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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1955)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR Thursday, August iS. 1955 FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH B ruce E llison left Sunday for M ontesano. W ash, to visit friends S a ra Ja n e E llison also left S u n day for M yrtle C reek, O re to visit friends. Sv C L IF F O R D R O H E E ach y e a r as A ugust rolls a- round. I find m yself inclined to forego th e issues of th e m om ent in o rd e r to p reserve the passing of a n o th e r m ilestone in th e h isto ry of th is colum n. It w as ju st fo u r yt a rs and 208 colum ns ago th a t it first saw th e p rin ted page. T his year, how ever, in stead of indulging i n th e very p leasan t p ra c tic e of p a ttin g m yself on th e back, I wish to use th e occasion tc. ex p ress my app reciatio n to t h ’ one w ho m ade th e colum n possible in th e first place- nam ely, th ? p u b lish er of this paper, my em - plo5v?r. D u rin g the p ast 11 w a rs , m y w ork has been such a s to en ab le me to be in co n stan t association w ith p ublishers th ro u g h o u t th ” sta te . As a re su lt of this e x p e r ience if anyone w e re to ask me today w h at individual in any co m m unity c o n trib u te s the most to the w elfare of th e area. I w ould not h e sita te in pointing to th e local editor. T he fact th a t good governm ent depends alm o st^en tirely on a w ell- inform ed public places a trem< nd- ous resp onsibility on th e desk of th e editor. F o r h e’s th e conscience of th e com m unity, th e p sy ch iat ris t w ho in te rp re ts its day b\ day a ctiv ities as well as its dream s, th e fond p arent who rep rim an d s w hen adm onish’ *nt is w a rra n te d and w ho gives j raise w hen such is due. Yet in spite of all, these acconu - h shm en ts, the \e r a g ’> citizen is u su ally u n a w a re of them ; for w hile th e e d ito r is only too cag e- to record th e a ctiv ities and ac com plishm ents of o th ers, he is n o to rio u s for his om ission of such ev en ts w hen they m ight pre- s< nt him self i na favorable light T he e d ito r does not seek p raise and as a re su lt seldom g ets it. H e ju st happens to be one of thos? q u eer c re a tu re s who love th e w o rk th ey a re doing. H.? know s he will never be rich or PILOT — BROOKINGS. OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Gyk* Jen.ten had T h? m any friends of R “v Peter is houseguests over the w eekend Dally, form erly associated w ith Mis. Je n se n ’s b ro th e r and sister- St Tim rihy’s Foiscopal C hurch in-law, Mr. and Mrs. V erlin Rob- here, w ill bo glad to know he is e rts of Sw eethom e, O regon. hack to his harish duties. Rev. D aiiv w as very painfully injured, som tim e ago. in an a u to accid ent r e a r the C oos-C urry lines Mrs. P a t H a rro u n and th re e child ren left for N evada last W ed nesday anti will be gone for about Mrs. Ira H ull drove h e r daught- tw o w eeks visiting Mis. H a rro u n ’s t r, Nancv Lou, to E u re k a last p a re n ts T ln irs iay to sot* th e orthodonist Eld* r McCoy of San Diego C 1- i lo re. Evelyn Jak elw icz drove ifornia and E ld er T’olm an of Log along. an, U tah, who a re trav elin g m iss Mrs W. R D t iR Il’s sist *r and ionary.' sp e n t th e past w eek in 1 ’her-; -a w . Mr. and Mrs. De Brookings. Row land W ard ot Glenwood, Wn. even fam ous,, hut his long \ e s arriv ed Sunday bringing w ith of d ealing w ith his fellow nn i tin in DarnellN >.,n Dwayne, who h ive bro ught him the realization had b • n visiting w ith them for th a t w ealth or fam e are o f n six wc ks. W hile a Invokings u n sa tisfa c to ry re w a rd s for a life this w eek they also vis. ed th e ir tim e of activity. I o th e r ai 1 • nily, Mr .. nd Mrs. And so this w eek I w ant to sa? A rnodi W elienbrock. “ th a n k s" to my boss on behalf of th a t vast, m u ltitu d e of reader.- who feel th e sam e as I. hut never get aro u n d to expressing it. We know he is doing a good job for 2 w hich we a re indebted. iM i zn w iim ) W hen we a sk e d Mrs. D ora Beau- lieu if she’d checked H enry over to see if she g o tte n all of him back from his long session in the hoaptal, she said rig h t off, thaf PACIFIC TRAILER MART Announces the Opening of A New Sales Lot in Crescent City. 27 ft.. Modern, Good Condition . . . FOR POLES c-nd PIL in G Call or Write for Price List and Specifications J. H. Baxter Timber Co. Crescent City, California Evenings - 5195 33 ft. 2-bedroom toilet, shower 2nd GROWTH D O U G l#' HR P. O. Box 695 $ 2495 1™™, Phone 6001 31 ft. 1 bed, New Sectionals . . 2795 • • 18 ft. Terrv, toilet & shower . . 2195 20 ft. All M e ta l......................... 695 11 ft. Terry Vacation Trailer . 1095 Housefull of USED FURNITURE Now In Stock Very Reasonable. For further information Ca!l 3139. 1 mile south of Brookings on Hiway 1C1 Phone 6212 WE STOCK Iß BIG BUSINESS HERE Gary W im berly is p re tty busy g e ttin g his new ly rooted hydra n A v potted, in the greenhouse, to tow into dorm ancy, out of doors Theso th o u sa n d s of p la n ts will *’ • brought inside, along in mid- " int. r and forced to bloom for the S p rin g holidays. W im berly, a t th e Brookside Azalea a r d Bulb F arm , supplies many thousan d s of d o rm an t and oft c u ttin g s to green h o u ses f ro’m hout the co u n tiy . C lim atic conditions here fit th e c u ttin g s m to the flo rists’ grow ing sched- s w hen non o th e r a re avail- hle, elsew here. \ \ G unsolus tells a Yellow- stone ‘a rk hear story, prefaced °f course, w ith having actually seen it. be and his Misses and Kids >w a guy shoving a box of C! s out his ear window to fo d hear and when the bca- w as . 'o u t to chaw it.yanked the ci ick rs back into th e car. Fig- i urin .a t t h i s game had gone on long nough, the bear put his shi ald er up against tIre car. both paw s und r w here th e running f (,o !',,d been am p u tated , gave a goo 1 boost, probably figurin' !.<'d < a c k ‘ a c a r like a monkc bp i : a peanut. W herupon t ’ ‘• a or flung tl.'e cra c k e rs out th- window so th e bear ju st dropped ihe d u rn thing and am bled off d t r the eraekvrs, leaving the folks a good scare and a heck of a jolt from which it is hoped they profit t(sl. 2695 • Page 7 H l ORANGE AS ARE r tvtat , » Wort • n .ind kids, w ith b u ck ets a r i • iH('t< a re h a rv e stin g th e first nits of th e H im alaya l o r r ies, r v re a ’ly g e ttin g ripe. M any •< ’ u y w ill convert th e b e rri s into "scions grub, e ith e r for im m ediate consum ption in the raw or io n *. s or p reserv e them , in oik ' fom or anoth er, for w a n t'” use. here su r oug h t to be (n.ai to go around, and then some. Located on old Rainbow's End tra ile r Sales Lot 10 ft. Terra Cruiser, WANTED H ank had left some 20 pounds down th e re and d idn’t like t . th in k ->------ about th e m a te ria ls am* “ labor th a t w ill be need-d ' him back to fit his clothes. H IG H ¿ ¿ 'U f f —g / y q f I th e n f S o -yo vge t o tff>ie bo w s io ioc/oyb fop-se/iog &cssbf: 2 Bonus Buy IB M » - j ‘ * Ä * , . « | * * r efy/e. *4 X. Bonus Beouty in f-farc/topQ in pisfon rings i f Perfect €2 We stock Perfect Circle’s 2-in-l Chrome ring sets because we are confident that they will give complete customer satisfaction. Perfect Circle’s 2-in-l Chrome piston ring set assures thou sands of extra miles of sustained pewi r and positive oil control. In the 2-in-l set, both the top ring and the oil ring are plated with thick, solid chrome for complete wear protection. Protection at the top where heat is highest, pressure greatest, lubrication poorest... and at the bottom where wear means waste. Re-ring with the best, install a Perfect Circle 2-in-l Chromo piston ring set. See your Doctor of Motors today! • Nurlizing • V / o j ' c a n come io right now on a Buick 1 dividend distribution that’s like money in the hank for you. And a look at the nation's new-car sales figures will tell you why. 77/is year, Hoick is doing far better than just outselling all cars in A tnerica except the two most widely known smaller ones. This year, Hoick soles ore soaring past every high* water m ark in the hook—past 600,000 cars— and we're still going strong. So we re declaring an extra dividend — for you. On top of (he long trade-in allowances we have been making all year, we’re adding a profit-sharing bonus allowance. Hut you II be getting a lot more than a great deal. >bu 11 be getting a g reat ca r —the liottest-selling Buick in history. on II be getting Buick's far-in-advance ®fykngv Buick s mightiest \ S power, Buick's highly envied all-coil-spring ride, Buick’s extra size and room and comfort and solidity of structure. And you'll be getting the per formance thrill of the year—Variable Pitch Dynaflow —the switch-pitch transmission that s taken the country by’ storm. Gome in today and see for yourself th at there’s never been a car like this before — and never a deal so easy to make. It n \ijn ! a r d <n E O A D M A S I I e i p i t >,.d at m- d ts / extra ttu / u» other Senn. ~7iir/// o f tf& poof/s Buick— Biggest-selling Buick in History! Manuel Lathe for replacing worn piston ring grooves W H IN M T T IB AUTOMOBILES ARI BUILT BUiCK WILL BUILD THEM PACIFIC Parts and Supply PARTS HEADQUART22S FOR THE DOCTOR OF MOTORS Phone 3631 Brookings 1/ Even the new hit in hardtops the 4 Door Riviera— is included in our profit-,,taring bonus deals today. Shown here is the low prico Buick S pecial , 6-Pos- senger, 4-Dcor Riviera, Model 43. Also availab le in the supremely pow ered C entury Series as Model 63. M E N N IN G Brookings, “Drive from factory Save up to B U IC K Oregon $1 8 8 ° ° See Your BUICK Dealer”
