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Nowhere A Finer Climate - Now here A Finer Community
THREE. NUMBER XXX
BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY. OREGON
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ENROLLMENT CROWDS ALL ROOMS
TO START 1948-1949 SCHOOL YEAR
Eäch Grade And High School Class Reached
New All-Time Record For District No. 17
With 31 more students in the
local grade school than on the
opening day’, and with seven ad­
ditional ones in high school, the
Brookings schools faces its most
tr>'ing year In relation to the
rooms, and “teacher-load." ac­
cording to word from Lynn O.
Hampton, superintendent. Mon­
day evening.
To add to this confusion, six
more high school students are
expected to enroll within a sho*t
time, increasing the high school
enrollment to past 100 maik. A'l
these students are employed at
the present time.
Firgures released by the prin-
ding, left to right: Ronald Akers, Bob Shipley. Jimmy Vincent. Bill Shipley and Jimmy Lytle,
boys have set something of a record, for few are the troops having this many receiving this
t?d badge at the same time. Likewise it is seldom that brothers receive eagle badges at the
ime. Two more boys, Glenn Orton and Boo Garrard, who became first class scouts at the
me. and who followed along for a time, moved away, thus unable toreceive eagle rating at
ame court of honor.
Photograph by Ralph Vincent.
Fishing Ban I Satellite Cahpter Enjoys Ellsworth W ill Be
Comic Program, Tues.
By Commission Satellite chapter, O. E. S.. met Here, October 8th
P LAND - i n accordance* Sept. 21 at the Odd Fellows hall
Harris Ellsworth, congressman
Provisions of General Or- j in regular session. Following the i of the Fourth District, of Rose­
?• the fish commission business meeting. Rose Hubbard burg, wrote the Pilot Tuesday
7*1 early this week that was in charge of a comic pro­ that his itinerary would include
notice is hereby given to gram. much appreciated by the Curry county. October 8 and 9,
en and industry that re- group present. The next meet­ and the only appearance he had
'«aminations of the eondi- ing will be held October 5, with
« "abs in the off-shore wa- all Eastern Star members in­ COMING TO BROOKINGS
fr»
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regon disclosed that th« vited. Regular meetings of the i * * • r w * **’ ■
^percentage of the soft- chapter are held at the Odd
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Fellows hall, first and third Tues­
one °f the
days
of
each
month.
Lillian
Wei-
' ,« ‘e ,c 0 a s t. namely, •
« now in excess of 10%. deman is worthy m a t r o n and
tbe abo\'e mentioned order Charles E. Low, worthy patron. ,
^mission designated and
rea 1
all waters
* Pacific ocean lying off or G. M ilfo rd Shews
< * * o» Oregon, Pictures O f Dam
i».,,
° f a llne Projected ■
Head' higheSt POint'
To Rotary Club
A sound motion picture, de­
picting hydro-electric power, its
beginning to ultimate distribu­
tion. was shown. Tuesday at th-‘i
Rotary luncheon by G. R Milfor I
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of the Red Bluff. Calif., club, re­
siding at Rivers End. Also on the¡
the program was a motion pic­
' i will be in full ture of the 1918 Lily parade inj
until it is found Brookings, taken by 20th I en-
that the over-! tury Co.
'Oft shell crabs
In the picture on hydro-elec­
than 10%. I tric power, the beginning showed Harrix Ellxworth, congrexxman
tion of crabs has how dams were planned, how of the Fourth D utrict, who will
'• notice will be the contours of land were fully I be •« Curry county, Oct 8 and 9.
rrnen ar.d the utilized in obtaining the power scheduled in Brookings was at
he same time from the w’ater. and how elec-.
a luncheon meeting of the local
w'»ll set the re- tricity was generated.
chamber
of commerce, Oct. 8.
the area, to be
Interesting w a s the section
m date of the concerning management of the1 An untiring worker for the
district he represents, Mr EIls-
generator plans, how the load worth is rm•mber
of current was kept constan* tee on inter«¡tate a
rr. com
Transfers and how the complex network ! j merce
in congress
of lines were managed.
Mr. Ellsw orth 1
’ unes R. Harper,
The hydroelectric projects of I ing his cort ituent
1S area for the this picture were works of th? j and weekly. while
have just pur engineering ability of Mr. Mil­ J session, wri tes a
' and home on ford. w-ho w as for y» ars connect­ i FÎ8S r t p p f n C d in tl
of Harbor from ed with the Pacific Gas & Elec­
tation.
m. J. Owsley of tric Co.
1 visiting Ro’ariar.s one
- finsactiou was
The motion picture of the lilv
tern, and two from Cali-
the Pete Les- parade was taken by Mr. Emory’,
were present
t.
from the vantage point near the
** over 10
*a are f
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Hji fish «
her, .
rab fl«
'*ty
of the crab in
' ! to he soft-
"mission offici-
r a cl°sod sca­
>ked for com-
og, effective on
Grade
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First .... ........ .............18
Second
........... 29
Third ............ .............29
Fourth
........... 32
Fifth ............ .............18
Sixth ............ ............23
Seventh ...... ............21
Eighth ....... ..........24
294«
40
20
29
29
36
20
21
20
Total, grade
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Ninth ...........
Tenth
Eleventh . ..
Twelfth
225 1
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...... 29
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all students may meet the gradu­
ation requirements.
However, in the grade school,
two "bad spots" appear, with 43
beginners and 36 fifth graders.
This week. Mrs DeMoas has all
her “flock" seated at tables and
is doing her “best" with them.
Adjustment will, of natural
course, be worked out in the next
few days to lighten the load in
these two abnormal classes.
In the high school, switch in
the original planned schedules,
has changed some of the con­
flicts, so that class grouns may
be kept somewhat together.
BOY SCOUTS TO
RESUME MEETINGS
AFTER VACATION
Many Scouts Wish To
Change Meeting Date
To Monday Evenings
Inactive most of the time since
the summer camp, held up the
Rogue river, late in July, Troop
32, Boy Scouts of America, will
meet at the basement of Bap
Total, H. S.
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95 tist Community church tonight
Last year’s first grade, in the in the fii*st fall meeting. Jerry
second this year, jumped from Kelleher, new scout master, will
18 to 20; the next grade remain- take over his duties.
ed the same; but the biggest
Starting, probably next week,
showing was the enrollment of meeting dates will tw changed
the first grade—40, which is a ) back to Monday night, by popu­
lar demand of the individuals,
reconi for this school.
A study of the figures released w’ho showed a decided preference
by Mr. Hampton, shows that all for that evening.
grades gained some except the
Each scout promised h:g new
present eighth grade, which lost scoutmaster that he woul I tell
one from last year.
all scouts, and would try to en­
By Tuesday morning, after a list a new boy in the program.
number of hours toil on the part Eagle Scoutx Plan To Help
of the faculty school got under
The newly-made eagle scouts
way with most of the conflic‘s will be, under the new program,
in schedule ironed out, so that be given places of trust In th-i
troop management. Upon their
will fall much of tho
Mrs. Joe Bush W ill shoulders
instruction work for all scout«
lower rank, especially those
Speak, Smith River of
just beginning the scout w’ork.
Mrs. Joe Bush, of Harbor, noted Wonts To Build Scout “Shack"
in reclamation c i r c l e s in her
Jerry Kelleher, w’ho had three
former state of Arizona, wull be years experience as a scout, has
featured speaker, tomorrow’. Fri­ already expressed a desire to
day, Oct. 1. at Smith River Wo­ build a scout "shack" up the
men’s <lub meeting, set for 2:30 Chetco somewhere, w h e r e the
at the Community hall.
lads may put to practice some
The second meeting of the of the teachings of scoutcraft.
club year, this meeting will also and where they boys may plar.
feature special music, according week-end camping trips.
to Mrs. Eunice Faris, president.
Contact has been made with
A special appeal is made to all John Porisch for his assistance
members to lie present at this in the project, so he may grant
time, as they are promised a permission for a site, not to de­
real treat in way of a piogram tract from the general scenery,
Copy for the yearbooks has The lads w’ant his assistance in
been given to the printer, and choosing logs for the construc­
these are expected before the tion. if permission is granted.
next meeting.
Emphasised Scant Movement
Among the 65 requirements of
Dr. and Mrs. Guy Rice made a the state board of education set
trip to Palo Alto. Calif., to tai'® out for the local district to em
Mrs. Rice’s daugtne«. Miss Nancy phasize, was the scout movement
S t o n e , to Stanford University.’ of the district. The state has put
where she registered as a fresh­ a definite value to the teachings
offered through this medium.
man for fall term.
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