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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1956)
BROOKJNGS-HARBOR PILOÌ PAGE TEN -----------" W izard D e lu x e Washer 199.95 Drier 139.95 Both 339.95 $ AIIO e fam ily »»(ore *• *■» A Thursday, February 9, 1956 BROOKINGS, OREGON ,___ The B. B Etts, composed of THESE PEOPLE LIVE HERE DAN MASSETT IN HOSPITAL. , , L i This is part of a ¿6 weekly girls between the ages of 12 and senes of news stories about local Our good friend, Dan Massett, 14. has been formed in the Easy people whose names appear in caught a hard cold and landed, Street section, under the super- GRAZING LAND the AD RIME DIRECTORY else the report is, under an oxygen vision of Mrs. Lolo Nichols The Approximately 1,700 acres of , ti/icre in this eissue. tent in the Seaside Hospial. girls have gotten together for Forest Lands will be considered their own amusement and any for classification as grazing on DUNCAN” PLUMBING and one wishing further information February 23rd, Robert Knox, SHEET METAL is operated by WIERD PRECINCT — is invited to phone 3476. Chairman of the Curry O>«nty The authorities which deter KIDS COSTUME PARTY — Forest Land Classification Com ance of his wife, Rena, as the mined the lines of tne newly There will be some handsome mittee announced here Tuesday. bookkeepe r. The couple came to formed Ferrello precinct, have At the meeting, held in the the area in 1951 at which time the voters therein wondering prizes awaiting the youngsters County Extension Office, the Glenn went to work for Tommy how it came about. Some of who show up in the best Mother members reviewed the classif i- Thompson Plumbing. They had them contend it is not very Goose costumes, at a party to cation work carried on since i resided in Rockaway, Oregon, logical, regardless of the veiw- be held this coming Saturday evening. The affair will be a hold 1953 and considered possi > c where p uncan had been en point. over from another event planned changes in land use. gaged in plumbing and sheet I Rusty Lafferty, of the Coos metal work for over 10 years NO AMBULANCE PROGRESS for Christmas by the Odd Fell' Then, is no news, as yet. re- ows Ri'bekahs. and which Forest Protective Association, in that area. _____________ a location fo r «he C om m unity A m bul- ™ ™ ‘n^ * £ discussed a number of areas Duncan found which had been cut-over, burned Z shop jn , &52 which he ren,. ance situation. As stated before., ' children n annine on and seeded to forage grasses. . f . Matot The was u is esential that the former dn(1 a11 the chlIdr " 1 % The field work accomplished by on Spruce and Wharf ambulance committee meet with coming are invited to come in a Mother Goose costume. They Lafferty was don# in accordance streets In October of 1955 he the new one lo effect a transfer. with requests which had been moved ' to the pnesent location Failing to do this practically should be there by 8 p.m. received by committee members. across from th(1 Fire HalL The leaves the community without Robert Knox, ( hairman of the busjness was considerably en- ambulance service. HELP WANTED 800 Family Committee, advised that proper | IarRed wjth the moye Home Service Route now avail classification of forest land The Duncans came here be* stunild cut d iwn.l'Jicst product- cause of a friend, Art Sanders, LEWIS PETERSON able. Nationaly Advertised. Ex cellent profits. 87 year reputat_ ion costs. Grazing lands, Knox wjlo was (jojng carpenter work ion. For full information write added, can be de\elo|ied tor live- ^ere Rl<? time. They liked the RITES SAID The J. R. Watkins Company, stock use and lands classified lor cjjm a(e an,j fj,(, friendliness of _____. . . ________ ______ ____ Lewis A. Peterson was born in timlier production can be taken ancj thp prospects Perry, Iowa, September 17, 1887 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 50"6-C care of as a tree farm. Knox also for business and decided to make and died at the U. S. Veterans 5, Washington. ¡minted out that few if any in it their home. They have six Hospital in Portland, on Jan- cendiary fires have occured on grown children. uary 31,1956. He was a veteran ¡Lions-Barbershop any of , the grazing lands since . ----------- of World War I, and had lived the classification act went into HART’S TEXACO SERVICE is in Portland for 24 years before effect in 1938. The State Forestrf operated by Cecil Hart. He came | coming to Harbor in 1951. H e 1 Department also reported that to this area with his wife, June, was an employ«? of the Mult- , only a few fires had burned in in January of 1947. At that time nomah County Road Department the timber rreas, and all weye he drove a lumber truck for for many years before an early accidental. Cecil James. He held that pos- | retirement because of ill health, The Committee advised that ition for 4 'a years. In May of i He is survived by his widow, forest lands classified as Class 1 1953, he and R. E. Stotenberg Lois; a daughter, Mrs. W. N. or timber class will pay the formed a partnership and took Cochran of Gresham; and sons, icguar forest protection assess- ,)Ver Texaco Service Station Richard P., and Lewis, both of ment. This rate is about 10 cents located next to the Dimmick Portland; and seven grand child- per acre. Lands coming under Bros. Brookings Market. ren; a brother F. W. of Perry. the grazing or Class 3 classifi At the time they moved to the , Iowa; and a sister, Mrs. W. cation will pay a ceiling rate of new location in February, 1953 Sharp of Portland. 5 cents per acre. Last year, the on highway 101 between the Lewis had been a patient at Foresters said, the rate for Cur Kruger building and the North the Veterans Hospital since Oct- ry County was about 1 8 cents Gate area. The only other bus- | ober. Funeral services were con- Reel Estate The Committee welcomed A r inesg so far out was C. ‘‘Ed” i tucted by Albert Pike Lodge, thur S. King, representing Ore Dempsey’s used car lot. In Jan- Number 162. A.F. & A.M., assist- Agency gon State College, as a new uary, 1955, Hart bought out ted by Rev. Halley, of St. Peters member. King replaced James stotenberg and has since been Episcopal Church, and was bur* » Insurance . Moore, who now operates the O|M»rating at H art’s Texaco Ser- ied in the Willamette National Del Cur Supply Cooperative, at vice. Cemetery, Portland . Notary ' Brookings. The H art’s have two dough- j In lieu of flowers at the ser- Other members on the com- teds, Sharon, 7, who is in the vices, contributions to the Can- n n tf e e are: Stanley ( otegrove, 2nd grade, and Terri Lee who cer Society were suggested. Public Robert Knox, N. B. Marsh and ¡s 4 years old. ‘‘Pete” left many, many, a Homer Lyons, of Salem. 1 _____ monument around his late home Description of lands to be ' in the Chetco area. A craftsman FIREPLACE and VIEW, only- considered on February 23rd can ALL-TIME HIGH of no mean order, he was handy two of the nice features that lx? found at the County Agents with his tools, up to the last. build charm in and around Office, the Coos Forest Patrol IN STATE TRAFFIC One of his enduring jobs, seen this unique 2 bedroom home office and will be carried in the daily by hundreds, are the let overlooking the city and the If Oregon’s roads s e e m e d ters “V.F.W.” in redwood, on legal section of the Curry Coun ocean. R?am ceilings, extra slightly crowded last year, small the front of the building where ty Reporter. built-ins,a hath with tub and Owners, are listed as follows: wonder. he and Mrs. Peterson frequently shower separate, a master An all-time travel high was attended as members. ( ’has. H. Sypher, Roderick bedroom, a well arranged plan Mosher, F. J. Hughes, W. F. cored in the state during 1955 and we could go on and on Milter, Earl F Miller and Frank ¡when more than seven billion but you would still have to see miles were tallied on streets with more than 600 million Waldien it to appreciate it and the and higways. miles driven were the vacation price is only 89,800. $1.500 The figure, according to Sec- months of June, July and Sept- down and balance at $75 per A N OPEN LETTER etary of State Earl T. Newbry, ember. onorable .Judge Guy Forsyth, represents an increase of more Travel in the state has shown month. and members of the Curry than 292 million mites over 1954. a continuing increase in every County Court Highest travel month, which year except 1953 since World SMALL 2nd HAND BUSIN ESS for only $650 and that Gentlemen • came as no Surprise, was Aug- War II ended. Mileage has leap- includes a lease on the build* It has come to our attention ust w’hen 731.349,872 mites were ed from the not-quite three bill- ng and an apartment. Chance through a 1 eport released by the traveled. Next highest, each ion miles driven in 1954 to the for a wif« to mak" extra State Health Department, that ___________________________ 7.044,592,307 miles of last year. according to their statisics that Mileage is figured from reports money and still live at home. Curry Couny now has a popula- showing the volume of gasoline, t n in excess of 10,000 people, at WANTED TO BUY : diesel and other motor fuel sates. 3 ACRES and GOOD HOME. $6 850 and on easy terms. lO.O.O. 'Phis has been published high chair or youth chair. Call This is a nice little home in the Oregon Voter, and the trookings 2025. about 6 mites up the North Oregon Business Review. Bank Poad. the home r fairly That is the fact. We doubt new. There is 1 bedroo 1 with whether the judge, or any of nice attic which is n< v one the other members of the court, large room but could be pet question the figures We’re sure itioned off for 2 bedrooms. that you all know that the pop- Ulation ot the county is in excess u ev?n those figures. For ex ample, through the reliable met* OLDSMOBILE - GMC TRUCKS er counting of the Coos-Curry Co-op. and their estimates, and COQUILLE AUTO CO. through the count of the Brook- • gs and Harbor Post Offices w e find that an estim at'd 5.000 people live within the Brookings- Jlarhor area Now , accord ng to Oregon Law , Sect 294 250 on publication and Oregon law Sect. 294.255 on County Court Proceedings. • ach county whose population is , excess of 10,000 people shallt publish their proceedings in two Famous for flavor . . . bright, sparkling Olympia hits the fficial newspajiets of general refreshment mark for millions of •, ireulation. In other words there discriminating westerners. hall be two official newspapers 1 counties ot more than 10.000 opulation. /Tx The people of this area want ? know about their county gov- A g o o f id ea J u st ta k e f v. Mil the items of rnment, and we feel in view value in y our home such as f the law they are entitled to. antique*», paintings, statu According to the above, you ary, porcelain, tapestries cr rugs and you’ll see that ent lenten don’t seem to have collectively they’re worth meh choice, in all fairness, ex- m ore th a n you e v e r ept to obey the state law as dreamed When you think •uoted. of all the things you would hate to have happen to A copy of this letter will appear them, but which eto happen, n this weeks Pilot. all the time . . . J um and Anxiously waiting your reply, damage from f.ri, explo C-J4 Joseph C. Murphy- sion , w in d storm , w ater damage, theft, vandalism, Bud Pi«arek etc., then you can appreci “I f s the Water" that makes the difference Publishers and Editors ate what an "All Risks'’ Ml* N O C O *** Brookings-Harbor Pilot Fine Arts Policy can do to 1,700 ACRES FOR To Late to Classif DIXIELAND MINSTRELS Feb. 17lh - H A \l \$ONAJ}£ 2.cta(ity MEATS (feizelc.i- 'ftc i'i Swifts Premium Yellow ONIONS 3 pounds for 19< Cello CARROTS 2 packages for 15< FRANKS . . . 39< lb Lean and Tasty Pork Steaks . . 49c 1b Choice Grade Sirloin Steaks . . 79c 1b Spring Tonic Rhubarb . . . 2 1b 25c BROCCOLI Pork Roast . . . 45c 1b 25c bunch Frying Chicken & Rabbits Field Grown Eastern Pork Crisco 3 lb Tin 83c Gulf Belle Broken SHRIMP 3 for *1.00 TOMATOES . . . 29c 1b ~ SUCCESS CUT Green Bean 8 for $Loo Borden's French DRESSING 2 for 25c Concord — Puritan GRAPF JAM 28 ounces for 45< Home Garden APPLE SAUCE 303 tin . . 3 for39c Soft Weave TOILET TISSUE 3 8 for *1.00 Wilsons Corned Beef Hash 4 for *1.00 Olympia “ LET’S LOOK AROUND THE HOUSE W H ILE WE’RE AT IT ” A ...with p le a s u r e ! 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