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K PAGE TW O The PILOT BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT AN IN D EPEN D EN T •a n i n n i March 7, NEW SPAPER FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH By CLIFFORD P. ROWE matter, at tha poatofflca at Brooktnga, Oragon. IMS, undar tha Act of March S, 187» SHRIMP CANNING — Del Norte has a new industry in which 100 women will be busy from the first of May to the first of October, canning shrimp The crustaceans have been found sufficiently numerous off coast to warrant putting in a factory. AN INTERESTING ELECTION . . WRECKER SERVICE PORTABLE WELDER AVAILABLE AT MURRY MOTORS HARBOR TRUCK and SUPPLY ★ PHONE 4202 ★ Dealers For: • BOWER BEARINGS PERFECT CIRCLE RINGS • GREY ROCK BRAKE BLOCK • HOLMAN BRAKE DRUMS republican N a tio n a l C o m m itte e m a n for O reg o n ... for Ike for ALL Republicans Alike MAJTZ to. tapubi .*» No’ b ’ul Comm.!»»« O C $ » 4Î0S W For’ lond 4, O’ », couM close our eyes and then open them to find a jacket drap ed over a chair or a pair of badly scarred saddle shoes abandoned in the center of the room. Southey once wrote "Call not that man wretched who, what ever ill he suffe s, has a child to Jove.” Many of us today who give our children credit for our gray hairs, may before many years have passed be wishing that the trying ordeal could be given a second run. ERBS V IS I T a ^ew days visit with another Mrs. Elmer Erb returned Sun- daughter. Mrs. Kenneth EJrb and day evening from Seattle where David spent a weekend in Silver- On May 11th there will be a she cared for her daughter's fam ton visiting her nv ther and sis meeting at Humboldt State Col ily and new grandchild, Laurie. ter, who is ill. lege especially for high school Mrs. Erb stopped in Albany for students who plan a career in Journalism. The principal speak far N antaattaTby Republican Party er will be Robert Eunson, for many years bureau chief for the far tha efflet of Associated Press in several for eign countries. C mh U> Clerk of Curry County A full program is planned for the visitors, beginning with reg OLETA A . WALKER istration at 9 a.m. and contin uing until 2:30. Repeating from Soaks Re-election on tha record established the prospectus, "We think it will provide the right mixture as your present county clerk of fun and business to make Journalism Day worthwhile for Experienced — Efficient — Courteous anyone with a yen to Write.” The whole program is free, in cluding noontime lunch. CAUTION — WAXED FLOOR' Mrs. Bertha Whirry, Jack Mc- Carton and Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Brainard scrubbed and waxed the floors in the community lib rary building, over the weekend. JOURNALISM WORKSHOP — Children are rarely noted for Ken Beegle, one of the world’s their consistency. Unpredictable finest marksmen, will be at the Editor» and Publisher» creatures that they are, they 8UB8CKIPT1ON RATE8 keep their parents continually North Bend Airport trap grounds M.M Taar la Advaaca Hn Curry Cooty) on May 13th. The public is in off-balance; for the little imp of Thar In Advaaca (outalda Curry County) today may easily be the little vited to attend. cherub of tomorrow, or mama’s N A TIO N AL I 0 I T O R I A L darling of the moment may yes CUT-OFF TIMBER — V 'A P E X O ^ a H o c 5 A ,lô N Much of the beautiful stand terdays have been a horrible ex ¿USHERS of Redwood on the North Bank ample of a weakness on papa’s 5O C IA T IO N (CutOff) Road are being felled, J O C O * side of the family. 1 near the golf course. Many of Still there is one fact which I the trees are over-ripe, accord have discovered that disproves ing to reports. They are on the this theory of inconsistency. M&M Woodworking property. The surprising voter registration in Curry Coun Having observed hiy own off SWEDE SAW FACTORY — ty, giving the Democrats a slight edge over what has spring from the creeper stage up The Swede Mills, Inc., cm to the free-wheeling and high lx.’cn heretofore a Republican county was somewhat a flying phase, I have learned ploying about 18 men at the present time, is operating at revelation. Two thing undoubtedly caused the Demo that in one respect at least they Gold Hill, turning out machinery can be relied upon to follow a based on the Swedish idea but cratic rising. regular pattern. You can always adapted to local conditions. The First, this is a county of new people, and lik e ly , be certain that they will scatter mills, according to reports, are detachable belongings from designed to cut about 65 M bd. ft. young people. Often those new anti young people are, all hither to yon and never, except per 8-hour shift, and cost about by the very nature of politics inclined to he a bit more by accident, place them where $20,000. The saws used in the they belong. mills cut 5/32 kerf. liberal, and hence Democratic. At first there were toy sand Secondly, despite the strong feeling of most Re dolls, and then came bugs, rocks, Dt MARTIN IN 2nd PLACE — Harvey DeMartin, who is well publicans about Wayne Morse, there is a large group dead mice, marbles, and caps and known to boating enthusiasts, And as their activities won second place in recent Coos of Republicans that think highly of Morse, and have jackets. changed according to their sex County races, and along with switched their alliances so they can vote for him. baseball gloves, sweatshirts, and many other contestants, had a Unbelievable as it sounds, the Republican cand football programs began to clut pretty rough time of it due to ter the living room and pedal water conditions. There were idates fir Legislature in Coos and Curry County may pushers to adorn the stairways several upsets, one by Les Man- have a rough show in the general election, although a and silk stockings in the bath osan, in which he gathered a cut requiring ten stitches. lot of things could change by then. For example the room. And now, as they approach Sam Hall and Minnie King winner for legislature graduation from teen-age, we ROADS INLAND — nomination will face Carl Back in the general electon. find jazz records underfoot, lit Speaking before the Oregon erature and mathematics books Highway Convention, Gov. Coos County which swings most of the weight in the littering the table, and pajamas Coast Elmo Smith told his listeners it election with over 21,000 votes compared to Curry s under beds in rooms whose walls was up to the dwellers along the ane loaded with the accumulated to keep their highway pro 4,600, has 12,537 Democrats registered to only 8,739 souvenirs of a generation that coast gram constantly before the com remains stationary only when mission. “I would suggest that Republicans—an advantage o f nearly 4,000. sleeping and eating. the various areas work out a We hereby forecast an interesting election. As must bi’ true with many long-range plan of highway de parents, ours jias been an eight velopments and keep it before Mrs Laura Neal, of Santa ?en year crusade for orderliness the legislature,” and he partic PRANK IS HACK and neatness. It has been a tough Frank Tygart is back on the Roaa, who has been visiting a battle and we have lost. But ularly suggested that it would job, following a severe lip oper week or so at the home of her somehow I’ve a sneaking hunch be wise if they pushed for roads ation, a couple of weeks ago, in daughter. Mrs. Ed Ravekes, left that in the not too distant future inland. ‘‘If you folks don’t pro mote your own idea,” he said, I*ortland. Frank had a growth for her home Monday. the dear lady and I, sitting in "you can be pretty sure no one removed and packs quite an in the evening in our quiet and neat else will.’’ teresting job of welding. living room, will be wishing w Ray Pisarck, Joe Murphy I Thursday, May 3, 1956 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON SfíuídíHiik fo i With the trout season in the offing, war veterans 25 percent or more disabled were reminded today that they are entitled to fishing licenses for 50 cents. The Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs in issuing the reminder, said the veteran must have been an Oregon resident for one year prior to applying for the license. His disability must be current, and it must be certified by the Veterans Ad ministration. Application is made to the State Game Commission, 1634, S.W. Alder, Portland. Veterans of the Spanish Amer ican War, the Phillipine insur rection and the Boxer Rebellion do not have to prove disability. County veterans’ service offic ers and the state veterans’ de partment can assist disabled ex- servicemen in filing for the ben efit. The veterans’ department also reminded men on active duty with the armed forces in Oregon that they are entitled to fishing licenses in this state at the same price as residents. They may ap ply at any sporting goods store which issues game licenses. COOS REGISTRATION In Coos County, according to a release by County Clery Geor gia Vaughn. 12,537 Democrats are registered to vote; 8,739 Re publicans; and 312 others. T his btwxess of filling prescriptions is no ch3d*s job. The pharmacist often holds the life of the patient in the hollow of his hand, lie must be skillful and accurate. Honesty must govern his every operation. When you bring your prescriptions to us, you benefit by our years of experience; for which there can be no substitute. Remember that wa are in position to render the type of professional that you and your doctor have a right to expect, FRANK'S PHARMACY - New Phone Number 4444 — Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. — ¡^.F,Goodrich Tubeless u —because you’re only as safe as your tires! SOFTBALL FOR CUB SCOUTS The Cub Scouts are getting up steam on softball and ask that all Cubs interested see Allan Kerr at the next meeting. CURRY COUNTY FARM LOANS All farmers in Cixis and Curry counties interested in the various loans handled by the Farmers Home Administration are urged to attend informational meetings conducted by Wendell I. Harris the agency’s local representative These meetings will be held the third Wednesday of every month at 1:00 o'clock in the office of the County Extension Agent in Coquille The next meeting will lx* May 16th. The supervisor's office hours will be from 1:00 to 3:00 o’clock. Among the loans to l»e dis cussed at the next meeting will be production and subsistence loans, which are made to oper ators of family-type farms for the purchase of livestock, farm and home equipment, feed. seed, lime or fertilizer, and other farm operating and family living ex penses. Under certain conditions funds may be included in the loan to refinano’ existing debts secured by liens by items on live stock and farm equipment. In terest is 5 percent on the unpaid balance, and the Length of this loan is from one to seven years, depending on loan purpose and ability ot borrower to pay Mr. Harris pointed out that the agency also makes emergen I cy loans to farmers in dcsignat. 1 i counties Coos and Curry count ics were determined areas where i these loans could lx* made to farmers who had damage caused i by the r.xvnt floods and winds i The office of the Farmer* ' w l Administration is located at i Room 210. Post Office Building, i Eugene, and each Monday is the • supervisor's office day I western ) LIFESA VER ’ T u b e les s p rc -e c ts csjjc^ns; tr w s - b lo w o u t s , p u n c tu r e s , s itia s 4 DANCE GANCrj W hat causes highway accidents? "Bad tires”, say and bad driving". Your t.res are your only hnk withi the road A your car’s safety featu re arc small help if your orcs fail. You n onl) as safe at yotrr tins. S M IlH ftlV tk B F Goodrich LIFE SAVER Tubeless T r« seal punctures nail in ot out (left). They change bruise blowouts to safe s-s-siowouts. They protect you against dangerous skids. D on', take . chan., on bad tire». Get UFESAVWS d onnr : Wh Community Hall Tire Sale! And don’t take a chance on bad driving Join the bate Mover League sponsored by B F. Goodrich. S A L »o.-.i I* îh KeeS ELMO S M IT H as your $ J ;v a— v-'vict? GOVERNOR He has dem onstrated LEADERSHIP and Sound Judgm ent Oregon likes the genuine itiendhness o f its new Governor Capable and sin- cere . . . energetic in his thinking, in making decisions and in acting on them Governor Smith in a lew short months has well earned his reputation as "a governor the people o f Oregon like and trust." _____ KEEP ELMO SMITH AS G O V ER N O R W A4» Krrp T3— Smith Vomoi It A il>»k H iw h iw w lS ia ISJ Si>. Ubrrty. Sate«. iVtgoo W FRANK and BEN 1 Phone 2 2 9 4 F. Go od r ich AiCoodr/ci, H R S T IN RUBBER - F I R S T IN TUBELESS^
