Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, November 15, 1956
Would You Believe It's Ten Years Since:
Oil November 17. 1945. there
was a Currv countv get-together
at the George K err home. Por-t
land, w here Mrs. George (nee
M argaret Moore set forth a roast
turkey feed enjoyed by the fol-
lowing form er neighbors: Mr. am
Mrs. Reuben Young (R euben fur-
nished copious cider draughts
from his Sandy ha me orcna’- U j
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Hickok. Prof
and Mrs. A. E Calhoun, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed M arshall, Mr. and Mrs.
Jess K irkpatrick. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
How ard Tilton, P atricia and M ar
tha A nderson, K athleen Lax
D m Simmon and K arl Fry.
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ANYWHERE BY GREYHOUND'S NATIONWIDE
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LOIS ANN M ILLER
Phone 2361
B r o o k in g s , O re .
Cheteo Ave.
T H E R E 'S
A
GREYHOUND
AGENT
NEAR
Y O U l
AdrsrHttm snt
From where I sit... / / J o e M a rsh
There'll Always
Be An "Expert"
From where 1 sit. free advice is
called “free” because it’s usually
not worth much. That little fellow
was typical of the kind of expert
who can’t resist getting in d ig s-
about how you vork, »hat you
wear, why you happen to prefer a
"lass of I ?er with your supper.
People like that don’t mean to he
troublemakers . . . but the road to
real intolerrnce is paved with
their good intentions.
Drove out to see how they’re
getting along with the new super
highway that’s going to pass
through town.
While I was there a fussy little
g u y - a spectator, like m e-cam e
up to the foreman on the job and
started making all sorts of sug
gestions: “ Shouldn't it go a little
farth er left there? . . . Why don’t
you bank the curves more? . ...
Those ditcher are awful close”
. . . and so, on and on.
The foreman took it as long as
he could, then asked politely,
“How does she look for length?’’
Brookings. Oregon
H erb Payne and two daughters
took th e S eventh degree at the
N ational G range meeting. Port
land.
i
H enry Horst opens w atch fixing
shop on m ain stem.
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Oi l house form erly the phone
en tral, moved from on Cheteo
A\ e. about w here C & K M arket
now hold forth to street in back,
and converting to residence for
Mrs. M ildred B ryne and d augh
ters.
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Bonneville Engineers in local
survey say they foresee a load of
1700 electric hp. by '56. find: ng
more expansion here than any
other place along the coast, and
that m ore saw m ills and rem an u
facturing plants will follow bet
te r land and w ater tran sp o rtatio n .
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Charlie G ravshel g ating base
m ent lined out for new building
corner of Cheteo and Fern.
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Priscilla Robinson vact inning
from helping in Joe G allaghers
store, takes six salmon.
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Rod & Gun crew again opens
riverm outh bar.
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New Shell station to open the
first of D ecem ber says Rov Sun
derland
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Chase
are the parents of a new baby
girl. Dr. David Brown was in a t
tendance.
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M i. and Mrs Robert Westbrook
w ere the p aren ts of a baby git 1
on Sunday. N ovem ber 11. Dr Ron
niger delivered.
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Mr. and Mrs Jam es Carson had
a baby girl on Monday. Novembei
12 w ith Dr. Brown delivering.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson be
cam e parents of a baby boy, born
on S aturday, N ovem ber 10. with
Dr. Ronniger in attendance. 1 he
little fellow has been named
Steven Earl, and weighed in at
6 lbs., 10 ozs. M aternal grandpa, •
m ts are Mr. and Mrs. G A. P ym ,
Brookings, and p atern al grandpa!
ent> are Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nelson, Fossil.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. L Dawson Jr.
announced from Ansbach, Ger
manv that Mrs. Dawson gave
I birth to a baby girl on November
a. 1956. She is th e form er Bonnie
Ka> Mincer, d au g h ter of Mr. and
Mrs Al M incer of Harbor.
U n ( iuerretaz secretary call»
m eeting local branch of West
Coast bulb grow ers and Web H ib
bard. C. of C. secretrv notifies
new date for th e ir m eeting owing
to holiday.
H E Y — G A L S
H a d e C h ristm ai Corsages
again this year at
GREYHOUND DEPOT
P iced from 50c to $1.00
Copyright, 1956, United States Breuers Foundation
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L C ® T / THESE V,A\ES6»?vMi FOREVER
AFTER -rue eO U N C H A S ¿E A S E P .
C0NCEIVABLX AN INSTRUM ENT M k X T
r e e e x E L - v e r that ¿ cult recapture
the sount waves of m e oeac c » st
ANC M A A E « .N Y A TO US THE ACTUAL
V C lC M ant W CRP9 OF T X « E A T MEN
O F o th er CENTURIES.
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IN O . ATES THE A M O U N T OF eCX-O
CO M M U ee WITH A n CTXR METAL TO
» A C THE A X T HARTNESÄ 2 4 CARAT
COLP « PUKE Ä X P . M CARAT A I D
MEANS M PARTS to w carps of
another metal , usually copper .
STAR! ’EM YOUNG !
CAN PexELCP T he IMPORTANT SAYIN w HASlT O y i NVESMN» IN
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ANO PY R X l OM'NS THE E X A M P LE OF T H E « (»RENTS WHO
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More Interest
Birthday Party for
Patricia Thornton
In Port Told
Nine year old Patricia T h o rn
ton was a very happy little girl
In addition to the letters show S aturday m orning w hen th e mem
ing interest in the Port of Brook bers of the Brow nie class and
ings published in last week' Ihlot other school friends began to a r
we have since received the follow- rive at her home in th eir party
following From the Medford Mail dresses and bearing gifts for an
T ribune:
afternoon of b irthday fun.
Enclosed are two stories rew rit I Those greeting P atricia w ere:
ten from m aterial furnished by Joy and Susie Johns, L inda
th e Brookings H arbor Pilot. We Brown, Ju d v Lewis, Sylvia Hogen
appreciate you sending them to B arbara Fulleton, Sylvia K ettula.
us and would use w hatever other Susan Sugg, Sonia Hogen, Pat
inform ation you may be able to Driskell. Cheryl Lancaster, Con
furnish, especially in connection nie Freem an, D ianne lloie, K aren
w ith the developm ent af the port. W esteren, Ju n e R apraeger, Diana
Signed, E arl H Adams. (The T ri M urray. Je rry Clayson, Pam elia,
bune carried extensive rew rites Jim, Sherry and Ban-y Young.
of both stories previously p r in t.! Rick Clayson, D ianice Nieme,
in th e Pilot.)
L arry, Jane, and Linda Foster,
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C laretta Foster, Ronnie and Saif-
From th e Oregon S tate M otor d ra Thornton, Mrs. M urray, as
Association:
sistant Brow nie leader, Mr. and
M any th an k s for the m aterial Mrs. Roy Thornton, paren ts of
on the Brookings Port. It is very P atricia and her grandparents,
interesting and we are keeping Mr. and Mrs. O liver T hornton,
the m aterial on file for inform a and Mrs Ruth Foster.
tion and fu tu re reference Signed,
A fter the m any lovely gifts
Sidney M King, editor.
w ere opened, refreshm ents of ice
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The P ortland C ham ber of Com cream and cake w ere served to
th e tired but happy youngsters.
m erce, u n d er the signature of
A rth u r J, Farm er, general m an a
ger. w rites:
Since activity bearing fruit re
Mr. S terret has g iv 'n me vour a coast highw ay sign at the “ Y”
correspondence on tH>
’n’-hnr th e re’s activity over on 199 for
nroiect. It is custom ary for the another sign inviting folks to
P o rtland C ham ber to support pro come th eir way.
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jects of this k ’nd so nleasc k»><>n
us advised of the m anner in which
Myth- Point schools shut down,
we con be most helpful to VOU
O” r W 'shington office has been w ater shortage and reservoirs be
called on bv vour new»’« in n*v t ing conserved in case of fire.
y°ars and is i ' v t ’ s v ilH ne to b” in ,c re st'd in any ri '< n w ater ports
of nraeti'-al service to you i* it
in Oregon.
may.
T h „ o*'...... *
>< di n of P »rt
lin g a real
A uthorities i
logon’s econ-
help in dev.’l
■” i 1
omic future. W ■ are i Iwavs happy
PotUi
S h a v e r ’’ ir ^ e I in
lopment.
Yovr le tte r of Oetoh •- 29 h. ha* to assist any p ri in
•d as to
us
a
please
keep
f ;n»11v "( ttr u to -l” d* 'V
V,’ • a r r v e r v h a n >v o receive vour progress uni w< will do
n*' ••udi n on the activities w hat \\e can to fu rth t vour in-
in voti*' area Obviously, we are tercsts.
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SfiT., NOV. 17th