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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1950)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Page Six Best Homesites In The World Enrollment Up At SOCE, Ashland 19, 19o0 for Kraft products, of Roseburg, at coos Bay for Former Eugene Couple ; w .ho has been was a business caller in this __ 1 z x of ♦ 11 O months. w 1 VU 1 D W A 1 the past couple area last week. He remarked he Buy Zada ’ s Beauty Shop Mrs. Phillips, former chief Mr. and Mrs. Courtier, receipt I was amazed at the appaient telephone operator here, was prosperity of this section oi the transferred first to Crescent City owners of Eugene Hotel Barber. state. “Some of my biggest and and Beauty shop, have purch- ' after dial system was installed best accounts are in Curry, ’ he locally, but was shifted to Coos ased Zada’s Beauty Shop, and told the Pilot. are taking immediate possession. Bay in a short time. Mrs. Tisdale, who has operated Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis were the shop for many years, is now visitors over the week-end at Bank Statement Shows moving to the Tisdale’s recently Roseburg, their old home. Mi. Gain In Co. Deposists completed home at the seashore. Davis recently established the GOLD BEACH—The financial Davis Truck and Tractor, a new gain of Curry county, since June North Bridge Bids Will i business in the area. 30, is reflected in the jump in deposits as published by Curry Be Let October 19 County Bank, when the amount While all details were not jumped from $2,581,233.68, June immediately available, i t was j 30 to $3,080,548.01. reporred about town last week; While this reflects big gain, that Don Cameron. Forest Serv it does not tell the complete story ice engineer, stated that bids for since many newcomers still bank building the North Fork bridgej Office Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00 at their former residences. In would be opened on Oct. 19. Evenings by appointment the north end of the county, for This bridge will help immense- . convenience, many bank at Ban ly to make the Chetco river road; Phone 293 Goetz Building don, and in the southern end, an all-year road, with the bridge Bank of America has many de safe for logging. posits. a s. ASHLAND Enrollment at O. C. E. for 1950-51 is up three per cent over last year, Mrs. Mabel Winston, registrar, an- nounced last week. While the increase is not as large as was originally expected, Southern Oregon is the only col lege in the state with exception of the law and medical schools in Portland to show a substan tial increase, according to latest available figures, Mrs. Winston asserted. Enrollment at the college last year reached 782. On Oct. 10 this year the fiure was 805. All the regular collge classes (full-time students) show an in- crease. Special students ( part- time) have decreased. Mrs. Win ston also noted an increase in the number of students coming directly from high school to Ihe college. Veteran enrollment has droppt (1 30 |>er cent, which is a gene) al and expected trend in At the last regular meet ing Harbor Community club and Chetco Community L i b r a r y board, held at the Grange hall recently, ways and means to prepare a location in which to open the library to the public were (xtensively discussed. Committees were appointed to look into the different proj ects and their work will be re ported in the Pilot as plans mature. Planning Meeting Held At Gold Beach GOLD BEACH — All county and community committees met at the court house Tuesday, it was revealed to arrange for tak ing reports of performance for practices carried out and com pleted in 1950; and to set dates for conducting the 1951 (‘lections and to plan the program and the hand-books for the 1951 county program. Community committees willl An increase in the number of women students and a decrease meet to assist in developing the in men students were also noted program. Members of the coun- by the registrar. In 1949-50 thereby committee include: Cecil Watt w ere men and 291 women of Brookings; Norman Cheno this year there were weth, Ophir and Charles E. Fox, 482 men and 323 women. Langlois. Community committeemen this year include: L. W. Johnson of 41-Pound Salmon Prize Harbor; Raymond White, Brook- Caught By Hans Nelson ings; Garcia, Harbor; W Hans Nelson, besides being a G. Pearmine, Harbor; Chas. W. very good lineman, can lay his 'Graham, Gold Beach; Robert claim to being equally as good I Lamson, Pistol River; Otis Bow- John Prince, a fisherman, when Monday, he man, Joe Nilsen, Lang- displayed a 41-lb. salmon he had Langlois; Ray caught at the mouth of the Zumwalt, Sixes Hans is the envy of the whole populace now, and is I k ing beg I), w. ged to reveal his “secret” and point out where he caught the To Coos Bay This Week huge beauty. week for Coos Bay where the Send the Pilot to a friend Phillips will make their future ill save letter-writing. home, and to join Mrs. Phillips Dr. Rcbt. E. Smith DENTIST (’al Mussers Change Address To R. F. I). In a communication to the Pi lot, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Musser ask for a change of address, as a rural free delivery now has been established. The message: “Would you please send our paper to our new address. We have a mail route now, and get our mail at the road. It surely is handy. We are hoping to have electricity by December. Then it will really be nice. “We have had some snow’ and bad weather buit is nice again. We hope to have our barley all threshed in a couple of days, and Cal wants to take time off for hunting. Mrs. Cal Musser, Star Route, R. George 177.823.17 At Residence in HARBOR, OREGON Slosed Saturdays Open 9 to 5 Daily Hardin, salesman IT MAKES SENSE TO ADJUST THE BASIC SCHOOL fund The increase will accomplish 3 things: will equalize support by placing a part of the I lt increased school load expense at state level, instead rhursday. Upper Chetco of ALL at district property tax level. It will distribute school expenses to ALL the people, not just to property owners. H It will distribute money in proportion to attendance so that every Oregon child has an even chance. Oregon's children need your help! Pd. Adv. The Children’» Bill Comm, Mr». Jennelle Moorheod, Chrm, 1006 Broadway Bldg., Portland P» ' y • • ?.- r ■ ■ ■ •• ' . Don’t be TRICKED *___________ 2______ No thinking citizen wonts the evils of prohibition to return... bootlegging... racketeering... speak« easies... bribed officials... and phoney brands« TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated ob $3.093.249.51 ligations shown below) . TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Beauty Shop LOCAL NEWS CURRY COUNTY BANK 25.000 00 75,000.00 KATHERINE'S Mrs. Iva Pitt, of Logan, Iowa, went with her sister, Mrs. Bob Chambers, to Portland for sev eral days visit with relatives. Mrs. Pitt has been at the Chambers home for more than a week. They returned earlier this week from Portland. Not to be out-done by her brother, Howard Gardner, Marie Hempie, last Thursday shot a two-y ear-old bear near Long Ridge ranch, when she was with her brother, Howard, also got REPORT OF CONDITION OF a bear. “Howard has to shoot a brown cub out of a tree,” Marie told of Curry County in the State of Oregon at the close of business the Pilot. “Mine was a big guy, On October 4. 1950. and It did me a lot of good to beat him. or I wouldn’t have Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve bal heaid the last of it.” ances, and cash items in process of collection ... J $ 917,149.50 United States Government obligations, diiect and gua 1,465.311.27 Group Attended Baptist ranteed 100.651.63 ('(invention. Roseburg Obligations of States and political subdivisions........... 769,698 30 Loans and discounts l including $385.65 overdrafts) Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Mumbower ?d 88,429.68, furniture' and Bank a rd Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kerr, 18.261.98 tures $9.9TL30 and Mrs. J. E. Stevenson attend $3,271,072.68 ed Baptist convention meeting TOTAL ASSETS at Roseburg last week. Rev. Mumbower reported the LIABILITIES meeting to be inspirational and Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- interesting. He plans to have the 228.385.69 porat ions principal speaker of the con Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor vention. a missionary from Bur 474.402.53 ations Deposits ot United States Government (including pos ma. to come to Brooking soon. 47.896.49 tai savings) Deposits of States and political subdivisions ........... Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) $3.080.548.01 'IVTAL DEPOSITS 12,701.50 Other liabilities .... Capital . ........... Surplus ................ Undivithnl Profits Reserves .............. I Sister Visited Mrs. Bob Chambers For Week WORK 10.000.00 VO T E ’TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS. $3,271.072.68 AGAINST THE PROHIBITION MEASURE Memoranda ON THE NOVEMBER BALLOT " Assets pledge or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes ................... S 402,034.81 I. W. II. Andrews, cashier of the above-named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and cor rectly represents the true state ot the several Matters herein con- laincHl mid set forth, to the best of mv knowledge and belief. W. IL ANDREWS. Cashier Correct—Attest. C. H. Young. E. E. Hanscam, L. J. Spoerl and Louis L. Knapp, directors. State of Orc on, County of Curry. ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of Oct. 1950, and 1 hereby certify that I director of this bank. C. H. Young am not an otlicer n expires 8-9,54). ’ubhe. i My commi Re-elect Senator- WAYNE» DON’T BE TRICKED INTO PROHIBITION I .VOTE 317X NO . ’«• ».............M.W I
