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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1955)
Log Jam Is Removed In C ounty 7 I DIMMICK BROS. Brookings M kt THURS. JAN 2 0 TO SAT. JAN 22 FREE— 21 INCH GENERAL ELECTRIC DRAWING 4 P. M. - JAN. 29 Television TICKET WITH EACH $!.0C PURCHASE SUGAR GOOD QUALITY 99 BROOMS KRAFTS 8 0Z . 16 OZ W H IZ 45c 4 6 O Z. CAN DONALD DUCK ORANGE 25c J U IC E 29c G R A P E F R U IT Gl,» NT SPAM TIDE 69c DONALD DUCK 3 0 3 CAN GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS FLOTH L I 25c J U IC E 17 HEAVY SYRUP 2>/2 CAN KADOTAFIGS 22 c QUARTS KRAFT EACH 55c M A Y O N N A IS E Betty Crocker—Y e llo w Devils Food Honey Spice W h ite CAKE MIXES 27P Betty Crocker NGLE Cake Mix U S No. 1 25 lbs. Sunkist Juice 5K 5 lbs. POTATOES ORANGES 894 394 By the Piece I SLAB BACON Lb 59c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT Rib End PO RK<CH^p$ tq LB. 5$* ♦ M alcolm s W in Pin C row n For T h ird W eek EMBLEM CLUB HOLDS MEETING VtONA## Agency 4 6 O Z. CAN DONALD DUCK By E th e l (ioodlin P resbyterians A tte n d M e e ting Reel Estate 25c PINEAPPLE • SMIVH RIVER « : Dr. Stump Injured In A u to M ishap Tell O f Fir t P roduction In State 2 ’/ 2 CAN ROSEDALE SLICED * Log jam rem oval opt ra tio n s on On Mondday, J a uroarv rffa ry 1' Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s H ight wvre le a d e rs h ip T rain in g Class! for Bald M ountain civ 'k , an im por ta n t spaw ning tr ib u ta ry of E lk hosts for a d in n e r p a rty at th eir P re sb y te ria n women w as hvld at Je a n and Mac M alcolm won r i w r in C u rry county, have liven horn«* recently. G uests w ere the the F irst P re sb y te ria n C hurch >i first place in th e Sun d ay night form ers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coos Bay for leaders of Presbv- mixed doubles fo r the th ird con com pleted W alt R yckm an, field supervisor C larence Hight, who w ere oehv j te ria n W om en’s A ssociation M secutive week. S ev eral couples ■ of stre a m c le a ra n ce tor the gam e b ra ,in g th e ir 40th w edding anni- E lizabeth Manuel of S; in F ra n - a re planning o n b eatin g them th e com m ission, re p o rts th a t the versary, and th e la te rs siste r and | cisco, \\j ste rn area S e c re ta ry for time. Yolande and Don V aughn stre a m once again is open for j husband. Mr. and Mrs. L ester th t Board of E ducation of the placed second, and E d ith and 1 Irich, who w ere celeb ratin g Prest») » Tian the passagv of m ig rato ry fish n a n C hurch, w as the C arl B erg er third. guest leader, \ good nu m b er of The K erb er Com pany of Lang- th e ir 42nd w edding anniversary. I'he o u tsta n d in g gam e of the lois, u nder con tract to the gam e : women from the P re sb y te ria n \e n in g was howled by Ray Ol- I com m ission, rem oved five im- I Mr .and M rs Joe S ierka, and C hurches of Southw est Oregoi •Ken. who sta rte d his second g am e " i t h a strin g of six strik e s, and passable jam s from this stream , (wo children of C astle Rock re I P re sb y te r) w ere in attendance, a fav o rite spaw ning stre a m for sort visited relativ es at S a n ta i T he Brookings Presbyteria» «nded w ith a 231 game. Com pet ng from P o rtlan d w as salm on and steelhead. T\vo of five Crux, anil many o th e r interest- ( hureh was represented by tom A 111 'n jam s w ere located near the m outh ! ing places in so u th ern C alifor j ladies; Mrs. T. F. M cK enna, pres • K etsniy who c u rre n tly effectively blocking off the e n tire j nia. I hvy have re tu rn e d home i lient of th e lo ay association, wire ( lio seront I hij ihest av earg e in th o stiv a m system . C om pletion of the 1 I for th e ir visit drove; M is R obert S ta n h u rst, sta te Th< ■ fa rt that most of the cle a ra n ce w ork has m ade ap 1 Mrs J B. S tarlex and Mrs H en rt local bow «'is cam e out ah ead of him ’should convince all th a t I O sterm eirer. p ro x im ately 10 miles of main I On the re tu rn trip late Mon- B rookings I bow lers can acq u it stiv a m plus sex oral m iles of trib- , iiia) afternoon the ladies ran into them selves < ■feditahly against top u ta ry w a te r available for spaw n- I ing. Dr. F M Stum p, well known O h e sto rm which buffeted thv hou lors th nighout th«' s ta te A nother logging concern, the physician and sjurgi'on of Del i coast and fourni it necessai) t » the V. E W Hal . Thi * six ial A lbertson Logging Company, N orte County received several stay o \e r n u h t in Gold B ear, nit.:* e\ enf open hous *, m em - cl» are d out B ear creek, a trib u brokt n ribs, cu ts on his face, yhen re tu rn in g to Brookings on Tues bvrs an* *<i fi hrin g o th e r ta ry of Bald M ountain. he recentl) skidded in his e a r on day m orning ladies if wish, whi t h e r o r W ork w ill continue on the the icy pavem ent of highw ay 199 not they m em bers of E lk southw est coast to removt jams Dr. S tu m p was on early m orn families. Ironi o th e r stre a m s ing call to Seaside hospital, w hen . his Buick skidded am, went over the grade .The c a r was badly dam agt d Dr. S tu m p craw led up the em bankm ent and w alked al- < J he Brookings Embl<‘m Club most five mile« to his home in met Ja n u a r) 12th. for th e ir first te g u la r m eeting of thv year, at Hiouchi district. Preliminar) »stimati s of I toug which tim»' initiation u a s held las fir lum ber production, orders for nine new m em bers, and th ree and shipm ents for the tw elve f.; Tw elve m onths of 1953, 10,. neu officers were elected to fill m onths of 1954 w ere released 335,403.(XX) b. f.; Tw elve m onths the existing vacancies. T he) a r \ today by H a rris E. Sm ith, sec- of 1952, 10,154,072,000 b. f. Ruby Loue, recording seetv tary , re ta ry , W est Coast L um berm an's O rders lor tw elve m onths of Louise F reem an, chairm an of .-Ï>v Association. 1954 b rea k d o w n as fo llo w s: Rail of trust», s. Connie Evans, histoi % v ' ------ - M The w eekly average of W est & T ruck 0,959.220,(MX) b. f ; Do ian. Coast L um ber production in Dec m estic ('a lg o , 1,842. 5(X>,(XX) b. f ; I'he S uprem e D istrict IX'put;-, em ber w as 192.721.(XX) b ,f. or Export 485.172.000 b. f ; Ixical In n a R ohrer, w as ptfcsent to 1(H) 2 ', of the 1949-1953 average 303,701,(XX) b. f help the Club w ith it’s functions O rders averaged 209.232,(XX) b. ,.; I’lie in d u stry ’s unfilled order Five m em tiers ot thv newl) S hipm ents 195,738,000 h f - file stood at 711,651,(XX) b. f. at lornied Cotpiille Em blem Club \\ ceky av erages lor N ovem ber the end of Decem ber, gross stocks w eiv visitors at the m eeting. w ere: P roduction, 202,193,(XX) at 871,010,(XX) b. f. AND I hi*\ w ere; M argaret Altxirn, b. f.; 105.20 of thv 1949-1954 a v M arjorie B arnett, B vtt) Mennm erag e; O rders 185.749.000 b. f.; W hat the best ami wisest p a r arid E ste r Bradshaw . S hipm ents 194,410,000 b f. The Em blem Club will hold ent w ants for his own child th at T w elve m onths of 1954 c u m u must the com m unity w ant for all tt»eir first Soeial m eeting on lative production 9,459,853,000 b. its children. Ja n u a ry 20th, at 8 :(K) p. m. in zl.V E.\’('E P I I O E B U Y • ' ' IN T H E H A P BOR A R E A . Due halt acre ot th e lines, soil w ith a new housv no, q u ite comploll.'I) 5 unshod TOTAL P R IC E ONI Y $1280.00. One- // half down. B alance a, $25.00 .per m onth Be su re and see this soon as it certain ly w on't las, long. \ 95<t 10 IBS. C and H CHEESE I ♦ I LIMIT QUANTITIES 4S Insurance "INSURANCE FACTS ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL In order to c la rify the p o sitio n o f the under signed in regards to the school insurance story w h ic h ran in la st weeks P ilo t, w e should lik e to present the fo llo w in g facts to th e ta x payers o f School Distri< t 17-C 1 he detailed report is being pieseiiied to me la x payers oi behooi lJisirict 17C, m the m teiesi or lair and impartial treatm ent in Hie allocating lir e insurance on public buildings; in partieuiar, me 1 n e insurance placement on ttie fscvv 1 ligli duiooi building which is >355,000.00. At the December 1954 meeting ot the board ot Di lectors School District 17C, winch was a joint meeting with the budget Committee, over various items in the budget. D uring the course ot the joint meeting some mention was made about l ire Insurance on the New J I.gli School. O ne member ot the budget conunittee who is 111 tlu insurance business was present and was asked certain questions by directors ot the school board, there is no record o t the questions asked or answered in the minutes o t th e meeting, however, when the budget conunittee was excused the question about placing insurance was discussed and as a result .1 n otion was made, seconded and carried that the l ire Insurance on the new high school I k - given to Knox Insurance Agency. Mr. Knox is a incmlxfr of the budget committee. 1 bis same a; cut was favored with the “ KuilJers Risk” while the building is under construction. There are five insurance agents in Brookings and tour ot these agents did not know that the School Board was going and take action at the December lit ctuig about covering llie new' nign sviiooi with tire protection. i hcsc tour agents were able to secure a apeeial meeting through one Seiiooi dneetor which was held on January 10, ail agents being present. At this meeting each agent had .111 op|)ortunity to state what his company could do and what we votild jointly oiler the school district After much discussion we were informed by the acting chairman that the School Board had entered mt,- .in agreement with the Knox agency and the acting chairman would not w ithdraw Ins motion and ’die director who seconded the motion would not change Ins vote eii her and concurred w ith the chairman. O ne director who was absent at the previous meeting stated lie* would vote with the majority We recommended that an Agent of Record he apjxtinted by the School Board who in conjunction w ith the other agents 111 Brookings would work out an equitable division of the School Insurance to the end th •f the best (overage possible would aeeti on the projKrty at the most economical figure*. But the be placed ILXll directors would not I k prev d -d l l j x n i to alter their first dt , is ion 1 lie only answer we r :cei e u was to work out p r o g r a m for f it lire insurance. \ «e BROOKINGS LAND & 10WNSITE CO. PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY \ CHARLES H. GRAYSHEL INS. AGENCY C. 0 . LEONARD INS. AGENCY ( N ('E AC A IN ! - / / We are offering a good home at $5,000.00 only two blocks from e e n lv r of town: T hree bedroom s, u tility porch an 1 com pletely m odern. T his can be had on very good term s to the right p a r,)-. You can't go w rong a, this price regardless ol u here you look. ANO TH ER H O O D ONE ! ! ! N EW TW O B R HOME a l most e n tire l) finish‘.*d T h re e blocks Irom Main S tre e t. You will like this sm all home on a large lot a, the to tal pricre of ONLY $4,5<X)(X>. L<>, us show you this as we feel this is a VERY GOOD BUY ! ! ! O N l.Y zt E E W L E N T ! ! ! LOTS on paved stre e t, city se w v r an d cit> w a te r. Pi ic«*d a, $9(X)(X) a n d \o u m ake the te rm s ! ! L ocalvd w I . 're y o u r go in g ,<» school ca n com e Hi mil • lo r lunch children W E H A V E B E E N A P P O IN T ED AC E N T S EO R O N E OE T H E M O ST SO U N D M H TU A L IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N IE S IN T H E U. S. zl. The A m erican M a n u factu rers M utual In su ran ce Co ot New York Paying 20'. Dividend. Why not m ake this saving on your in- airatie*'?. Sv«* us today lo r full »articular* before securing ,o u r insuraiW v elsew lw re!!!!! Thin niuk'ts i>m' Innui'tince u rn ice cofnplete ----«Wf “Who’s going to pay for my car? ” . e Ask ih o qurM Ìon after an a itiik m and vou m.iy tim i ih.ii •« * wb<» w d l hai«* ti tool th» »mire repair b ill unltss ><>u have C o lliu o n jn A l [>\el insurans» us ilu s quesiion nos», h iR /’t an a u id e w i»t«urs ami ss» Il b< glad «> «eli you all iK .u i tht km d <»f p r ò u . non «h.s lovs to si p o lil> evo» ni-iorisL 4> fe w< Represent THE HOME-INS-CO. f i r e — A uto — M arin e... Fi- d« lity and S u re ty Bonds L arg est In su ran ce Com pany In A m erica Box 211 Phone 2341 Residence Phone 2292 Notary PuhHc C. O. I^onarA
