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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1956)
Thursday, September 27. 1956 Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon C o m p le te s T r a in in g G riffin of 85S st. Crescent City. Quantico .Va. A member of the N aval Reserv California completed a six-week Rodney II Griffin, a > ident it m ilitary traiing course Septem ber the V nivefsity of C i : -.m i ..r. ! Fon of Mr. an i Mr- Marshall M S at the M arine Corps Schools, IOU&MDCN H 6 V .Y 0 0 -IM n A H U S S Y ! VOu vfe K A O T H A T P hone por I OOUuO 6 0 ON FTP 5 8 , I HAPPEN TO BE TA l K in û TO MY WIFE fifteen minutes h O u PS TELDN6 <CV the -vO N O tftFO l- AD v a MTA6£5 OF DEAiuNô W'T h W IT H O U T S A j N<j a w ood C x A AS T CO, \Jahnsan HOMELITE C X U kS A W S I — I ¿ÁoZ/vhXt*/ /3k«*¿227l ' B R O O K f N G Jf ATTENTION... E.A S S S S S S 5 h »T r p r s • W IT H AUTO IN S U R A N C I Now you can have better insurance and claim* •ervice—at folding-money-size savings! This it insurance for careful drivers only, reducing lossea. Streamlined policy issuing methods are applied to cut costs. YOU get the benefits. Why go on pay ing high costs for old-fashioned insurance? Call Now, No obligation PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY Phone 3311 Brooking« The Short sleeve slipover r $3.95 they just arrived . . . our mock- fashioned classics in zephyr wool f e by Your Fajhlon life group. Ard »0 heavenly »oft In many wonderful Iw»t iin’t complete without thi» bov'c lovely to wear because they or» 100®# zephyr wool . . . and in to color». Size» 32 to 40. Masonic Temple Work Progressive Building tow ard a b etter "com m unity, a few loyal w orkers are m ak in g progress on the new Ma some Tem ple and tinkering up the VFW building. M ote help will be very welcome on eith er project. Each group has around 100 mem bets, and there are others who now or will have use of these semi public buildings which a re a de finite asset to the com m unity. C oncrete footings have already bet ii poured on the new Masonic buildings, reenforcing rods have been placed, several hundred run ning feet of form s built and laved w here needed, ready for the pou th strut ire this is set, concrete bl w alls will be going up w ork pushed as rapidly th er w ill perm it and the tim e re quired dependent upon the num her of w orkers who show up. Poss ibly some of th e Eastern S tar m em bers will encourage the p ro f a i t h L u th e r a n ject more actively. C ontracts may be m ade w ith Harold Jochens, To H ave S peaker Sam Gott, or Ira I Or show a Lut or week m ?hurch o r up on the job eve will observe Mission ends. On the VFW building, a hand it. 3 w ith the Rev. \V. ful of vets showed up Sunday of Oakland, California i si speaker a at the 11 afternoon and w rapped some more asbestos shakes on the building, p lenzel is the itaff chap- A nother gam is hoped for next n of th< ' Alam eda < >unty hos Sunday after oon and if enough riso serves tile Fol» show up, thi w hole job will be som M prison and ther insti- i completed. tut ions. The public is cordially invited D IFFERENT CONNTKI’i ’ l lON to hear Chaplain Menzel. A method of building co n stru ction, new to this area, is reported The L utheran Youth League at Crescent City. A w arehouse m eets h ereafter a t 6 p.m. on Sun th ere is being built for the Copco days for topic study and C h rist by The M yron Corcoran C onstrue ian fellowship. Young people of tion Co. of Medford in which the high school age who a ie not as- side w alls are being poured, flat, ociated w ith any Christian w ith the window and door open youth group are welcome. Doug ings taken care of. When the con las H anines is the president of crcte is hardened the w alls are the group. then raised and put in place. Curry County First to Reach Bond Quota C urry county w as the first in the sta te tc reach its 1956 sale- quota of U nited S tate s T ieasu ry D epartm ent E and H Savings Bonds, according to word received this week from M r. Charles Gray. County Chairm an. Sales of last month w ere $23,172. against A ug ust, 1955 sales am ounting to $7,- 184. Mr. G ray reported th a t sales in the County through A ugust this year were more than $247,000 well over twice the sales volume of those sam e m onths in 1955. This is the second year in a row th a t C urry county lias been the first to m ake its annual quota. Mr. G ray also reported th a t O r egon's sales of E and H Bonds last month were the largest in any A ugust since 1945. The Total sales in the sta te v ere $4,ls9,4lo. Page Three " H D P tT R O I. All m otorists should w atch out for and heed the School S.ifety P atrol protecting little folks at traffic intersections. They will be located on Cheteo Ave. at the Shell station and at the Par store, also at the Pacific Ave. juncti :i w ith Fern, near the Baptist church. These patrols, m anned by the scholars themselves, with their yellow outfits and flags, have, in the past, given wondei ful service m the protection of ch ild n n. d ne p r a an p is v> is u nder the direction of Mr. Gi roux, grade school teacher who has had extensive ex p erien ce w ith s . , ..’rols at S ilv erto n . DRILLING i id \ RIDGE Two co n drilling rigs are ex- pkm ng tile i .o in posits in th e Eden Ridge a .sc , c* e to the Cur- ---- I hey are being used by t! P ■ ■ fi • Pow er & Light Co. o obtain d ata to b e - , . . ed hydro- steam elect i l plant on the south. fork oi the Coquille river. Neces- sa iy apphci tion :-i pel nits for tins constru .'lion nave been filedi w ith tho au h o n tites. 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They travel the highway in con family of 4 Wheel Drive vehicles | ventional 2-wheel drive...and for rough going shift easily into WILL YS. ..« m M' i l#r|M( ■«!«, «14 n*«i Btiu n k itlit 4-wheel drive for extra traction. ■isk your II Ulys dealer fo r an on-the-job demonstration! k f Buffington Motor Co. 185 S. Ellensburg GOLD BEACH, ORE. McClendon M otor Co. CRESCEN T CITY, California Progress Noted Hwy. 101 West The highw ay im provem ent job, west from Moore’s Mound, has progressed to the point it is open for traffic on the huge fill the Pilot erred in saying covered the old Iler hom esite— when it should have been (first owned by Hart and later the Ed Ransoms). An enorm ous am ount of rock and d irt fill m aterial was moved from the west side of the mound at H arris Beach S tate P ark and hauled to the site, thereby, vastly increasing the parking facilities near th«' m outh of H arris C reek. The new fill rejoins the highw ay at P ark view Drive, the end of the project, elim inating the gooseneck dip w here the highw ay crossed Ran som Creek. One looks down upon the A nderson home, now, and it is reached by an access road from the west. Curbs and sidew alks are being installed for much of the w ay from town tow ard Easy S treet, sewers have been layed anti general im provem ent of adjoining j properties. Several thousands of yards of fill m aterial is being moved on to both sides of the property just w est of Moores' Knoll and exist- ¡ng culverts have been extended to carry the small stream s which cross the highw ay there. A sew er junction has been in- ' stalled at the corner of Cheteo and Pacific, said to be the deepest—at 16 ft.—in the system. It is in a rock trench. MENTAL III XI.TII I I’ T A. A new chapter of Mental Health is being formed in C urry county. This will be the subject of Mr. Melvin M urphy, executive director for m ental health in the state of Oregon. 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