iings-flarhr Pilot
Nowhere a Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community
THREE, N UM BER X X X V I.
TH CLAIMS
HR OF REV.
SERT LOREE
BROOKINGS,
CURRY COUNTY.
OREGON
Armistice Day Will Be Observed Here
By V- F- W. and Legion This Evening
Satellite Club Will Meet
At Snug Harbor Tonight
ROTARY HEARS
U. S. F. S. MAN
TUESDAY NOON
S atellite Social club w ill h< Id ,
The annual get-together of ail veterans to observe its regular meeting Thursday.
Arm istice Day, when World War 1 stopped, will be Nov. 11 at 8 p. m. at Snug H a r
the home of M artha Harbin. I
held at the Harbor Grange Hall this evening (Nov. w bor.
ith Ethel Frazier and M a r y
Supply P astor
11) at 8:00 o’clock, when Post 966 V. F. W. and Post Hanks assisting her as hostesses.
Hershel Obye, Grants
Brookings Duriner
138, American Legion and Auxiliaries, invite all ex- A ll Eastern S tar members are
Pass, Explained F. S.
nmer Months o f ’ 17
cordially invited. Those w itho ut
service men and their families.
Plans
and Methods.
transportation are asked to he
A rrangem ents are under direction of V. A. Men at Brookings post offlve at 7:45
ts learned, through the
is of the "Western W orld,” denhall Jr. and Everett Jaggers, who promise ail p. m. when cars w ill he availab le .1 Forest service policies, manner
(wJ at Bandon, that local attending a good time.
of propagation of tim ber and the
methods of handling tim ber were
rs heard of the death of
>!bert Loree, who, d uring
explained Tuesday noon by H tr -
shel Obye. supervisor of Siski
inner months of 1947. was
“National Education” To
you national forest, w ith head
pastor of the Baptist Com-
Be Observed, Tuesday
quarters at Grants Pass
Oiurch, here. The a rti-
Tuesday, Nov. 16. w ill be open
Siskiyou national forest Is d i
ic this to say:
house at the local school, in ob
vided into five sections, w ith a
A
carnival,
at
which
the
d
iffe
r
Delbert Loree, of Asn-
servance of National Educational
! ranger over each section. It is
MStor of the F irst Baptist
week. Parents are invited to see ent high school youngsters w ill the aim of the forest service to
wear
some
kind
of
buttons
to
in Bandon for several
ne school operating in every
m arket and perpetuate
died at his home October
Nephew of Mrs. Goldie day fashion since no special pro prevent them from try in g to put preserve,
growth of tim ber. Sale of tim
the
"b
ite
”
on
each
other,
has
ilow'in? is an obituary ta-
gram has been arranged.
Smith Honored By
been set fo r Friday evening at ber means much to the counties
om Ashland D aily Tidings:
Parent-Teachers room rerr?- 8:00 o’clock at the high school I of the distrust, based upon the
Chemical
Society
eral services fo r the Rev.
sentatives w ill act as hostesses. gym.
* acreage in the county.
t Loree, 73, who died at his
Refreshments w ill be served in
Last year, of the $225,000 real
People
are
warned
that
this
Is
In Tuessday’s Oregonian ap
on Monday, Oct. 18, a t
the prim ary room from 2:30 to purely a gouge, that they should ized from sale of tim ber, C u riy
were held at the L it w i’.- peared an article te llin g of Dr
4 :00 o’clock.
bring generous supplies of tl.at * county's share was about $30,000
fent Funeral home Wed- Linus Pauling, Portland scientist,
filth y lucre called money, to tbe When decision of the O. & C.
at 2 p. m. Rev. O. C who has been named president
place, fo r there Is no one so lone lands is fin ally arrived at there
of Portland, O r e g o n of the American Chemical So
ly as a person broke at a place w ill Iw another half m illion to
Baptist convention, offici- ciety, and who w ill address the
be divided among counties
and time like this.
•Jth interment at Moun- Oregon Chemical Society at tbe
In maintenance of the forest
What
are
they
going
to
have
Lewis and Clark chemistry- build
’iew cemetery.
1 service. Mr. Obye told of the 550
to
take
money
away
from
every
Monthly
meeting
of
the
Par
Rev. Mr. Loree was born ing Friday night.
miles of road, 600 miles of tele
Dr, Pauling, a nephew of Mrs. ent-Teachers Association w ill be one? Modern youth have ingen
ligan on Feb. 4. 1875. and
phone line, and the unmeasured
ious
ways
of
extorting
money.
held
Thursday
evening,
8o’cloek.
•eft a resident of Ashland Goldie Smith, local postmaster,
nules of tra ils throughout the
years. He came to Ore- holds honors in this country and at the school. The feature of the Brookings high school students area.
claim
they
are
past-masters
program
w
ill
be
a
discussion
on
I years ago, having been a abroad, including the Davy med
In telling about the fire-fight
This affair, annual in nature,
f ' the Baptist church since al of the Royal Society of Lon “Whit Do You Expect of the
ing program, Mr. Obye told of
is
the
manner
and
means
the
School."
don,
is
a
fu
ll
professor
of
chem
18 years of age. He w a s ,
Members of the panel and their student body has of raising fund» the trend toward a ir patrol and
*d at Riddle, Ore,, and has , istry and chemical engineering
to carry on activities of the lc*al how it worked.
borates in many Oregon , at C alifornia Institute of Tech subjects are:
Since the beginning of the w ar
high
school, not me I by tax levy.
“
As
a
parent
what
do
I
expect
nology, and the author of sev
the public has co-operated w ith
At
least
the
kids
promise
a
g>»od
of
the
school
from
a
ftaber’s
11921 he married Cecile K im - : eral books. For services to the
time while people are being taken the forest service in prevention
a Freewater. For six ye a rs' United States during the war he viewpoint,” Wjn. Foltz; m other’s
of fires. It is a m atter of record
"fo
r a ride.”
viewpoint,
Mrs
Foltz
L ree was a C olportor m is -1 was awarded the medal of merit,
that in the last 8'» years, that
"As a student, what do I ex
5 in Central Oregon and the highest m ilita ry honor ac
it has averaged less than 8 fires
pect of the school.” Joan Byrne '
° Ashland in 1942 to re- corded a civilian.
a year, w ith a total acres burned
“ As a church what is expected
Dr. Pauling was born at Port
f his love of the m inistry
of 358 acres. In the eight yt-ars
turn to accept another land and received his bachelor of a school.” Rev. Nick Neufeld .
p rior to the war, there were 47
"As a school board, what do I
*te at Merlin, Ore., shortly of science in chemical engineer
man-caused fires, burning almost
we
expect
of
a
school,"
Mrs.
G
ia-j
year ago. He conducted ing from Oregon State College in
11,000 acres Only six fire» oc
dys Kindel.
b there Sunday before his 1922. Three years later he ob
GOLD BEACH Curry' County curred during 1948. and they
“
As
a
teacher,
what
do
I
exj»ect
tained the doctor of philosophy
were insignificant ones.
of the school,” Mrs Bert De j Hospital. Inc., wishes to thank
Mr. Obye told something of the
ng are hi« widow, Ce- degree at California Institute of
the
people
of
Curry
county
for
Moss.
sons. Paul of Bend, Technology, and still later hon
th( ir favorable vote on the hos conservation of tim ber resources,
Moderator-
Lynn
Hampton.
not to urge many sawmills to s iw
' :4i.. and orary degreess of doctor of sci
There w ill plenty opportunity pital tax in the general election. away the tim ber in a few- years,
, ' ( •'•••
three (laugh ence from Oregon State College for open discussion. Refreshments Nov. 2.
;rs Jean Carder of Ash- and University of Chicago.
Th.s vote makes the hospital then to have a slump in business.
w ill be served following the in-
Loretta Erwin of San
a
certainty, although the incor He pointed out Josephine county
♦ resting program.
' and Mrs Dorothy B ir-
poration s till has $30,000 to raise as a perfect example. Som • of
' £•' ’•<,'{), rt. Conn. • tw e
by contributions. This must be the 60-odd m ills in that area are
” Melvin of Cove, Ore.,
done before application can lx* doomed to close down fo r want
of tim ber fo r there remains but
made for federal funds.
of Lebanon; and
Five hundred people in the about 15 year« cutting.
*
: ’ •« :t en and one
andchdd
county have given th e ir mem
Youngsters aren't the only peo
bership. If each member would! Local Club invited By
who have been attracted by :
get a new member and make*
^•ration Seems To ple
Boys enrolled in the local sea his contribution, the hospital can Myrtle Point Hot aria ns
“ Toyland” at the Chetco Home
11 Ilisfavor Here
The three Rotary clubs of Coot
scout
ship, inactive for the past be started in a few months. It's
& Appliance Co. store the pastj
• ation f o r Brookings, week. Dads and moms are just several months because many of up to everyone to say how soon county, including Coquille. M y r
r,,ni a “ hit-and-miss” as eager to “ try out some of j the boys were away at work, is the county w ill have its hosp tai. i tle Point, and Coos Bay. are
staging an annual get-together,
* '• by the Pilot, seems to those new gadgets now on dis again going in fu ll swing. Elmer
A meeting of the incorporation
Parker, skipper, Bob W illiam s' n w ill be held at the youth certers Thursday evening. Nov. is, at
* " r-g to take up m the play.
Parents have been observed by and John Cox. mates, are enthus of the Episcopal church, Friday, Coquille C ountry Club on the
in the opposition to !
a P ilot reporter and came •:» astic for the future of the group. Nov. 12 at 8 p. m. Everyone is ! road between Coquille and M y r
plan seems to be the w ith this solution The j
Sponsored by the Rotary club urged to attend this meeting to tle Point. This annual get-to
r ;' ’ t
boundaries, which so had already been inside he hauj which obtained the boat about a I appoint nominating committee gether carries a little side play
fo r the club having the smallest
inequitable.
seen the new toys and he was: year ago. a charter presentrtion for officers fo r 1949.
percentage
of members present
is
being
planned
by
the
club,
to
* paper was being ‘ ust agog w ith an idea that hisi
There w ill be reports from the,
JirPss the voting was in dad m ight be ‘interested
he held at some future date, as standing committees and plans must keep a pet skunk fo r the
" * ' no indication was
to correlate activl»»** and raise coming year.
Dad was enticed in th« pro-, plans are completed.
W hile it w ill not participate in
Heading
the
affair,
besides
the
as Io a probable re- prietors had the stock taken off
necessary funds to q ua lify fo r a <
the custody of the skunk as many
skipper
and
his
mates,
a
re
:
Thor
federal
grant.
i
the shelves for a demonstration
members as {XMsihie from the
- and usually a purchase, but so Ask. Stan Patterson and Archi?
where they may hold th e ir meet local club who can go, ar<- in
>b Perkins le ft much to replace a fte r the trans Hendricks, committeemen.
Elm ^r Parker, who recently* ing« Repair of the boat w ill be vited.
> and other II- action was made. Last week the
I>r. Strand, president of Gre
u s jt the aged company carried a four-column r,in-has»'d the Axford p ro fe i'y . completed during the w inter, to
be launched a fte r the w inter* gor State College, w ill tie the
kins. They ex- advertisement, telling of the at-
»¡xaker for the occasion.
storm * are over.
*u: 3 month*
High School Will
Stage Carnival,
Friday Evening
PORTLANDER WAS
HONORED BY A
N A T l SOCIETY
P.-T. A. W ill M eet
Thursday, Nov. 19
County Hospital
Vote Carried All
County In Election
l
Toyland Attracts
M any To Chetco
Home & App. Co.
Sea Scout Charter
Will Be Presented
At Ceremony Soon