Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 11, 1948, Image 1

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BROOKINGS.
CURRY COUNTY.
OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 11. 1948
ORSE CONTROL R?,S,A .k u ? i,Ge ° T jS Sccu' Executive To L ig h tin g D is t r ic t
DIST. N O . 17 M UST
F or A t h le t ic Fund
INC MONDAY,
Conduct A Scouter Up To Co: Cour*
BUILD IN 1948 TO
T hree basketball Rames,
hollow ing its rejection at the
f LOCAL G RO UP1 i " high ™ school . ath Ä letic fund,
r i will * be School Here, Sat. F ebruary m eeting of the countv KFFP 'C T A k lftA D IV
court, for insufficient d a ta o n : l l , f c r
petition,
the Brookings
light
Dave Putnam , regional scout the
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ing district
was retu
retu rn
rn ed
ed proper-
proper-
State Department Says
Headed By Mr. Crissey Pices of the Rod and Gun club. director, Will be in this area this ¡"g
\r,t? Wa!
To Organize District
C rag Lumber- Co., of Smith week-end to give instruction to 5 a Jte s te d tc^ ,a t e f o r the March
School
Not Capable Of
River.
Will
nlav one
one of
rif the
th o high
Hirrh committeemen,
c o m m itte e m e n den
Hnn m others an d ' mu
*u,1b oi . m e . court.
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.R
iver, w
ill play
Keeping
Accredited
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.
school team s; Pykes Variety will fhe sea scout ship, still in process
however, will be
which has caused m on m eet th e o ther hjgh
of formation Mr' P utnam PM^
tro u g h before th e A pril 7. m eet-
to southwest Oregon and th e Ramrods wi]1 meet R j, returned from New Jersey
g ° f he 5°urt and Prob«ble ae- While publication of the state
,)• other weed, teas the | C lly M arket wWch
, h i w here he underwent two month-'
¡I"” '' °,nly T
»’«»perty own high school exam iner's report 1»
of a dscusston. Monday Ram rods fcow , 0 (h
of intl,nsivp , ratr)in„ for , his «
lh'' en tire length of m ain £ * 'n s m N *,-Id until a rriv a l of
R e ts^iuuiu
sta u ra n n i, t fore th
, his
srason
work.
• street . failed
sign uiC
the petition.
a r>
.P ,,,r ic *
u. ai t Vancenti iL
is SPASnn
work
u u vu to rifcii
11 Kin. j , 7 !} . ,
.
y ',
n R. M. Knox, countv ag en t
q tn rtin « i t 7 on »u
Tb te n tn tim «1
t
A ctual construction aw aits a t- , *-,^as ieen ,o d tb at d must
P.ex Warren, of the s ta te ' S ta rtln g a t . 7:0°;u ,hese games
The tentative p an set up for tion of , h
d
build, to rem ain •‘sta n d a rd ” and
arren, 01 m e s ta u prom ise to give the fans their this week-end includes:
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court, ana win prob- this m ust b(1 accompiished
r
d eon ro commi ce exp a m - , d n a j boop throlls for this seas-
S aturday afternoon, den moth- J ': lt) 1in“ ‘nte im m ediately fol- j une> 1949 First revelation of
he laws govern ng form ation sono.
ers schoo, Thjs js
low this action,
this inform ation was made at
con rol districts.
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ppctive dpn mothers * ls w e„ P
'th e m eeting of the P arent-T each­
e r Association. Thursday evening.
W peop^ of this section of
Saturday evening. Sea scout
: r aced education on t h e Q y £ R
shiP at th "
Ask home.
If additional teachers are not
ace coming.from this w e e d , , * '
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Sunday afternoon at Bap(ist
RY
I
H
u
n
h
D
A
IIT
U
a
d
d
ed to the high school staff
..andon f ie and loss of
Comomunity church, county coun D I LV/llW U I\V u l l» before the beginning of the next
in 1936 is still vivid in th e
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term
the school may rem ain
cil meeting and school of instruc-
wries of people of this re-
John
Mello
Is
Glad
'"conditionally sta n d a rd .” until
Penny Dinner Attracts ” Z p o n . from other troops will
and should spur them on
progress is shown on a building
To De In Oregon
program
toward m aking the
formation of a weed ccntrol
C
apacity
(
rowd
Sat.
he heard at this time, and a
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school acceptable to th e sta te de-
k.'’ in Curry county, us sug-
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rount-table solution will be at-
“People of this area, and I am p artm en t of education.
M by Mr. Knox.
penny . dinner,
eehng 01 will
be should
one of never
them, moan
should never
™
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,
, o The
.
........ staged ^ m p te d . This “ m
......one
mem,
J he sta moan
te exam The
iner. sta
Cliff
Roh- iner. Cliff Rob
te exam
rse not only destroys
land S a tu rd a y evening
at the high presided over by R. G. Sabin, about the rain." said John Mello ‘«nson, on his recent visit to the
but is is extremely
dangerous school
school evm
gym, by
but
extremelv dangerous
hv the local unit of ocunty chairman, and all people woh last week visited in th e Bay B»o<»kings school. said a definite
ji'e in the neighborhood. Its P arent-T eachers ■S association, at- interested in the scout movement ( region, where, he says, it is reallvf ' NO," regarding the
present
f ’ nature makes it alm ost tracted a capacity
»city crowd, when are asked to come.
drv
’
j m anual train in g course, carried
u p under proper w ea th e r over 400 were
e served bv the
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I • You r a n look n t a c re « nf em ne on in an old ,og1 shed 10 the re a r
. h . ? 0« « " W
x i h $ r ° u hv
r ‘' i 1' 1:;* ? " R° ' " ,v
l . ns. The small plot in H ar- group. At one time the waiting A Jj
n^4.«. ' th
a t a re but a few inches hikh
l,nt‘ n« w inmmiig. m e n o ta ry
am i nii
all «it-i.wi
dried up. t The
, u rn ‘s?’« l the basic
baste hand
ha.
park area, planted in 1930, line reached out to the street
/Vie©T,nCJS OClT© nna
»,.. vegetable ( lub
hil> f furnished
g ro w e r. will tak e a beating' Ibis " ols f? '
h.s departm ent w r
now reached an area esti- from the gym door
Wl11 ,ake a 'bca,ing'
b ,h" , (he understanding th a t it be e
id to be more than 40 a c re s
Several, a fte r viewing the line. For T h u rs ., M a r 18 vpnr
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I "I made myself obnoxious to P‘,ndea’
Warren, former Yamhill ,eft fo r home to eat. la te r to re­
According to a le tte r received Im an^' ^here, when I ’d tell them
m aking up the local hud-
gent, showed colored pic tu rn for the Program. The menu
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- -- 1 about If the « am ount • of rain . . wl
n u a w
ry • , provision was
. * Ret in Ja ___x
r
>4{
¡staged
■''•ctKc-u F
r n rid
u a ay
y
evening
at
the
thi
Tiltipornr' t o m m illO C .. high school gym, under the aus-
l u
P.-J.
CALIFORNIA HURT
4 0 0 FED AT
DINNER
wakes it costly for con I
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meeting will be held at V incent's.---------— ---------—-
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measures.
gram
was — enjoyed:
Piano solo—Pauline Hendricks, R estaurant at noon, March 18.
supply and the ta r sides get
pic that these two courses be in
bis explanation of the var-
Piano solo—Marilyn
Struebing At this meeting all interested no.,.^.aT' r '
... .
f u< ed *n
curriculum .
ypes of control m easures
Playlet
Seventh
grade.
in
4-H
work,
with
idea
th
a
t
he
trnnh’*
rfn
'r«
lifn
rn
i»
fn
h
7W
»>U
*
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n ,h< Pcpurt made
3J ° datp. little has been
m av b ecom e a leader is asked trophe in ( alifornia unless rain by Mr. Robinson, w e re such facts
Folk d an ce- Second grade
may becomi a leader, is asked comes and fha( sOnn „ Mr Meilo j|s the crow ded conditiong
of
"w except that control by
Trio—Seventh grade girls.
to he p re se n t_______________
|concluded.
¡rooms, the inadequacies of toilet
by chemica.
Violin so la Irene Rau
' ds and p la n tin g of pas-
facilities, and the present gym
Piano s o l a Betti Goldizen
w h ic h has no heating system .
- trees, wherever practical,
P la v le t—under the direction of
T hese colum ns will c a rry the
xnou-n method of eradication
Being Held
By P.-T. A
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r« i><;ct in the fu tu re Issues, when
Mrs. Ham pton
, r’vn discovered at this tim e
1 Dishes th a t w ere unclaim ed the school board receives the el-
S e x te tte High school girls
only hope of the a re a for
| a fte r the P.-T. A. penny supper cm entary school report,
Vocal s o la Betti Goldizen
present will be in contra/
i may
iin ^
u
n n v u
u p
ilt*
t office
ill I V C
U
be v p picked
up
at t the
ot I ,
S
tu
n
t—Den
1,
Cub
Scouts
a few °f which have
As another step in its attem pt Woody cabins. An orange colored A*.,- D o l
Pantom im e
covered to be somewha*
bring a better new spaper t o ' ^ . j was (akpn by m istake, and V U f-*> el V .ie a r e r 5
C h e t c o »o bring
tree.
O rch estra num ber
ic rjT'eva or-i/1 ♦<« rnulzn it fvnn- i .« i i v pvi »vii H
« aving
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. . . u i s i . i mav «,
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uiv
Ram
blers.
.n?;L ractive,
kL i\ \,’yr”;
,he ‘,ers,,n
,hc
dish m for
a> W a s S o ld M o n d a y
burned off in M ay
graphically more at
he j jeave
R a t havin8
tbe sam
e office
22 in August chemically and ,
Pilot, this week is using its new
. .. .
dress.
| the r,ghfuI ow ner-
\ ' , n ,be fal1 F a s h io n S h o w A n d head-letter
Mr. and Mrs. Ted A rditi, of
The head-line above this a rt-
■ P-iMured by sheep o r 1
San Francisco, son-in-law and
'' h,);: the spread to a min-
D a n c e P ro g re s s in g paB(, is ,4.,mint golhic.
A m b u la n c e B e n e fit d a u g h te r of Mrs. and Mrs. H enry
■' «a- pointed out. The
H orst tf>gether with H enry Horst,
A surp rise is in store for at- sm aller, or 18-poist heads, are *
I A / a a J m a p
are5 if control m easures
.
tendents at the S a te llite Social know n as Spartan.
OCT «Ol W G a flC S a a y Monday com pleted all a rra n g e ­
1 "'<• P « r club', f.rst an n u al f u h i t
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' m ents and purchased the Cur-Del
ami 'la,i.'.\ th f I’lb.t »_■
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A » l" .- r a k < rtav « ill he fit- < l< ar„ts. ..«n.-.l hv S .ual,-» .v
This Is Pilot's N ew '
Head-Letter Face
« *£ *"' L
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• • With
are a
-H-' rk n 's M /'«••” ,£ "£ A m b u la n c e , Inc. A
,v
expected to aid in I
W.
P o rm fln e n t GrOUD ?
W h ile
not
too m u
"
V iu u p
i n
a y w h cn th,- a m b u la n c e
M r A n H ti Who s t r . t t i w .th th e
b e n e fit d a n c e Will be h eld a t th e m a r u .e s in 'he WNlth Pacific h a s
a Permanent weed control t*on w as divulged, prospects for
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H arbobr G range hall, under the
•’ ’* be formed in whis section a
slass show, one th a t would
Articles of incorporation are auspices of the Odd Fellows, the
' county court will be ne *'** a credit t0 a city ’ arc good being taken from the secretary V eterans of Foreign W ars, and
: 12 through various r r * " '1" M rs' MadSe Moore has made a lf>f state's office, officially in co r-ith e American Legion
'* the uh(
whole cut ntv
porat¡ng me
the amr»ui
ambulance
W
over ! $800 «J-
al-
tv u ur»'
n OL
h iPs couple
--y«--- of
— trips
- . south in this af- 1 porating
irn»- v co
o o m n m
o n it-1
-!
» .n ith
o som ething
tmiiK «tv«
P u n a e rj fa ir’s behalf. Dance plans are
Qf the perm anent com m it-i ready in the fund for purchase
control di
:t.
progressing well, too,
it con. ¡tee a a re:
nf this am bulance, these organi-
re :
m ittee reports.
Leo Lucas, president, re p re -1 ing necessary money to pay at
t
zations hope to raise the rem ain-
¡senting the R otary club
G r a n d J u ry C a lle d
Lloyd Harbin. Vice-president, least three-fourths of the pur-
t MONDAY
presenting the Rod and Gur. chase price of the vehicle. In
ub
any event, the order will go in
For N e x t M o n d a y 'club
1 A. Harv» . secret a ry-treas- im m ediately a fte r the dance, re ­
representing the Odd F e l-' fcardless of the am ount raised,
1 ure
John D arger and Wib
lodire.
Advance tickets a re being sold
m an of this area, will
repre-
J
by
com m ittee members, and last
■»hall.
Sr.
next
th ee grand jury, called
S a tu rd a y It was reported that
»rican Lei ion.
Monday at Gold Beach.
dim
•ta-
itine
on. renn
Findings will be pub
<rv
tions.
these columns next wee
( VFV TAXÎ'-S DUE
XF.\
had considerable experience in
the cleaning business. He will
be assisted by Ed S to rse tt, who
sta rte d the business and la te r
«old
to t the
leaners
soin n it to
i h ‘ t Cur-D
ur-iM ell
ii i C ic
a n e rs .
The announcem ent of the new
firm ir printed elsew here in this
issue,
T;
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1
rh n n trn d A t
'
. 1 n
« H s h io n s ohO W lflff
Because m any of th e models
will l»e of the younger aet who
will not atte n d the dance, the
S a te llite Social club announced
showing
>f h<
of the fashions,
20, from
9.30 p.m. to 9:(