Thursday, April 19, 1956
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT -
BROOKINGS, OREGON
— PAGE SEVEN
, imum of 10 two-color certificates NEED MORE NEWS.
4-H'ers To Receive are provided for the clubs which We occasionaly receive com
report the most outstanding loc plaints because something is left
Aw ards For Health al 4-H Health programs in the out
GO SEE IF
of the paper and feel it nec
WHICH KIND DO
y
State.
y o u can bum
essary to repeat, if we have said
YOU WANT? LUMP,
Improvement
SOME
SUGAR
Health activities caxied on by it before, that assembling the
POWDERED, BROWN
WHILE I MAKE
^‘Improving Family and Com 4-H’ers include physical and page of any paper, anywhere,
O R P L A IN ?
THE
COFFEE,
1
munity Living” the 1956 4-H dental check-ups; studies of the always entails either placing
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AMBROSE
theme, is being put into action home and community health and anything handy in a gap, if one
by 750,000 4-H members part ■ sanitation needs; practice of the appears, or of omitting what
1
icipating in the National 4-H basic first-aid and emergency happens to be left over when all
Health program.
, procedures; cooperating in com- the space is taken.
Through the program, the munity health programs, such as
Every newspaper may have,
members are improving indiv- polio
immunization; t participat- f°r instance, sufficient material
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idual, family and community ion in physical and mental health to fdl one side of the page and
health. Individual 4-H’ers and programs and camps; learning not a atnidgin to go on Mother,
local clubs will be honored for proper food habits; and many As lon8 as running a newspaper
outstanding accomplishment by other activities relating to the resembles a legitimate business,
Eli Lilly and Company, Indian improving of health standards. I the cash register incentive pre-
The number of units—that is,
apolis, Indiana, a new donor of
New York recently became the
Suggestions on ways to devel- vails, 80 "hen it comes to wring-
individual items—sold by the
awards. Recognition for indiv op individual and club health in8 0Ur heart chords as to what
tenth st^te in the country to nation’s department stores has
iduals include gold-filled
medals programs are included in the to omit the old money urge pre-
legalize the holding of stocks by remained virtually unchanged
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for four county winners, an all- National 4-H Health Program vails and we 1<?aa toward the
minors. In many states such since 19-17, but the unit sales
expense trip to the National 4-H leaflet, made available by the advertiser—well knowing—and
ownership by those under-age, slips have grown. People are de
Club Congress in Chicago for National Committee on Boys and this *sn’t soothing ointment—
requires the appointment of a manding a better quality of
than many, many folks
the
the state champion and $300 col- Girls Work Club through the I *u--------------
' ” buy
'
guardian for minors taking title merchandise.
lege scholarships for six nation- , County Extension offices, he pro- PILOT just to take advantage
to securities. The country can SHUTTERBUG BOOKS —
al winners.
gram is conducted by the Coop- of the bargains set before them,
use “armies of young capital
Among a considerable select
Attractive certificates will be | erative Extension Service.
through the PILOT, by the ad
ists.”
ion of books contributed to the
NEWS OF THE WORLD
presented to each of the four
vertisers.
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with 13.4 and 14 8 percent re
library by the Harryers, are two
local 4-H Clubs in a county con
projects population shifts into
NURSE BREAKS ARM
PATRONIZE
spectively.
excellent books which should be
ducting a health program worthy
our
view
figuring
where
the
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Louise doesn’t have any alibi.
PILOT
With the shift in population adulterated with the memories of great value to photographers.
Of a blue award rating. A max-
Practically born and brought up million Yanks are going to have will come shifts in congressional of the past and the sympathy of These are “A Guide to Better
ADVERTISERS
their
homes
in
1975.
with calves, and all her varied
seats and electoral votes, with their many, many neighbors and Photography" by Bernice Abbott
On the whole, between now industries following the markets friends.
experience since, one of the en-
and “Kodaehrome and Kodacolor
j ergetic critters recently butted and that future year of ’75, this and it is figured that California
If ever a man did, “Bud” From All Angles” by Fred Bo.id.
Blessed
Country
will
come
up
, her while milking the family
will within these two decades, earned liis final earthly rest.
Both books have a neatly consid
cow —- and broke her arm, slick some 63 million in population require some 3.5 million more
erable amoon* of » •<
and
the
calculations
are
that
, and clean. Louise. Baumgardner,
homes
than
are
wvuj iva i ana
as we old timers have known hep there will be a decided shift
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lustrations,
■4
Loeb Park Salvage Sale
since she was born here, now i where they will be located with --XS5 8 million more, and Flor
'
Mrs.
f'ooke,
has
been
taking
some
states
falling
below
the
ida
will
be
the
site
of
some
For4 S ed9 ( S S«7.ii1
re<? i\,e<i, at lhe office of ‘he State
care or her dau'. Melt, S r, d u r-! average percentage Increase and 850.000 more. On this basis, the
2 Dm1 v / v ?
Sau,f>m Oregon> on or before
Nomination by Republican Party
£ P J” ” May 7> 1.956.- £or those thirteen (13) down Douglas
ing his illness at the family home many of them, especially on the 1,202,000 residents added to Ore
for the offlm of
i n V d S r n S i kt d Klth ? painted x - located on the follow-
just off Easy Street. As an army west coast, leaping away ahead gon within the next 20 years will
Oregcin t ^ ! i i t ‘mbe
C area Sltuated in
County,
nurse she saw much combat So far ahead the statistics would require some 324,000 NKW
Ceww/y Cler\ of Cttrry County
service in Korea where she was have us believe, that California homes, not counting replace
P art of the Southwest quarter of the north
attached to a front line mobile may replace New York as being ments. All of these homes, of
east quarter (SWKNEV«) and part of the
OLETA A . WALKER
course, will be needing refriger
surgical unit.
the most populous state.
Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
ators,
ranges,
etc.,
let
alone
the
NEW BLACKBERRY —
Of the 48 states, Nevada had
(NE*4SE*4) of Section 13, Township 40
Seeks Re-election on the record established
OSC Experiment Station re best brace herself for an influx utilities, including schools and
South, Range 13 West, Willamette Meridian.
ports George Waldo, a USDA as she is slated for a 104.9 per recreation areas and churches.
as your present county clerk
horticulturist working there, has cent gain in residents with Ari They will need more and better
M IN IM U M STUMRAGE PRICE
developed a very promising new zona close next at 101.7 and highways. It is figured that the
Experienced — Efficient — Courteous
f o l l o ^ minijnum price that win be considered is as
blackberry. Being under test for successively in order of increase three states of New’ York, Penn
the past four years, enough is Califoria. 98.7; Florida 86.2; sylvania and New Jersey alone,
Douglas fir 53 MBF at $15.00 per M — $795.00
plants are available so it wil, and Oregon 71; with quite a gap will have to provide accomodat
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on the basis of the largest
have limited distribution among to the next state, Washington, ions for 3 million more cars
♦hi
SUm bid The State makes no guarantee as to
than they now have.
growers,
this year, the repoi t with a 61 percent increase.
-w- „ >«r-
juantity or quality of the timber to be sold hereunder.
says.
Going into the lower category,
w i t h ^ S ”^
CSSh payment in ful1 shaU be required
The fruit is is about the size of the prediction is that the Dis B. W. McVAY
a Youngberry and a little bit trict of Columbia will add only
Prospective bidders should secure a copy of the
smaller than a Boysen. Seed size 5.4 percent, probably calculated
£overjn& terms of the sale from the office of
There weren’t many people
the State Forester, 2600 State Street. Salem. Oregon,
is much smaller and the berry * on the basis
of anything
in the around here when the McVay
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Ctoos ^ y , Oregon
“ ' ' Associa,i°" Headquarters.
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has a good bright black color, way of economic growth and al- family came out here from the
Yield tests, in 1955, showed up so constricted territory. Of the East. Thty didn’t come as many
♦onh?ZiT,^ate forester reserves the right to waive minor
A good place to know . . . a good
seven tons per acre,1 exceeding by states, North Dakota has the did. with maybe a basket full of
technicalities or to reject any or all bids.
place to go: the tavern in your
far, most other varieties, except most dubious percentage, only chattels but drove with them
Publication dates: April 5, 12, 19, 26 and May 3, 1956
neighborhood featuring
ing the Evergreen.
9.5; Oklahoma ranks third from the nucleus of a livelihood -
reliably refreshing
the bottom with 12.2 and South their cattle. It was a long, long
Olympia Beer.
Dakota and Vermont topping out trek from Kentucky to Curry but
their pioneer urge was subjected
to close scrutiny as to how- they
IN THE COUNTY COURT
IN M O T O R T R A N S P O R T
were to sustain themselves, both
OF THE STATE OF OREGON on their way and upon arrival
FOR CURRY COUNTY
True, some of them ventured in
In the Matter of the Estate of to the compelling search for gold
BENJAMIN WARREN McVAY. - and they found it but some
Deceased.
of them regarded their heritage
LEADS TH E W a
*
— NOTICE TO CREDITORS — best safeguarded by sticking to
*01y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, cattle.
that the undersigned, Benjamin
Family tradition tells us their
Archie
McVay has been appointed first camp in Curry was made
ri
executor of the estate of Ben beneath the foothills of what i;
iè
C Jd
jamin Warren McVay, deceased, now- Harbor and the records
by the County Court of the State show an early land transaction
• “Zfs the Water'* that makes the difference 1
of Oregon for Curry County, and when Hutson McVay bought
* * O l .V M P < A • ■ ■ W I N O C O M P A N Y O L I M P I A
W ASH
U B A.
has qualified. All persons having, ranchland on the lower t»enches
claims against said estate are of Pistol River.
hereby notified to present the
And it was in this Harbor and
same, duly verified as by law- Pistol River country that one
required, to the undersigned at of Hutson’s grandsons contin
the office of his attorney, Ed. F. ued, primarily, in cattle, to hand
Ackley, post Office Building, 707 down to a great-grandson of
Chetco Avenue, Brookings, Ore- Hutson’s the truth that a knowl
gon, within six months from the edge of livestock, and application
date hereof.
of that knowledge is a pretty
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Dated: April 10th, 1956.
good heritage.
i / s / Benjamin Archie McVay,
‘‘Bud’’
McVay,
who
has
so
re
Executor.
cently left us, was primarily a
Date of First Publication cattle man. Not as the propriet ON HIGHWAY 101 — 5 MILES NORTH OF CRESCENT CSTT
April 12. 1956.
ors of the huge ranges for which
Also Published: April 19th, 26th,
Oregon is famed, but rather ad
FRID A Y -SA TU RD A Y , APRIL 20-21
May, 3rd an i May 10th, 1956.
apting
the
unique,
somewhat
Ed. F. Ackley,
cramped conditions of Curry
Jennifer Jones — Gregory Peck
Attorney for Executor.
where a successful rancher hail
P. O. Box 215, Brookings, Oregon to figure close in order to come
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STATE TIMBER SALE
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ook at
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out. That was “Bud’s” vocation
and he was successful in it is
vouched for in many, many ways.
Besides fending to his cat” ,-»
business, “Bud” was many times
called upon to help in the form
ation of ( urry County, bringing
it from a crude, roadless, half
forgotten semi-wilderness to the
point when* his successors have
less difficulties in getting about
and making a living.
It must have iieen interesting
and gratifying to "Bud” to live
longer than most, to set? the
country grow as he must have
foreseen, to enjoy the comforts
of his accumulations of wisdom,
friends and family, and “Bud” in
his wsdom, must have known,
too, that his work was at an end,
that he belonged to a generation
now, one by one, called to the
Great Beyond, and it was getting
time for him to join them
There is sorrow in his passing
but the sorrowing ones through
their intimate closeness with
earthly things, know such must
be While the revered one
i
sorely missed their sorrow
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