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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1948)
Rembert and ¡Pate foe ®r Seeson, Coos COU! °u n ty at laving h ng the Ss w ill rj at the Pirated ms Bay Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community * n t near 1 •f cattle • fro m | rive to k for HI. NUMBER XXIIL jR Q O K IN G S. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON mping. im provi i t identi ainnient orestry Andy A« CHARTER AT FRIDAY CEREMONIES and head of the supervisory de partm ent for elem entary educa tion, visited in Brookings Mon P on soj day morning. ; tuss While here she visited both the BEACH—Many hospitals, cost of the completely-equipped ?d by [«ate of Oregon, including hospital. old and new school buildings and »'ornun Beach hospital, It ust « p u a i, a a r re e in! in n m mu s t be oe realized at the out- out j ,,w‘,ru w,e SIIC noted the size ana and locations of >r is losing their licen ses! set, however, that these federal the school’s payground areas. chc said both Dr. W. A. funds w apropriated She v commented she “was A u iiu s w c e r r v e a p r o p r ia t e d s some om e u i i u n c n t r u that n i d i &ne w as land, rtain,y wel1 and Dr. Raymond L. tim tim e e ago ago to to be be available available o over v e r i i 7 certain,y well Pleased pleased with with thej th e| als are this week * h i t h ,’ he. v o ,.e r ’. o I a five-year period. Numerous ise for 1 due to the fact th a t o th er cqgnmunities a l s o with the district backed the budget re club has adopted strin g en t t**gh priorities and the necessary and bond issues." to Elk licensure standards — plans and finances arranged as be ju lonnot be met by anything well, have already received their S ta te D e p a rtm e n t temoon Jerseys | | tsan a modem hospital.. Concluded on page five ides for i iGroup Will Incorporate To Give Identity IT# Movement Toward Financing Project [jears the Oregon board o f ’ RaiIo. u „ i , J ba» been obliged to li- Baughn Badly Hurt By [Munitions which were ad-j Falling S nag TllPsdav lb Mow standard in view R r * ‘ lU V b U a v n . C. Baughn, it was reported. 1 fact that such hospitals than none at all and Tuesday, was struck by a snag ' condition w e r e such as he fell a tree for Swan Lum ber Co., north of town, causing new buildings was dif- However, t h e economic 'him to suffer, besides a compound at present is such th a t fra c tu re of the right arm, an un can hardly be used a? determ ined am ount of injury. 'for delaying the “build-j c rushed by ambulance to h„spn a k in ,h is ! SV slde. hospi,al- Crescen' r i , -v’ I w here is under observation. lorth federal government has f.nds available whereby v f construction of a com* I equipped hos| ital becomes ' a burden on the local «y The Oregon board 16 S p e a k e r In ju red In A u to W reck, Sat. .St'n" ' o r W alsh, of Coos Bay. Manv C r a id T I ? 1 V « 1 uniler Dispensation; Many Grand Lodge Officers Present At Rites n ns nstituted i s t ^ ■---• F r i w • i W v « ' th i^ h 'h - IaSt * r ’^a-v n’8ht. at ... school gym nasium , and “, ' rs 7 « 7 . * offlcia,1> pt • «7 ’ install- f L Y 5 h e r ®"__;od®e ^ v J t a ® .o 7 fficials- Ticia,s’ here her: ceded the r . . r . L „ **' ceded the ceremonies, a t the H arbor G range hall. The W orthy G r a n d M atron lim a Thum, of C ottage Grove, was in charge of the constitution, th a t it ? hf° w as uto have sP°kcn Tuesday county s c h o o l superintendent, this area have s itn « l fa 20-bed | . ,h a <«»»* * » « » * club, that she has approved the stan- A m ertafn F ^ r a u S ? of iu d S f injured and hospi,allied S.7- darfl.zalion I,/m s and »hat hat .h., she 2 J 2 „ ¿ X .ertfra,lon T “ " “ 0? of L Lah" f» Curry county, look- I w as inJured hospitalized Sat- abor r u rd ay because of an auto acci- h a i „flk, ally subm ittl.() Dis„ E j T tm l^ d [Gcxi Beach as being acute dent. The extent of the « accident No 17s 17s pjan Dian to to Rex Putnam i, .♦ ,o^aIJ rouP and rien »-■ v.i this uns county an A -l w ; as not uem X No. learned, but he w prom- ? X » X PUtnam’ th e national " r obtaining a f e d e r a l 'U<1^ not learned, but he prom- state superintendent. I organization rone-third of the to ta l! ,SP<1’ “ 5* ha'' 10 b' |,n "‘- ht 11,1 II is expected that tne el emen- ___________ ________ _______ " a stretch er, would appear next lasy school will be placed on Robert Reekman left for Ash- uesday for certain the “conditionally standard” list land to undergo medical tre a t- ’Pia Hdw. Co. S everal local people who came soon, and th a t the district w ill, rnent for an e a r infection to the m eeting expecting to hear participate in the basic school ----------- — ■~ ~ ~ Open Aug. 16 ppply Loggers w ill L 5 r"'w ! s h o r tly a defiri •, be score, but enjoyed the }n^thai moment th e s-ppiy'c,', '.me Cr hap,a‘n— » M n W - C a r t tm a Wise- m an r 'i .n d - T » * "£ " , Grand M arshall—E sth e r H art- I«y. Jew el M arlin, past w o r t h y grand m atron, of Coos Bay, who hasn't missed installation of her chapter in 19 years, spoke on E astern ta r history. _____ S ______u._ C A B IN FIRE C L A IM S LIFE O F FR A N C IS Wcideman, Hampton JOSEPH DALLAS EARLY LAST WEEK fund this year._ Attend Rotary Assembly venture, ,:pPfi th e & A u to S u p p ly Hendry. Associate P atron — C harles Bickner. . M arshall- Agda Bickner. A pproves p proves School A . F. o f L. Local T re a su re r—Iris Kindel. D| c ai i S ecretary —Edith Low. ’ «OHS r O F N O . 1 / W ill Be C h a rte re d Conductress -E ileen Ewan. Howard James, member of the Adah—G race Yelton. ra n g school board, and Lynn Hamp- A t G _______ _ e , H a ll R uth—Helen Hanscam. ton. superintendent, spent last To install ' of ~ i " lnr»! E sther—G race Edwardson. Friday afternoon conferring with No. 2815, for tim ber and sawmill M a rin a - Rose H ubbard. ,, Mr. Emerson and Cliff Robinson E lecta—Jew el Gott. *’ ' ’ - works, a general m eeting has of the state departm ent of edu- heen called for tonight at 7 30 W arder—Mina Christensen. cation, and Mr. Freeman, archi- at H arbor G range by Mr Allen S e n tin e l-S a m Gott. tect regarding building plans and organizer for the union. Election — » o c ia ie c con- on Alice Rausch, « associate standardization of the local pub- of local officers will be another ductress, and Mrs. Goldie Sm ith, ,c ^ ° ° ls- order of business for the meet- organist, were unable to lie pres- Both members of the state de mg, it is pointed out in an ad- em> but w*11 be installed at the paitm ent of education expressed j vertisem ent elsew here in this is- next m eeting “ •«faction w i t h the way in sue. calling atten tio n of a ll'e m -! G rand Lodge officers p resent which the district is meeting the ployes of the local tim ber Indus-1 included: ‘ standardization requirements. try. f',.u „ i n * Word has been received from According to Mr. Allen n e a rly 1 Gran” A d/h* B l . n c h '^ f g e P Mrs. Georg,a Fromm. C u r r v all w o ik e n in at? the m m ." P Cr i A , i ' ' 1" ' , , r r “*'L M has need indicated for , A la s k a Pictures ¡he S h o w n A t R otary Co i Roy Weideman, president, and Lynn Hamilton, secretary, of thef Brookings Rotary' club, attended) , the assembly • ' .» of club presidents) I • Origin Of Fire Not Known, With Speculation As to 7 ime Dallas Lost His Life From It — supply companies a" d ’ecT a r “‘^ Friday hJ ld a and t 1i nr Satin;-; iw sg * « « Hamilton m b w Diace « « « some 1», « » has f' ,rrned Un- fV ltr tr iin g , I u e s a a y Washington, week m a •»» cabin I the « s Cecil G. R. Milford, member of Red day. Over 100 members were ,n up the Chetco river. His body, charred beyond recognition w m . 3 iPPly discovereii late W ednesday by Mr. H am ilton following his r e tu r n t** sfon w ,,.r , fhe Bluff. Calif.. Rotary club, who attendance, they reported. now lives a t Rivers End. shewed! An annual affair, this assembly, from a tim ber cruising trip of two days Origin of fir,. «»»1 ? several hundred feet of his o w n jis designed to indoctrinate all of happening are speculative in minds of county officials wh, i^ L ^ut s - : '■ Co., and film concerning an Alaska trip, new club officers in ways of Ro- vestigated the case From evidence at hand it a Di*are<i tb » t Mr’ ■ » « ^ t h i n g a mill c r m ade in 1941. ta ry adm inistration Club prob- D allas had ma(k, trjpg ----------- .« T T ™ w :I need or S ta rtin g a t S eattle with his lems are discussed freely and it Paffc jnlo house for ite m s,. anywhere. |C / ■ ' ' ‘ H ard- pictures, Mr. Milford “took” the usually comes from clubs that when. finally, his clothing caught In telling of the event Sheriff L R o tarian s by way of the inland have solved these problems afire, and caused his death. Sabin told the Pilot that Mr. . passage to Alaska, up the Alaska When found, late W ednesday P a,,l as had ,n his band a p o ck et- i?y?o.,h of f M usic Seals uti, vrs A1 £ ¿ « 2 p Yuko . n Rlver'.the"cp!" 'Z , " B a ttle o u s ic ” by ,, Mr. H am ilton, who , , had re X - ®r b,,lfold’ bad’y burned, turned from his tim ber eru.s.ne w h,rh hc had rescuer! on bis last Meetina Tuesdav Uh»d., EveningZXn ? ? tv > C heu? P * c * t / X dr **’ed ru ? e" . '° Posl- No. 1 U'g.,,n Monday: tr ¿ ú ^ or?‘’ Widne> ■^MtOttnander Bob ander -Con- £ " “ P, . baCk b-V “ Ot,,' r roU' e ‘° S eattle. One section of the picture, just as it “was to be continued" showed huge salmon leaping the Set For S a t., A u g . 7 t^. mj . ua; n , * som one .... - n . » d ........... . ¡,.Sh < e : » ukc ¡ ¡ 'm u d l ^ no» 'a n d some T re a m y S.W Z h e " c o .. u n t/’ c o r X r ,rom ■»> it, let’s say mellow and dream y Sabin and the county coroner ' - music is the m a tte r in ques- arrived W ednesday evening, and tion which will be given dance * e re sizing up the situation, the Mr. Hamilton, in his report, fans Saturday. Aug. 7. at H ar- badly burned body burst from b*ld the Pilot th a t he believed - • the sw'elling induced by the b u rr-! Mr Dallaa had died Tuesday, and le n g th o f tim e fo llo w in g th e could offer no Suggestion as ^-Kay Kessler. It« . _ c. A V A Mendenhall in this film, which was in color. I Advertising 1 Yeh, ^ G e o r g e Nelson and depicted the beauties of i the area las A laska. [ certisem ent may bi ^ ‘ his’orial will be Prefacing his showing of pic-; w here in this issue. «i the next tu res, Mr. .Milford repeated the ----------- ------------- 1 >< n ice ofti- im m ortal Robert W. Service's Homer K essler w "The Spell of the Yukon.” | business caller. Tue lay ' C'» ™ in ad- the hot sun the rem ainder of that day. and W ednesday until late afternoon. There was little evidence to work on for determ - ing the tim e of the fire, as only a few em bers of the fire rem ained a., area of tim ber He was gone until late Wednesday afternoon. Because of the sta te of the body, the coroner directed burial at the spot. ■wm. rlini ? ‘th J n sta ,!a !!?n of <**« under d.rection of W orthy G rand P a t- ron Rex Ifeartley of Jefferson. Seated w ere: W orthy M atron—Lillian Weide- man. W orthy P a tro n —C harles Low. Associate P atron — H a z e l
