Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, January 22, 1953, Page 6, Image 6

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    6 Brookings I Iarbor Pilot
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1953
Importance Of
Blood Donations
H ere in this town we know a
fellow who has reached the m e­
tallic age; Gold in his teeth, sil­
v er in Ins hair, and lead in his
pants.
B ro o kin g s
$3.00 pei
lì
We ll be glad to tell you
how to save m o n e y on
your fire insurance costs.
ARTHUR KNOX
In su ra n ce
.l^ c n c v
Gallagher Bldg.
PH O N E 2211
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Sabin
have returned from a trip to
G«»os Bay on both business and
pleasure.
Ed Grootcndorst took a trock
!oad of blooming azaleas and hy­
drangeas to the central California
1 11.11 ke fs last week. I'he.v are now
lining to m ake a fin»' showing.
I ’ l.m fs in outdoor plantings in this
area that are in protected places
are show mg color.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyd Stefani will
try to get a suntan in southern
sections while away from Lloyd's
hnrlxiship during a lew weeks
hence.
News reaches The Pilot that a
local b<>\, Jim Grush, will leave
w ith
NOTICE
is hereby given th at
W HITE A PPLIA N CE CO.
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M atot Co wlH
t * re sp on sible fo r radios
nr
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of «t the discrehon of new
»»win rs 30 days from the »late of thia n o tic e
BERT
and GENE
GENE WHITE
W HITE
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l and
Easy S treet, Brookings
Phone 2545
NEW
HARBOR TRAILER COURT
NOW OPEN
Space for modern trailers
T urn left 3/10 mile S. from Chetco Bridge
RUSSELL & WILLOUGHBY
HARBOR
C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S
Highway Frontage
(Highway 101, O regon’s Main S tre e t)
CHETCO RIVER FRONTAGE
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R E SID E N T IA L LOTS
NEW HOMES
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RANCHES
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FARM LANDS
ACREAGE
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INDU STRIA L SIT E S
INCOME PR O PE R T IE S
Beautiful Scenic, P arklike Ocean F ro n tag e
W. H. BRADY
G ardner Bldg.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
(Phone 2S01)
Brookings, Oregon
ON THE WINCHUCK
PHONE 2568
1 Iarbor, Oreijon
Brookings
2 STOMACH ULCERS
J o u t TO EXCESS ACID
2 QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST
A ik About 15 Doy Triol O ffer
b* * n *'•** ft»r relief of
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, - **** Ar < A,k for
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POTTED AND CUT FLOWERS
Phone 254$
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Watch and Jewelry
Repairing
Acr >ss from the Bank
:
Beginner’s Piano
and ('oaehing
Writ»'
M incer's Jew elry
McVAY'S GREENHOUSE
Teacher of
Ot
winch and dozer, by the
hour or contract.
ART GIBBS
Copr 19)1
G ra y M o o rr
ApBMT
Lemember dates or
Soon, my kiddo
Your wife will be
A n old grass widow.
New D-7 Cat
JOYCE MORGAN
Miss Marx M ontgomery, nurse
a ssistin g Dr. Ronniger, enjoy»xl n
two-week vacation through the
holidays in the Los Angeles area,
returning to Brookings on Sunday.
J
For Rent
Cpl. C urtis Chapman, whose
parents live in Brookings, and
Cpl. Lee U. Sm ith, son of Mrs.
Annalx'l Sm ith, are with the Sev­
enth Infantry division in Korea.
Good au th o rity brings us the
news that Dr. McKenna, dentist
of Portland, who is building a
new home near the sta te line, will
ojx'n offices on the second floor
ot tli»' Clive Manley building
within the next few weeks.
Sym ptom s of DistreM Arising from
?
SIMPLICITY
Oh, w hat a power has white
sim plicity.—Keats.
The teaching of Jesus w ere sim ­
ple; and yet He found it difficult
to m ake rules understand, be- J
cause of their great lack of spirit*
uality.—Afury B aker Eddy.
Simplicity is an exact medium
the disadvantages. In m any cases
What to Watch
both w a te r and sewer systems
Have boundaries described in
m ust be p rovided by the pro pe rty the deed checked by a surveyor
owner. A lth ou g h lots cost less, as­ before you buy, to’ m ake sure
sessments are made fo r local im ­ they are co rrect. M ake sure also
provem ents. D istance to schools th a t the loca tion is the one you
and offices is often great and
understand it to be so you w on’ t
there is g e n e ra lly a lack of good build on the w rong lot.
p ub lic tra n s p o rta tio n . F ire pro­
D on’t buy a lo t u n til you are
tection services m ay be la ckin g
le g a lly ce rta in that the title to
too.
A f t v you decide on the loca ­ the land w ill be cle a r in yo ur
tion, you w ill be ready to look fo r name. It is the legal d u ty of the
n piece o f p ro pe rty. F irs t, size seller to fu rn is h you w ith p ro of of
and shape m ust be considered. A a c le a r title .
n a rro w lot w ill accom m odate a
The v a lid ity o f a c le a r title
tw o -sto ry house; a wide, fa ir ly should be insured bv a g ua ra nty
shallow lot is suitable fo r a ranch policy w hich is the only safeguard
hom e; a h illy lot g e n erally calls th at the land is yours. A fte r the
fo r a sp lit-le v e l dw elling. T e rra in p o lic y has been issued, the g ua r­
is another im p o rta n t land feature a nty com pany defends any suits
to consider.
brought against the p ro p e rty own­
Soil condition, w hich can be de­ er and i f there is any loss to him ,
te rm in e d by having test holes the com pany pays fo r it.
dug, is a land fe ature th a t has
Should you buy a c o u n try lo t at
d ire c t b earing on house construc­ a ta x sale, get a q u it c la im deed
tion. Heavy d ir t o r clay soil is fro m the owner. Some states p e r­
excellent because it is e asily ex­ m it the ow ner to redeed the p rop­
cavated w ith pow er equipm
■ • ent w e rty if you
V» v* Uvl
I i x.'L o bta in this
do not
and holds its shape w e ll w hile | docum ent fro m h im .
Just About Folks
betw een too little and too much.
—S ir Joshua Reynolds.
B eauty of style and harmony
and grace and good rhythm de­
pends on sim plicity.—Plato.
To sec a thing and tell it in
plain words is the g reatest thing
a soul can do.—Ruskin.
Sim plicity of c h aracter is no
hindrance to subtlety of intellect.
— John Morley.
Four-H beginners elected offi­
cers of their group on W ednes­
day morning at the home of Mrs.
Lou Thompson, who is their lead-
erThey were, Nancy Thompson,
president; Jody Dimmick, vice-
president; "Sandy” Sanders, sec­
retary ; Sandra Glass, tre a s u re r;'
M arjorie Fitzhugh, reporter, and
Your buyers read the class ads
Virginia, song leader.
-use them next week!
Needle holders were begun for,
m em bers sewing boxes.
There were eight present.
Selecting n hom esite is the firs t foundation form s are being built
big step to home ownership, ac­ and concrete poured.
cord in g to S m all Homes Guide. I f
Often i t ’s d iffic u lt to decide
you choose y o u r lo t c a re fu lly , you ju s t w hat you can a ffo rd to pay
w ill have a good s ta rt tow ard fo r a lot. G enerally, the cost
achieving y o u r dream home. Some should range fro m 10 to 25 per
o f the problem s to be considered cent of the to ta l building budget.
are discussed below.
I f you are planning to get a
It you choose a homesite m a m ortgage loan, be sure to get ap-
° ? e r suburb, you’ll have p ro val of the lot from the len.’ ,ig
vantaK®8. of ^ ’u<‘ telephone institu tio n before signing an o ffe r
aervice, e le c tric power, sewers, t0 purchase
r lb n n 5
s£ ewaJ*s * uch a loZ
Your p ro p e rty investm ent is
cation also offers the benefits of
»
fir,,
m l i , . protection, . trash
„ . u Pr0,ecl<,<i by zoning. land sale re-
fire and
and police
strictio n s and b uilding codes.
collection and good tra n s p o rta ­
Zoning laws establish the re la tio n ­
tio n fa c ilitie s .
There are, of course, disadvan­ ship of houses to b uilding and
p ro p e rty lines.
tages to c ity or o lder suburb loca­
sale restriction s attend
tions. S tric t building ( • '
- • up the Land
sale of lots in most new sub­
to insure safety in crowded liv in g
rre a s m ay not p e rm it ce rta in divisions and, in general, are as
co nstruction features you want. follow s: (1) The lot owner m ust
C onstruction and lot costs are construct a house of c e rta in cost
high. M u n ic ip a l services mean w ith in a d efin ite tim e ; (2) The
h ig he r taxes, choice lots m ay be b u ild in g can only be used fo r
hard to find, liv in g conditions are d w e llin g purposes and m ust be
set back a c e rta in distance fro m
crowded.
the street.
Suburban Advantages
B u ild in g codes are set up to
Should you decide to build your e lim in a te fir e hazards and in ­
new home in a new suburb or in sure sound construction and good
the country, you’ll find lots are value, C ity and town codes set
la rg e r, cheaper and m ore p le n ti­
ce rta in m in im u m sizes fo r yards,
fu l than in the c ity . You can p ro b ­
rooms and windows, and c e rta in
ably have g re a te r fle x ib ility of
construction standards. F H A -fi-
house design. P ro p e rty taxes w ill
be low er. L iv in g conditions w ill nanced homes m ust conform to
state and national regulations
be cleaner.
However, don’ t fa il to consider governing construction.
( it ip 1’i'iid le to n fo r K o re a soon
lie has many Inends here.
N orthwestern
MktVM «INI «ttOllNIIO*
Selecting the Site First Step
T ow ard H om e O w nership
from SMALL HOMES GUIDE
A sm ashing all-out enemy a t­
tack on a num ber of American
cities could produce 7,500,000 cas­
ualties from the effects of atom ic
bom bs Of this num ber, 5,000,000
m ight survive the first 24 hours.
T he survivors would need blood
im m ediately.
T h a t sta te m e n t w as m ade by
Robert Sandstrom of the S ta te
Civil Defense agency, who this
week called on citizens through­
o u t Oregon to help create a stock­
pile of plasm a for civil defense
needs
He said the N ational Blood pro­
gram has been established under
th e supervision of the Oflice of
D efense Mobilization to acquire
blood for both m ilitary and civil­
ian needs.
Three participating
groups American Red Cross, De­
p a rtm en t of Defense and Federal
Civil Defense A dm inistration—
have combined forces to bring to
th e public the imjiortance of their
blood donations.
“Blood is as vital to national
stre n g th as alum inum or steel,
but it cannot lie m anufactured,’’
S andstrom stated. "In addition to
p resen t requirem ents for the
arm ed forces, if our country is
e v e r faced with millions of ci­
vilian casualties in one day fol­
lowing an all-out a tta ck we will
quickly realize the value of hav­
ing on hand a stockpile of plasm a
and plasm a expander.”
Sandstrom said that persons do­
n atin g blood might some day be
receiving ^gratefully back into
th e ir own veins the blood which
th ey give today.
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Chetco Drug Store
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