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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1954)
LOCAL BANK TO PRESENT FORUM T he U nited S ta te s N ational B ank will present an e s ta te and tru s t forum in B rookings T u es day evening, O ctober 5. T he m eeting is scheduled for S:0C p. m. at th e C het co Inn, a c cording to E. L. M orton, m an ag e r of th e b an k ’s B rookings branch, who will preside. S avings th ro u g h e s ta te p la n ning, p ra c tic a l d istrib u tio n plans and conservation th ro u g h sound m anagem ent will he discussed by a four-m an team from P o rtla n d , solving slow ly to p e rm it a view o! the a rtic le s displayed th ereon. One of the m erry-go-rounds ca rried a p e n n a n t at th e top t i t led " C lim ate” the second one w as titled "R esources" and the th ird w as listed “R ecreation" T he O regon S ta te E air a t S a Each ca rro u sel w as divided in lem, O regon w as well a tten d e d this y e a r d u rin g th e w eek of to four p a rts. "C lim ate" was in- Sept. 4th to Sept. 11. w ith over te rp re ta te d w ith bulbs and flow 335,000 people checking in ers. a rtific ia l w here necessary, th ro u g h th e m ain g ate. The a p p ro p ria te to each season; "R e grounds w ir e well tram p led be so u rces” ca rried raw wool, p ly fore th e week w as out. but the wood, m in erals and tim b er; "R ec large, colorful Zinnia and M ari re a tio n ” w as indicated w ith beach gold beds which b eau tify th e fa ir lore, m in a tu re trees and anim al g iounds each y e a r w ithstood the figures to suggest fo rest cam ps and hunting, w ith a sm all boat onslaught. T he county booth d isplays in and sail boat to suggest bo atin g the m ain exhibition building fe a and fishing. TELL OF CIRCUS THEME DISPLAY AT STATE FAIR tu re land products o r th in g s of in terest p e rta in in g to th e re s Mr. and Mrs. Judson, and Rose pective counties and w hile th ey Bell left B rookings T h u rsd ay are not judged for aw ards, the S ept. IB, e n ro u te to F ort B ragg. fair sp ec ta to rs a re generous in Calif, w h e re his b ro th e r Leo. and th eir com m ents and v erb ally com o th e r re la tiv e s live. They a re pare and judge th e booths. The planning to go from th e re to St. C u rry C ounty booth th is y ea r w as Joseph, Mo. to visit h e r tw o s is t again planned and supervised b y ! ers a t th e old hom e place for a Mr. and Mrs. C harles G rayshel. while. As th e over all th em e of th e fair w as "C ircus D ays", this F. E. M cCulloch, D allas, T exas, idea w as ca rried o u t in th e C u rry is visiting his son, and d a u g h te r- C ounty booth w ith th re e c a r-! in'law , Mr. and Mrs. C - P. Mc- rousels, gaily decorated, and re- culloch here for a m onth. headed by R. M. A lton, vice presi* d en t and tru s t officer, who will m ake th e opening re m a rk s and intro d u ce th e speakers. "M ore and m ore m en and w o m en a re becom ing increasingly aw are of th e need for c a re fu l planning," E. C. Sam m ons, U. S. N atio n al p resid ent, pointed out. "W e a re co n tinuing these fo r um s as a public service in o rd e r to present m any of th e problem s facing e sta te ow ners and to a s ' «ist in finding some of th e a n sw ers," S am m ons said. In 1933, m ore th an two th o u s and persons a tte n d e d forum s w hich th e U. S. N atio n al co n d u c t ed in key Oregon cities. V arious m ethods of o btaining savings in d eath ta x e s and e s ta te costs will be p resen ted by M artin E. Olson, assisted tru s t officer. A typical e s ta te plan will be set up to show th e ad v a n ta g es of various tru s t pro ced u res such ac life insurance, te s ta m e n ta ry and living tru s ts . P ra c tic a l d istrib u tio n p lan s! designed for th e protection of beneficiaries will be discussed by H. E. B u tler, a ssista n t tru s t o f ficer. He will deal w ith beq u ests ; of personal effects, provisions re- j gard in g fam ily home, lum p-sum d istrib u tio n and tru s ts . H e will also discuss special procedures such as th e sp en d th rift clause, absorption of in h eritan c e tax by the residue, re s tr ic tio n s ag a in st re m a rriag e . T ru st officer W. D. H inson w ill o u tlin e th e problem s con fro n tin g an ex e cu to r and tru s te e s and w ill show th e w ays in w hich a cor p o ra te ex e cu to r such as th e U. S. N ational B ank can help co n serve the e s ta te by sound m a n a g e m ent O p p o rtu n ity will be provided for questions from th e audience, M orton stated . A social h o u r will follow th e forum . R E P A IR VEW HALL T he B rookings VEW building is undergoing a shaking. A few v eteran s showed up S un d ay and s ta rte d applying g ra n ite tin ted , m r ; ) ' sition shakes to th e e n tire o u tside walls. M ore w ork will he av ailab le to v eteran s each S u n d ay at 12:30. R em odeling th e dining a rea is also in progress. S U F F E R S IN JU R IE S Brookings-Harbor Pilot Read the cla. .»moi ads. They pay’. ._______________ ___________ / SMARTER LOOKING! SWEETER RUNNING! SMOOTHER RIDING! T H A T ’S W H A T YOU’LL SAY ABOUT TH IS L O W E S T -P R IC E D L IN E O F CARS CHEVROLET ADAMS Phone 411 Gold Bench, Ore. % Outside that window is a very dis couraged storm! For thousands of years storms just like this have been trying to make peo ple uncomfortable—have been issuing a challenge to heating engineers every where to provide warm comfort despite outside weather conditions. A storm uses everything in its power to be obnoxious. 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I would la« further Informotion on Glosshoot W llllC 11 Mrs. M innie C h risten sen , sisite r | THURSDAY, S E P T . 23, 1954 of Mrs. F reid a Ransom , w as v isit ing here on business, this past P U R C H A SE HOM E week, and re tu rn e d to S alem Ac H ugo M askev, w ho has been cording to a news sto ry from th a t city, Mrs. C h ristensen, who was in B rookings since last F e b ru a ry , reg istered at a hotel there, asked now has his fam ily h ere w ith him . a m an occupant of a park ed c a r ' T he have p u rch ased a hom e d irectio n s t o the bus station. The n ear th e school. T h e M askey’s a re m an offered h er a lift but Mrs. o rig in ally from P o rtla n d . C hristen sen , noting she w as q u ite ap p a ren tly being tak en fu rth e r P O L IC E th an th e statio n , leap«1»! out and I bone 3193 Bud C ross suffered h u rts th at hospitalized Phon»' 35B1 Don W ebberly her. T he re p " ’ saiu liu driv er Cnv PbciA Call ... 2845 w as not apprehended. 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