Brookings-Harbor pilot., June 06, 1957, Image 12

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B ro o k in g s -H a rb o r P IL O T *»»* B r o o k in g ., O re .
L AVING for girls
Brookings hems
STATE
Kay W a lla ce, who
has been sta y in g w ith
her Aunt and U n cle,
M r. and M rs. R obert
C o llie r at 327 S p ru ce,
w ill be lea v in g F r i ­
day for San A n g elo ,
T ex a s for the s u m -
m er m on ths.
J u n e 6 . 1957
M r. and M rs. F ra n k
T y g a rt and son J a m es
enjoyed a M e m o r ia l
D a y t r i p to G rants
P a s s to v is it M r. and
M r s . G r a n t P o w e ll.
The P o w e lls a r e f o r ­
m er r e s id e n ts of the
Harbor a r e a .
Mr. and M rs. B ill
M i s s G ail Week» Huovila and th eir dau­
and M iss S h ir le y H ew ­ g h te r s, C arol Ann and
itt w ill be le a v in g June K a t h y of B rook in gs
9 fo r S a lem to attend w ere r e c e n t v is ito r s
in G rayland, W a s h . ,
G ir ls S ta te.
Mr « .M ild r e d Byrne w here t h e y v is ite d
e n te r ta in e d on June 1 w ith M rs. H uovila’ s
H a ro ld J o c h e n s w a s
in th e ir honor w ith a p a r e n ts, Mr. and M rs.
M rs. Jim D onnelly
c o ffe e h ou r, a s s is t e d John J a a ttela . C a ro l s t r i c k e n w ith k id n e y
and M rs. K endall G ro v ­
by M rs. L. G. Twohy Ann and Kathy r e m a in ­ s t o n e t r o u b l e M o n d a y er m ade a tr ip to M ed-
and M rs. Dan M a sse t. ed w i t h th eir g ra n d ­ m o r n i n g , a n d w a s t a k ­ f o r d la s t W ednesday
A f e w o f t h e young
p a ren ts, and th ey w ill e n t o th e S e a s i d e h o s ­ to take M rs. D o n n elly ’ s
w om en w ho had a tten d ­ be retu rn in g in tw o or p i t a l a t C r e s c e n t C i t y . fa th e r -in -la w to Camp
D r . D a v id B r o w n w a s
ed G irls State in forma- th ree w e ek s.
W h ite.
in a t t e n d a n c e .
y e a r s w e r e p r e se n t to
l e n d t h e b e n efit of
th eir e x p e r i e n c e s to
G ail and S h ir le y .
D e lic io u s r e f r e s h ­
m en ts w e re s e r v e d .
CONSERVATORY TOUR
SET
The C u rry County
S o il C o n ser v a tio n D is -
t r i c t w i l l sp o n so r a
c o n s e r v a tio n tour in
t h e P o r t O rford and
S ix e s a r e a on W ed n es­
day, June 12, sta rtin g
at 1:30 PM . S o il c o n ­
s e r v a tio n a s w e l l a s
good farm m an agem en t
p r a c t i c e s w ill be in ­
cluded in the to u r.
F ir s t stop w ill be
a t t h e A . W. S w eet
d a iry fa rm on the E lk
r iv e r . Stream bank p r o ­
te c tio n , p astu re m a n ­
a g e m e n t and w eed con«
tr o l w ill be the h ig h ­
l i g h t s on th is fa r m .
N ext s t o p w ill be at
the g r a s s v a r ie ty n u r ­
s e r y and s o il fe r tility
t r ia ls on the Ray Zum­
w a lt fa r m , S ix e s .
Z um w alt a l s o has a
t i m b e r pruning and
thinning d em on stration
p l o t that w ill be e x ­
plained to the group.
O t h e r sto p s w ill in -
c l u d e p astu re p lan t­
in g s and d ra in a g e.
C e c il Watt, H arbor,
c h a irm a n of the board
of s u p e r v is o r s of the
S o il C o n ser v a tio n D is ­
t r ic t , u r g e s anyone in ­
t e r e s t e d in c o n s e r v a ­
tio n p r a c tic e s to join
t h e to u r.
T h is tour
has b een w orked out
th rou gh the c o o p e r a t­
ion of the d is tr ic t s u ­
p e r v i s o r s , the S oil
C o n ser v a tio n S e r v ic e ,
and the County E x te n ­
sio n A g e n ts.
Mr. and M r s . C h a r­
lie Y o k u m of John
D ay, O re. have m oved
to B ro o k in g s to liv e .
The Y okum s a r e the
p a ren ts of M rs. H a r­
old M oore. T hey a re
m aking over a house
on P a rk v iew D r iv e.
M rs. J e s s ie Judkins
and her b r o th er , Obie
N ew ton retu rn ed hom e
Monday a fter spending
s e v e r a l days in K la m ­
ath F a lls over M em o r­
ia l Day.
Ufa W6& Amazed
Says CAR LIFE,
The Family Auto Magazine
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I
briek clipping tells you worlds
about the ’57 Buick.
It tells you we went all out to make this car
completely new—yet we didn t sacrifice a sin­
gle Buick virtue.
So you still get that unmistakable Buick
T
he above
styling.
You still get that big-car room and comfort
and that solid Buick quality.
But you also get so complete a change in the
vitals of this car that the driving of it is a won­
drous new experience.
You get a brilliant brand of performance
that's different from anything else that goes
What youliave to do is get in this car and
drive it. Drive it around the block, through
town, out on the highway. Actually feel what
happens when you press the gas pedal, turn
the steering wheel, touch those powerful
new brakes.
T hen-and not till then—will you know why
folks call this “the dream car to drive”
T h e best advice we can give you, by far, is
this: Ask your dealer for a trial run today.
•N e w A d va n ced V ariable P itch D yn a flo w i t th e on ly
Dynaflow Buick builds today. It is standard on Roadmaster,
Super and Century - optional at modest extra cost on the
Special Safety Buzzer u standard on Roadmaster optional
at extra cost on other Series.
K x c l u e l v W it h Bulete
on four wheels.
Words won’t describe it. Telling you there’s
an all-new engine, an instant new Dynaflow,*
a completely new power train-none of that
will convey this- news to you.
• A M T Y -B U Z Z IR *
M "bwilvin coradonco"
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■iloopor-hoor yoo wont to »toy undo», Loop»
«boo you drop bolow tteot poco.
W HEN BETTER A U T O M O B IL « AXE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
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