BROONNGS-HARBOR P I L O T
Thursday, August 1, 1957
BROOKINGS MILL MENTIONED IN BOOK
A book called "This was Saw
m illing” is now In p rin t. It was
w ritten by Ralph W. Andrews,
and was published by the Super
ior Publishing Co. Box 219 0,
Seattle, Wn. It is the third in
a se rie s of books written by Mr.
Andrews.
Our informant reports that
there is a slight nostalgic tale
about the old Brookings mill in
cluded in the colorful saga of
West Coast sawmilling.
Other books w ritten by Mr.
Andrews include "This was Log
ging ', and "Glory Days of Log
g in g ." A fourth book on the Red
woods is proposed for 1958.
All of the books have been
hailed as being historically a c
curate accounts of a p a s s i n g
phase of the old Northwest.
Welcome
Wagon
Sponsors
AS' CI AT ED WITH FIRM
. ifford Haight is now asso ci
ated with the Evans E lectric
firm . He will serve mainly in
the television service dep art
m ent. He is serving as the en
gineer of the tra n sla to r station
being set up in Gold Beach.
He holds a degree in electri
cal engineering in C alifornia.
Haight is m a rrie d , and has
two daughters and a son. He was
an officer in the Army, and has
worked in radio for 25 years ant
in television for 15 y e a rs.
He decided to make Brookings
his home after a camping expe
dition here.
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100 picnic tables will be avail
able in an enlarged picnic area
at the Oregon State F air opining
in Salem August 31 for 8 days.
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DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
M rs. Ethel Twohy, and M rs.
Elaine Heffele were chosen to
be delegates from the American
Leion Auxiliary #138 of Brook
ings, to attend the American
Legion Auxiliary Convention at
Eugene on August 7th, 8th, 9th,
and 10th.
Any Auxiliary mem ber can
attend the convention who wishes
to go.
ELDER MELVIN TOMPKINS, pastor of the Brookings Sev
enth-day Adventist church will leave August 12, for St. Joseph,
M issouri, where he assum es new m inisterial responsibilities.
Tompkins has served the Brookings church for two and one half
y e a rs. The appointment was announced at the recent meeting.
Ha rbor
NEWS
Mr. and M rs. William H arm er
and family left Friday for W est
brook, Maine, where they will
make their future home. The
H arm er'sh av e made their home
here for the past several y e a rs.
Maine is M rs. H arm er’s form er
home state.
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M r. and M rs. G arrett Fox
and family of San Francisco are
enjoying a few weeks camping
on the b ar near the Upper Chetco
River bridge. Mr. G arrett has
been an annual sum m er visitor
for many y e a rs, as he is the
nephew of M rs. Sy Payne and
M rs. Marge O berg.
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Mr. and M rs. Robert Foster
left for their home in Centralia.
Saturday after a three day visit
here at the home of Mr. F o ster’s
b roth er, Milton F o ster. While
here they also visited relatives
in Smith River and Brookings as
the F oster family is one of the
pioneer fam ilies of the area.
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Teddy Eye had to return to the
Seaside hospital la st week for
further treatm ent after having
been home convalescing from
an operation about two weeks
ago.
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M rs. Leo Lucas is driving
around in a new Studebaker s e
dan this week. Now Leo can go
off up to his ranch in the hills
if he wants to, and Helen will
have a c a r to use while he is
l* ay from home.
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M r. and M rs. Herman A rzner
brought th eir grand daughter,
Shirley Hewitt home Tuesday
from Lakeview where she had
been visiting them for a few
weefcs. They returned home on
Thursday. On Sunday Shirley
and Marilyn Hale went to the 4-H
Summer Camp at Myrtle Wood
in Coos County, where they are
counselors for the younger 4-H
cam pers this week.
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L .G . Stafford celebrated his
88th birthday on July 29th. He
suffered a stroke over a year
ago, and rem ains an invalid, but
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The August meeting of the
Harbor Rural F ire Protection
D istrict will be held at th e
Grange Hall Wednesday evening
August 7th, at 8 p .m . All m em
bers are urged to attend.
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