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Thursday, August 23, 1956 Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon Page Eight City. F rom th e re he will fly to I T h ey also visited a t the hom e of « j i s T C A L L MK DOVG” i M r .and M rs. A. P. E vavold a t ! F ia n k o rt, G erm any. G ra y land. T he E vavolds a re M - | W hen “ c,XjS co u n tX ask ‘ He has been tc n h in g ju n io r K a n ic k ’s p a re n ts. ed how he houkl a d d re ss Mr. Me- high school b u t as y e t he is n 't j K ay, he an sw e ed, - J u s t call me ce rta in of his a ssig n m en t. B efore BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT re tu rn in g to th e ir hom e th e K an- T o d ay one o u t o f ev ery fo:n Doug. I ’m m it of a job, now, but A nybody who th in k s n ig h t d riv icks visited a t the hom e of MV. a c re s of A m erica’s fo rest lan d s ing is a sn a p because th e re is le.-o .would like to go to w ork fo r you AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER tr a ffic is due fo r a lu d e a w a k e n K ai ick's p a re n ts, Mr. and M rs. a r e e ith e r poorly sto ck ed w ith in th e S e n a te .” John K anick a t P eril, W ashington tr e e s o r not stocked a t all. ing. T he record show’s th a t the N A T IO N AL E D IT O R IA L n ig h t tr a ffic d e a th r a te is ab o u t NEWSPAPER th re e tim e s th e d a y tim e ra te . PUBLISHERS T h e tru c k in g in d u s try o ffe rs ASSOCIATION u m m iB jo i f th ese e ig h t ru les w hich a re de ? signed to c u t d o w n ‘on th e n u m b er Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore of a c c id e n ts a f te r d a ik . 1. D o n 't drive a t n ig h t unless March 7, 1946, under an Act of March 3, 1879 Metal Furniture Metal Sash Fences Tools Screens you a re well rested , p a rtic u la rly if you m u st drive fo r a n y di tan ce. R ay Pisarek, Joe M u rp h y A pply d ir e c tly o ve r -txt 2. C heck lig h ts each tim e b e ru s te d s u rfa c e s — Editor» and Publisher» fo re you s t a r t d riv in g a t night beau tify as you protect! R eplace bu rn ed o u t bulbs o r s ai- Brush R u s i-O lfu m 769 D am p -P ro o f SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ed beam u n its im m ed iately . B R id P rim e r right oter the rutted surface, alter scraping and w ire - O n e Y e a r in A d v a n c e ( i n C u r r y C o u n t y ) ............ $ 3 0 0 su re y o u r lig h ts a re clean. b ru s h in g tu rem ove rust scale and O n e Y e a r in A d v a n c e ( o u t s i d e C u r r y C o u n t y ) $ 3 .5 0 3. C lean the o u tsid e of you: loose ru s t! F o llo w -u p w iih the de sired Rust-O leum finish c o lo r — w indshield a s o fte n a s neces a r y R l 1». IX H IT E , B L U E , G R A Y , and clean th e inside a s le a s t once A H .M IN U M . G R E E N . Y E L L O W . a w eek B L A C K . Resists Salt \X jte r, Fumes, Sun. Rain, H e a l! C all us fo r near 4. D im y o u r lig h ts w’hen w ithin est R ust-O leum hardw are o r pain t dea le r! 500 feet o f a p p ro a c h in g tra ffic We have completed our second year in Brookings. It 5. If oncom ing h e a d lig h ts ai < g you, look to w ard th ' seems only natural and logical that we take a moment to b rig o th h th e rin a n d edge of th e p av em e n t stop and reflect on what has passed, and to plan with re an d 11 e it a s a guide. y o u r lig h ts w hen f -Low newed vigor for the future. While two years is a very in g 6. o Dim th e r vehicles. short time, it is time enough to enable a person to sec- 7. Slow dow n a l t e r d a 'k ro you Coast Power Saw & Equip. Co. ca n s to p in th e d ista n c e illu m in a Next to Fire Dept. Brookings, Ore. many things. ted by y o u r h ead lig h ts. 8. D usk is th e m o t d a n g , ro u s This is what we’ve seen in two years. tim e of day. T u rn on y o u r 1 g lils First in our own business we’ve been confronted with e a rly so o th e rs can see you. The PILOT Night Driving; Drive Safely StB WE FINISH TW O ........ ms?»" problem after problem. We were hard pressed in coining into a strange community, not knowing a soul, anti thus equipped, trying to acquire our highly perishable item— Mr». R. J. S to k en b ro u g h t into news. We’ve been plagued by machinery adequate only th e P ilo t a clip p in g a b o u t h e r for a much smaller shop. We have been handicapped by g ran d so n . Bob N o rris, w ho w tp ; a derth of competent help, and we’ve gotton into difficul to school h ere a few y ears. B o’ been a m em ber of th e arm ed ties because of our own lack of experience. We’ve been h F as o rces W a te r Polo tt a m in G e r faced with natural problems, such as fltxxling basements, m an y and h a s w on m an y aw a rd th is g a m e and in sw im m ing. H< and long flower outages. Our main problem, however, if in also a m em ber of th e Schw eui has been parellel with the city—a grow th in the commun f u r t G erm an Polo team . D ot M artin is s ’ow ly rec >v r i , ity that just makes it hard to keep up. fry in g to g e t a house up an d run In those two years, we are happy to report, we have from resu lt of bit of ov. r e x e rlio i. T ry in g to g e t a housa up and . accomplished the following. We have acquired better and a ranch, an d g e t h im self out d newer machinery, anti exjx-ct to acquire more. In our pro the n i t he g o t into d u rin g m any / e a r s w ith S ta te H ighw ay, so • duction room, the heart of the publishing business, we of g o t D ot down an d th e mc/Lc have seperated our custom job printing from our news sa y s th e lo n g er he s ta y s daw n th iw icker h e ’ll g e t s tirr in g . Som e o paper plant in order to provide better anti faster service. us can sy m p a th iz e w ith D< n We have staffed our plant with excellent people, anti we vouch fo r th e value of th e cure h :o u g h it is irksom e. are confident that our newspaper will show definite im A M ackinaw ’ ti a u t. ju r t a sh i iver 25 lbs., in w eig h t, is re p o rt? I provements. to h av e re c en tly been ta k e n in In Brookings anti Harbor we have seen much, too, » Dell L ake, by O tto K re u g e r of these past two years. We have seen a remarkable growth G ilcrist. He w as deep t. T in w ith a b lack fla tfis . —with its accompanying problems. We have seen anti Mr. anil Mrs. J a m e s P yne an reported such wondrous things as an appropriation by fam ily re tu rn e d S a tu r d a y n g'U from W ash in g to n and 1 ('(Higress for a small boat harbor here. We have witnessed p o in ts w here th ey visited frien 1 an increased tempo in the tourist industry. We have seen and re la tiv e s, and a tt .n d e d p a ily reunion of th e Pyne ii the lumber industry here have its ups anti downs, but fam T w in P alls, Idaho d u rin g tiie watched them maintain confidence in the future by ex v acatio n . pansion. Looking ahead we can see a “triple threat”. We look John LaVigne To for even more tourist business with the elimination ©f the Peach In Germany Brokings Gold Beach 101 bottleneck, anti the fine ¡*>ssi J o h n L aV igne received a call bihties of a small lx»at harbor. We ltxik for an expanding last P iid a y a sk in g him to I'epoit a n y w here he will tea h lumlx-r indusry that will eventually realize their fuller to n ex G t e y rm ear. His p a re n ts, Mr. a potential by eliminating the wastes, anil the fuller utiliza Mrs. J o e p h K anick and D ianne him to P o rtla n d w here he tion of the existing timber. We feel sure that soon the drove b oarded a tr a in fo r N ew Y ork mineral deposits of the county will lx- tapped some way e q u estio n ers are A fourth possibility, a new fishing industry, may also be e it a g is e r th a f t o r all th in fo r m a tio n . v< t \ explored within the next few years. g ra te fu l w hen th ey get it. and are keenly Interested in O rc ron Summing up, we find that we have had problems much the same as other local businesses anti services anil esen much the same as the cits as a governmental Ixxly. Many of these difficulties were brought about by the unprecedented expansion of the area. We are well (( underway in the solving of these problems, ami moving ahead will confidence to further achievements again both as a new sp.qx r ami as a cits z Brookings Items From a Lifetime of Painting Worries Best for New Homes, Remodeling SO EAST... » SO F A H T O ERECT I mi 3 an ffffe fh iie S I 3 I N G The sensationally new permanent baked enamel MASONITE siding. Outstanding for new construction and remodeling, Enamo-3ord is made from tempered Masonile and prefinished with a special baked enamel coating formulated exclusively • for Enamo-Bord by famous Dutch Boy paints: i Dramatic new beauty is attained through a choice of colors and three popular finishes. .For extci.or and interior, Enamo-Bord is the answer for PERMANENT protection against the ravages of time end weather . . . yet it’s priced to compete with low cost, inferior types of siding. SEE IT TODAY OR WRITE FOR FREE DESCRIPTIVE BROC. 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