o ta ry , E lks, and Lion
sponsored B rookings little league
te a m s a re off to a good s ta r t as
they ojx'ned th e ir season w ith a
p a ir of w ins from Gold Beach. The
local lads displayed th e ir baseball
skill as they dow ned th e v isitors
6-4 and 10-2.
In th»' first e n c o u n te r H ighem
c h a lk 'd up 12 strik e o u ts and gave
The W illiam Ile n ry s have jus*
re tu rn e d lion ? from D etro it, driv
ing a new P lym outh. They racea
the sto rk to Riverside, Calif a r ­
riving in *ime for the a rriv a l oi
th e ir second grandson, W illiam
P aul P a tte rso n , born to Mr. and
Mrs. II. P. P a tte rso n , J r. Mrs.
P a tte rso n w as the fo rm er P a t­
ricia H enry.
tary of State, or to send in a release will result
in the suspension of both the owner and driver
until the foregoing provisions are fulfilled. In
addition a reciprocity provision has been added
which provides the same requirements and
penalties when Oregon motorists are involved
m accidents in other states having similar fin­
ancial responsibility iaws. Other changes are
that it will now he necessary lor the un-insured
motorist to post a maximum of $2,000 for
property damage security instead of J 1,000
under the old law. In addition the require­
ments under future proots, which have here­
tofore been 5 10 bodily injury and Si,000 prop
erty damage have been changed to 3 10-5 to
conform with .ill insurance policies. The pur­
pose of the law is to increase the jx:rcentage
of responsible motorists on the highways and
to that degree lessen the pressure from the un­
compensated victims of irresponsible drivers.
The Secretary of State, through the Financial
Responsibility Department, is prepared to use
the full capacity of his office, through new
forms ami procedures to constantly acquaint
all licensed motorists with the provisions and
penalties of the new law. If you are not prop­
erly insured or if you are not in a position
financially to meet the requirements of the
new law, for your own protection see your
nearest Oregon Automobile Insurance Repre­
sentative, which is
up only 3 h its as he led his
m ates to a 6-4 victory.
“ Bud" H anson led the
ings batsm en as he collected th re e
hits on th re e trip s to th e plate,
The only e x tr a base h its of th ?
gam e cam e to W ard of Gold
Beach and B em of Brookings as
they both hit trip le s in the first
inning o fth e five-inning gam e.
The second gam e saw one of
th e B rookings h u rle rs tak© com ­
mand as southpaw "S kip" A rnett
retired the first 12 m n to face
him, and gave up only one 1 I i
trip k . by Jam es of Gold Beach in
.he
,n,t h s,
st l« l th e
Bf.H.kntKs h ttlert. tins
», h
two ,o r . h e
.nchn tn« a
L ostn.lt cot,n , tod for a couple
in th s o e n d
n tn utg to com plete
42 KILLED
OUR’NC JULY
F o rtv tw o i arsons w e-e killed
in O regon tra ffic crash s during
oty. S» c re a a r' of S ta te Uarl T
N ew hrv r e o 'i t* d F * r M n v
T h is
brings th e y e a r’s tia ‘ a ■ ath toll
to 2dS as ro m u tre d w»th *213 at
th? end of Ju ls a y e a r a o.
It w as th e hi host m onthlx de -th
count of tiie y e a r to dat and t i l '
fi's t m onth of li'55 in which fa t­
alities e x e i1 'ed 10, N* svbrv s ud.
T h irty -tlv ’ d ed in acciiie' ts
during July ol 1954.
H elping to posh th e toll up­
w ard. N 'Whry said, was a series o
m u ltip le -fa ta l crashes, ta c h
f
which brought death to several
pt rsons O v • f 0 p< reent of all
fa t'd itie s c ■ ■ '■ ”ed in accidents
tak in g o ’ ic e on tl e "ooen liig-
way " outside the I n a l- of any
ineoi ¡xu eted city c - town.
Newbry said a r n t lion of last
y i'tr 's accident experience s<vms
to he in the ma! ing. n
}-v h
deaths increased d sg»'te su h sta n i-
ial reductions in to tal accidents
and in num ber ol p rson injured.
Mull¡p>e-t'a1 al accidents drew the
1)1.m e for this paradox.
Dance Classes
Tr
3 0 0 0
w i„
s„ m„ „ ,,
!(an(.;n„ r|nss(,s
,
s ••• m her Bth
a r .t S a lu . v.
Sf ,
nl)(,r , r , h
„ h(, w i|, ,
s „,
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. onH
\ii who wish to be a ssu re 1 of
ae v ntance a re urg d to reg •'r
early’ as th e S a tu rd a y schedule is
nearly com pleted, and
SCV
Class?*'» n"e com pleted for T ues av.
P re-hallet is off red for feu?
and five y?ar olds. F ro m six
y e a rs on, ch ” r’dt'en rt v >• • • • "
ta p or hal td, w h .’h include ’, ••
reh atlcs and flexin F o rm e r f
e n ts are asked to 'e a se tu r
th e ir outgrow n sh
for exeh'
o r sale.
S chroeder of M yrtle Point
as hosts for a h arbecu"
Those w ho a re p lanning to
should im m ediately n otify
actin*'
d in rc".
a tte
eith
each one al ten I ng should h
!l s own tab le service,
A nother fe a tu re of int re st will
lx? the landing of a h elico p ter m
’ .'« ‘d durin g th e picnic.
J ° c JLaird. M yrtle Point, tho
newly elected ‘P resid en t, will con-
duct a short business s ssion.
Mrs. B ruo? P u rd y ,
P ublicity C h airm an
row 1er
Th »•re’s n puck o’ p leam u a in every handy carto n of
rt
1 ” >< <)1 m pia P eer. Be sure to bring hom e e n o u g h !
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Phone 1461
Gold Beach, Oregon
C fr ir t
J 'V N
A picturt
e e rr, 9, son
of Mr. ar
II nry K rr,
tak in g a pi
’ h? Viee-pres-
¡dent Ri<h
i, a p '^ a r e d in
the Chieag
4, on? of the
la rg e st pai
th
u n try A
friend of
s-o v sent th e
pietu ’ fix
iois. It showed
clparly th
■president, and
D ic k 1 kneeling down w ith Mr.
K e rr’s cam era snapping th e pic­
tu re. T!i? K e rrs w ere in ( ’hie igo
a tte n d in g th e In te rn a tio n a l R ot­
a ry convention, as w as Nixon.
M ajor G eneral, T hom as E. Rilea
o ’ Salem will l»e the sp a k e r for
the in« it illy m eeting nt I he Coos-
C urry Pion - r and H istorical
Z.ssiKuation which wdl he held on
Saturday , A ugust 13th at Agncss
in Cm y County.
The r.iVeting will be held in th e
H enry S chroeder cabin w ith Don
Lucas of Agness and Henry
INSURANCE AGENCY
140 North Ellensburg Avenue
th e c- ’a base blows of th e game.
Bri-okings* tra v e ls to Gold Beach
AugustCO to re tu rn th e games.
T h irty -tw o fellows com prise the
locally sponsored team s.
, C om petition b etw een th e tw o
team s is keen and all fellow s
bi tw een th ? ages of 10 and 15
a iv w elcome to try o u t fo r th e
L a m s.
D1CKII KERR TAKES
PICTURE ()1 NIXON
IIIS1OR1GAL (¡ROUP
IO Ml LI A l AGNFSS
& GOEBTZEN
EA ST
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TO THE 23% CF ORISON’S MOTORISTS
ING AUTO INSURANCE
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W ALT D ISM .Y ’S
V A N IS H IN G
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THERE’S NO POWER LIKE
STRATO-STREAK POWER!
Here is the he art o f Pontiac's te rrific
perform ance — the oil-new , ultra modem
S trato-Streak V -8 1 This masterpiece o f
engine des gn w ill de live r up to 2 0 0
horsepower with Pontiac s 4 -b a rre l car­
buretor, on e«tra-cost option. G et b e ' nd
the wheel end see w hat Pontiac Strato-
Streak pow er re a lly means!
SUPFP/Off BEAUTY— Here’s one advantage you
can spot as far as you can see! Pontiac’s sm art
combination of Twin-Streaked hood and Vogue
Two-Toning is generally acknowledged to be the
m ajor style advance of the year.
superior performance — The Strato-Streak V-8,
too, sets this car ap art from any other. I t is the
industry’s most modern engine—filled with
“ firsts” th a t pay off in 200-horsepower* action
and th e greatest th rift in Pontiac history.
SUPERIOR SHE—Thf-re’s 124 or 122 inches of
road-leveling wheelbase under Pontiac’s spacious
Body by Fisher. And that means a solid sense
of security not surpassed by any car.
SUPERIOR handling lAM —There’a extra security,
too, in the lightning response of Pontiac’s brakes,
steering and acceleration. Even p .rk in g is a
pleasure with action like this.
BUFFINGTON
SUPERIOR COMFORT— W hat’s your idea on this
score? Big, soft seats? Ample shoulder and leg
room? A cushioned ride? Reg .1 luxury? T h t ’s ,
Pontiac comfort and it won’t be topped by any- ’
thing on the road.
Yet a Pontiac fits any new-car budget'. Find out
how little it takes to join the su ing to Pontiac.
MOTOR
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P R A IR IE
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P A S S IO N
Yvonne De ( 'arlo
PO NTIAC'S GREATEST YEAR . .
THE Y fA & S GREATEST B U Y!
CO.
GOLD BEACH, OREGON,
Sarrymore
Lon Chaney
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