Brookings-Harbor pilot., June 24, 1948, Image 1

Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community
ME THREE. NUMBER SEVENTEEN
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BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY. OREGON
___ THURSDAY. JUNE 2-1, 1948
Brookings Rotary Club Will Install New i Prominent W. C. T. l\
Officers Next Tuesday Evening Meeting
J ’’’ ? ^ k’of^ r
SMITH, JAMES TO
Roy Weideman, who recently was elected president of Brookings land, state chairman of the Wom­ SERVE DISTRICT
Rotary C lub, will, next Tuesday evening, be installed to that of­ en? Christian Temperance Union,
fice at an evening meeting when observance of charter night wilt and editor of White Ribbon Re- 17 AS DIRECTORS
\iew, official organ of that as­
Port­
be observed by the local group, which is just past it first year.
sociation, will be guest speaker
Interest In Schools
Other officers to be seated will be Luther Tisdale, vice-president it Baptist Community Church,
Evidenced
Monday In
Sunday,
June
27.
The
publfb
is
and Lynn Hampton, secretary. On the board of directors will be:
cordially invited to come.
Heavy
Local
Vote
John Ginther, Homer Kessler. Archie Hendrick and Dewey Akers, i
to conditions beyond con­ retiring president. Warren Smith will be program chairman for
Howard T, James, who served
stated P.-T. A. officers, it the coming year, replacing Syd Abbott who has left the area.
a year as director by appoint­
jvcessary to cancel the pre-
ment to fill out a year caused
Rotary Anns, wives of Rotarians, will be guests at the meeting
pi clinic, sponsored by the
by resignation of Emil Edward-
P.-T. A., scheduled for last when a program will be presented, consisting of music, a reading,
son. was elected. Monday eve­
resday. in the offices of Dr by Mrs. Eunice Faris of Rivers End, and a talk by some speakei
ning to serve a two-year term,
and Dr. Erickson,
and W’arren Smith, heading a
now being sought by the committee in charge.
bd the organization been no-
ballot
of four men. was picked
after the announcement1 ~
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Too
Many
Girls
Did
for the three-year- term. Interest
ciinic. it could have made SOYd'Hl Plan To Attend
HY. COMMISSION
in the local schools was evi­
Not Seek Higher
moments elsewhere for the Rotary Charter Nilfht
denced by the heavy vote.
Office
In
Campaign
Tietion, by moving office j Charter night at Shady Cove, ORDER DROPPED
Tteo-Feisr Term Vote
, ent/.1J
1 half-way between Medford and
Nominees for the t w o - y e a r
ight children of the 33 listed Crater Lake, at Flounce Rock QUICKLY IN AREA
BY JOAN BYRNE
term and vote:
; ad appointments, two were; ranch, Saturday afternoon at 3,
Every day of the week at Girls H. T. James
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he inchuck area, one will be enjoyed by several local
State was exciting and its pro- A1 Landauer
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is.x miles north of town, and' Rotarians who plan to go.
Local Operators Com­ grams different.
| Alvida Gardner
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from up the Chetco, andj District 102, Rotary Interna­
One of the most eventful days Robert Swan *
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mittee Uses Pressure
i‘hers who needed immed-; tional, of which Oregon is a ma-
was
Wednesday,
when
state
offi-^Warr^a
Smith
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To Rescind Edict
rr-dical attention, w ere ex- . jor part, has long made it a prac-!
cials were elected by popular Henry Kerr •.......................... 4
r. S i \ t nson examined |jce jo shower the new club with
' vote. At 9:30 in the morning Th ret -Year Term
gifts. The loca1 club has prepared
The state highway commission, each of the six counties met for Warren Smith
06
two doctors have liberally all the stationery necessary for last Thursday, clamped the lid J t h e usual government instrue-1 Vernon Hanscam
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their services to exam - the first year.
tight on the load limit of a ll, tion, and preparations were then Henry- Kerr
19
foe other
|»uj111- t<»-1>»■ w i i - i
carrier vehicles on Highway 101. i made for the elections.
Robert Swan
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| enroll this fall as private
in this area, and a few offenders' Spirited campaigning reached A1 Landauer •
... H
nts during their regular of-
were assessed fines ranging from a climax at 10:30 a. m. when the H. T. James •
3
103-28
Vote,
Tues.
htiurs without charge. These
S300 to $700 in justice court.
'prim aries were held in Waller '** Written in on these ballots.
■» sent cards as soon as
Favored Exceeding An operator's committee, com- ball, a favorite assembly build- Had Budding Exjterienec
bie. naming dates,
prised of "Bill” Duggan. Wilson in8 on
Willamette University
Explaining the probable high
t Parents-Teachers Associ- Six Per Cent Limit Freeman, Bob S w a n . Warren campus.
J vote tor Warren Smith was ai-
niember' made an attempt
Smith and Fred Fox, telephoned
Several girls had filed lor ev-
r news leaked out that for <i
P mothers
on their way to i P atro n s of School D istiict
No. 'fie a Salem
office oi
of the
is-cry
office except ....
for chairs in
followed
hl.« ¡_
. «o the
a ie m oiiicv
m e v com
o m n m iis->
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m number of * years
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"GIRL'S STATE"
BIG EXPERIENCE
FOR LOCAL TRIO
ip
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" y ea p ra c - 17- bv th e ,r VOte Of 103 tO 2S- Mon to learn the reason for th is th e se n a te and house of rep re- building c o n tra c tin g business.
[•' ievoid of telephone com- Tuesday evening, sanctioned the udden and quite expensive edict , sentatives, and at this tune com-
on, it was necessary' do district’s exceeding the six pe cn the part of the commission. I luting candidates were given an
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,
u
T ’< I'm "Iat,0,n f°r o P p « ;™ ■’[ r ; „m the grapevine, as moat of opportunity to give short speech-
' not .»1»
UP T ,h? * l,he SPh,’<'1S "f
.he committee members remained es. The outcome was announced
. l" .
H iH
an 10 S'™r ov- r 300 voted in the th ird ro n .c o m m itt
immediately after l u n c h and
8iild, with two election to exceed the limitation. cc mplaints were signed by local ®ven more intensive work began
OiT ln
office at a time. | Under the new rural school
. >
I which led up to the general elec-
K»e\er, Dr. Erickson was de- board law, the equalized base Tf °P '
tion later in the afternoon.
Because
af Gold Beach, so that for this district was raised f.om
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4 of this order, jpills of j Following 5*45 dinner the win
“ »«Of mother, and chit- $10.95060 to $29.62165. w h i c h ">< area were shut dm A from | ners
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view of the forthcoming
bonding and building plans, his
M*rv|re>» were evidently estimated
to have significant value.
Mr. Jam es, w ho filled in on a p ­
pointment, apparently did his
duty in a manner acceptable to
voters who gave him the high­
est vote on the ballot.
•ere on hand when he ar- changed the amount in excess of Thursday until Monday. Trucks
f Cascade Locks re-
'
, the limitation to $19,538.20. from »'rmg.ng in grocenes and other, " ' v™ r th“
” Delegates Return
.«Ciation is grateful to a figur- twice .hat high
I f o r the area were also
o, g o v e ^ r.
From State Confab
poor, for their assistance. Moa* Patron, Forgetful
I effected by the new rulmg. and
.A “ every 'J™
As
day, Wednesday had
'’ mothers and teachers fori It was noted. Tuesday evening for a time seriously threatened, a social hour in the evening. A
Azalea Garden club was rep­
* co-operation.
I as well as the evening before, the economy of the entire area style shew, with the girls acting resented at the 12th annual con-
that the people taking most in-
\
o rd er as" models, was presented by one vention of the Oregon Federation
terest in the local school and its
r voking ! .
,.irL,(st dpn{irtrn<,nt
stnWM. of Garden Club, held at Gear-
of the largest
department stores
Busses Daily To welfare
may
never
come
to
light,
were people who have
in
Salem.
A
balanced
schedule
ri* June 17 and 18, by Mrs.
rarly Saturday the ...
lid was lifted . of fun and work filled the week, ^a
or no children attending.
fro th y
Lockland, president;
rve This District I few Observers
pointed out to the H4"« on Monday mills re-opened I am thankful it was my lot to ^ rs Erma Rice, president-elect;
J the evening
,,v»nin«r after
Ilf tor! tor work, and $_$.$$.
trucks again i were be one of the three chosen from and ^irs- Alice Perkins, vice-pres-
sre a . for the summer. Pilot, late in
been aided by two polls had closed that only about ntoytng on the htghway. loaded Brookings.
j ><lpnt-elect.
schedules being put on the one-third of the eligible parents ,o the old hmit
(Next week, it is hoped that, These ladies took with them
both Ruth Hassett and Marilyn myrtlewood foliage, a handsome
v,,.e
Greyhound, with | voted. The voting list of the dis-
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Struebing will give their im- mformative placque of myrtle,
now going each di- trict, eligible to vote at such an
Realty Transfers pressions rtf Girls State!
a yearling myrtle tree and fa­
‘"c schedule, as released election is over 700. Tuesday only
vors of most attractive figures
T. S. Abbott :
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stickels,
133 voted.
’ Sound
of little "Miss Myrtle Wood"
The budget as voted Tuesday, visiting the Frank Blachlys here
Sou,th Bond
‘ for the project exhibit. The un­
: K a. m
will provide funds for the oper­ over the week-end, purchased the Daily Vacation
3:10 a. m.
' 03 a. m
usual darlingtonia and wild or­
ation of the schools along the Jack R. Young home near Har­
5:48 a. m.
):°3 a. m
chids of the local mountains
line that was stated in the pub­ bor. The Stickels, currently liv­ Bible School Set
7:19 a. m.
1:* P- ™
added to the interest of myrtle-
lication of the budget in January ing at Little River. Calif., but
12:56 p. m.
wood.
Registration will be held
•22 p. m
formerly of the Eugene area.
8:40 p. m.
of this year.
The large Gearhart hotel was
By virtue of its vote both on expect to take possession in about 1 00 p m. Saturday, June
based on day-
and
' iot Daily Vacation Bible School, headquarters for the convention.
Mvings time.
, Mon.. June 14. _
_ on
_ Tuesday.
_____ ! p6 days.
heduled for June 28 through At the final banquet Azalea Gar­
Another sale of the week was
S. Abbott, who has been District No. 17 will be given a
M agent while her hus- "conditionally standard" rating: the Esther M. Bullis home in July 9. at Baptist Community den club was awarded second
for its 1948 yearbook. The
45 wen in Crescent City until completion of the school Harbor to Wesley W. Smith, of church Rev. J R. Haslam, ar prize
delegates found much interest
several weeks, expects building: after which it will be- Portland. Mr. Smith, a retired evangelist and vacation B i b l e among
the gardeners in this cor­
U nion Pacific railroad chief dis- rchool expert, will be superin.
there sometime about come standard.’
ner
of
the state and activities
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» patcher, will take up his resi-j tendent
0 date no successor has
Pupils, from five years through! of the Azalea Garden club,
Mr.
and
Mrs..
Paul
Bailey
of
deice
here
during
September
or
or release of thej
j 18 years of age are invited to I
has not been made. Los Angeles are visiting Mr. and October.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Jones
Mrs. Bill Foltz Jr. Bailey, w ho J Both these transactions were come. Saturday, to register. Rev ; And family of Medford visited
•ne v » Warren Smith was just released from the navy
•ndled through the Pete Les-f Haslam will aDo preach several
j evenings, and will he here to Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Kerns over
for Portland where went to school with Bill when j meister Agency
the week-end.
Î preach twice on July 4.
called on business.
they lived at Lo> Angeles.
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