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***♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * On the 2 Reef H.v B IL L P H E L P S ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«J H aving never bothered niv P retty head w ith reading the - Brookrngs-H arbor P ilot. I ’m de- PyH ent upon some of the outside ublications fo r a ll m y in fo rm a . Journal '" s '8" * * - ‘ h<> ° regon Last M onday m orning, fo r in- Mance the Journal told me there would be scattered showers th a t < I t ’s w onderful, having in fe r- n atton hke th a t at y o u r finger ipv From now on. I ’ll know how »' act among the scattered show- Wish I could get m y boss, M rs. t°. read the Journal, ough. She keeps in sistin g there P ^K inches o f rain M °ndav Probably forgot to sca tte r th showers at her house. N o w h ere A Finer C lim a te - N o w h e re A Finer C om m unity Volume 8—Num ber $8 HKonkINGs. < , Rin r o l OKK(~ » k h i '. o \ wmvMnnfcNiM» u \ ckntk J hursduy, November 19, 195* BURGLAR CAUGHT Brookings Hi-School Bonds Purchased AFTER ROBBING TWO BUSINESSES By First National Bank, Portland Lester G l e n n Lom bard was arrested S a turday night a fte r A ll o f w hich leads nowhere confessing to tw o robberies in The new high school b u ild in g Dropped by the Oregon S tate Brookings, and was turned over came one step closer to re a liza Bank yesterday, to find out w hat to county a u th o ritie s. tion when the d irectors of school Kind of a man w ould be w r itin g d is tric t 17 sold 378.500 do lla rs Lom bard is on ¡»arole from a le tte rs to m y wife. B lackm ailed previous robbery' conviction in w o rth o f bonds to the F irst N a N ew construction to in su r tional Bank of P ortland, Oregon, nim into g iv in g me a loan on the Toledo, Ore., and is lodged in the has £ been the bonds to pay interest sem i K a te S r S ? „ com £ pleted £ £ J “ '” ' ' A T O L promise I w ouldn’t p rin t any c f county ja il at Long Beach whil»» clear w his correspondence. I w onder a w a itin g action. and it it looked nft»,. . .“ om - b t -- Lewi», -as a r_ a n n u a lly at the rate o f 4 per —~ ’as ar- and looked a fte r ♦ this w eek’s w hy people keep believing me Lom baid confessed to breaking rested Wednesday m orning a fte r cent. F. E. H olt, manager of the when I say I w on’t p rin t some into the B and B Cafe, w here he storm lik e it had passed its firs t passing forged checks in B ro o k Gold Beach branch o f The F ir s t test. thing? N a tio n a l Bank handled the tra n s ings. stole $12.00 in change. L a te r he E lm e r Bankus, ow ner o f the action to r the banking agency. broke in to G a llaghe r’s S p o rtin g Taylor is lodged in the c ity ja il, We heard, though, a verv Goods, w here he helped h im self company*, said th a t three sm a lle r Increased e n ro llm e n t has made w a itin g to be turned over to touching story the oth e r day to a rod and o th e r fishing equip si 1 earns had been tied in to the the new b u ilding necessary. A l state a u th o ritie s. Judge and Mrs. Nelson have been ment. w a te r supply in such a w ay th a t though the proposed b u ilding is He is wanted in a num ber of p rim a rily a high school, fo u r o f e n te rta in in g an old frie n d fro m Police C hief Bud Cross appre th e ir w a te r w ill en te r the d is tri ^ neaster, C a lif, d u rin g the fa ll, hended Lom bard a fte r he bad hut ion system firs t. The stream s va lle y towns where he has a d m it the classsooms w ill be used fo r th e Judge took him fishing every been told of his suspicious actions tom e from unlogged te rrito ry , ted passing had checks. grade school purposes. The an Locally, T a y lo r cashed tw o ay and sent him home loaded I u- by v r-enny Penny costello, Costello, w aitress at the and rem ain clear even w hile m ain checks, draw n to h im self and nual school census now being con ducted by D ora Beaulieu, cle rk 'ltb salmon, m any cans o f w hich : Shanghai Cafe. She reported th a t streams are muddied. signed w ith the forged signature of the school d is tric t indicates were preserved by Hans. A nd he had tipped her fif t y cents in The sm aller stream s are not of A r th u r Knox. He attem pted th a t the census w ill cross the one h a n o ro fz x r . yesterday, the Judge related _ p change fo r a cup o f coffee, and adequate to serve the system a ll to cash a th ird check, at P h illip s thousand m a rk fo r the firs t tim e fine story. then had attem pted to get her the tim e, Bankus said. However, Since the old man le ft, the to change the sm all change he had they can be used d u rin g sto rm y Dad n ’ Lad, but fled when Boh in the h is to ry o f school d is tric t t □ . ‘e n , Tne me sman cnange he had Judge and M y rtle have been lone- ! acquired in to bills. Cross took periods, and supplem ented by the P h illip s called to check the sig 17. The figure from last y e a r’s n a tu re w ith A r t Knox. Iv. SO f they h o v r,r> . ■ i_ J ______ • . . ly, so got the L back room U his census was 910 o r ap p ro xim a te ly description, spotted a man at m ain supply w’hen the w a te r T a y lo r was arrested by Police 100 less than the figure fo r the ready washed the windows, the th e a tre answ ering the de clears. C hief Bud Cross a fte r he had present canvas. traded fo r some canned goods and scription. and confronted him . The vumpany company plans to tie tw o registered at a local hotel. 1 u j " 7 «.w nuum ni Him. pians io He I f the p re lim in a ry figures fro m are now going to b rin g tw o old Lom bard readily a d m itte d the tw’o ' more stream s in to the system in told the chief th a t he had planned this y e a r’s census are found to be men from w ay up the riv e r to thefts tnCltS • n s im ila r m annor __ _ a s im ila r manner, to increase the to cash some more checks W ed correct and the school d is tric t spend the w in te r w ith them. D u rin g his short splurge here, supply of clear w ater. nesday, and then take o ff because crosses the 1000 m a rk it w ill he had q uite a tim e. W h ile at the this tow n was p re tty easy p ic k a u to m a tic a lly change its status I th in k th a t’s w’o n d e rfu l; and I restaurant he made him self a ings.” fio m that o f a seoond class school th in k it was nice o f Colonel I^ e tuna fish sandwich, and ransacked in addition to a u th o ritie s who d is tric t to th a t o f a firs t class Rice to te ll me about it. The the re frig e ra to r. \vant him fo r a s trin g o f had school d is tric t. T his means th a t C olonel’s sort o f shy. . . he o f I f the robbery took place at the checks down the W illa m e tte V a l at the next election of school d i fered me tw o o f his h u ckle b e rry tim e w hich police and Lom bard ley, T a y lo r is being held fo r rectors the present board o f three muffins if I w o u ld n ’t m ention him. estim ate it did, about 10:30, there m ilita ry a u th o ritie s to answer ' members w ill be increased to i For tw o more o f them I w o u ld n ’t were three hundred do lla rs in the charges fo r going A W O L fro m his , Ave m em ber board, term s to run have. restaurant w hich he overlooked. The B rookings C ity C ouncil on I post t. Lewis, Wash. lost at at F Ft. Lewis Wuch fo r five years Tuesday adopted an ordinance to I he new status as a first cla sj co n tro l the erection of television I d is tric t w ill also provide the op antennas w ith in the city. tion of rem aining w ith in the ru ra l I nder the ordinance, firm s school d is tric t lo r ta xin g purposes w hich in s ta ll antennas w ill he li- . o r w ith d ra w in g from the ru ra l N nrric iz ~ . censed by the c ity , upon .th e » The m obile X -R a y u n it w ill be . . school d is tric t and ta x in g inde- , ‘ ’ Kemp> cei’ta in ly B ro o k -i recom m endation of O. D. Arn hack in C u rry C ountv in M arch * n year old Bobby Johnson pendently w ith in the e xistin g most active golfer, became c ity b u ild in g inspector In addi- 1954. ’ when ' t V ’ h n Sunday, boundaries o f school d is tric t 17 week a ’^ f V r w " second S<?C° nd, f " li&ht iBh* last 'aSt ! tio ,iO" n - ’ a 8 c Ci,y i" t b" ' The definite sch eduling of the wee'i-’’" ity p e rm it w ill p e n e tra te d h,"' ' T ° f ® blCyC,e T h ? p,OS and cons of this «ubjeci lit fo r th a t tim e was announced straiehi* h ‘S fo u r,h fo r each in sta lla tio n mad< p e n e tra te d his abdom en. uni* fo r that tim e was announced will be stu d ied by th e school board s tra ig h t m atch. , Bobby, th e son of Mr. and Mrs and a reco m m en d atio n m ade to this week by Mrs. Irene H w . w . Spears o f Crescent C itv i , r ° meo^ ners a” d renters w ill as tre a te d by the Keeller, chairm an o f the C u rrv won the club tournam ent cham- ,)P p p ,n i,,t<;d to raise th e ir own H ardy L an caster, w —- ......... . . . . v o ters of th IIIC l S U ’K e ( d I istrict w ith the County T.B. and H ealth Associa pionship. i 1 aul Ronmger, who used 35 final de te rm in a tio n to he mad» antennas if they so desire, but tio n ’s C hristm as seal drive. Kem p defeated M avor Boh ' T tO° ’ muM ob,ain a Perm it stitches in closing the wound i at the polls. A ccording to Dr. R onniger, th The m obile u n it is the best D im m ic k in the final ‘round to ° p ° S° »1 The p resen t m em bers of the p en e trated to th school board are H a ro ld Crum p, method of finding cases of tu b e r ta k e the fiichf chsm r ; i • f urpose ot the ordinance. Mr. h an d leb a r abdom ina I wail hut did not «». » ch a irm an ; Virgil G oldsberry and culosis and oth e r lu n g diseases, as e a rlie r he had won 0.0“ ries I T ' ’ *’ w< U as heart conditions. • ra> shell. C h arles | jng licensing of in stall, rs, the th ro u g h it K F. R ap ra eg er. Brookings W a te r CHECK FORGER NABBED HERE Im proves Supply c m ADOPTS NEW TV ANTENNA LAW M o b ile X -R a y U n it Norris Kem p W ins Here In M a rc h G o lf C ham pionship Bobby Johnson H u rt By Bike The boy was h u rt w hen a bi- city hopes to keep unqualified cycle he w as riding jo in tly w ith persons from e n te rin g th e husi-1 " as n e s s o f i n U a i i i r u r ________ _ . . . ¡D avid Howie, 11 got out of con- , ness of in stallin g a n te n n a s for 11 ol T h e hoys fell w ith the hi- I nt hers. And h> using the p erm its [th e city will he ab le to cheek V cv cle and the h a n d leb a r gortsl D avid e s c a p 'd w ith a individual in stallatio n s to m ake * 5 su re th ey m eet safety re q u ire sc ra tc h e d face. At p re sen t. Bobby is horn«*, re m ents. for r ,.,- ,, !™k‘ w £ 8" d c u p e r a t i n g from his painful in- | juries, and g u a ra n te e in g th at he Hold o . e r d i r e c t “ w e r e " -' Chamber to Meet I is th ro u g h riding double. M E. Kelly o f P ort O rford, and Jo e December Tenth i a \ lor of Brookings. E lected as president of th e Next m eeting of the B rookings iro u p w as Laf< Com pton, ow ner C ham ber of C om m erce is sched m an ag er f the C handler uled for Thursday', Dec If), a c hotel at Coos Bav cording to Clive M anley, presid en t B ecause of T hanksgiving, th e The Association on M onday of th<- C ham ber. Pilot Will com e out on W ednesday N om inations will he m ade a? next week. tened to G overnor Paul P a fte r- OREGON COAST GROUP MEETS’ COMMENDS HIGHWAY COMMISSION The O regon C oast A ssociation concluded a th ree day convenhon T uesday a , Cbos Bay w ith th e election o f new office: and a series of resolutions. O f local interest was R esolution N um ber 6. w hich put the Associa tion on record as supporting the St at H ig h w a y Comm ission in its plans fo r the developm ent of H ighw ay 101 through C urrv C ounty The Association corn mended the Commission on ’d ts foresight and planning on 101 Pete Lesm eister was V ICC president of the Ass Please-Next Week Make It Early! headline panel o f speaker Present from C u rry >unt ere Pet» Jrs. L<-sr erle Bu Brook in F Kel ort O rfo r t Committee Studies Proposed Charter S tu d y of a c h a rte r to r the city o f B rookings will fie undertaken th is week by a co m m ittee of busi ness m en appointed by th»' Coun- cii. T he fifteen m em bers of th • com m it tee will m< et I-'rida.v night at 8 o’clock at the city hall to h»-- gin th e stu d y of th»' propose»! harfer. 1 he proposed c h a r te r was sub- n itti'd by C ity A tto rn ey Ed Acki y, and is rn»KleI»‘d largely up»n th»> S ta te of O reg o n ’s nunfel c h a rte r, w ith some alterations. I he n v m lx 'is o! th»' »’o m m itiee will rep o rt reco m m en d atio n s con- c< rn in g the C hart«" to th e C oun cil at a la te r date. A fter final that tim e fo r d irectors fo r the W e th e re fo re ask everyone: com ing year. A dvertisers, co n trib u to rs, eorr«*- 1 he re g u la r Novem ber m eeting >poudents. to get in th eir m ateria l v as cancelled because of lack o f y early, th a t we can do if. ic tim dinner you do, 11 have som ething approval, the C h a rte r w ill go to - thankful abo it t< th e v o ters for ap p ro v al
