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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1947)
Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area! Æ TWO. NUMBER T H IR TY -TH R EE BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1947 ax Commission Hears School Case iber Will M eet Wednesday j- questions of vital in ter- progress to this commun- be brought up next Wed- October 22, at the first eting of the Brookings- Chamber of Commerce meets at the Odd Fellows ; 7 o’clock, p. m. the items to be brought discussion will be: Does innununity wish Am erican to come along High- What is the in terest community toward a youth or a community c e n te r? this community in terest i to come here to erect Ballot's Legality Report Hopeful Concerning Questioned By Local P etitioners Chain Store Lily Purchases S tan d ard Schools j T Jacobs Tells~ ciift Lily Growers \ ote o f Three Were Questioned By Group O f Petitioners SchooISPrincipa1s ¡ ° f IntervieW With Store R epresentative At the offices of the Oregon S tate Tax Commission, last F ri day. a hearing was held on the question ns to w hether or not Local Association, Monday, Voted To Join D istrict No. 17 had held its elec Basic School Fund To American Society O f Florists O rganization tion on the question of increasing Be Apportioned On the tax levy above the constitu- That the chain stores arc con- and the Croft Lily Growers As- tional 6 ^ lim itation, in “substan- Approved _____ Ratings tinuing negotiations on the mat- sociation will he given the first tial compliance with the law.” ter of the sale of 5’s and 6’s, was word on the outcome of nego- Petitioners had indicated to the On Monday and Tuesday, Oct. ; the word given to members of itations now under way. tax commission that the district ;,r” 1 <• Lynn Hampton superin- the Croft i.:i> G ro w n A moi i - Pht cal association voted, h*d not held the election In eon* n also if time p e rm its.! ten dent °f the local schools at- tion, Monday njght, by J. T. .Monday evening, to affiliate with plianee w ith the law on the al- of the Community Bap- te n ^ei^ th e sta te school adminis- Jacobs, past president of the or- the Society of American Florists, leged grounds that the ballot and hurch have consented to Orators conference, held at Sa- ¡ganization. This organization is one of the notice did not give the reason the dinner for the occa-i^cn1, w hich he reports to Pilot:; j ast week Mr Jacobs had a most influential and powerful in for increasing the levy, and th a t I Com m enting on the “b a s i c lengthy interview, at Portland the United States, and there is,people were alllowe«! to vote who as by action of the b o a rd ’school fund" the assistant sup- with an executive of the chain h ttle doubt that the Croft Lily should not have been perm itted on that the cham ber erin ten d en t of public instruction store association, at which time Growers Association will profit to do so. i (luring the sum m er to stated th a t all schools were stan-Jhe was assured that this m atter ’tnmeasurablye from this alliance At the hearing the actual bal- people to carry on t h e ir ^ a r d as of July, 1947, and that was and still under discussion be- if has bepn P<)in,e<1 out lot. with the following included work. A large rep resen -¡th ey w ere declared non-standard tw een representatives of the big , ~7 — — ----- ---------------- - 'R easons fur fncreaatng Tht Tax s urged at the first m eet- by Rex Putnam , superintendent j jeading chain stores in the U. ( K r i s t i n a s G o o d s C r o w d l > 1 11 1 ° provide more adequate outline the work for th e ¡of public instruction. s., with favorable prospects of ixM*al Firestone Store f acilities for the increased school ■ vear- • ’ The speaker also informed the a decision being arrived at soon. p ue t o limited st ace amply t<>-eo?t \ <»f o|M>r,at i.'.n was presented Mr Jacobs contacted the sec- display the new C hristm as mer- tc thi, fa ; comiiu'8#iw„S withVxjth ad m in istrato rs th at there were several new' school su p e rv iso rs- retary of the Oregon Chain Store chandise, the Chetco Home and thp petitioners and representa- th ree for the high school two Association, an affiliate of the A utu Supply Co. has rented a ,jv,.s wf SC|KM,, <i,^tr i<-t ad for the elem entary, with more to national association, at the re- portion of the W arth Clothing mitting that the printed ballot be engaged—who would try to qUest of the Croft Lily Growers Store to store the and display was the one used visit each school in the state j Association, which has been ac- heating units and appliances now Since the ballot actually bad live in the m atter of finding a n !i- Jugular quarterlv m eeting during the year in their -*— store. the reasons printed thereon, the C ountv Indian H eirs A lthough the basic school fund ¡outlet for surplus bulbs f mem- In an advertisem ent elsewhere commission did not ask w hether m this issue a p p e ars new s of or no( th e reaso n s wpwrp on thp won was held at the H ar- is to be distributed to standard Jliers of the local group ’go Sunday afternoon. >ch.»ol> and only standard schools J I' appears that < iiain MOTOS this move. Christm as merchan- ballot snPeit had charge of th e its purpose was to encourage im- are in no great rush to obtain dise has already begun to arrive, Th<. ^ titio n e rn were then given *bich he later tu rn ed provem ent in each school rather these lily bulbs inasmuch as they and shortly, within a few' days, j opportunity to list who voted the vice-chairman. Sam th an as a club strictly to cn- do not plan conducting any ex the limited quarters of the store |Who shouid not have ()ecn a , force such improvement. In set- tensive sales campaign h« fore the will lx* taxed almost to capacity. lowed to, and presented names ecidcd to have a com- ting up new departm ents, schools holidays. In fact, any bulbs going of three individuals whom they Mr. and Mrs. Len Reed of W in claimed were not eligible on the •nend the court h earin g w ere urged * to meet state stan- I to stores in • the - — -••• east will not - be and. Oct 20, and E tta dards for these departm ents. ¡displayed until next spring, at ton. Calif., are spending their grounds that they were not resi- annual fishing trip in this 1 d e n to '¿ f "th^ district Pat \ anPelt w ere nam - A, another KSSlo„ " and visiting friends. They are ates. The commission also com m ent requirements, and credits were As a result of this interview at staying at the S tate Line Motor ed on the actual law th at a Eain purpose of the m eet- discussed, with the general con- r ; haW, " d — P o ^ U ^ ^ J a c o h ^ C o u n t° continue the p ro p er S school district may vote several ? of identification blanks times, and that the law allowed in g ran tin g credit for physical «sks * a school district to do so. At request of the commission “ since in m any cases the full per- A . m vv • the assistant superintendent of , was not remembered. iod was allowed, credit should ** W n r ( ] I f | ( O n V C n iC H C C 1 0 H O U S C W I V C S public instruction also pointed 1R8 of facts, known by out th a t the law required the -terv, many applicants granted on the same basis as *en n helped f o r B r o o k i n g s has «he latest word he done, part of which may be acSoo! dk.tr.ct to m .k .■ p r o v e n * ^legation attends the zv or z i in lau n d n conveniences along all accomplished by the mangle ai- ¡n its budget for the “public ern- Mrs. H ershel Obye spoke la u n d ^ r o n ^ e n c e s n ad> *,nsta|lpd I ployess retirem ent act.” ^anng at Portland Oct. the P -T A stating that the ,; the coast of Oregon in the new.reaay instaiiea . I At the conclusion of the h e a r *•“ be a special m eet- organization was behind schools1 autom atic laundry which has ju st, With the in e n o r a pleasing W for Nov. 2, a t th e ? ^ nlZ o i° " ing, the commission indicated it #t before before been been installed installed by by C. C. A. A. MacKen- M acKen-, light I hall tn r, • • in ®1 ifYV' che stated th h at ngni green, pr< n, with chairs and t a - - '• "4 u la " « U n g T s e t l ' ^ ' P - T A. undertakes any ma- z,e a. cons.deratde ^ u S T S I l the wash day m a y , would render a speedy decision, the women as one to ' Appearing at the hearing were r 11 at . . which .... u t e tim unK first The first fam ily an y ib e useo e “ elec-| J°r ___nrrraniyation project, the organization The wash, family to w m « ... - ny - n -- • do some f work M L DeM artin, A Hoffeldt. Geo cers w : t^ h e lH .alw ay s obtains permission and wun.en of this or an> r m m jr y. or v is it" C. A MacKenzie .. D----- said Titus, and Mr. Graham. Repre- * held' leo-oneration ¡co-operation of of the the school admin- need not be one of d ru d g e ry - th at bridge games could be the ,« ,nlinK «he school were the clerk, jit can be a pleasure. This might Ml,> Dor® Beaulieu and Lynn Powell home, near istration and the school board. be the procedure of any house- diversion, is so desired. n Heirs Met range, Sunday Launderall Laundry Is L atest k .br‘dge was the •>* visitors during the including: Mrs. Carl Pasadena. Calif.. Mrs. i wife of the area s Take your clothes to the laun dry sort out the whites, colored, ending on past week. F o r the Min Rain and w’ork clothes. There are on W eather Report Max Gry Ils of LaCanada. S u n d a v : . .58 O ctober 6 2***' Dorm O ctober 7 .........56 Z ? Carl Tui O ctober 8 .......59 ^ • ♦ n d visitt O ctober 9 .........55 7 * »ere Mr. October 10 .........62 October 11 .........64 ^1* Bassett ... 81 October 12 T otal rain for week . 43 48 54 54 52 50 50 This automatic laundry idea Hampton, superintendent. . w not new, for many cities all, over California have such estab- Mr. and Mrs. Normun Crane lishments and women use them ,¡and son of Crescent City were even if they do have washing Sunday evening callers in this ;tne noor, uuev ..............— — - ’ minutes she will have them all equipment at home, all because -area, concerning the r am pore« 40 of the time saving.. W ashing will which is soon to be held * t the .91 be done on per pound-hour ba- fair grounds a t Crescent City. 3.27 she . a n t s them bene i i / X r t w i t T T X ' ™ on £ £ £ y ' ’s X . X h ^ " « ^ " an .67 dry. , h . d n e ; m . y he employed ^ 1 ^ , . , , . . to the Bwnk.n«« Boy .10 (this, howev . 5.35 tailed! leaving only ironmfe to, advantage
