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
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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 .”
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tr e e s o r not stocked a t all.
ing. T he record show’s th a t the
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th re e tim e s th e d a y tim e ra te .
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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
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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
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WE FINISH TW O ........
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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
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('(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
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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
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let some sunshine in
Tourist Information
Bureau Needs More
1 lelp Weekends
The T o u rist In fo rm atio n B u ieau
m ain tain ed by th e local C h am b er
of IS m inieive is one of th e g r e a t-
« st a ss e ts of all O regon an d e sp ec
ially th e co ast. T uesday m orning
th e re w ere tw e n ty -tw o p a r t ie s all
from th e so u th , looking fo r dope
on «11 s o f ts o f th in g w h ere to
i «nip, s ta te speed law s, fishing
d a ta an d w hat a b o u t B .o o k in g s *
It seem s It would be a .splendi 1
idea If som e o f th e to w n 's b u s i
n essm en or w om en would help out
w ith
th e
m o rn in g
shift an d
esp ecially S a tu rd a y an d Sunday
w hen th e re is no one m anning the
booth and w hen th e nu»-1 people
atop.
—Sunny Brook whiskey, that is !”
warm and friendly as a man’s
handshake, good as his word
. . . the finest o f fine
Kentucky whiskies!
One of th e nicest th in g s ab o u t
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OLDSMOBILE - GMC TRUCKS
KENTVCK Y
$080
BLENDED
X pt.
Sunny Brook Whiskey
$^35
4/5 qt.
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Bourbon IThiskey
C h e e rfu l as its N a m e I
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