Brookings-Harbor pilot., January 19, 1956, Page 3, Image 3

Thursday, January 19, 193d
S L IG H T E R R O R
T he PIT.OT has been solicited,
in an airm ail le tte r from Spain,
to buy some stories. In the pros­
pectus, the w riter, citing his
background, s ta te s he w as a
L ieutenant, ju n io r grade, in the
M arine Corps, w hich is a rank
w ith which no one seems fam ­
iliar.
T here is such a rank in the
Navy.
M E A S L E S A R E R A M P A N T __i
Bobby Page cam e down w ith
the m easles Sunday, and joins;
several other youngsters simil-
l arly affected.
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STATE DEATHS
M EM O RY G A R D E N —
e re indebted for a th rillin g sto ry m*
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Some y ears ago, L. E. Ireland,
of a N orth Bank. Coquille R i \ _ _ , ___________ ____
H A V E DECLINE
" ho had a host of friends in the
dairym an, and his neighbor, per-
ww
O regon's 1955 traffic deaths whole west, had a 'M em ory G ar­
suaded a herd of fo rty cows to l ll a y liO lu K.CV
w ere set ten tativ ely at 400 F ri­ den at Gold Beach. Probably
sw im to safety. T he cows had
„„.
.
day, a decline of 21 from the , some of it rem ains, though Mr.
GUILD E L E C T S —
been moved to w hat w as th ought trap t
\
1 owners of small 1954 to tal.
11 eland has passed his earth ly
a
safe
.oca.ion,
but
a
,
4
in
th
e
™
he
t T
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St. T im o th y ’s G uild has elect­
cares.
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ecretary
’
of
S
ta
te
E
arl
T.
prOb cms °<
ed th e following officers for the m orn,ng. tlv d airf m an and h i . X , , ? ,
D ie kindly old gentlem an wras
N ew bry said the decrease places
y ea r: Pres. P au lin e Eneeman; wife found the riv e r rising H e f-u i
/, .
P
tiees< Oregon am ong th e co m parativ­ a recipient, over the years, of all
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ered
e“
Ch,“'f f“ rM ,e r
Vice-Pres., M arilyn P a te ; Sec., called to a neighbor for help, lit
ely te w states m anaging to tu rn so rts of shrubs, slips, seeds, bulbs F lynn, S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry 14th, a
Isabel! S hannon; Treas., H arriet a lan tern , grabbed a h an d fu l of nu.„, said ‘ ‘ OneS ° 1
th e ir traffic deaths dow nw ard! corm s and w hat not, all of w hich
son. Dr. R onniger w as in a tte n d ­
Baker. The next m eeting of the hay, and to g eth er they waded
»moil
in 1955. The nation as a whole he carefu lly tucked into his g a r­ ance.
Guild will be at the h o m e . of through w ater to reach thezhedr. h o ld o v e r P W r tW
° ^ nerS suffered about a six percent in­ den plot and all cuddled to its
W ith nothing but the lighted ?•
?
4'9Q0.'(^ 0 acres of our
Mrs. B aker.
lan tern , the sound of h S .^ n i
J e o ^ c i a l tim berlands,” crease, according to inform ation predestined beauty. He had them su it w as a n o th e r a n d e n tire ly
voices, and perhaps the sm ell
^ 7 * a”d
this arPa ' rec en ed from the N ational S a f­ .ill m arked at leas, in his mind new p lan t lo r his M em ory G ar-
dim.
hay, th e 40 cows sw am h reugh
° ? Y flftJ
w n t ety Council. T hrough October, - and could tell his visitors all
38 sates had reported fatality about them.
w a fe r ,„d re a c h ., more , , ‘ n
Instead of sending Mr. Ire ­
increases ranging from tw o to
w em X l y "
Of,
L a 'ld reP° r,Wl ' ha‘ »"
38 percent.
land some perishable, mediocre,
P A T R O N IZ E
-Most of O regon’s b ettered ree-1 or q u ite impei-sonal thing in re ­
P IL O T
h a r m s way.
m ated four billion board feel of
A D V E R TISER S
P R E S B Y T E R IA N E L D E R S
" " ' n ' * as h arvested from these ord cam e in Deoember, N ew bry m em brance of an anniv ersary or
I ju s, for friendship's sake, ”L E ”
A R E O R D A IN E D
i?’?'1 . woodlands” in 1 9 5 4. said, w ith 35 deaths now record­
S everal weeks ago th e con- i h eth er orl notu a new forest ed d u rin g tljat m onth as com ­ would have a packet, the con-
gregation of the Brookings Pres- ’ th ? ‘ Can„
, .harVested from pared w ith 53 in D ecem ber of icnts o, which he would add to
byterian Church elected M r
ho,dl^ ^ x - n d s up- 1954. Reeept ot delayed reports his Memory Garden, and each
of the d eath s of persons now and e w ry one of them would get
Joseph Kanick and Mr. WUHsI
h ur ting yovt
listed as in ju red m ay force an *ts sh are of loving care. No one
fra»«dfafs
R agland to serve as ruling eld-
• t u
.•
ers in the church This past
?,
tim ber from the farm upw ard revision ot th e Decem- could stop at «’Ire la n d ’s” w ithout
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teliett
bei
count,
but
N
ew
bry
said
he
i personally conducted to u r of
'‘f "C ! a«) 1Ç, h r tn -
.
Sunday, Ja n u ary 8th the im - ! ° ° ? *.
mUSt n v c t part of
i-s
garden
and
a
recitatio
n
of
w
as
confident
the
s
ta
te
would
P a ssiv e service of o rdinal ton ' ° U*' fu ” T needs aad offset loss-
hose Who had rem em bered him
at least hold most of th e gain.
and in s,alia,io n ,o th e e ld e rsh .p , a „,l’ d i s e a ^ - m " ',
The
y
e
a
r’s
w
orst
traffic-killing
a
'>‘l Quite possibly, the end re-
w as held. Rev, H enry O ster- X r t r t
m onths w ere Ju ly w ith 45 dead,
m eier presided, reciting the
T hrough th e efforts of the Angus, w ith 42, and October, 48.
ch arg e to the elders elect and
lh e “S-D D ay ” cam paign cov­
farm
fo restry program of the
pronouncing the vows to which S ta le F
erin
e 1 days
from
ovem ber
o restry D epartm ent and T
' T g th
,hC
dayS fn
wi N
Novemfx‘r
ti-c udders gave affirmation. The
o th e r public and private agen-
through D u m b e r 11 saw 20
ordination p ray er was offered
cies, th e sm all woodland ow ner
fa ta ,itie s as C(m’
w ith the elders kneeling and re-
hu
eeivm
office. ___
Mr’ K anick T bCf inning
m erits of
7 ^ 1 g il
ii- i n g
♦ the
..
and Mr. Ragland will s e n e foÍ J
T lv highly ‘
F R ^ lw n s n v
L ' T ? ? r.Up?<,.d ’ ? ll P " rP,” e >™<* d«igne<l not only for highway
w ith'"tLeothm -1? V h‘,S’ j ° ining ^ ^ ^
h o ^ Ú ' b e e Í ’a great
D*VÍd MarshaJ1 S tr a ¡n was the
ravel, f,ut Kllh lhe
tra
of
ter rain or weather — the ‘Jeep’ T ru ck !
Session which
° f th e he,p in
good forestry The
08 by 601,1 ¡n the M a it H os’
„1 X n p"r eO f e r t a n O X ' " "
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I956'
, It shifts easily from 2-wheel drive for highw ay or street into 4-wheel
drive when extra traction is needed to carry its payload of over a
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n ( nurch.
lt off and seeding ¡t w¡(h
w as boni on New Y ear’s Day to
ca n ’ h r° Ui h ,nU< ’ r an<u S ,OW ° F S° ft earth where o rd ‘n ary trucks
to logging practices th at will in- Mrs. H al E dw ard S train , of
M UCK R A K IN G —
n go. Equipped with power take-off. it supplies mobile power
su
re regeneration of com mercial Langlois, and is the grandson of
( riticism of Coos C ounty offic­
the E v e re tt S tra in s and the
k no
V T I ° f ni^ th in e ry for business or farm. The ‘Jeep’ Truck
tree
species.
ials for “S quandering” county
Boiees.
is now available with power brakes.
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So
ta
r
th
e
state,
w
ith
only
resources by the selling of forest
lands to big operators, a re re­ five farm foresters, has been
M any ltnf . s of work which were unknow n a generation
4-WHEELORIVE
ported by the NORTH BEN D able to assist about 900 ow ners h arv ested from these sm all farm
each
year.
M
any
owners
have
ago are now commonplace. I he autom obile m echanic, th e
NEW S, to have been m ade a t a
woodlands. Such products con­
btvm quick to g rasp the p o te n t­ trib u te su b stan tially to the farm
recent m eeting at N o rth Bend.
radio ann cu n cer, the airplane pilot—all a«* products o f
TRUCK
A group, said to have been o rg ­ ial in th e C hristm as tree m a r­ income and to the sup p o rt and
ket. P lan tin g th e ir cutover tra c t payrolls of local com m unities.
the present generation. O ther occupations had their origin
anized at the instigation of th e
W IL L Y $...w o rlfs largest makers of 4-wheel drive vehicles
Coos Bay TIM ES, was told, by and m arginal farm acres with However, m uch of th e tim b er is
far
beyond the memory of man. Take pharm acy, for ex­
J. F. McKee, th a t th é county in C h ristm as trees as a first crop h arvested p rem atu rely and most
Ask for a demonstration today,.*
has been a good stepping stone w oodlands a re being “over c u t.”
ample, with its four thousand years of recorded history.
years gone by, had th en m ade
sales which, since, have allowed in selling g o frestry to farm ers, It is m uch like w ithdraw ing sav ­
W e take considerable pride in being associated with a
thnre large operators, which lie lh e dem and for planting stock ings o r investm ents at the tim e
from the Oregon F ores, N ursery they a re earn in g the highest
profession with such fine traditions. Pharm acy must be
nam ed "big profits.” T he N EW S
a, Corvallis has exceeded the possible in terest. “Wise use and
note its checking of th e sales supply.
ol I uiidamental im portance to have so long endured.
m ore forest education will do
w ere m ade a t the “going prices'*
185 S O U T H E L L E N S B U R G —
Today a larg e sh are of O reg ­ m uch to stabilize production on
of th e time.
on’s o u tp u t of lumber, pulpwood,
— G O L D B EA C H O R E G O N
o u r farm w oodlands." Ladd said.
cordwoods, posts and piling is
How would you like to m eet
the person you th ought y o u ’d
glow up to be when you w ere a
kid?
S.D.A. P R O JE C T —
The S. D. A. congregation had
a W hite E lephant sale in the
V ITV H all last S atu rd ay e v e n -1
ing. They realized $120 tow ard a
p ro jecto r to be used in th e ir
activities.
S IT E P R O SP E C TIN G —
The local Masonic Lodge is
looking for a building site They
had preveously been in terested
in the psoperty of the la te Eddie
K rau s but com plications have a-
risen and the m em bers have de­
cided it isn’t ,0 th e ir liking. M ur­
ray P alm er is chairm an of the
com m ittee set up ,0 ’consider
p otential plots and will welcome
Investigate the
Plan ^,,r consolidating debts and solving financial problems,
any suggestions.
Mrs. C harlie (P e a rl) Young
left for B akersfield. W ednesday,
to help h er d aughter, Joyce,
properly an ticip ate a new g ran d ­
child. Joyce w ill be rem em bered
here as Mrs. H arold Dobbs.
-
Small Farms,
me. Timber Owners
three
INGROWN NAIL
It’s ths all purpose
Awheel drive truck!
//t e
Ce n
l
y e ^ ^ C a ti
Jeep
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at the new branch office o f the
n o t r e p o n sib le
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“Use party lings sharrn^li[. .
the call that comes through
may be fo r you!”
Keep calls b rie f...s p a c e calls fa irly
...r e p la c e receiver c a re fu lly ...
release line for emergencies
iim u 6MMir
Mr Mabel Thompson showed
up at the Pilot Office, ea rly on
Monday m orning, w ith pictures
of w hat happened to th e ir gar-
'ge, on the H arb o r side, when
a car hit it, early Sunday m o rn ­
ing. S he says she didn't bust off
the front of the stru c tu re arvl
blam es it on to D elbert Glass,
a.id goes on to say the highw ay
is m ighty slick, right there, flue
to clay w ashing off from above
ays th ere w as an other accident,
right handy, and someone sm ack- ¡'
cd a telephone pole, and th a t
several cars have had n ea r ac-
cidents there.
SQ U A R E D A N C IN G —
T h ere’ll be free sq u are dance
essona at the Odd Fellow s H al',
come S a tu rd a y evening, provid-
g those th a t w an t to learn
show up prom ptly at 8 p.m.
V te r an hour o r so of teaching.
>y none b e tte r than Buzd Will-
ai.-.s, th e re will be more dancing
-cording to Mike Page. The
Odd Fellow s plan to run these
»•;/ - fher S atu rd ay night for
long as the crowd stays w ith
them.
ON T H E M O VE —
A fter all these years, Mr. and
Ray S tru eb in g a re house
•unt.ng. How com e? 'They have
80:1 the r place to Thelm a an d ,
K enneth L^e, and figure on
Mi. (Lng a new home on th e ir
p- 4>erty ju st over the line in
C al.form a. T hey're looking for
* p ace to hole up until th eir
new place ta ready Mrs. l^ e is
■« d au g h ter of the Spingers.
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