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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1948)
raaliffljS'flarbar Pilaf Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area! >Jume Two, No. F o rty -fo u r >cal Postoffire ¡hows Big Gains B R O O K IN G S , Firemen’s Dance Nets Sum For Candy Fund CURRY COUNTY, Guthrie Tells About Phvs. Ed. OREGON T hursday, J a n u a ry 1, 1948 School, Budget W ith a cro w d f a r in excess o f A t a special m e e tin g o f the T B F f i H ì Ì V P a ll exp e cta tio n s. B ro o k in g s v o l ro o o kin k in gs rs and H H a a r rb b o o r r c cham h a m ber ber * < > • IT I » B ro u n te e r fire m e n n e tte d about $170 io f comm erce, held M onday eve- “ The sta te * savs savs th we m m ust ust ning. the b y-la w s w e re am ended ’ p T h * budpat co m m ittp p o f th e a t th e C h ris tm a s dance, held in ' np STaT< th a a t t we th e G range h a ll. T he money w ill ™ " d u ct a s ta " da^d "h v s ic a l edu- be added" to th e c a n d y 'V u n d 'foV f ^ ^ c o X h ^ o i d t h ^ R t 1 h " f r o m X ' t o X n ^ 17 wil1 meet F rid a -V a t 2 P -tn.^to be a d d e d t n t h e ennHv, cat,on course , A r th u r G u th rie , Brookings postoffice has shown markable gains in the past iree yea!' according to fig u re s eased. Tuesday, bv Mrs. Goldie f ’S m usicians, one - - u n a n i- - - schoo, budge, next lith, postmaster. “ We lack less " X ton $300 in stamp sales to be mous. , igible for second class r a tin g ” . Im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g lu m b e r- r b ’\ b ,'d tie i co m itte e is m ade ™ lS L ' He prefaced men w ere n om inated to be voted ~P o f E m e r Bankus, W ilso n Starting w ith the year; 1945, fro m San Diego, v o lu n ta rily help ¿7* , ed P in so n ’s o rc h e s tra in fu rn is h £ on fo r d ire cto rsh ip s. The one f J j ^ T an and F a rI ( ’arson in the basis, these fig u re s w ere a th le tic s in the local school since re ce ivin g the highest vote w ill a d d lo n to tbe school board. eased concerning stam p sales: in g th e m usic E ddie T h o rn to n , fire ch ie f, ask- I P J ™ * ’ hP f a.mP here ln 1942 In a sta te m e n t to the P ilo t, ¡rst Quarter $1.0-19.77 serve fo r th re e vears, second, fo r ....’.P ’’T T " T , K k L y n n H a m p to n said: icor.d Quarter $1,209.86 ed th e P ilo t to e xte n d his th a n k s ; tw o years and the th ir d highest, to everybody fo r h e lp in g out in " P s n e 41 ho-vs Phvs<- “ T h is year, fo r the fir s t tim e , bird Quarter $1,315.88 fo r one ye a r. The vote w a s: th is w o rth y cause. The ann u a l 3 eduSa’ ,on >n a room th a t is the R u ra l School Law is in ef- »urth Quarter $1.847.64 H e n ry K e rr, 17 ( w ill serve fo r C h ris tm a s tre e here is a p ro je c t d<?s' , Ene<i ,o r h a lf i ,h . • a « t num ber, in re e y e a rs ," f- d le s s a rri l f i i , n r ^ d ’ I b i s means (Jiat the budget jr year 1945 $5.423.15 and in a ro o m w h ic h n e ve r is th re e y e a rs ); ’ Ed Lessard. 16 ( (to ° w il! be p repared * b y , th e budget In 1946 the local post o ffic e o f th e group. w a rm e r than 45 degrees on th e ^ serve e s s k r fo r 12 tw X o years»; X f H o m n e r the usual m anner. red a substantial gain to K essler. 12 (to serve fo r one Hl • 1 I I U D , average day. These same 41 boys! e e 1 2 f ° r I t w ill tben bp pub!lshed as in np the stamp revenue to a iiiv iiu jv ia ui mt- (in , n in a n a M i n ’ , al of $6.675.67: 9thjR o b e ^ • and th * p ^ - A fte r p u b lic a tio n . a grades, m ust ta ke showers undeB<t Ro )eI 1 w a n - 5. h e a rin g w ill be held, to give the rst Quarter $1,320.74 three tin y show ers— a ll o f w h ich : ta x payers o p p o rtu n ity to d is •ond Q uarter $1.423.50 delays the students in re aching Dance Proceeds To cuss th e budget, ■rd Quarter . $1.702.75 n e xt c ------ la s s ? Buy Iron LU Lung , I the ------ , I5 U V An iron FI I M T " A f t e r th is hearing, the budget urth Q uarter $2,228.68 M e m o ria l services fo r R ich a rd In re c o u n tin g these handicaps.! The S h rjn e CJub w ill be presented to the R u ra l Ml. 1946 $6.675.67 H o m e r L in d s le y v ic tim o f the M r. G u th rie to ld o f o thers w h ich c h v in o rd e r to buy an iro n lu n g Sch001 B o a rd - w h o w ill consider ¡The year, 1947, w ith fig u re s rr ! h i ? ' Pv C ,n rk T ' P hiT T ,Lhe |OC? ' school’ . w h :c h , f o r Ih c h o so ita l at th a t place n u r bud« « - «O R «h-r w ith th e hraated for the last th re e days A t c t o r j. o ff th e A la ska eoast la te include th e se a tin g ca p a city fo r bas b jl|e d A w ' . budget, o f a ll the o th e r budgets order to have a re p o rt fo r th is m N ovem ber, w ere held Sunday any games and th e r e s u l t a n t ---------------------------- „ ----- n L ty. T his board m a y o f th e „ cou fue, the stamp sales showed m o rn in g v ’ith Rev. N ic k N e u fe ld la c k o f stu d e n t body revenue - increase o r decrease item s o f th e like increase as was shown in b rin g in g th e message. fro m th is source. budget, and m ay hold h e arings previous year. The fig u re s : R ic h a rd Ilo m e r Lin d sle y, son S ta rtin g th is spring, baseball b n the in d iv id u a l budgets. rst Quarter .............. $1.579.78 o f M r. and M rs. B ru ce Lindsley, w ill be added to th e Ipgh school ‘'S hould the to ta l o f a ll th e cond Q uarter $1.686.33 was b o rn M a y 14. 1930. at Leb- a th le tic s . N e x t fa ll six-m a n fo o t- , budgets lx» w ith in the 6% lim i urd Q u a r te r .................. $1.948.95 I anon, O regon. | b a ll w ill lx? on the calendar, ac- ta tio n . the R u ra l B oard w o u ld urth Q uarter test.) $2.547.37 H e attended e le m e n ta ry school ' co rd in g to present plans. A ll of 1 then le v y the ta x a fte r p u b lic a •tai this year ...... $7,762.43 and hig h school a t B rookings. I these sports c a ll fo r equipm ent, tio n and h e a rin g ; should it ex- ONEY ORDER B U SIN E SS and was a c tiv e in S unday school. I and since th e stu d e n t body de- .» ceed the 6% lim ita tio n , then Uhile stamp sales d eterm in e' E a r lie r th is year, he e n listed in rives m oney fro m its a c tiv itie s , w o u ld be held on a c o u n ty w ide class of postoffiee. the local j the m erch a n t m a rin e and was w h ich w ill ta x the funds beyond ' ba: i” . ney order business showed assigned to C la rk s d a le V ic to ry j w h a t th e y can be stretched, “ S h o u ld ifen.s; in the lo ca l buo- I get be trim m e d dow n by the | Lvr»n H a m p to n to ld the R o ta r- wi greater gain in the lik e l on its t r ip to A la ska . N ov. 24. d u rin g a s to rm o ff ians o f the fo rth c o m in g m eeting r as these figures reveal. R u ra l B oard, then a vote w o u ld Try order business is ta ke n th e A la s k a coast, th is ship w as o f the budget co m m itte e , F rid a y , lx? necessary at a la te r date in the fiscal year. J u ly 1 to June ru n aground, b ro ke in tw’o and J a n u a ry 2 w h ich w ill prepare the the lo ca l c o m m u n ity fo r a p p ro v K al. wb 'p stnmn sales are on the a ll b u t fo u r o f th e cre w w’ere ¡budget to s u b m it to the co u n ty X i X lost. i ru r a l board fo r consideration. lender vear- He is s u rv iv e d by his p a r e n t s -------------------------------------------- M 1945 s ip 304 07 \ . • i rwi 5 W 6 ......... $66.879.41 a b ro th e r. A lle n and siste r, Re- z ì i mona, o f A rc a ta , and a step ’ " ‘r $84.023.38 sister. June M ackey o f E v e re tt, Officers o f the B a p tis t Com - the fa ll q u a rte r o f ! m u n ity ch u rch c h o ir w-ere e le c t 1947. endir - Dec. 31 $25.321.6-1 W ash., and tw o step -b ro th e rs, ANSON WEEKS D a v id C aparoon o f O ric k , C a lif., D espite the cold and ra w w in d _ ed S a tu rd a y evening a t th e O tto OnVYc of DcveZoTtnicMf and Joseph C aparoon o f B ro o k w h ich c h ille d C h ristm a s eve, the o rch e stra o f H o llyw o o d , fo r a T ,Ur u rle ** y home, g u la r ome, fo llo w in g re regi hese figures, according to ings. He was 17 years.6 m onths c o m m u n ity tre e s t ill a ttra c te d dance a t the M e m o ria l H a ll o n |C ° *r Pra c tlc c - ^<amed w e re : Smith, are in d ic a tiv e o f the M onday, January’ 5. P re sid e n t— M rs. H elen H ans- "Hopment of th is area in th a t and 10 days old a t the tim e o f his a huge crow d. death. iad of time. W h ile no census B ill W rid g e , as S anta C la u s ,, The prevalence o f p o lio in the cani was ready w ith the sm iles^ hand s u rro u n d in g areas o f eastern V ice -p re sid e q t — M rs. C laude been taken, they also can be shakes and o f course the candy. Oregon. S o u th e rn Id a h o and in G ° ldi zen- as an index o f the n u m b e r Y oungsters w ho never th o u g h t the v ic in ity o f P o rtla n d , has been |_ S e c re ta ry - T re a s u re r — M rs. new residents o f the Area. iVhilo no release could he oh there was such a person, now are th e cause fo r a la rm in a ll sec D ew ey A ke rs. M usic C o m m itte e — B e tti G ol- b e g inn in g to believe in the sp ir- tions. G reat fo r benevolence, the (nei4 frun1 the H a rb o r p o sto ffice i i t o f S anta. iS h rin e rs o f th is re gion believe dizen. M r. and M rs. E m il M oore, is easy to assume th a t fig u re s I Bob P erkins, w ho acted as mas- ( th a t an iro n lu n g should be a v a il- and M rs. H oagland. F u n e ra l services w ere held on )m that office also w ill re fle c t S ocial co m m itte e c h a irm a n — pike gain. S a tu rd a y a t 2 p.m., a t B a p tis t te r o f cerem onies, w ith the aid able i f th e dread disease should C o m m u n ity c h u rch fo r W illia m o f his p u b lic address system , in- s trik e here. A n a d ve rtise m e n t M rs. O tto T u rle y . A social h o u r fo llo w e d w ith H e n ry F o ltz , w h o passed aw ay te rv ie w e d th e c itize n s o f the '60s, appears elsewhere in th is issue, Hikin g Collection games and prizes. R efreshm ents here C h ris tm a s day. Rev. N. N and found o u t w h a t th e y expect- w ere served b u ffe t s tyle fro m a Cbnnire Jan. 1 N e u fe ld o ffic ia te d and in te rm e n t | ed to fin d u n d e r the tre e the F |.ni>ril| Hold w g in rh g Tan j, 194s. t h e ! w as a t S m ith R iv e r ce m e ta ry. ¡n e x t m o rn in g . . b e a u tifu lly appointed table. The £,unirai O L IO T u rle y ----- home ----- was ----------- decorated w ith I 'e c tric C o -o p e ra tiv e ! B orn in Ohio, Sept. 6. 1871. h e ' B a p tis t C o m m u n ity C h u rc h , r OF Oscar Lindsley ---- 11 discontinue the co-oo offic«*! was 76 years, 3 m onths and 19 c h o ir sang m a n y fa m ilia r carols | L a st rite s w ere held Wednes- lig h te d tree, greens and candles Tr-x, . Members w ill pav day’s old • • a t .............. ’ death * ‘ an4 C h ris tm a s songs, a n ti a d d e d ld »y m o rn in g at 10 o’clo ck at the in keeping w ith the h o lid a y sea- th e tim e o f * • his pir b ’ s at thn B ro o k in g E lec- w h ic h was d ire c tly a ttrib u te d to atm osphere to the occasion. The B a p tis t C o m m u n ity ch u rch fo r son. c Radio Co., store, across a h e a rt a tta c k . O f hecent m onths c I 11 h 1 ill w d soon O scar W. Lin d sle y. b ro th e r o f i --------------------------------------------- J I » » in 1 1 IV4 ’M 1 1 V dispersed 4 V H V the «r ’ street from the present o f- he had been c o n fin e d to the fa m crow d a fte r the p ro g ra m was B ru ce Lindsley. w ho died, Dec. 1 VV Trouble calls w ill s till be ily home, due to in firm itie s o f com pleted. i ,29. 29« a t ^ the e fa m ily home. Rev. N. j ™ *^***sV< X Cnrp b-v ^ * “o rKp Rush age. U n til a y e a r ago he had past week, ending on ! N . N e u fe ld officiated. In te rm e n t S u n d a y: M ax. M in R ain same number, Telephone been a re g u la r a tte n d a n t at the was at C oquille. Brookings 22 ...54 40 B a p tis t C o m m u n ity church. M r s 1 iL 4 23 . 58 46 F a itz p re o w d e d h im ¡n death ,n Extra Quiet In Area 24 . 64 41 I f anyone had been lo o k in g fo r P ilo t. tocal News Items 1931. 25 . 67 48 r and Mm RUsb w bo S u rv iv in g are his son. W illia m e x c ite m e n t here on C h ristm a s 26 . 63 45 T sounding the w in te r at P a r- A., now a t Guam , his d a u g h te r- day th e y w o n 1 ’ c e r t r ’n ly been 27 . 54 52 1.28 disanpo; Ari?on'» <'ame last F rid a y W a « . » . »». A. F o ltz , and doomed fo r ..........- .......... . 28 . 62 .50 43 >ire for business a ffa irs . T h e v t three grandsons. K a rl. R ay and was lik e G o ld sm ith 's idea o f a de- a th b a lls , re tu rn e d Sur fo r w eek .. 1.78 ' n:ng. On the S m ith R i v i . ---------- ------ 1 __ — med to P arker, vesterdav. B ill o f B ro o k in g s and a g ra n d - serteo v illa g e . M ost people w ho rem ained in ¡th e y ra n o ve r a ro ck w h ic h had T o ta l ra in in Dec. to date ... 8:00 •*.» <vt. t .s at Packwood, d a u g h te r, K a re n , o f the home. th e area w’ere a t home w ith re la - ro lle d fro m the bank, and d fu$ Week on business. He u rg í?d to read P ilo t ic tives o r frie n d s and none sta y- not show up in th e h e * lig h ’ B ru ce Shavere. o f the e le c tric to re tu rn home la te .wi in th#> nnen. i t damaged the o iln a n o f th e ca co-op was in B ro o kin gs, Wed. ed o u t in the open Memorial Held For m _e^ ere °^the.7th:8fh and Ship Victim ( hnstmas Tree Attracts Crowd Funeral Held For W. H. Foltz Christmas Day Was Community Church Choir Elects Officers
