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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1947)
/?< Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area! Two. Number T hirty. BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY. OREGON Thursday. Septem ber 25. 1947 e Hwy. Dept. Brookings School Superintendent ■ Mrs. Eula Brimm Will ¡I ¡I.. I î „ | k M p p fin w Eve Training Method I . • **U , n 1 n n R aining Method Iscaping Road Points Out Error In School Comparison Announcements have gone out, Attracted More telling of the opening of branch iroach To Town office of the Corbett-B ates school Than 400. Thurs. C. A. Lindsley Compares Entire Brookings- Harbor Budget With Gold Beach High School of eye training, to be managed locally by Mrs. Eula Brimm. at Committee Met With the Tem plar hotel building. Chain Store fimuo. “C. A. Lindsley published his le tte r in both the Del Norte T rip This training, according to Mrs, Friday at Coos Bav licate and C urry County Reporter, comparing costs of Gold Beach Brimm. strengthens the muscles of "accomodation” of the eye, k on landscaping, te rra c -ia n d Brookings, he used the cost of Gold Beach Union High School making it unnecessary to w ear R M Knox, county agent, and f / a " » r '.h Z °n o rth Ia gainsi ,he ™S,S ° f ” * en" re in E™ kl" K’ ’ * " > * aad high." glasses in the way present-day J. H. Hunt, representing the people must w ear them. Gold Reach Lily Co-operative, town was begun yester- ^ nn am Pt°n, superintendent, told the Pilot, Saturday. “I mailed “Glasses are crutches for the which has been working for sale > the state highway crew, { th is le tte r to these papers, correcting Mr. Lindsley's erronous sup eyes that are weak. An ath lete of 5s and 6s to chain stores all ini efforts of the “roads” position, and to also put him straight m a tte rs:” trains to make his muscles big over the country, w ere present It’ee of cham ber of com - ’ast Thursday night at H arbor i Editor, Del Norte Triplicate and Curry County Reporter: I and strong. This training, how ¡G range hall to explain the pro- ever, does not include the m us chamber of commerce asks should like to clarify another article which ippeared in the last cles of the eyes." ; ixised plan of th at organization to move these sm aller bulbs in ‘SSUe ° f y° UF P8per ThÌS artic,e was si8ned h>’ c A Lindslev, and The advertisem ent appears on ave shrubs of anv kind to , . , , c ., I a non-competitive m arket. tors will be tran sm itted to made rcfprencp to an article which I had formerly prepared, mak- Pa 8e S1X of thls ,ssue This deal has l>een hanging I toward the finishing of >nE a comparison between the rejected Brookings-Harbor budget ------- -------------------------- for some time, the two explained, , to come forw ard w ith with the totals of Both the Gold Beach Union High School and the S f O t t L p i l V l f t D l S f 'and the proposal made by th a t contributions.. N am es of ~ „ u . . , , . ,, u v u n | organization was explained to rt Department of th e s ta te Gold Bcach Krad<' schIwl buds'',s as we" as La"C|ois and P»rt I » P n v p rn n r I local growers, of which over 400 commission. | Orford. To make a valid comparison, the above procedure is nec- ■ W U l I J v J U V v I I I U I j I were present. spedite this work, th e high-j essary since Brookings-Harbor educate both high and elem entary , J ) | | C ' W ith nothing definite to offer in way of amount of price the Z n ? f r 7 m , X h « ™ i n t i ’Ch° ° 1 PUpil!' Where“ Uni° n hlgh ‘Cho° l educa,e only h,Eh " m eeting ended in discussion of from here, has asked to school children. l»oxing. hauling and such, If the Resident of Newberg, I plan did m aterialize. local equipment, if pos-j I would suggest, therefore th a t Mr. Lindsley make another Oregon; Likes To Robert Rowland, executive sec h of the hill near th e a p - ! cornpar’son ’n wh*ch he includes both Gold Beach Union High and re ta ry of the Society of Amer Visit This Area ican Florists will address a m eet to town will lx* cut aw ay, ¡Gold Beach Grade School, since the district he compares educates ing of all lily grow ers next Tues- the remainder to be ter- both high and elem entary school pupils. Scott Leavitt, . of Newberg, ... . dis- day evenin, Sept. 30 nt H arbor 1 lt u stand-1 jf author of the above-mentioned article will take time Oct governor for Dist. No W 2,|Gra at R m itn flowering shrubs to be js app<,nrtng Under auspices for attraction C u ttin g to 1°°^ a t the new Brookings-Harbor budget, he will notice that R otary International, will be in, this area next Monday and Tues- of Cr()f( Lj, Groweni asWx.iati„n a portion of this hill w ill there is a grade school column, a high school column, and a total day when he will pay his official which dppms , his m eeting of u t. r ,’"|W Biookings before column. U nfortunately he compared the total high school and elo tO. Br_0 0k,ni:i: ( lu b ; nne o f |m o st im portance to local grow ers anne will s t'i r t^ a h n iit^ n t1 Hientarv school column with the Gold Beach Union High School ,,lp youngest in the state. and that an open m eeting will •puig wm sta rt about aU - Present at c h a rte r night cere , . . . . , lx? held. »mt where the beach r o a d 'r a th e r than the column headed “high school." Since I have the « . • ,T u v , u , r , u : Mr. U»av*U N ational figure in the flower ou he f highway. Brookings-Harbor budget handy, I will make the comparison, using trigued by this clim ate, and told business Mr Rowland is said to nature, on t h e |, ^ r Lindsley's figures for Gold Beach Union High School, and our i B otarians he would return as ) lie one of the best-inform ed men end of town aw aits change <in flower culture in the United highway at the approach New Brookings-Harbor Budget D ISTR IC T GOVERNOR i States. Chetco bridge. B. II. S. He is making a special trip to B. H. 8. Item ; this area from national head $ 40000 100.00 C lerk ............................................... I q u a rte rs to discuss the lily bulb 75.00 100.00 Elections and Publicity situation with the growers. This 300.00 society he represents is a n a ■ Legal Service, Clerk's Bond, Audit ...... 100.00 tion-wide orgam dation of grow 50.00 t O ther Expense of General Control........... ers, greenhouses, jobbers and 10.880.00 Instruction, Teaching .................................... 8.500.00 florists and is considered to be ‘‘ : " ving that school costs 50 00 one of the most influential and «■«lously low in this area? Subs,i,u,<' Te,che” - ously low in th is area, powerful groups in the country. 200.00 250 00 studied on page seven of Paper, Chalk ..... .............................................. Officers of Croft Lily Growers 100.00 ................... 40.00 v furnished by th e Pro- Textbooks association firmly believe th a t Tixpa> ^ of Brookings-1 axpayers Brookings- o th e r Expense of Teaching 100.00 ............... 40 Q0 much benefit could be deiived ■jcimty, Leo Lucas, Pres., from m aintaining close contact 1.50000 O peration of Plant, Janitors ....................... 2,400.00 S Chadwick, Sec. land co-operation w ith the So ¡” cas told the Pilot, Tues- Ja n ito r s Supplies ......................................... 150.00 250.00 ciety of American Florists. A 5ring, after retu rn in g from 400.00 500.00 ! large crowd is expected and will afh. that he learned a t be planned to greet this speaker. 150.00 35.00 forts of Brookiners- irbor Chamber o f imerce R esponsible »1 Facts Are ¡n By Group ; ry superintendent’s office W ater ................................................. r war years, th e re had O ther Expense of Operation ........... • i Cnw SL ‘n enrollm e" t a t Repair, Maint. of Furniture. Equip. ^ Orford and Gold Beach , r „ „ n(,K had shown a big R ep a,r' M a,n t of Grounds ............. ‘riparison of these facts R etirem ent ........................................................ '>n page seven. , New F urniture ...... .................... 100.00 100 00 l.ouo.uo 750.00 50.00 400.00 100.00 1.500 00 700.00 450.00 None 300.00 300.00 250.00 1,500.00 $19,780.00 Brimm Bros. Mill Now Sawing Logs A fter delays, forced by failure of equipment to arrive, B rim m of Newberg, u h o wtll be here to fjros sawmill, located on the s e a lin g of the econ-| None 'frcised by the local bud- New Buildings ................................. m oke hw official vi»it to the oid m ill pond, began saw ing la st 300.00 rol R otary Club. Friday, when three logs w ere • ee and school hoard. L ibrary Books ... ....................— run through on the test. su p e r‘ Visual AM ............................................ often as he could. He has a son A fter all hugs w ere worked ? ' . ,gotsSUo f S th e B a,k e* « * s ’ • > i:' ‘ living at E ureka, and has plaus- out over the week-end, saw ing . 3,500 00 ‘^ r.tioned m th e adver- P rincipal’s Salary’ ................. ible excuse to come often. began in earnest Monday w n Pa/! for by the P ro . Tot these .tems $18,140.00 W hile educated in Oregon and a partial crew kept the mill go- * ^pavers of Broolcinm -' w here he ta u g h t school a num -jm g most of the day. Vicinity. , It Win be noted that the items above were those listed last ber of years. Mr. L eavitt gained Loggings crews, at work up *nd aImost beyond, week except th at the pprincipal's salary’ was om itted It will be Mnntana he w a slth e Uhetco. have been bringing this s r°H p’ noted th a t the principal s salary at Gold Beach Union High School J v s R epresentative a fte r se rv -’in tim bdr lor the “•i'Ting increase of the students” enrolled "in «» S3500 00. w hereas the principal's salary’ at Brookings-Harbor is . ing w i t h the forest service sev- j already quite a reserve has been ----------- — , , ’ „¡« .i r u J e r a l years. In 1940 he came to built up. 15 comPared back S1500 for the p art of his time spent m the work of a principal. >n . whpre he has „ 0 , ^ ----------------------- -------- ^-«--.beyond th a t tim e. thp other handi the Gold Beach principal teaches and th a t tim e is --------------------------- ------------ Mrs. C harles Lockhart was a a m ore fan- 'Cnclliuecl on Page Three) I T r> c l a s s i c A d ^ - T h e y jwarf¡Bandon visitor this week. MB -• ^veaiLC°o7P,ahri80n iS Bus Gara^ W tion. Scott L eavitt ,
