Thursday, May 24, 1956
The PILOT
BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT
AM 1NDFPE7
M a rc h
T,
1 » *« .
“ «* •*
’ •»
Aet
of
M a rc b
*’
187
Editor» and Publisher»
rates :
SUBSCRIPTION
Y e ar
Ito
Ona
In
A dvance
In A d n n a
7\
( In
C u rry
Conty
(outalda S u rry
NEW SPAPER
I
n
-
O o n - jr )
_ _ _ ____ fl’00
--------------
■
A T IO N A l EDITORIAL
A SSO cfaTLG N
.
xJ V
-A s ® 0 JB mmsmsu
i
PU Ü L IS H E R S
asso c ia tio n
Notes on an Interesting Election
Wallace and Bob Holmes was so close
as to be startling. And why? Didn't the
voters know' about Wallace’s decision
not to campaign? Holmes is, from what
we hear, a good man, but it must be
something of a shock to almost run se
cond in a one man race. We think that
a good number of voters didn t know
that Wallace was not an active office
seeker—and his name was familiar to
most voters after running twice prev
iously.
The Wayne Morse—Woody Smith
Democratic race ran about as expected.
Smith picked up a good number of pro
test votes, but on the other hand per
haps votes for Elmer Deetz and Hitch
cock were protest votes on Doug Mc
Kay. We’ll know for sure in November.
At any rate, as expected, the Morse-
McKay battle in November looms as
a terrific spectacle for the interested by
stander. Brick-bat tossing should be the
order of the day from now on out.
Tire primary election is over, and on
ly the shouting and the planning for
the November battle remain- Locally,
we are happy to see the voters turn out
in such numbers to give Mayor Rov
Brimm the backing he deserved to win
the important Republican nomination
for county commissioner—which will
insure a Brookings man in the county
seat next fall.
We were elated too, over the success
of Sam Hall in the representative race
against Minnie King, despite his oppos
ition from the Coos Bay newspaper. We
are confident that Hall will do a good
job in Salem next winter. Our congratu
lations to the winners.
On a state-wide level the results are
a bit more perplexing. Frankly we can t
figure the Democratic voters in the bal
lot battle for Governor. Lew Wallace
wthdrew from the race some weeks ago,
and that act was printed in every news
paper in the state. Yet, the race between
?
Planned at Florence
j concert program and there Will
be a carnival operating on the
junior high grounds.
On Sunday, May 27, visitors
are invited to attend the church
of their choiae. In the afternoon
will be the Grand Parade which
the public is invited to follow to
the Chowder Grounds where free
clam chowder will be ladled from
a huge container having a capa
city of several hundred gallons.
Plans are being made at the
tirport to accomodate at least
100 planes with the local CAP
hosting the flying guests.
During the Sunday activities
several of the top high school
bands of Western Oregon will
provide entertainment, taking
It isn’t a large sum of money, but we
do want to feel that we have done our
part in a cause mat can only be classed
as worthy. We wrote out this check be
cause wc felt tins way about the situa
tion.
We figure that the next best thing to
actually being a Boy Scout—is to help
some youngster enjoy those activities.
We figure that scouting is such an in
delible part of the American tradition
that wc want to do all wc can to pre-
INDUSTRIAL ART DISPLAY
FEDERAL HIGHWAYS
There will be a display of the
The Oregon Stale Motor As
industrial art work done at the
sociation reminds the public that
local high school in the windows
the bills before Congress for im
of both the Lesmiester Insur
proved Federal Highways would ance Agency and Palmer’s Var
be helped by individuals writing
iety Store, for the week begin
their Congressmen. In line with
ning May 26. The exhibits will
a recent expression by Govern
, be by the students in the class
or Smith to the Oregon Coast
Association, no highway pro ; of Frank Fanger.
-
gram can be successful if the
people concerned do not express AGNESS PLANE CRASH
Gerald Lucas. 30, of Agness,
their opinions and keep them be
fore the authorities that handle son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lucas
was pretty well banged up and
our money bags. This, of course his passenger. Henry Evans of
includes relocation of the trail California, got a broken ankle
between the county scat anti the and h uu injuries when their
1 plane is reported to have over
City of Brookings.
* LO SE A P O U C
shot the runway at Agness. re
cently. Both victims, who were
flying a Cessna 170, were start
ed down the Rogue by boat for
treatment, but met Dr. Cart
wright on the way up, and un
der his care were transferred to
the county hospital at Gold
Beach.
HEAVY SNOW YET
Traveling 199. especially south
of Selma, heavy snows can lx*
seen laying in the mountains on
either side of the highway and
the streams draining these snow
fields arc higher than ordinary
at this time of the year
A
E -1 « -
« «
*
I. A red K
4L
x.
'$ ) «"d
• •
¿jet W ith K t *1
the Kessamm Rc uc.ng P.an this can n o e t
a ESSAA
'*» Koi«""*
rfZatM
A*«"
tht cnb Amt >0«
(«a bu «J •i*’!®1
1
4. The I nret conim!
f»cwr Latrovv
M etb fU r ulo e. to reduce hunger il taleo
g d e. The
.rt
'«b" r'
’
d rap e d out feel n» A
«upp'ement.l m.n-
iron to he p prevem nutritional
era
in ru n
m int plut the ‘ ulk f arboiv M r h r h
} V it a
io «intuiate aoeoal intestinal
ce! I u!c«e
e lim in a tio n .
McKesson'
Teat S T A N B A C K
A gain st A n y
P re p a ra tio n
V o u ’vo E v e r
Uaod
1
B uying MTDtcrsT. from the itinerant peddler or the oortieB
i dangerous practice. Many people take medic i >
t constantly although they do not need it at all*
others take medicine entirely unsuited to the parr
.lines* from which they suffer. Why lake such
-ary chances? Your health is your most valuable
p, session. When you are ill, see your physician. Then
bring the prescription he hands you to us for compounding
FRANK'S PHARMACY
¿MpSwrf .M
STANBACK
Mottl MfotfW
- New Phone Number 4444
— Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. —
MERCURY ANNOUNCES
INCREASED HORSEPOWER
IN ALL I8 MODELS
in p ric e !
MERCURY CUSTOM HARDTOP COUPE
one ( if e ig h te e n BIG M lx l U f i ' b
p ric e range» t h a t g iv e y o u m ore unable Im rse p o w e r a nd S a fe ty-1 ’ ir s t
Co-op
111 f o u r
esign.
N ow ! A t no extra c o s t.. . you get 2 3 5 -h p in
M ontereys and M ontclairs . . . 2 2 5 -h p in
M edalist and Custom models when equipped
w ith optional M erc-O -M atic Drive.
M e rc u ry ’s new increased pow er gives you
faster response th a n ev er liefore . . . even
T o m a tc h th e low-cost M e d alist’s pow er an d
high com pression, you would have to pay a t
m ore usable po w er for rap id acceleratio n and
least $173 m ore in an y c o m p e titiv e car.*
safer passing!
A nd only M ercu ry in its field gives you
the
b ig
M
M edalist
and
s ta n d a rd horsepow er in th e ir price range.
a
4-barrel c a rb u re to r as s ta n d a rd e tju ip m e n t
on ev ery m odel. C om e in to d a y . Prices start
below m an y m odels in th e low -price field.
0« a c o « ip o r,« w i o (
4 door
ndun m o d . l i
« ( u .p p m l
'•»' » '
o w lo m o M
»run«», n o « l
P f« « « f o r
and Hondafd p vf.
happen!
let
prepared bs « : ~ys«C««n aod » diet,
r u n to give best po -b le d.et
J . V . r . m n» to
C»U’ i n e rx
n t-,
P A IN S ot H E A D A C H E . N E U R A L
G IA . N E U R IT IS w ith S T A N B A C K T A B -
t t T » «f P O W D E R S
S T A N B A C K >l
not • on« m orodiont lo rm u l« . .
STAN
BA C K c o m h iu i aoveral m ooitolly proven
p«,n roliovora into on« eaay to toko do««
. . . Tho added «Woctiveno*« ot the««
M U L T IP L E ingredient» bring« feat««. mor«
«omploto coliaf, ee*m g anaioty « "4 teneion
vaually ootom ponying pom . . .
w fi
$
PAIN
th a n any o th e r m ak e of ca r* an d th e h ighest
of sufficient vitamins and minerals in a re "-
SEE WHAT THE KESSAMIN »EDUCING PIAN OTEItSl
r
oÿ c u
Re/iefof
C u sto m give you m ore h orsepow er-per-dollar
V.,;' ca S « ffe ri» iH u n ie r Pangs t . Los; C
when we do. we mav tee! the un rr >rta e
almost painful panes of hunger
n.*Y
become nervous and irritable because of the lack
r
e^ZZZZlzZ UfHll
serve it. We feel that scouting is now on
the rise in Brookings and I larbor, be
cause of the spirited leadership, anti we
want to help it to move ahead. We
know that scouting costs money—for
example the advisory cost in eamp is
about $io.oo per member per yea/. We
know that a goal of $2830 has been set
for this area—and we want to do our
part to hit that goal.
We figure that with 154 boys locally
in the Cub Scouts of the Boy Scouts
that they are going to need money to
operate. We know that this is just a
once a year campaign and we aren’t to
be nicked every time we turn around.
So, we gladly anti willingly signed a
check, and we hope and assume that
von will too.
Wc at the Pilot signed a check this
morning. It was made out to the Boy
Scouts of America—and it was placed
in our cash register drawer to await the
coming of the current Boy Scout cam
paign member who picks up our card.
T o reduce we must eat lew
£ £ £
a t n o
W E S IG N A C H E C K . . .
FOR 14 DAYS
Send Your News Items to the Pilot
Rhododendron Festival
This week end will see
48th Annual Rhododendron Fest
ival at Florence, one of the old
est events of its kind in the D e g re es, W holcSd/cS
state The program will start
*
Thunidav ewning. with a pro-
Oregon State College, alone,
gran,' in the high school auditor-
>* conferring 1110 degrees
Lm whh Friday an open date •» this yearfs commencenwn,
w.th nothing special planned, exercises. T tv tota includes bS
o
> ,
„ t iv it ip e w i l l start doctors’ degrees. ItO masters
Saturday’s
activities
w jll s tu n
k0.-i,tt|nro
off will, a big Junior Parade.
» « t « 5 balehelo.s.
followed by childrens’ events)
and a mammoth pie eating con
SELL IT THROUGH
test and that evening there will
A PILOT CLASSIFIED
be the Queen's Ball, at the
Rainbow Ballroom and a priz
drawing.
ENT NEWSPAPER
Rav Pisarck, Joe Murphy
Ona
PAGE TH REE
BROOK1NGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
ectordin« to direct ions
* > e V T d r i r r t The com r'ete K r t ta
rn, n Ref
Han i. in even r ; •
<
Kmart.,n Ts ms Form«» » ■ •’/
KESSA.V N K F D L ’ C I N O P L A N I ? G, A ^
A N T F F O TO TAKE OFF A POL -I
V
DAY FOR N DAYS OR YOUR MONEY
BACK' T R Y I T ’
ices s a m in
ARRELL REXAU DRUGS
TABLETS
(Ho* ♦ ©* GloAàw^ot
N o w _more than ever yo u r big buy is
■ BIG fb^ERCURY
D U N N IN G M O T O R S
BROOKINGS