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Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere o Finer Commun i ty
Volume Six, Number Thirty-one
BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
Chamber Fights
Telephone Co'y
Rate 'Boost'
Ah
S am Hisl will re p resen t th e
c h a m b e r of com m erce and this
a re a a t S alem before th e public
u tilitie s com m issioner in opposi­
tion to W est C oast T elephone
C om pany’s h earin g to boost te le ­
phone ra te s in the section served
by th e com pany. Lack of proper
service is reason for th e opposi­
tion ta k e n by th e ch am b er a t
th e S ep tem b er m eeting, held last
T h u rsd ay evening.
S ervice on teleg ram s w as a n ­
o th e r topic of discussion a t the
ch am b er m eeting, m any quoting
as m uch as a w eek delay on de­
livery of im p o rta n t m essages. |
The g arb ag e dum p, up the
so u th ban k road, w as tu rn ed
back to E lm er B ankus, by vote of
th e cham ber. Im p ro p e r use of
th e site by citizens, and th e con­
s ta n t expense w ere given as r e a ­
sons.
T he city of B rookings, |
served by th e B rookings G arbage
Service, is provided by th e dum p
belonging to Mr. S m ith. T he
c h a m b e r felt th a t it could not
afford fu r th e r to p a y costs
b ro u g h t on by the ca re m any
people caused th e dum p.
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T he Treasury D epartm ent offers three
y choices to holders ot Series E, U nited States
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Defense Bonds, when their Bonds mature:
Choices: You may: Owe, accept cash, if
you so desire; Two, continue to hold the
present bond with an autom atic interest-bearing
extension, 1 bree, exchange your bonds in am ounts
of $500 o r m ultiples for a Defense Bond of Series
G, which earns current incom e at the rate of
2 /2 percent payable semi-annually.
Action: If you w ant to obtain cash, you simply
present your bond, with p ro p er identification, to
anX Pa>ing agent. If you want to extend the
m atured bond you have ABSOLUTELY N O TH -
1NG T O D O —just continue to hold it. Extended
f
bonds may be cashed at any time you wish. If you
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want a G Bond, see your bank for details,
nferest: The extended bond will earn simple interest on the face
am ount at the rate of 2 '/2 percent for the first seven and one-half years.
i . r rha i ,en “ W‘ bC a‘ a h' Sh" ratC sufficient “> Provide a total return
e
-year extension period of 2.9 percent com pounded.
• x e S ! ' ou llave 'h ech o ice of ( l ) reporting E Bond interest for Federal
incom e taxes on an annual basis o r (2 ) paying the taxes on the interest in
the year when the bonds finally m ature o r are redeem ed. T he privilege of
deferring taxes does not apply if the E Bond is exchanged for a G Bond.
His W ife Won;
Ber Fish 'Big'
A rt G u th rie has won m any bas­
k e tb all gam es th ro u g h his finesse
and schem ing—he is feared by
most coaches as being " p re tty
s m a rt.”
B ut for the gal who d arn s his
socks and buys his ties—his wife,
h e ’s a m ighty poor fisherm an—
n o t even m edicre.
S a tu rd a y , M rs. G u th rie cam e
hom e w ith a 37-lb. salm on said
by m any to be about th e m ost
b eau tifu l.
And A rt? His best
effo rt w as a 5-lb. ja c k salm on,
and m any said he w eighed his
han d w hen it w as tossed on the
scales.
W ith A rt not too fond of fish to
e a t—he is likely to p atro n ize the
r e s ta u ra n t fo r a few' days.
M an’s ego gets blasted in the
fu n n iest w a y s’
Tickets Call Nears
For "Parade"
Council Studies Charters of Other
Cities; Applications Were Read
m I. i \
, September
1051
Enumerators On
Census Count
For Brookings
N o rm an Frees, re p re s e n ta tiv e
of E a rl T. N ew bry, se c re ta ry of
ot s ta te , arriv ed M onday n ig h t
and T uesday s ta rte d five en u m ­
e ra to rs on the task of co u n tin g
th e population of th e incorporat*
ed area of Brookings.
Mrs. J u a n ita Echols, who han»
died th e co u n ty e n u m e ra tio n in
th e federal census in 1950, heads
the g ro u p com posed of herself,
H a rriet B aker, B erth a Beers, P a ­
tricia H ellrig and A m ber C am p­
bell.
D istrib u tio n of s ta te gas ta x
and liquor tax m onies is m ade on
a p er c a p ita basis, to ta lin g a p ­
p ro x im ately $7.00 p er person. It
is th ere fo re im p o rtan t th a t ev ery
resid en t of th e in c o rp o rated a re a
he in on th e official co unt.
T he w ork of e n u m eratio n is be­
ing done w ith each lady ta k in g a
c e rta in section of th e city, d esig ­
n ated on th e m ap w ith w ork to b»
rushed so th a t th e ta s k will be
com pleted by th e end of the w eek.
Mr. F rees prom ised th e P ilot th a t
the v ita , in fo rm atio n w'ould be
released before he re tu rn e d to
S alem .
M A S S E T S TO M O V E
TO U K IA H
A fte r living in th e H a rb o r a re a
fo r th e p ast six y ears, Mr. an d
Mrs. D. F. M asset a re leaving
this week to m ake th e ir hom e in
Ukiah, Calif., w here Mr. M asset
will be em ployed.
T h eir neighbors on th e low er
W inchuek have been e n te r ta in ­
ing in th e ir honor this pas’t w eek.
M rs. B erth a M ooore gave a d in ­
n e r for th em one evening, as did
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B ecker also.
On S unday night th e neighbors
and o th e r friends g a th e re d a t th e
hom e of Mr. and M rs. W ill Mc­
Vay for a c a n a s ta p a rty and s u r
prise show er of going aw ay g ifts.
B oth Mr. and Mrs. M asset a re
so rry to leave this a re a as th e ir
y e a rs h ere have been happy ones,
an d they have m ade a good m any
friends. T hey are not selling
th e ir place n e a r th e s ta te line as
th ey hop«» som e day to re tu r n
h ere to live.
B rookings city council
has c a p ita l m ust he raised from busi­
found out th a t a city c h a rte r, ness taxes. In O ctober, th e re will
tailo red to fit B rookings, is a real he the liq u o r tax m oney for the
task, one w hich is co m p arab le to th ird q u a r te r of 1951. G asoline
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ra ftin g of the C o n stitu tio n tax m oney will not be due until
of th e U nited S ta te s, and to com e a f te r the first of the y ear, p ro b ­
up w ith one accep tab le to th e ably F eb ru a ry .
residents is th e goal. In d elib era-
Bons T uesday evening the task
w as Possibly o n e-th ird finished,
It w as ag reed th a t B rookings
would be relieved of th e g en e ral
law of O regan. u n d er w hich th i
G ravesine services w ere held
first election w'as held, a m ay o r
and tw o councilm en W’ould be F rid ay at 2:00 p.m., u n d er a u s ­
elected a t each election. To g et pices of Sidney C roft Lodge, A,
on this schedule, at the 1952 elec- F. & A. M., for Jam es M. F raz ie r,
is m
area,
Bon th re e councilm en will be long-tim e resid en t of th
m is
m ,
elected, tw o for fo u r y e a rs and u ’ho died T uesday a f te r a linger-
th e th ird for two years.
ing illness. In te rm e n t w as at to e!
S everal ap p licatio n s for nosi- W i,liam Ja m e s W ard M em orial G o l d B e a c h L a d
A fte r 95 days, eight s ta te s and
tlon of police w ere read, w ith P a rk
m an y b a rre ls of B a ttle sh ip roof­
Born in T exas, A ugust 7, 1883,
ing sales, Mr. and Mrs. John
each being studied by the council.
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w as read, w ith action to be tak en earIy m anhood in th a t s ta te . He
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today
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• T h e H ogans visited th e ir old
B each as second a lte r n a te to th e
before lax m onies w i l l be r e a liz e d
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W ednesday
, w as m arrie d to E th el H a rris, en to comp«*tltors for ap p o in t­
B attle sh ip sales on th e trip A dventist
w ere good. To S to kley Foods, a night, S ep tem b er 26, a t 8 p.m. ♦ M a lisa H e n d ric k s b eau tifu l, m oving to O regon in 1919. w here m en ts for the 4th D istrict in Ju ly
j^e fam ily has since PMidfld They this year.
16-barrel o rd er w as m ade. E njoy­ This is an exceptionally fine pic­ u n u su a l n e u p a in ’ ings.
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tlon of principal and m eets th e
s titu te . All a re invited and will |
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years.
th e y say.
♦ C ensus ta k e rs looking un d er
be m ade welcom e.
A M aster M ason for m any final physical and m en tal e x a m i­
y ears, Mr. F ra z ie r w as one of the nations, he will e n te r th e A cad­
T his will ta k e th e place of th e every bush.
re g u la rly scheduled p ra y e r m e e t­ ♦ M ayor D im m ick chopping lets- c h a rte r m em bers of S idney C roft em y in Ju ly , 1952.
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lodge. T he last t?n y ea rs he has
ing.
o a n
n
I lily
tltr
f grow
v r z x i i ing,
im »
♦ Irafiic signs in th e school n been
engaged i in
zone. \\ atch it!
Ailinj? for
JT2!** V/ith
H erold S erg e an t is g e ttin g the ♦ H a r o ld S a rg e n t gaining pro- h e a rt tro u b le, he h a s been u n ab k
ills on his house on Del N o rte fessional aim w ith th e h am m er, j to do an y th in g the la s t few
U ntil fuifh« r notice the Lir
ane. assu rin g him th a t w et w ea-
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1 m onths, m uch of which w as spent
brp.ry will be op'»n on T u es­
lu r m ry com e soon w ith o u t a n y , \ iolinists w _____
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ife _ and
day and F r ’dev a f ‘r»rnoon
• ’ t .. c. j to his building pro- oreh«*stra S unday evenings. W r ite ! d au g h ter. M arilyn B row n, wer«
from 3 to 5 o’clock in stead
.iding < 4d tim es.
? \ 188, B rookings, O re .’ w ith him at th e tim e of his d ea th , of 2 to 5.
Hogans Come Home
Tim e is fast ru n n in g out for
people of this a re a to o b tain th e ir
tic k e ts for th e second an n u al
“P a ra d e of Q u a rte ts ” and caval-
cade of harm ony, to be stag ed
S a tu rd a y , O ctober 6, a t th e P ine
Cone T h e a tre .
H eference is m ade to th e local
B arb e rsh o p p er’s
a d v e rtis e m e n t
w hich ap p e ars on p ag e 12 of this
issue, tefiing w h a t is in sto re for
those who like good singing
T ick ets a re on sale a t G ould’s
Shoe S tore, B rookings, and th e r
will be no reserved seats, so the
first com e will
be _____
first ______
served.
____
P ast experience for m any has
been th a t they cam e too la te to
get a seat, and disappointm ent
w as g re at. T h ere will lx? no aft-
erglow tic k e ts av ailab le to th e
public since th e re will be so m any
visiting b arb ersh o p p ers th a t the
G range hall will be taxed to th e
lim it to accom m odate them alone,
Last Rites Held
For J. M . Frazier
Wins Appointment
Movie Coming
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