Thursday, May 24, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
Beaver State Plan BPA Lets Contracts Health Association
Of "Citizenship"
On Curry Clearing Names '51 Officers
1 I Training For Youth I EUGENE — Bonneville Power At a meeting of the board of
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Beaver State, for both boys
and girls, is a plan for training
in the functional aspect of cit
izenship. It is a program of edu
cation, sponsored by the Ameri-
can Legion, department of Ore
gon, to teach the youth of today
constructive attitudes toward the
American form of government.
Beaver State attempts to show
that our scheme of government
has not outgrown its usefulness,
that all a democracy needs is an
intelligent citizenry and a clean,
honest and impartial administra
tion responsive to the will of the
people.
This program, originated i n •
Illinoois in 1934, has been na-[
tionally adopted by the Legion
and Auxiliary. The 1951 school
will be the 15th session for the
Beaver State.
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Haggerty Attends
"K.-F. Meeting"
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The sum of $500 was contrib
uted by the association to the
Curry General hospital for furn
ishing of one of the rooms in
the new building.
Of interest to all seal sale
contributors will be the news that I
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Curry county had the greatest
percentage of increase in the seal
sale for 1950 of any county of
the state. The increase over 1949
was 28.1 per cent with Wasco
next with 22.68 gain. The total
amount contributed the past year
was $1495.43.
directors of the Tuberculosis and
Health Association, hold recently
at Gold Beach, the following of-1
ficers were elected for the com-i
ing year:
President- Bertha Wh i r r y of
Brookings.
First Vice-President - Bishop
Jenkins, Port Orford.
Second Vice-President — Mina
DeVoe, Gold Beach.
Secretary—L i 11 i e Brown, of
Brookings.
Pete Lesmeister moved his in
Treasurer—Wilma Jo Allard. surance and real estate office to
Pilot class ads pay- use them. Gold Beach.
the buildine forme
occupied
by the C • 1c Shoe St re, I rein
the itB.'y building Tues«lay.
Pete has u; € corat. d the inter^
ior of his r. w offic?. Curry Co.
Bank will occupy the Crissey
building when remodeled.
Kathryn's Beauty
Shoppe
Featuring
Roux Color Shampoos
Rayette Color Foam Rinses
GDF Shampoos and Dandruff
Lotions Revlon Aqua-ma
rine Lotion.
Telephone 395
tTake off the blinders
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Administration opened bids at
Portland on Invitation No. 5776,
for the clearing of the Port Or-.
ford-Gold Beach 115 kv line.
Three bids were received on
this clearing project as outlined. !
M. A. Pithoud, Vancouver, for
$157,400; Robert A. Parish, San'
Francisco, for $158.400; Propes
& Zachary & Murray Bros, Gold
Beach, 8176.501. Bids are being
reviewed prior to ward of con
tract.
P age F ive
PORTLAND—Homer Haggerty
of Haggerty Twinservice, Brook
ings Kaiser-Frazer dealer, at
tended a meeting of Oregon and
Southwest Washington Kaiser-
Frazer dealers here last week,
where the group was briefed by,
Portland zone officials of Kaiser-
Frazer Sales Corporation in de
tails of local participation in a
nation-wide ‘'Test the Big 2” dem
onstration campaign scheduled by
the company from May 21 thru
June 19.
During the five weeks cam
paign thousands of motorists in
this area will be given special
tree “test” rides in both Kaiser
and Henry J. automobiles, ac
cording to Haggerty, head of the
local sales Organization.
The
special demonstrations will be
conducted under every available
type of traffic or road condition;
h n heavy traffic, on rough, hilly
and winding roads, and on good
highways at the motorist's nor
mal driving speed. Those who de
sire special tests or demonstra
tions may have them.
“It is the factory's conviction,
and our own, that a majority
of motorists buy new cars from i
habit, and habit alone,” Hagger
ty said. “The object of this spe-
cial five-point demonstration
campaign is to convince people
that there is a much better way
to buy a modern car testing by
actual riding and driving exper
ience. And of course, we believe
that the performance and riding
qualities of the Henry J and Kai
ser will measure up to the best,
or wouldn't be sponsoring such
a campaign.”
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When you choose your next new c
throw away those habit-buying
“blinders” of the past.
Today.. . open your eyes to
better value I And be sure to see
Full Price Herr (4 cvl.)
( inly $T2t down.
Price suh/ect to change
without notine.
TEST FOR...
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Comfort.. .extra-wide front seat!
Safety... big, oversized brakes!
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the Big 2 — the I lenry J and Kaiser.
Fest them for Engineering I For Quality I
For ( omfort and Safety I
WVII be glad to stop by
at your home I
SMITH
ACCOUNTING
BOOKKEEPING
Phone 302
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Hendricks Building
BROOKINGS. OREGON
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Curry County Agoni, Brookings