r r o OKINGS-HARBOR
power.
This load, together with home
users, and o th er prossible busi
nesses, will in tu rn increase the
local load two twice th at am ount.
"We are trying to anticipate
the load in 1956,” Mr, Bailey told
the Pilot, in explaining the pro
B onneville P lan s F or
gram of the Bonneville adminis-
Load To B e U sed In
tration. “Wle know th a t South
w estern Oregon is a new country,
1946 B y T h is A rea
and development will be g reatest
Survey of Ihe potential power here per capita in the next few
load for this area is being s u r years of any place along the en
veyed at present by Merle P. B ai tire coast.
"Sawmills will come into the
lee. industrial engineer for the
area,
and- because tran sp o rtatio n
Bonneville adm inistration, of E u
is
by
trucks, re-m anufacturing
gene and George Pischel, power
director for the Coos-Curry Elec- Plan” w l" come- W ith potential
t r i e Co-operative.
C o ^ n e rn tiv e .
| w a te r transportation, these new
trie
ms will prosper here.
In a statem ent to the Pilot
W ednesday afternoon, they stated
that sawm ill and re-m an u factu r
ing loads for this area is expected
to go in excess of 1700 horse
Potential Power
Needs For Area
Being Studied
T
Pine Cone
TH EA TR E
B ox O ffice O pens 7:30
Show Starts 7:45
B rookings
O regon
Friday and S atu rd a y —
N ovem ber 15 and 16—
D ouble Bill — J o h n L o d er
in
“Game of Death”
plu s
Home on the Range
in g o rg e o u s o u td o o r color,
een
i m E
N o rto n .
Sunday and Monday—
(M a tin e e , S u n d a y , 2 p. m .)
N ovem ber 17, IS and 19—
th r e e b ig d a y s — see
‘Bells of St. Mary’s’
w ith I n g r id B e rg m a n a n d
B in g C ro sb y
Wednesday and Thursday—
November 20 and 21—
‘Step Lively”
w ith F r a n k S in a tr a , W a l
t e r S le z a k a n d A d o I p h
M en jo u .
country has been going through unsettled period should veer q u ite , come disturbed and ta
the past year and a half, towns sharply away from creatin g a s ite . Careful thought ih,
have sprung up with mushroom monopoly which would send pros- guide of economic thm*
buildings, subdivisions have been pective contributors to economic now. No one wants
u L
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platted, roadways
run into the stability scurrying away.
'i t —
could
happen. * «
Labor, too, m ust have housing
hinterlands and all m a tte r of rose
ate dream ing has been given the at a reasonable ren tal. W hen
Card of Thant
push of im patient and optim istic rental costs become too high, then
labor
will
m
igrate
to
a
m
ore
fa-
We
wish
to thank n,
planners.
I riends and neighbors
The future can loqk bright, th e;v o rab le location. .
supply of dollars can appear un-
The re-action on m any of the acts of kindness duringom
limited, and there seems to be no aforem entioned conditions in our bereavement We also
reason to hold back on a n y th in g ., “boom clim ate” have been settin g thank members of Skb«
In the past—as it can be in the ¡n. People who up to now had Lodge, A. F. 4 A I t "
Mrs. Nancy
fu tu re —buildings have been left (been quietly accepting the hap-
and fa
empty, store-shelves bare, and cir penings, are now beginning to be-
X-
cus sign biliooards can decorate
the signs once heralding a new
building project.
• T hat Booms Can Bust can be I
seen by a brief perusal of his
tory. Not too far back was F lor
ida, before th at was Kansas, and
many others for those who are
interested.
T hat there may be recession
followed by a period of good tim es
for five to seven years seems to
be the opinion of the best eco
PA IN TS A N D SUNDRIES
nomic thinkers o four times. But
if this is to come true then the
economic clim ate m ust also lx1
conducive to good business con
ditions.
Electric — Hand — Gasoline Powered
Such economic clim ate consists
A pump for every need!
of a chance to m ake a fair profit.
Which would mean th at union de
mands for higher wages if not con
Complete Line of Plumbing Goods,
trolled by congress w o u l d be
STOVES, RANGES AND
frostbite to our good times.
A good economic clim ate also
demands th at buyers are willing
to buy goods, and th at in tu rn
CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS
moans that prices m ust be fair.
W e j u s t g o t in a new shipment!
Growing buyers’ resistance from
too high prices can mean that
w arehouses and stores could be
filled to the brim with high price
m erchandise, and no outlet.
Also needs is a relative free
dom in real estate sites in which
nw businesses can find locations
to e n te r the field of productive
W ATCH THIS CORMI
enterprise. Rulings, regulations
th at are to be made during this
Due 4o the shortage of news this
week it is found necessary to re
sort to gossip to fill space. If the
class reporters would deliver th eir
news each week it would be a big
help.
Just rem em ber th at in a gossip
column such as this, no harm is
m eant and it is hoped there will
he no ill feeling because of any
thing said.
It is rum ored th at two sisters
at school are Imth out for the same
boy. and while one is doing quite
well now odds a re given for the
older to win in the final decision.
That is unless som ething unfore
seen happens to cause one or the
other of the girls to give up. Ju st
as a m atte r of record the hoy in
question is nicknam ed “Sonny”.
He also goes to the com m unities
fair Ili-school.
Of course there is an o th er boy
in town who is the object of some
thing of a heated race. He has
blonde, wavy h air and I believe all
Hi-school students know the girls
interested.
Sit tight. I’m just getting w arm
ed up. Cause you see even though
it probably should he kept quiet:
the old story of Freshm an girl
going goofy over young man teach
e r is again taking place. And what
is more interesting than the fact
she giggles in his class just to
m ake him notice her. It works too.
There is another girl who is the
envy of all her friends. Can you [
imagine it? Five (5> hoy frie n d s.1
Ask some of the students they’ll
count them off for you.
There is a little card in Bill’s
B arber Shop. Perhaps some cf vou .
w ith M o n te H a le a n d Bob
as to th eir wives. Goodbye Country
But there are girls that don’t
take a back seat to anybody, when
it comes to that.
How many of you know that
there is a “daily” in Sm ith River?
It seems like Bill Foltz is the only ;
subscriber though. Some of you
have seen Bill and her at the lo
cal dance.
F IN IS
H arbor School N o tes
THIRD GRADE
Filling in because she was asked
to aid until another teacher was
available. Mrs. Eunice Faris, of
Castle Rock, resigned ttye third
grade last week, a fte r Mrs. Ellis
of H arbor had been engaged.
Report cards w ere handed out
last week to students of this room
“I wish to take this opportunity
to thank all patrons for their
kindnesses during the tim e that
I had charge of the third grade.
It certainly has bt en a ptea«une
to teorfc with these children, and
certainly I will miM them ..—Eu
nice Faris, teacher.
“ Boom s Can B u st”
Editorial From The
Coquille Valley Sentinel
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Thursday, Novembri
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