Thursday, February 2, 1956
BROOKINGS-1 IARBOK ,
HATFIELD FILES'
this office.
H atfield is a m em ber of th e
present S ta te S enate from M ar-
ion County. He w as born in O re-
Th? filings *or various Oregon gon in 1922 and resid e, in Sal-
S ta te offices to be voted upon at em. He is Dean of S tudents and
th e coming primary' election are a professor of political science
being m ade in the office of the at W illam ette University.
II*
S ecretary of S tate.
w as a commissioned officer in the
M ark H atfield has filed for Navy during W orld W ar II and
Republican nom ination for Sec- participated in th e Iwo Jim a and
re ta ry of tate. E arl T. Newbry, O kinaw a invasions.
h
ot th ‘s ofiice'
He has received a g reat a-
11 ♦
" l< ? ° r
Pc r ’°^ mount of support, following his
a o e under sta te law and can announcem ent of candidacy, a-
not fu rth e r succeed him self in m ong the Oregon P ress He will
FOR STATE POST
probably
be chosen by th e Re-
-
publicans ’o be their candidate
I«'- S ecretary of S ta te at the
N ovem ber general elect-
ion
H atfield's education and pol
itical experience in the Oregon
L egislature indicate th at he will
give gixxi service to Oregon as
its S ecretary of S tate.
PATRONIZE
A LL
PILO T
ADVERTISERS
SPRING CLEARANCE
SALE
FEATURING
Women's Casual and Sport Shoes
Priced Below Cost to make room for Spring Styles
s5.95
Red Leather Sandals
W ere $ 8 .9 5
NOW
Leather Pumps
. .
Were $ 7 .9 5
NOW
$4.95
Casual Wedgies . .
W ere $ 5 .9 5
NOW’
$4.69
Other Values from $ 3.49
Men's Street Shoes
Were 1 1 .9 5
.95
NOW
Peggy, Blair and Gene
Brookings, Oregon
Phone 368 2
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-B R O O K *
A/A’S. A C K L E Y 'S N O TE S
PARTY
M arjorie R enhart enter-
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OREGON
PACE 1 I I REE
BUG STATION
FIGURES TOLD
KIEM T-V
SCHEDULE
10:00
10:30
To Be A nnounced
KIEM T h ea tre
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6th
11,1-4,399 people w ere checked
into
th
e
S
ta
te
of
California
in
ht r d a u g h te r Carolyn, who's
5:30 Howdy Doody
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd
11th b irthday it was. G ifts were 1955. according to the sum m ary
6:00 News and W e ath er
oened. and a delicious luncheon issued hv the Q u aran tin e ta t- 5:50 Mr. W izard
6:10 Video V arieties
served, and the g u ests were all ions at the 17 points of entry. 6:00 News and W eath er
6:15 To Lie Announced
treated to the Pin.? Cone m a t About h alf of these w ere in 6:15 Your G arden
6:30- T o Be Announced
inee. Those present included: C alifornia-licensed cars, nearly 6:15— Your G arden
6:45 C arolyns Fashion P a ra d e
Vickie Craig, Jack ie Botzek, Lou half in o u t-o f-state cars, and a 6.30 W aterfro n t
8:00 B urns anti A llen
reut r, N ancy Hendricks, K athy little over a million cam e in by 7:00 Calvacade of S p o rts
7.00 S tu d io One
stage. These figures show but a
Houvila, Pa*t\ P atte rso n , and
7 :45 M usical Magic
8:30 Redwood S p o tlight
sm all increase oxer the entries
Jacqueline Kindell.
8:00 My L ittle M argie
9.00 I Love Lucy
in the y ear previous. lV ak pass
8 :30 T he G reat G ildersleeve
9:30 D ecem ber Bride
enger e n try was reached in Ju ly
A/JfS. MUCH M O R E ALSO
9:00 G rand Old Opry
10:00 K IEM T h e a tre
when over a million and a half
HAS BRTH D AY PARTY
9:30 H ea rt of th e City
10:30 W anted
Mrs. Mildred Byrne en tertain - passengers w ere checked in. In 10:00 H arp ers Ford T h eatre
11:00 KIEM T h ea tre
August,
about
150,000
less,
and
1 at a b irth d ay p arty, Tuesday,
Ju n e and Septem lier running
an u aty 24th. in honor of her
close. F eb ru ary was the lowest SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4th TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 th
nto’her, Mrs. A nna Muehmore,
w ith 556,827.
12:00- Big 10 B asketball
5 :30 Howdy Doody
who w as visiting here from
D uring the year. Sm ith River 2:00 UCLA vs. W ashington
G rants Pass. Gifts and flowers
5:45 News and W e ath er
turned in 376,670 passenger en 4:00 F aith For Today
and cards w ere presented to the
6 :00 News anti W e ath er
honored* guest e fte r which cake tries, and th? statio n on H igh 1:30 To Be Announced L ater 6:10 Video V arieties
w ay 199 reported 430,584. O ver 5.00 W estern T h eatre
■ nd coflee and ice cream were
6:15 To Be A nnounced
at H ornbrook, on 99, some 6 :00 G eorge Gobel
served.
6:30 TV Q uestion Box
797,081 passengers w ere entered 6 :3 0 Ford S ta r T h ea tre
7 :00 W here W ere You
tnd a, Doris on Highway 97, i :00 People Are F unny
7:30 I)o You T ru st Y our W ife
T lv first observation in Brook- 587,223 passengers entered.
7:30 H arry Owens
8 :0 0 Phil S iivers Show
ngs of the W orld-W ide Day of
A rem ark ab le facto r in this
P ra y er w ill be held here on an n u al rep o rt is the n u m b er of I 8:00 M ayor of the Town
8:30 S herlock H olm es
Friday, F e b ru a ry 17th. Sponsor com m ercial vehicles entering 8:30 Ja ck ie Gleason Show
9:00 C elebrity Playhouse
ed by the Oregon Council of C alifornia. At the Doris statio n J 9 :00 Two For The Money
house
9:30 Its Always Jan
e hutches, the following con 54.637 rigs entered. of which
9:30
T
alen t S couts
greg atio n s w i’l tak e p a rt: The th ree-fifth s w ere of the out-of- 10:00 B reak The Bank
10:00 D o llar A Second
10:30
W
restling
A sa m bly of God,
Brookings s ta te registry. T his to tal was
10 30 KIEM T h e a tre
P
resb
y
terian
.
Seventh
I»,,\
,\ •- i ° nly execeik^ a t Yuma and
venti«t «t
•
b t - J im oth-v s Episcopal, Bly the ports. The A ltu ras s ta t SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5th
•Hid the Baptist Community, ion hail
W EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8 th
lightest traffic, in all 3:00 W orld P assport
.'aeeting will liegin at 2 p.m., and -categories, of any statio n re 3:30 S un d ay M atinee
5:30 S k elteh Pad
• dl a re welcome to p articipate porting.
4:30 People W ith A Pas,
5:45 News and W eather
in thii intern atio n al event
5:15 G eneral S p o rt Time
(¡A R D E N CLUB PRO G RAM
6:15 Meet M cG araghans
V/illis Ragland, D istric t R an 6:00 Big P ictu re
6:00 News anti W eather
D ICK C A M P B E L L V IS IT S
ger, LJ.S.F.S., will be the speake-
6:30 Eddie C antor
6:30
Dr. H udsons S ecret Jo u r-
Pvt. Richard Campbell, of th>* i a, ti.e forthcom ing re g u la r m eet 7:00
P riv a te S ecretary
7:00 U. S. Stoel H our
• S A rm y Engineers, is home ing of the Azalea G arden Club. 7:30
Li berace
8 :0 0 - Disneyland
With his lolks for a few days Ragland will bring up to dai » 8:00
I M arried Joan
Science F iction T h e a tre
I eiore rep o rtin g at l or, Dix, m a tte rs on conservation anti h
8:30 Follow T hat Man
9:00 Science Fiction T h e a tre
e».J. lo r tra n s ,e r to service in ' ilk should he of wide in terest, 9:00
F o rd T h ea tre
9:30 To Be A nnounced L a te r
Germany.
esjxx*ially because of th e huge 9:30 H enderson C en ter Ph
10:00 My Hero
< o n t'f\ at ion ro w being p ra c t
house
10.30 L aw rence W clk
ir s . ric e sa il s
iced in the N ational F o rests ,
Mrs. E rm a Rice w rites th a t aw ards will be m ade to success-' JO E G A L L A G H E R R E S T IN G
she was to sail from Los Angeles • til grade school co n testan ts tor
Joe G allagher is now living at
v a the P an am a Canal, on J a n th eir essays on the subject oi the C om m unity Res, Home. i.
uary ¿10,h, en ro u te to visit a "W hat School M eans To . c
( oquille. E ld er Melv in Tom pkins
sister in Florida,
Mrs. F a lle rt and the G arden j and Mrs. G allagher taking him
Club m em bets extend a w el up last Thursday. Mrs. G all
W ED D IN G D A T E E R R O R
,
come to th? public at this es* agher says Jo e iikes it f.ne,
Owing to m isinform ation, we je cia lly in terestin g m eeting, to in a room w ith an o th er rv .
Csss P A I N S o f H E A D A C H E , N E U R A L
STANBACK T A B
published the w edding of Miss e held in the afternoon of Feb- about his age, and ¡»Ians to stay L G E IA T . S N E o U r R P I T O I S W W D ith
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S T A N B A C K is
P at H erm an w rong. The wedding tu a ry 9th, at the VFW Hall.
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until his welcome runs out.
B A C K c o m b in e * s e v e ra l m e d ic a lly p r o v e n
> to occur on F ebruary four, i .
p a in r e lie v e r * in to one e e iy to to k o dose
. T h * ad d ed e ffe c tiv o n o t* o f thooo
,
B L E A C H E D K ID S
M U L T IP L E in g r e d ie n t* b r in g * fa s te r, m o re
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p
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it would probably be unbearable „ . n m '0
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G R E E N R IV E R L A W
u s u a lly a c c o m p a n y in g pern . . ,
w ere it n o t‘for th e protection t 0
^ ^ g s t e t s around h
Some hi g h-pressu re m ereha u:s
Test S T A N B A C K
n iecn,: . , ew i
bleached out w ith having had
5me^S*c4 «.M
A g a in s t A n y
are irked w ith the Gneen River
••tay indoors, o r a , le
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ace. :d .n g to - f r i t s but plained th a t they can 't suppl;
Y o u 'v e E v e r
U s ed
the city being widely a 1- th eir w an ts from the local n.
r b ’* ater, too allow the grim e
s >d as being one of the
to se ttle in one place w ry long.
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ltO O S IN G S , O R B eO N
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DOO h »
A rticle in Readers Digest Reveals
( Jittery Pre-M enstrual Tension
I Is So Often a Needless M isery!
Do you suffer terrible nervous ten
sion — feel Jttterv, irritable, de
preseed— lust before your period
each month? A startling article In
READER 8 D IO E B T reveals such
pre-menstrual torment is needless
misery In many cases1
Thousands have already discov
ered bow to otx8d such suffering
WKh Lydia Ptnkham s Compound
lueh hap-
and Tablets, they're so much
ha
pier, lees tense as those “ difficult
d a y s " a p p ro a e h !
Lydia Plnfchans's
has a remarkable
s o o th in g effect on
the eoaree of such
distress
I n doctors'
Make. Plnkham s
stopped . . or strikingly relieved
. . . pain and discomfo îrt ! 3 out of 4
women got glorious relief I
Taken regularly. Pl list mm's re
lieves the headaches, cram pa. nerv
ous tension . . . during and before
your period Many women never
suffer -even on the fln t day! W hy
aluiuld you? T h u tnontli. start ta k
ing Plnkham s. flee If you don’t
escape pre-m« iui I sua I tension. . . »
often the cause of unh ipp;
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