Brookings-Harbor pilot., February 04, 1954, Image 1

U O F O LIB R A R Y
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Bv BILL P H E L P S
J tray HAVE
B E E N betrayed.
ed greviously, and
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com ­
pletely, and thoroughly, bv th »
one person I th o u ght I could tru s t
my wife
And w hy? J u s t for a handful
of silver, t h a t ’s why. “A fte r all,
D ear." she said sw eetly, "it w as a
cash p rin tin g job, and you’ve told
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T l \ CEN TS
down a cash p rin tin g jo b .”
I hursday, February 4 ’ » 9 5 4
The rest of th e "D raft P h elp s”
com m ittee I can ta k e ca re ot.
Some day a lonely ped estrian will
stum ble over a little heap of
bodies in a back alley, and the
Draft P h elp s” co m m ittee will
have m ade th e ir last public a p ­
I he s ta te leg isla tu re ’s interim
I he B rookings Plyw ood C om pany th is week announced plans
R e tu in s on the A zalea F estiv al
pearance. But Doris and P ete a re
to
co
m
m ittee on highw ays will hold expand production of th e ir plant h ere by fifty pe r cent
ballots to d a te show th a t an o v er­
a little d ifferent.
a h earin g in Gold Beach F rid ay
he
ann
o
u
n
cem
en
t
w
as
m
ade
by
Ed
Schoenbeck,
president
of
th
e
It was Doris th a t tipped them w helm ing m ajo rity of v o ters are F e b ru a ry 12. at 8:00 p m., to d is­ com pany, following a m eeting betw een d irec to rs of ,1c X
am and
oft when I left tow n so they couH desirous ot continuing the festival. cuss access provisions on H ig h ­ a com m ittee of its cred ito rs
com pany and
print those je s te rs . But it was The vote is ru n n in g at about an w ay 101. T he m eeting will begin
T
he
proposed
e
xpansion
is
to
h?
financed
by
a
new
stock
issue of
P ete th at p rin ted them , and, ju s t 8 to 2 ra tio
at 8.00 p.m.
lio w ev er, th e vote is very light
8250,000. S u b scrib ers have alread y
between us he got them out of
The only subject to be dis­
tak en $135.000 of the issue, leav ­
th ere ta s te r th an any p rin tin g has and m em bers of th e A ll-Y ear cussed. according to C ounty Ju d g e
ing 23 sh ares to he subscribed.
come off th a t press in years. I ’d E v en ts A ssociation w ere still w on­ Gu\ F o rsy th , are the access pro-
d
erin
g
w
h
e
th
e
r
they
would
get
T h e firm is confident th a t th e
t.ike care of him . . . if p rin te rs
\ isions which will govern con
o th e r sh a re s will be tak en very
w eren’t so darned scarce. But if enough com m unity su p p o rt to st ruction of th e road th ro u g h
soon, A. J. Honzel, g eneral m an ­
I bear down on Doris, th e re w on't continue th e celebration, which ( u rry county. Location of the
ager. said here, and is hoping th a t
be anyone to run th a t p ap e r. And has a ttr a c te d throngs from all highw ay and o th e r m a tte rs are
P lan s a re well un d erw ay for
they will be held by local peopl?.
a fte r all, it WAS a cash p rin tin g over to B rookings ev ery year.
not to be cons dered.
B rookings’ first co m m u n ity o b ser­
job.
I he cred ito rs, to whom th e
A m ong th e voters, th e g re a t
C onsiderable in tere st in th e ac­ vance of A rbor Day, which will
m a jo rity favored re ta in in g the cess provisions of th e road has he held at the school on F riday, co rp o ratio n has pledged $200,000
But some day . . som e day .
of th e new issue, have been most
I ’ll get even, alth o ugh right now, 1 festival as it is. A second group been expressed, and a n u m b er of F e b ru a ry 12. at 2:30 p.m.
helpful
and
cooperative
w ith
,
which
w
as
rep
resen
ted
by
a
few
people a re expected to a tte n d the
I can ’t th in k of an y th in g d ra stic
S p eak e r for the event will bt
B rookings Plyw ood,” Honzel said,
ballots,
proposed
re
ta
in
in
g
the
bearing,
hoping
to
get
first-h
a
n
enough to get even for those post­
lr.
A lbert
W eisen d an g er
of
"and will aid in m aking th e e x ­
festival, but elim in atin g th e b arb ­ m to im atio n on the co n tem p lated
ers.
Salem , ex ecu tiv e se c re ta ry of th e
ecue.
pansion
possible because of th e ex
access provisions.
K eep O regon G reen association.
cellent
ea
rn in g record of the p lan t
V oters who wished to tu rn it
Mr. W eisendanger will speak a t
♦ W A N D ER ED into C h ad ’s today
h ere d u rin g th e past nine m o n th s.”
over to th e schools num bered only
a g en eral assem bly of high school
thinking th a t m aybe on a day a few, but they o u tn u m b ered
Even d u rin g th e m ost depressed
stu d e n ts to which th e public is
like this you could say it w as those who w ished to drop the fes­
stag
e, when plywood prices hit a
invited follow ing tre e p lan tin g
sum m er, and th e w a itre sses would tival entirely.
l-* y e a r low, the local firm tu rn e d
cerem onies on th e lawn.
be w earing th e ir shorts. I u a s
in a co n sisten t profit, and has su b ­
M em bers of the association e x ­ 1 T he R etail M erchants A ssocia­
T h e tre e s to be p lan ted by honor
informed, by them , th a t th e re w as
p re sse d th e ir g ra tific atio n a t th e tion will hold a m eeting a t the g u ests and school children are s ta n tia lly reduced th e o b ligations
« slight e rro r in C h ad ’s ad last decisive vote in favor of th e fe s ti­
¡C liff H ouse T hursday. F e b ru a ry seven flow ering plum s do n ated to in cu rred d u rin g its o rganization.
week. T he person w e arin g th e val.
T h e new plans call for th e in­
I
I I . according to F red M oore th e school along w ith o th e r sh ru b s
shorts, it seem s, will be Chad
s
ta
lla tio n of a core lath e and a
T
he
com
plete
ta
b
u
latio
n
fol­
pres,dent
of
th
e
organization.
by th e Azalea G arden clu b as
himself.
lows :
new
d rying unit, w hich will raise
T he business m eetin g will be­ p a rt of its project to landscape
p
ro
d
u
ctio n of th e plant from th ree
♦ BUT T H A T s T h e m ost serious In favor of re ta in in g th e fes­
gin a t 8 :00 p.m. M em bers m ay th e grounds.
m
illion
to fo u r and o n e-half m il­
tival .............................
29 com e for d in n er a t seven.
M usic will be fu rnished by the
m istake we ve m ade in, oh, th re e R etain festival, elim in a te bar-
lion feet p er m onth. T he core
P
lanned
for
the
m
eeting
is
the
school
band.
o r four m inutes. W hich rem inds
lath e, H onzel pointed out, will re-
3 election of p e rm a n e n t officers for
b-cue ................................
me th at y o u ’ll be expecting me T u rn over to schools
d u ce a g re at deal of w aste, sine?
_ ........... „
«j the new ly-form ed organizatio n .
to apologize som ew here in this D rop festival e n tire ly ........
it will peel logs to a six-inch core,
2 R eports will also be h eard from
sheet for tu rn in g over W hite Ap­
r
a th e r th an th e 12-inch core now
th e open hours com m ittee, th e
pliance’s ad last week.
w asted.
credit
com
m
ittee,
and
th
e
com
­
r a in 't going to do it. In POLICE NUMBER
E ffect of the increased produc­
B rookings city police m ay be m itte e on a sm all-claim s court.
he first p lace it w as rig h t side
tion
on B rookings and C u rry
All m erc h an ts in th e city are
up. J u s t m ade a slight m ista k e reached d uring the day a t tele,
co u n ty should be su b sta n tia l, ad-
urged
to
a
tte
n
d
.
and got ev ery th in g else in th e phone 3193. o r a t the city reco rd ­
A stern w arning to both ad u lts co rd in g to Honzel. The expansion
p ap e r upside down. And in the e r s num ber, 2854. In em ergencies
and juveniles concerning th e use w'ill provide jobs for ap p ro x im a te ­
second place it was Gene W h ile's he m ay be co n tacted by calling CHOOSE OFFICERS
)1 a ir rifles and spcm g-operated ly fifty m ore fam ilies in the
idea She ju st w anted to see how the Del N o rte county sheriff, who
1 he an n u al parish m eetin g of guns w as sounded this week by B ro o k in g s-H arb o r area, and will
m any people noticed it.
Could will radio him.
S t. T im o th y ’s Episcopal ch u rch Police C hief Bud ( ’ross and M u­ ra ise y early payrolls $175.000 p«>r
h<,r ' n o b « iy . b u t no |
w as held at th e G lenhurst horn? nicipal Ju d g e Hans Nelson.
y e a r over th e present $1,125,000.
M rs. V irginia M incer left S at
body reads this sheet.
Jan u ary 28, and the bishop’s com
1 he w arning followed re p o rts
Log p u rc h ases will be increased
u id a y on a buying trip to S an m itte e of th e following officers
Except you.
ot in creasing dam age caused by $500.(XX) per y e a r over the presen t
Francisco. She will re tu rn today
w as chosen: S enior w arden, Glen a ir rifles in th«1 hands of ju v en iles $1,250,000. 'Together w ith o th e r
H u rst; Ju n io r w arden, W illiam A larg e n u m b er of w indows have supplies p u rch ased locally, the
Brown; tre a s u re r, Rov B row n- been re p o rted broken.
firm will d istrib u te y early a sum
secretary , Don Finch; key lavm an.
C ity ord nance m ak es it unlaw - ( exceeding $3,000,000 in C u rry
Wm. Phelps.
lul not only to possess o r use such county, m aking it th e co u n ty 's
P lan s lo r th e new church bu ild ­ a gun in Brookings, but to p erm it i larg est in dustry.
The B ro o k in g s-H arbor C ham ber nf
ing w ere also discussed
a ju v en ile to own one o r use one,
Even m ore im p o rtan t, Honzel
Loggan. chief ap p raisal en g in eer fo r th e s / T T ' ’ h<?ard n a r r y J
and p a te n ts m ay he held liable for said, is the fact th at increased c a ­
then, F rid ay th at, g e n e rally sp eak in g e,«tn C ,
" ’n’m issi'>"- M l
p erm ittin g th e ir children to own p ac ity of th e mill should help su b ­
rnents aren 't w h at they should ho
nl> p toperty tax assess.
one.
s ta n tia lly to w ard a goal sh ared
g i s And th a t goes, he added in response
q u es,ions. for C u rry co u n ty
In th e fu tu re , city police say ! by every th in k in g C u rry county
they plan not only to prosecute citizen . . . to s ‘op th e flow of u n ­
Loggan told n in ety m em bers of rolls
* have had ,h e ir ''ix
Thursday,
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
4,
the
P
a
r
­
ju
v en iles who arc using th e guns m a n u fa c tu re d logs out of th?
the C h am b er of C o m m e rc e th a t g r i m
"UCh a
ent T o c h e r A ssociation will hold but also the p a re n ts of th e c h il­ county. W ith increased production
county assessm en ts th ro u g h o u t
its annual F o u n d e r’s Day p ro g ram d ren.
B rookings Plyw ood is confident
Also being u n d e rta k e n is a pro- in the high school gym a t 8
th e s ta te are. in m any cases, in­
th at loggers can find a m a rk e t for
equitable and based u|>on u n re a l­ g ra m u n d er w hich the com m ission o'clock.
JO E ER G ER BACK
th e ir logs locally.
will furnish train e d personnel tot
istic values.
I he fo llo w in g p ro g ra m h a s beer,
Jo e B erger, the b ro th e r of C arl,
Reason for th e lack of u n ifo rm ­ th e offices of the county assessors planned for the evening:
w as back in B rookings this last I N O U I R I R S ’ ( 1 \ KK
w eekend
Joe who
whn used to ra is
'
L l ' ‘’
ity, Loggan said, is th e lack of th ereb y helping them to provide
F la g S a lu te
w
eekend Joe.
train ed personnel in asse sso rs’ of- ptopr'i m ethods of ap p raisal to
S ta r Spangled B an n er,” sung lilies here, now grow s th em at Mt TO STARE MONDAY
ices. Some progress is being m ade, ♦he co unty rolls.
by the m em bership, accom panied V ernon, W ashington.
* A new series of In q u ire rs’
O ne of the chief d ifficulties in by the school hand.
he said, in bringing m ethods up
C
lasses will begin M onday ev e­
to date, but th e re is m uch to be s e ttin g up a sensible tax base.
Music by th e school hand, d i­
ning at 7:30 at the C hetco Inn.
done
Loggan said, w as the d ifficu lty of rected by R obert Dick.
I he classes will be conducted by
Loggan w ent over the problem s reaching re alistic values for prop-
N a tio n a l P T A h isto ry .
th
e Rev. R obert G reenfield, and
which county assessors face d u r­ ••rty. p a rtic u la rly real p ro p e rty
F o u n d er's Day hym n by m em -
B un C ross
a
re
oj»en to anyone interested.
ing his talk, and listed som e of M any assessors have p e rm itte d l*»rs of th e C hetco Coral club di­
People
in te re ste d in th e E pisco­
H
e
re
’s
an
im
p
o
rtan
t
w
arn
-
th e rem edies which a re being ap­ p ro p erty to rem ain on th e rolls rected by Mrs. H elen R ite.
pal
ch
u
rch
a re invited to a tte n d
ing
to
local
m
o
to
rists
w atch
Local PTA history,
plied. Some counties have signed w ith values w hich do not hold
as
w
ell
as
E piscopalians w in
o
u
t
fo
r
those
little
guys
w
ith
co n tracts w ith th e s ta te ta x com ­ tiu e today, an d th? resu lt has 1 School chorus, directed h R ob­
w ant to refresh them selves on
th e flags who m an the school
m ission for re a p p ra isa ls of prop- t>een th a t «-'»ess
ert
Dick.
assessm ents have be-
chu rch teach ng, o r those m erely
cro ssw alk s W e’ve had a few
e rty w ithin th e ir boundaries, and com e inequitable T h ere is also
H onoring of past presidents.
cu rio u s about th e d o ctrin e and
people
try
to
cut
around
a n um ber of ap p raisals a re being ’»A c u ity , he said, n g ettin g asses-
C hetco C horal club, directed b>
w orship of th e ch u rch The class
them
and
w
e
don't
w
ant
any
Mrs. H elen Rice
com pleted Loggan said th a t fif-
will m eet each M onday evening a t
m
ore.
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