Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, July 12, 1956, Page 15, Image 15

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    Bisop, were quite ups?t about the
dela> but somewhat relieved when
the Bjshop arrived several hours
late.
Everything should have been
fine then because the sen-ice
wasn't until the following morn­
ing. but as fate would have it.
Rev. Howard’s luggage failed to
make the trip to Brookings with
him The luggage was found in
San Francesco and flown back to
Crescent City. At 3:00 Sunday
afternoon, June 24. Father Keiss
was waiting for a lady who was
driving up from Crescent City
with the uggage.
out of a hat.
Hot warning of possible stray
Jap mines on beaches.
Officers-elect of the
Community Club: Mrs
Moore, president; Mrs
Hendry, vice president and
DEVILS LAKE TO BE
The last we heard the Bishop POISONED NEXT WEEK
was on his way to conduct services FOR SCRAP OTHER FISH. ETC.
at Gold Beach and Port Orford,
Devils Lake up in the northern
without any more difficulties, we part of Lincoln county will be
cleaned of scrap and other fish
next week by the State Game
Commission. Rotenone will be
dumped into the lake to kill off
the unwanted carp and a few
game fish, readying it for replant­
HO TROD RACES are now underway, every second Sunday at the Grenfelt Speedway in ( res-
ing with more attractive varieties. cent. Above, car jocey, John Mousa of Eureka stand in front of his vehicle. Several Brook­
It is new—and just completed—3 nice bedrooms, din­
The fish stunned by the rotenone ings drivers participate, including Don Yarnell. Ray Murray, George Woodward and Ken Curry,
ing room, large living room with fireplace and all hard­
are entirely edible and people are
wood floors. Beautiful kitchen with birch cabinets. 80 by
invited to come and help them­
selves.
140 lot in best residential section. You can move right in
STOLEN CAR FOUND
BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTERS
County Court Unit of OCA
ALSO, three other new 3-bedroom houses now
under construction — scheduled for completion within
about 30 days. All with fireplaces and in good residential
areas, i
adrrrturotral
From where I s it... ¿ y J o e M arsh
The ’a acre lot alone is worth half the price of this
livable place. Only $2iJ^0.00 total and terms to boot.
Do you hanker to live in Harbor? We have two choice
new- home in very desirable locations. Both have fire­
places—one has a lovely view.
"Keep The Change"
If you need a FURNISHED house 9ee this one. These
folks are only going to take the shirts on their backs,
and you can move right in to this substantial 2 BR home
with complete furnishings for only $7500.00 total price.
I t’s in town on a nice % acre lot.
WE NEED MORE LISTINGS! Call us anytime
for an appointment to look at your property.
We also have a wide selection of lots city, urban
If you’ve seen “Mac" Johnson it more than I have,” she sal 1.
From where I sit, that girl de­
this week, chances are he a told
you his waitress story. For those serv es credit for adm itting her
s h o r t c o m in g s — s o m e t h in g not
who haven't heard:
“Mac” recently stopped at an everyone is big enough to do. I'or
out-of-town diner. He ordered instance. I’m convinced lots o f
the chef’s special —and his wait­ folks know they’re w rong when
ress (brand new on the job) made they deny me the right to a gla -s
every possible mistake. She con­ of beer w ith my supper . . . just
fused the order, spilled the soup, because they happen to prefer
dropped the rolls, brought him a som e other beverage. They
wouldn’t like me ordering Uiett
wrong dessert.
Despite it all, “Mae" left a to accept oig choice.
substantial tip. But she smiled and
handed the money back. ‘‘keep
fi
it. Mister — you’ve aure earned
view or ocean front —
Also Complete Insurance Coverage — Dividends Up To
20% on Fire Policies — Low Semi-Annual Premiums
on Cars and Light Trucks — Financing of Premium %
A sk Us For Quotations — We are Ready to S e n e You
PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY
PETE J. LESMEISTER. Broker
PAUL L. FAUERSO, Salesman
Phone 3311
Cop'r;"’’*, 79'0. r
Brookings
Requests
ioi
lake l o p
Priority-at June Meeting
Members of the County Court
unit of the Oregon Coast Associa­
tion met with the state highway
commission, at its June meeting
requestjng that 101 take top
priority in the allocation of funds
outside the interstate highway
system. The mult-billion dollar
highway hill which has been pas­
sed by Congess places U S 9*)
throughout the state and US 30 to
Portland in this system.
The county court unit, headed
by Judge James Harrison of Coos
county, represents all seven coast­
al counties traversed by 101.
Judge Harrison, in his opening
s'atement to the commission,
stated the urgent need for elimi­
nation of the bottlenecks which
hamper the flow of tourist traf­
fic at both the north and south
ends of the state.
The unit asked the commission
to let them know how much state
and frederal funds would lx- ava’l-
able this year. It is planned to
push this request through to an
early and favorable answer.
There’s a story that a ear had
been seen parked,for over a
month, at the State Line airport.
It was deep covered in dust and
many who saw it thought it be­
longed to someone who had flown
away and just parked it there.
Investigation brought up the fact
that it belonged to Gus Schniedau
of Gold Beach and had lieen
stolen from his garage while he
was off on a trip, hence had not
been reported missing.
New Hope For
Chrome Industry
The federal government has ex­
tended the time of its purchase
of chrome an additional two years.
The orgit|ial plan of purchase
was to expire June 30, 1957.
For the operators of Oregon’s
chromite mines this extended pur­
chase program is one of the best
things that could have happened
to the industry reports Hollis M
Dole, director of Oregon's depart­
ment of geology and mineral in­
dustries. Before this announce­
ment was made Dole feared that
many of the industries would
have to shut down and reopening
at a later date would lx* expen­
sive or even impossible in som°
cases.
In the past two years Oregon's
chromite mines, which number
near forty, have done nearly 500,-
000 dollars worth j f husjnes3.
Doh* also reports that for some
sections of southwestern and cen­
tral Oregon the economy is de­
pendent upon the ch »rem .ndustry
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Moat glamorous hardtop on the roadt
Now on d is p la y . . . the Dodge D-500
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America'a performance champion I
c o m p e tit io n .
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FASY T O A l’I ’l Y . . I ASTS FOR
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N O ! SI IPP FR Y
Nothing can stain or penetrate a Glas-
kote Finish. Just wipe it dean with a
damp cloth. Glasliote restores the «»lor*
ol old linoleum, protects the new.
Never chips, tracks or becomes yellow
with age.
"Look» like Gio««. Wears like tree"
th a n a n y o th e r c a r h a e e v e r g o n e .
a b ig
n Your Linoleum and
IL )'J w o o d Floors sro
Finished w ith . . •
W
D e title right now it tree yourself of
that hatk breaking, hutid disfiguring
drudgery
of
scrubbing
H<><>rs anti drsinhoart«»
S E E A N D D R IV E T H E M T O D A Y I
C. Ed Dempsey
Your CODGE-°I.YMOUTH Dealer
and
wasing
Lome it* and
see twit samples.
Curry Cocnty
Lumber