Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 24, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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Street Oiling Up To Local Citizens
.... We need not be rem inded of
the narrowness o f the streets of
Brookings. T hat makes p a rk in g
a big problem . I t also increases
tr a ffic hazards, w ith the increase
we have of population. To get the
fu lle s t use of o u r streets, I believe
there m ust be p a rk in g on but one
side, and th a t a ll streets m ust be
paved, u ith some h o rt o f black-
topping, lik e th a t used by the
state highways. These are m en­
tioned to p u t you people to th in k ­
in g —and planning.
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County Fair Board
Ponders Schedule
G O LD B E A C H —Bob Grey and
Peggy B u rke o f Radio S ta tio n
K C R E , Crescent C ity , were pres­
ent at the C u rry C ounty F a ir
board m eeting last week to dis­
cuss an a d vertising program fo r
the fa ir.
W illia m Coffm an o f the O p h ir
Grange was present and asked
fo r an advancement o f $200 so the
Grange can go ahead w ith the
bu ild in g o f the eats concession.
Clarence Phipps, representing
the R o ta ry C lub o f Gold Beach,
asked fo r the use o f one o f the
buildings fo r a n ig h t range fo r
the older B°
Boy
Scouts
to U8e*
use. This
This
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U.tS *°
The o ilin g o f c ity streets in Brookings, to lay dust, w ould be topic
fo r a discussion o f citizens. W ith increased tra ffic and w ith present
d ry w eather the s itu a tio n w ill get no better, and in fin ite ly worse
H ow to o il? Perhaps old crank-case o il lib e ra lly spread, w ould help
considerable fo r the present year, u n til a budget could be set up
fo r the m ore-or-less perm anent "b la c k -to p p in g ” o f streets
The s tra n g e r who came to the P ilo t office last week, there to put
In his "tw o cents” w o rth , w asn’t kidding, although he used no d i­
plom acy in p u ttin g across his point. Sheets at Dresent i m <>><>«
as he described th e m : "th e d irtie s t he had ever seen pai>er litte r.n c
rout,,
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them all along the en
e n tire ro
u te from AM«
one end o
Chetco W ranglers, represented
o ther, and w ith a p p a re n tly no c ivic pride among citizens.”
S ta rtin g a c ity is m uch lik e s ta rtin g any business. There is never by Roy B rim m and A rnold M o r­
sufficient money at irs t to accom plish things w hich should be done ris o f Brookings asked the fa ir
However, this lack o f money need not deter citizens fro m “ p o licin g ” board to meet w ith the W ranglers
and interested business men of
the street adjacent to th e ir own proj>erty. T h a t’s only pride.
B
rookings on Wednesday, evening,
V is ito rs at the lily parade, fro m m any fa r places, were heard to
J u ly 23, at D on’s C liff House to
com m ent upon the unkem pt appearance o f the streets T h is was
perfect plans fo r th e ir various con­
q u ite an ind ictm e n t against local citizens.
tests and races being staged by
tlie W ranglers.
Mrs. Wesley S ibley consented
la r in d u id u a l who has the “ good"
of the co m m u n ity a t heart, I am to be secretary o f the fa ir board,
aieaie o f a t least tw o score people replacing B illie W ade w ho has
in this co m m u n ity w ho have given resigned.
Pair board m embers present in*
generously of th e ir tim e and en­
eluded
Leo Lucas o f H arbor, C.
ergies to make this c o m m u n ity a ll
W
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Brooks
o f Langlois, also at
the b e tte r place to live.
tending
were
W. D. Sibley, M a r­
F unctions o f a newspaper are to
ion
B
rooks
and
C liffo rd Jenkins,
chronicle events, u n ify th in k in g
by keeping people inform ed o f the county agent.
Just PERSONAL
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actual happenings and things of
the area. This has been done by
the P ilot, and on a few occasions!
it has cost the P ilo t some busi­
M r. and Mrs. A rch ie Kennedy
ness It m ay la« recalled how b it­ and th e ir year-oid tw in bovs of
te r some opposed the schools a
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| few years ago. The P ilo t bore the chx >
Yoncolla visited a feew re cently
w ith M r. K ennedy’s brother, E l­
m er, and fam ily.
M rs. D a rre ll G a rre tt is recuper­
a tin g at Sacred H e a rt H ospital,
M edford, fo llo w in g an operation.
M rs. Florence Forgie returned
recently fro m a tw o-w eeks v is it
w ith friends in Southern C a lifo r­
nia.
M r. and M rs. Roy S p rin g e r are
enjoying a few weeks v is it fro m
th e ir siste r-in -la w ; M r s. H a rry
Lee, and th e ir niece, M rs. Joe
Cook, of N o rth P la tte , N ebr.
M rs. A. M. M o rris who has been
ill fo r several m onths is now in a
rest home near Jacksonville.
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Office Forms. . A .
F o r sale now at the P ilo t office
w hich w ill fit any business; social
s e c u rity deduction slips, receipts,
sales books, etc. O rders printed
to fit the in d ivid u a l at m oderate
cost in q u a n tity lots.
SEE ME F O R -
LAN D
L E V E L IN G
B R U S H C L E A R IN G
ROAD
"Classified Ads"
B U IL D IN G
AL SARVER
VV ill the person who found a
p a ir o f heavy shoes at Tide Rock
please n o tify Ross Salvage?
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T E L E P H O N E 2822
Ransom & Second, B rookings
F o r S ale: fresh canning peas
at Snug H arbor. See M cNabb, 1
W E C O LLEC T
m ile east o f Azalea P ark
accounts, N otes and Judg-
---------- —-------------------- ments. N o c o lle c tio n — no charge,
F o r Rent room w ith tw o beds. , W estern M e rc a n tile Agency In c
Icon Olsen Lane,
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M rs. Pony Olsen,
106 E a st 2nd St., Coquille, P.O.
H arbor.
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Box 485, Phone 1621.
S P O R T IN G
GOODS
The best of everything for
the fisherm an
Rods, Reels, Lines and Lures
For tro llin g , b a it easting f ly casting and fo r s p in n in g !!!!
J.
In
J.
GALLAGHER
the center of Brookings ,
O re g o n
Just About Folks!
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By DFHV.’ V
b ru n t of a ll the blame.
One lady u r o te the S tate Super­
intende nt th a t I had the m aking
Real Estate Broker
o u t o f the school budget and was
‘•«-mile n o rth on H ig h w a y 101
b a n k ru p tin g the d is tric t. She was
•» fro lic m h e r denounciation o f a ll
m
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,o t u r n e r , „ c
” f a $I4lK
- y o f tl,c m-hool,.
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M. G. BECKER
W e are ju s t about to com plete
ISO pei month
the firs t seven m onths of 1952
and about to s ta rt an e|>ochnl last
The P ilo t many tim es has sug­
five m onths if you stop and con­ gested changes. People in groups
I ntiished three-bedroom horn
sider what is ahead fo r us. In a descended the h ill to pan me to ’ 2 acre, lovely ocean view, good
m onth, p ra c tic a lly speaking, it is the fu lle st. These same people, if w ater. Bendix washer and gas
school tim e, and w hat w ill th«« lo- I am permitted to say so, now cook stove included. Good buy at
c a ll situ a tio n be? That w ill have are leaders in the changes I had $7000. Terms.
to a w ait the first day o f school. suggested. F unny w orld, is it not ?
R apidly on the heels o f this *»•«/1 O ettm g back to a statem ent bp
eism t. as a ll o f us know, the elec­
A rp . One change suggested by > A p p ro x im a te ly 1 acre of ocean
! flt>ntAKP’ Kran<1 vie w -
Also
tion, T hanksgiving and C hhstm as the P ilo t was turned down
unit come a ll too soon fo r ntuai/| M r years ago.
- Had
” • incorporation j large ocean frontage lot, $1500
o f us. I t is am azing how ra p id ly taken place then, n r w ould not
these i/e.r x ro ll ,1 , and Thi
problems that face the
*S'e" ** nn^ 3-lx'droom homes
has seen s ir years pass,
today. People's o H i- fro m * 10e W to $12.500. in city.
ta il/ along on the seventh. The, tude was not « —
• then.
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ready
N ow I
P ilo t has chronicled many a m t s im being told many tim es a neck Lovely view lots, approxim ately
on«i changes 01 fhis area.
'*<»■* incorporation should h a v < ’«-acre and up. $600 and up. Easy
O P . Arp, c ity planning officer, I come no less than fo u r years ago terms.
b u ild in g inspector and such, re -1
Now facing this c ity since it
m ark ed to me S atu rd ay
P ,« o p le|h a s h v o m e incor|>orated
lit t le realize how much the
has don«> m shaping the destiny of
p a rking
is the
o f streets, paving and
Maybe to a num ber of
Scut
Curry an,I h..u much It you. thou, aro trivial Let me ,u K.
m. ' . ' T J ”
bM ' , r
P ” ,h a ' 1
■> one-third of
tng in the com m unity.
th«« people ot the area are aware
Being too close to th» / ‘•< fu r e .|o f the seriousness and th a t may
I am not q u ite able to see how it
also include some of the c ity of­
¿♦■♦»1 toil/ >m„e the P ilo t's ef ficials. although this is not an ac-
it has been any p a rtw u cu sat ion.
I
S O A fff good investment prop­
erties in C u ry County. Come
»n and see what we h a te to
offer.
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Other homes, ocean frontage
ots and acreage.
I Sell fh e Earth!
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