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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1948)
Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community THREE. N U M B E R X X IV BROOKINGS, IIGHTS TO Quartet Began («STALLED IN B o at T rip , M on . CURRY COUNTY, OREGON $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 FIRE DESTROYS B U IL D IN G A T OSA JO H N S O N H O M E , F R ID A Y tifisi/%4* * * BI Mr- and Mrs Bob Perkins, KINGS « S /v OO H rp enry Horst and Ken Taylor rniliv«/ V N ll a flo a tin g d o w n the Rogue Fire Believed To Have Started From EMILY LOOKOUT REPLACED BY A MODERN TOWER ; R iv e r (o r are about to complete Spontaneous Combustion; Children Saved • hway Commission j th e ru n ) fro m G rants Pass, the 170 Miles o f Trails nts Permission p o in t o f em barkation. | A ll enthusi'asts about "w h ite t i o n ^ F r H j ^ K . ' 0 h" 'T been s' arted fro m ’ P « n '*n « > u i combus- A re M aintained In Light Poles , h V n ' r '? h com plc,el> destroyed the bulb and storage shed w a te r” boating, the group took The Chetco D istrict a t the Osa Johnson place. There has been no estim ate made o f Pass ------- Sun rt front the state h ig h w a y th e ir boats to Grants ------ ¡ion were received h e r e ^ 3^ ' w b e re they started the tre k he loss except th a t It w ill exceed $10,000.00 in irre p la ce a b le ar- t.eles stored under the roof. E ffo rts o f the Are d e p a rtm e n t and M t. E m ily lookout house is y afternoon. te llin g o f th e d o w n -riv e r to Gold Beach. being replaced by a new b u ild \o lu n te e rs saved the house which stood close by. I t was reported th a t the group won granted fo r erection Cat Saved Lives Of Children ---- ------------- ing and 20-foot creosoted wood rural lighting d is tric t, on expected to camp out tw o o r tow er, it was revealed by the th re e nights en route. Sleeping in this shed a t the street of Brookings, a forest service th is week. The tim e o f fire, it is said, were three! i of Highway 101. new to w e r w ill enable th is lo o k heels i ! this announce- children of Mr. and Mrs. Bob out to see m ore o f the c o u n try Johnson, o f K la m a th Falls, w h o 1 o 1 came the statement fro m d ire c tly b e l o w the m o u n ta in were v is itin g here w ith th e ir (Shavere, general m anager peak than fo rm e rly . The area grandparents.. A pet cat ke p t' * r , pw-Curry E lectric Co-op. scratching at the lit tle g irl u n til r ma q u a rte t’ P aciflc was fo rm e rly obscured by the [ that he had issued work she awakened, fig u rin g the cat S ° 1Iege’ Newberg, w ill appear a t fla t m o u n ta in top. o r wide shoul i to commence as soon as wished outside. When she had B ap,lst C o m m u n ity church in a ders to the sides o f the lookout. probably when m a te ria ls S am m y Wood, local packer, done this, she noticed a blaze #ene? o f ™ ncerj s ^ g in n in g this I for construction, A bout 90 Tons Daily and ran to her grandm other. | ^ ning ‘ ^ s d a y ) . « o’clock. and H ugh W h ite Redwood dis lighting district was cre- Mrs. Johnson, who awakened P * group W*H .a ppear again F r i’ l tr ic t packer, made short w o rk o f O f “Hot Stuff” Are* spring by action o f the the tw o boys, went bv car to day evenlng and Sunday m o rn in g packing up alm ost 200 m ule-loads court, when a p e titio n o f Spread By Crew of g ra ve l, cem ent, tim bers, lum -' arouse the fire departm ent, which 3t m orn,ng w o rsh ip service, of the property owners her. window s, h a rd w a re and m a responded as soon as possible. A U nder d ire ctio n of Roy K n ig h t. district asked th a t the A cco rd in g to the local paving fo r years, has tu rn - te ria ls needed in the co n stru c steady stream of w te r was u t this college, »’ a UVX.I naa p puc Y ’ ----wwaai- : be formed. c re w o f the state highw ay d e p a rt — on the roof of the home, and o u t singers w ho have been tio n o f the new lo o ko ut and the ered along the street, th is m ent, w o rk on th a t section of saved it from going being burned *n demand a ll over the w estern tow er. M any loads o f 20-foot t «Til extend fro m »he in H ig h w a y 101, fro m the state line also. N othing was saved from the s*ope o f ’ be U n ite d States. Las», tim b e rs w ere taken over the west of T em plar hotel to C a rp e n te rv ille , is about h a lf storage shed, as the blaze had i s p rin K the e n tire chorus, both steep, n a rro w and w in d in g M t. 5» guard station, aggre- com pleted. too much headway when discov- ' male and fem ale, appeared at E m ily tr a il w ith o u t mishap. Each 9 lamp posts. The crew, spreading between ered. | S m ith R iv e r M ethodist church in m ule was loaded w ith tw o t im of this expense w ill SO and 90 tons d a ily of "hot tw o concerts, when m any local bers per trip , w ith the load -gh taxation against the s tu f l” has already spread in ex M ans A rticles Irreplaeable w e ighing about 200 pounds. people w ent th e re to listen. > along the route. cess o f 4000 tons, it was stated,,1 Resides some $1000 in hand Fred G ardner's road crew is s ‘'o the advertisem ent on page w ith a ll patching w o rk done at tools o f various kinds, many of now m a in ta in in g the Chetco riv a rticle s destroyed were o f. o fJ h 's ,'’ sue fo r ,u r th " d' - the m om ent. the er road to Lone Ridge. Because ta ils about the q u a rte tte . Since the rock crusher was put high sentim ental value. Prized of heavy damage caused by las*, in to service, w ork has progressed were about a dozen 100-year-old w in te r's rains, lio th p a tro l g ra d e r ra p id ly, « although crew picture frames which had been ’ "s n . I m ore a«*fx*v**j, a i i ivsva&i i the iiiv view and bu lld o ze r are lx*ing used on BEA( II At a recent was able to com plete much of the collected over a period of years. the job. M any c u lv e rts are be • the county fa ir hoard p a tc h in g w'ork from stockpiles About a h a lf dozen overstuffed ing in sta lle d o r replaced. M a in te program, subject to along the highway before that. chairs, a new bathroom bowl, and nance has lw»en cornplet«*d on ••tanges. was released: The com pleted w ork, accord a q u a n tity of new boxes fo r use the H u n te rs Creek, P isto l R ive r, Sept. 3—E n try Day. ing to m otorists who have tr a v of t h e B rookings-H arbor B ulb South F o rk o f P isto l R iver, and m' Exhibits in place. eled the rout, is excellent, and M a rke tin g Co., were among the C a rp e n te rv ille roads. £lr‘S l.ind products and ados much to the speed at which in ve n to ry o f lost articles. Forest service tr a il crews have V. F. W. A u x ilia ry iwwnics tra ffic can be handled. Absence o f W ind Helped Dept. m a in ta in e d 170 m iles o f tra ils on To Give D inner To • a Judging of live sto ck From here this crew is slateo A ccording to a statem ent of the C hetco d is tric t so fa r th s p- m. Fair dance. Raise Hospital Funds season. E a rl Bronson and S te w ♦o move To Gold Beach, where Hom er Johnson. S aturday m orn ) Sept. 4., 10 a. m. 4-H w eek w ill be continued from ing, the absence o f w ind aided a rt M cLean are now b ru sh in g '^rations, ju d g in g c o n -, C a rp e n te rv ille to Ophir. Under d ire c tio — n of M rs D oris out tra d s in the S naketooth area the fire departm ent and volun- - ........ teer workers. A fog kept the b icem an, ch a irm a n fo r B ro o k south o f Chetco riv e r. P m. Parade. e r M»w., » ..„.„.u ...- . in «s- and eterans o f F or- blaze dowm to a a m inim um >ngs, and the the V Veterans The seasonal fire p ro te ctio n Rodeo and races. So hot was it on the roof of eiKn Wa!> A u x ilia ry , a d in n e r is force on the Chetco d is tric t co n m Veterans dance. the residence, H 4m er Johnson b<’*n8 planned fo r th is area, to sists o f nine positions: ; Sept- 5— 9:00 a. m. claim s th a t he had to tu rn the Vf‘ hpld M onday evening at 7:00 D is tric t G uard C ecil L. Owen. '"urch services a t f a ir L a st rite s were held at B aptist w a te r on him self to keep fro m a* Odd F ellow s h a ll. Reser- D is tric t C le rk Ret a Ganong. C o m m u n ity church, Tuesday af having his clothes catching afire, vations may be made w ith M rs.! D is tric t P acker Sam Wood. * Baseball game. ternoon, at 2 o’clock, fo r Cora W hen he descended fro m the fre e m a n at Chetco Store, Snow ('a m p Lookout ■ W illia m noon, exhibits released. A p a rt o f the o ve r-a ll plan,! B. Lane. E liza b e th S u lliva n , a resident ot roof his clothes were d ry P m- parade. The place was only p a rtia lly dinners have been arranged a t th is area fo r 22 years, w’ho died! V ulcan Peak Lookout J e rry ‘ m Rodeo and races S unday at the C oos Bay hospital. J covered by insurance. W hile no three places in the co u n ty to add D aly. ’ 6, u o o P. m. B orn at Senaca, Mo., January in ve n to ry was available, the loss im petus to the drive, w hich is Long Ridge Lookout K e nneth 5, 1889, she came west as as a exceeds $10,000. claimed Hom er h<>P**d to c a rry on to c o m p le tio n 1 L. S ten n e tt. a hospital in the county, with M t. E m ily Lookout -C halnaer c h ild w’ith her parents. She had Johnson, Saturday location at Gold Beach because' A. Lindsley. been a ilin g fo r some tim e, and a?_pn August 7 of its stra te g ic geographic loca M cG ribble G uard — M a rk F re c e n tly was taken to Coos Bay] ror Parties tion. A u x ilia ry stations, or firs t P o rte r. h ospital. r | a‘d places w ill be m a intained ng the b irth d a ys W in ch u ck G uard James Lusk S u rv iv in g , besides her w idow er i I« at P ort O rfo rd and B rookings fo r P a rtf« .^ ^ ^ ' gave rise F ra n k S u lliv a n , are tw o sons and H e a d OT L o ca l xO I A t a n organization m eeting,] eases w hich cannot be moved im- . s ’ urday, w hen tw o daughters. She was 59 years, Tommy Tucker Shows ih ^nterained her held last T hursday evening a t] m ediately o r w hich do not par- 7 m onths and 3 days old. In te rm e n t was at W illia m J H a rb o r Grange, C liff Lindskoug j tic u la rly need the hospital ex Wares To Lions (li» b and i. l beacb w ith «•¡a luncheon. T om m y T u cke r, of H o llyw o o d , W a rd M e m o ria l P ark, w ith Rev. tras named to head Local No. 2815 cept fo r a short tim e, heli M rs George M ateer, one o f sound-effects man w ho gives a n i i fp_. 2g 0 * three, N ic k N. N eufeld in charge of of A F of L. tim b e r w orkers J A. Vaughan was named r e - ; the in s tig a to rs of the co u n ty hos- m ated cartoons th e ir voice, was for P,aV- the services. ccrding secretary and Charles p ita l plan, was in B rookings o n i a v is ito r at the Lions C lu b p ic I'. a a' ,Prnoon. w hen G riffith as financial secretary. ! Tuesday to contact people who* nic, at M d ls C reek lodge. T u e s tee cream ( A costum e p a rty was held at A t the same tim e the -charter i w ill w o rk on th is proposition. and day evening. The C rescent C ity *• the C harles Low home. F rid a y • . . • i ......t 1 Ux. o n lie f iz l /k F s a il r i r a m u a f to rn : by . a the* to e n list aid of a ll r o i rganizations club, w h ich hold m any of these evening, honoring Miss Beverly was granted to m n. ac- of the area. Chetco Grange was g e t-to g e th e r p a rtie s in the open, C h a m -i B ynum , o f Salem, who has been in te rn a tio n a l org, ho had the firs t to p u b lic ly announce its in vite d the B ro o kin gs R otaría ns 'Prs have v is itin g the Low home th.s 'u m - cording to M r A h to jo in in the a ffa ir. mg of the plan. tí ’ 5 source»,. mer. N ine young couples enjoyed signed up the me, The d in n er, served in tr u ly 4°- These the evening fe stivitie s, m a d e itiu tn e t ed B yrn e and Joan picnic fashion, was enjoyed a t a ’Fy of the en jo yab le by the clever costumes., le business visito rs -jx H it Rot a fo r th e 1 Miss B ynum w ill re tu rn to her j h ri on H ig h w a y 199. q u ille Wednesday. ” ’ty. home a t Salem soon. SURFACING CREW ABOUT HALF-WAY ON HWY. PAVING jrom Outlined County Fair DISTRICT DINNERS WILL START DRIVE FOR CO. HOSPITAL Last Rites Held For M rs , S ullivan, Tue. C liff Lindskoug Is I j | OQ1C 3. * ./ Pacific O ud rte t To GlVO Concerts In . g . 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