Alwajs For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area!
ÍE TWO. NUMBER
THIRTY-ONE
BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY. OREGON
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1947
hool Budget Carried by 219-120
Leavitt, Dist?<.?“s-<„u^> <’,\0.iM
'raiive {Community Chest
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IlSIlb M i d i
" ,H Hl>ld Eleftlon Soon n .
With nominations made in the I/I
nine zones of Coos-Curry Elec
tric Co-operative, election o a
board of directors is set for Sat
urday, Oct. 18. it was revealed
try Clubs Over
here this week..
•Id Working For
A. E.. Sandbo, current director
is up for re-election, but nomin
Harmony
ated to oppose him is a man by
name of Walker of Pistol River.
in, w ith its ‘four-lane’ Mr. Sandbo asks support of local
of achievement, with Co-op members in his election,
clubs in all countries ¡jjjan^s for wj,ich wjn
mailed
those dominated by the out sho rtjv
Blain,” will be a prime
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1J
IxllinClW u
Harrv
with
Ikiah Safeway Store
I
H arry
E duards
of the
I firm
Largest Vote In
History Of School
Cast Last Fridav
of Mason & Edwards, who left
here two weeks ago for Peta
luma, California, is now mana-
_
.
.
.
1 per iff the Ukiah Safeway Store,
LtH’fil ( hairman Being it was learned here Monday.
Discussion On Budget
Sought For Drive in
In hls younger days Harry
Was
Held Thursday
worked for this same concern,
This V icinitv
Evening
at School
it is said and he often told hls
friends in this area, that he still
Bernard Mather, countv chair- liked that business "about the
Interest In the local schools
man of the community chest, best’
I was shown Friday evening when
was a Brookings visitor, Monday,; His wife and family an* visit- 339 voters turned out to approve
seeking a local chairman to aid ing at Petaluma this week, but the third budget for the district,
in solicitation. He informed th<* expect to return here shortly.
219 to 120. in what was said to
!ir. the peace of the world,
Pilot that Mrs. Agda R i c k n e r . ------------------------------------
have lx»en the most spirited
can be," state Scott Leav- j Help Needed On New
chairman la« year had reigned. N e w pagtor Wj|| Jake
¡election in the history of this
t governor of Rotary Parsonage Construction
In explaining the drive to the
. . . ..
,
area.
Uonal. on his visit, T u e s -
Pilot,
he
said:
Pastorate
Duties.
Sunday
Noteworthy in this election
The parsonage, at the Com
the local club.
Rev N. L N. Neufeld, recently
munity Baptist church, is rapidly. , "The L Oregon Chest continued
. was the determination of the
try stands for service, and taking shape but the trustees after thp War for the PurPose called by the Community Baptis
ist people in favor of the budget,
nee permeates every na- find
thnv nnnd
find they
need more materials of coordinating the raising of Church from California, takes which side won on July 17 by a
lery tongue, and all have and labor to rush the structure, funds for and the distribution of over his duties, Sunday, at the 107 to 89 vote, and more than
doubled its vote at the election
so that the new pastor may move funds to seven Oregon child- local church.
caring agencies and the Oregon
Highly recommended, especi- last Friday. Opponents of the
into it as soon as possible.
Many men of the area have Mental Hygiene Society. The ally in his work with the youth, issue gained hut thirty-one votes,
expressed a willingness and de- ¡funds an* raised through the, his coming is expected to aid despite a vigorous campaign
sire to aid on this project Ma-1 work of ,ocal Community Chests materially in interesting all the i against the issue.
terials have been "accumulating 1 in ,he state nf OreE°n Trt‘ Orp* y°unK people of the community
HEARING HELD THURSDAY
and August Johnson, superin- «on Chest als0 r«‘nders wha1’
church work.
Opponents, Thursday evening
tendent, plans to work a crew cver d is ta n c e possible to the, For a time, the new pastor is at
{claimed th»* local scliool costs
Friday of this week
' various communities of the state Josephine apartm ents
All those who can help arc'«" working out a federated pro-
excessive on the grounds that
c. Oregon Prison Association J the janitor costs were to high;
urged to be present Friday mom-
t i fund raising Iris is
ing, or to see Archie Hendricks done ^or
PurP°s' of dimin-i d. Y.M.C.A. Service Men’s Pro that the clerk pay was out of
dine with that paid by other
gram
.a t Hendricks Furniture Co., the at,nK as many separate cam-
..— 'bus
saving
paigns as -----
possible
saving
Campaigns in the
various schools of the area.
chairman of the committee.
J
time, money and effort on the bounties for this year will be
I>*ad by Howard James, mem-
part of the contributors and the conducted mostly during the her of the school board, the dis
workers.
month of October. The total goal cussion was kept in line at all
"The member agencies are:
for the Oregon Chest is $436, times He explained that schtxil
a. Seven State Aided Child in moat counties funds are being costs, like costs of living, had
Caring Agencies:
593.00. This has been equitable risen sharply in the past year,
Boys' & Girls’ Aid Society added for other agencies render- but he also {minted out that
Boh Williamson and his moth
allocated to all the counties and the school enrollment, in dis
Catholic Charities
er. after several attempts to open
ing services in th communities, trict 17. had risen more sharply
Children’s Farm Home
earlier, managed to get their
greater. Therefore, let us keep since 1944
Oregon Protective Society
bakery into production Tuesday
Salvation Army's White in m ind:
The local schools, it was
of this week.
Scott Leavitt
This trend is bringing about pointed out, were the only ones
Shield Home
A grand opening, probably on
many ft*derated campaigns. The in the county to show gains dur
Volunteers of America's
u
. . Saturday of next Week will be
Children’s
task is great, yet the need is in g the war years All the others
Mothers’
and
il notPd
same Pnn cl* . announced later. At this time the
j greater. Therefore, let us keep in the county showed decreases.
Home
I „ ‘
V.’ national public will be invited to comp
keep in mind :
Waverly Baby Home
I Gold Beach, it was drawn to the
that'aii " an Prancisco in I in to inspect the modern bakery
b. Oregon Mental Hygiene I Everybody gives, everybody ben- tention of the voters, had only
. ; •* a ' S. creeds and which the Williamsons have con-
jefits.
Society
145 in high school at this time,
•/und a common ground structed f0 s,.n e th,< an a
r-.Ling about understand-
i yet their budget called for
' a‘ch India especially with
{$1700 more than Brookings had
■ctm. for there, Rotary
bugeted for the education cf the
as done much to ce-
86 already enrolled here
Peoples who have lived
TALK APPEALING ELECTION
icntury-old feuds.”
Reports about the area that
'congressman from the
the opponents of the budget, as
ntanai to where he
voted, would again be ap(M*aling
'r”
service from
was ont last spring there were 81 en- to the state tax commission.
' n< 1 service work i Enrollment
Lnroiimeni a at t Brookings m Schools,
v h w ..- ,
rolled in High School. Monday, 88
; r. • U • ry hut with this year, is up from last year, figures
Laundry Sets October 15,
ry Club, Tues.
in Curry Countv
New Bakery Open
Now For Business
Enrollment Higher Monday
Than Registered Last Year
ne went
fo
the four
7 tar> and noted th e'
•lt' f the local club.
« Slightly---------
-
*
»y more than four
Old
/ ere Mrs. Leavitt was
P' f'n’prtained by a num-
7 iry Anns, at the Tis-
r rf! " '
Mildn
Shangle and
were visitors
yrne, Sunday.
were signed on the rolls.
Under the six year system, adopted For Its Opening Date
Advertising has gone out this
this year, the enrollment figures are: week,
telling that Oct. 15, has
(bv
grades)
been set as opening da’e for the
regisU
. , ,
new self-service laundry In this
High School
Grade School
area. .
Grade
Boys
Girls
lotal
Total
Grade
Iloys Girls
awaiting the completion
Seventh .................. 9
12
21 of While
18
the building, these new, up-
First ....................®
Eighth ....................18
6
24 j to-date washers will be put on
Zo
Second ..................,:i
*“
Ninth ......................14
15
29 display at Chetco Home and Auto
Third .....................20
9
Tenth ....................12
12
24 Supply Co. and Moore’s Variety.
Fourth ................... 16
13
Women will find this service
Eleventh ................11
8
19 extraordinary
because they may
Fifth ...................*
Twelfth ................. 8
8
16 take their weekly washing there
Sixth ..................... 13
10
and bring it home in just a few
minutes, dry and ready to iron.
61
133
Totals
142
So
Totals