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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1954)
H OF 0 MURAR? Tjy SKETCH BOOK By BUD P IS A R E K E veryone on th e ir best behav- ' or! My m other-in law is com ing to toum for a few w eeks vacation - he, along w ith m y w ife's fa th e r JviU arriv e ju st ab out p ress tim e' »' ednesday. ♦ * * fath er-in -law , we suspect p put u t aside a tw o w eeks vacation into th e wilds of C anada for this trip to th e coast. W e hope th e lucky old. sun is going to m ake itself know n d u rin g th e com ing weeks. ♦ * • Com ing from W isconsin, M il w aukee to be ex act, they don’t expect rain. T h at is w hen ever the M ilw aukee B raves a re in town. The C ham b er of C om m erce fo r bids it to even su g g est rain. • ♦ • iigs-flartor Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community 7 -------- 7--------------7----------- ^ o k u n c 8 — N u m b e r 28 ---------------------------------------- • K .( » 200 Attend Sunday Institution Of The Order of Rainbow Girls '* S unday. A ugust 29, a t 1:30 p. th e B rookings-H arbor High • » — If any of you a re real baseball F o rm al opening w as by the Gold fans, and would like to know th e ins and o u ts of th e B raves, ask Beach A ssem bly u n d e r direction '* “ th e - M •- other • - ni\ in laws. T hey have spent m any Tf A dvisor, Edna a day and night o u t a t M ilw au B a rn h a rt. Evelyn M ast, W orthy kee's co u n ty stad iu m w atch in g Advisor of Elgin A ssem bly p re the progress of th e ir favorites, sided for th e Gold Beach A ssem b th e G rim m men. ly in th e absence of th e ir W orthy • * * Advisor. We have been h earin g a lot D istinguished guests p re sen t and about th e S alm on rolling, sp aw n introduced w ere: Mrs. D orothv ing, sw im m ing, etc. A nyway it H usten, sub d eputy to suprem e all adds up to good fishing soon. inspector in Oregon, K ay Macy, I hat should u m ian ak e e m m any any a a tu fu tu tu re re (•tan d W o rth y n Advisor, arilyn ....... a v iso r, M arilvi bride happy to know she can have IIa Ka n - G ran d D rill Leader, El enough of th e new sought a f te r , veren B ennett. G rand M usician, w edding decorations. I M urial P eterson, G ran d C hap- The Office cat received his first ^a *n » M ary Jo S chroder, G rand le tte r and has been p u rrin ’ p re tty R ecorder, pro tern, M rs. Lalo 1 K ring, M other A dvisor to Elgin C ontinued on B ack P age A ssem bly of M yrtle C reek, G race ti\ 1 H,{' cofnty . \ M t » « T A 5 i > s — T K .\ 1 hursday, September 2, 1954 4 t ’.V T S FISHING CONTINUES SLOW IN AREA The fishing in th e B rookings a re a has co n tin u ed a little slow, at least on th e outside, according a » s x ■ s a to H e w itt’s an chorage. T h ree fish life C h a p te r No 163 O F « have stru c k in th e C hetco re c e n t S an, G ot,. W orshipful M a s te r' ly, and som e nice c u tth ro a t tro u t ¡ j “ V 3 S have been cau g h t. However, o u tsid e fishing has ings of Brook- been slow. It is m ore of a w aitin g ~ „ David O. B ennett, P ast G rand I>eriod. T he fish should be com ing P a tro n of G rand C h a p te r of O re up about th e m iddle of S ep tem ber, but is in d efin ite as alw ays. gon, O. E. S. WARREN SMITH FOR MAYOR PETITIONS FILED W a rre n S m ith w ill ru n fo m ayor of B rookings this year T h re e petitio n s bearin g his n an r have been re tu rn e d to th e offio of city reco rd er, G ladys K anick including m ore th an enough sig n a tu re s needed. Only ab out 2( nam es w ere needed, but at leas 58 people signed th e S m ith peti S a te llite c h a p te r 165 O. E. S. is sponsoring th e new ly in stitu te d tion. B rookings Assembly. S m ith has been a councilm ar I he Gold Beach Assem bly in i tiated th e C h a rte r m em bers of since the c ity ’s in co rp o ratio n ir 1951. His council term w as due B rookings Assembly. T h ere w e r ' 19 initiated. One m em ber w as u n S o u th ern C u rrv C o u n ty can be to expire this year. able to be p resen t, tw o m em bers iustlv proud of the show ing made T he present m ayor. R obert joined by affiliation, m aking a *' m em bers of th e W inchuck Dimmick, has definitely’ signified total m em bership of 52. ’ ivestock club a t th e C ounty F a ir his in ten tio n s of not running w »ok in Gold Beach. D ale again this y ear. No o th e r p e ti Follow ing a brief recess th e G rand officers installed th e of C rum p placed first in S heep show- tions have been tak en out for ficers of B rookings Assem bly at •na’ ^h t). th ” s w inning a trip to m ayor, Mrs. K anick said, n or have a public installatio n . the S ta te F a ir in S alem . L a rry any been tak en out for th e two C h a rte r officers installed w e re: ’ ’aijnan p laced first in th e countv council positions th a t will be Peggy G raw . W o rth y Advisor. ” t h h :s n ’g S a n d th is en title s open th is year. T he m ayor term is for tw o D orothy R aw ley, W orthy asso. him to go to th e S ta te F air. A Advisor, B everly G lass. C harity. ‘hied m em ber, Jan et cru m p years, w hile eouncilm en will be Je a n n e C lendenin, Hope, J a n e t had her ste e r placed first, and elect ed for fo u r years. Besides Bailey, F aith , Jo an n e R en h ard t, f he also wins a trip to the S ta te S m ith 's vacancy, C. F. C am p b ell’s R ecorder. C arol R ausch. T re as- ’ a ’r if she can a rra n g ge e tra n s p o r r te rm is also ex p irin g this year. Clive M anley, and P e te Lesm eis- t e r , Joy G ott, C haplain, K aren tat ion for the s te e r and herself Sim pson. D rill Leader. h :s club 5«- u n d e r th e lead ersh ip te r, both eouncilm en. have tw o senior to th e te n d e r first g ra d e r '* 13 p on re P °r f s th a t all the M elody B rem m , Love, H elen of Mrs. Leland P e tte g re w and y ea rs yet to serve. will re p o rt 1 fo r re g istra tio n T ues- tPa(‘,1er^ ai*e in B rookings, and H edburg R eligion, S andy W ay, Mrs. H arold C rum p. m i re g istra tio n Tues- ........ 1,1 rsrooKings, ar N ature, P hyllis Cole, Im m o rtality , An additional aw ard w as given W. th e B roo k ings-H arbor ie a tk ' I° r I bo school opening SIMMONS school. I H H am ixie — Allsup. F idelity, K ay a m em ber of this club w ith R ich am ntnn pton said th a t last y e a r ’ ! D ” '.— R eg istratio n for all high school th e school had about 545 ¡n at- ! Nichols> P atrio tism . N ancy Cum ard Donnelly being p resen ted the TO OPEN STUDIO and tra n s p o rte d e lem e n ta ry p u ten d an ce on th e av e ra g e in tht m ings, Service. P a t Y arnell, Con- trophy to r th e best boy ca m p e r i w . A ustin Sim m ons has m oved at th e 4 H cam p held in Ju ly. As to B rookings from P o rtla n d to pils, grad es one th ro u g h six, will ele m e n ta ry grads, and ab o u t 178 fidential O bserver Jac k ie S m ith, O u te r O bserver, th e re w ere ab out 200 4-H m em b open a m usic studio. T he a r tis t be T uesd ay m o rn in g a t 7:30, in th e high schools. at the cam p, this is a distinct will reside and m a in ta in his and w ith city pupils, grades one H ow ever, th e school’s gradua- Lois L eC lair, M usician, S ylvia I ers honor. G ates, C hoir D irector, studio at the C hetco Inn. through eight, and trasp o rte d ion class w as only 30, w hile 60 C hoir; J a n e t Glass, L o re tta Sim m ons com es to o u r city w ith seventh and eig h th re g isterin g a t stu d e n ts will be m oving up from E I.K ’S D A N CE S E T S h r-™ aro n ” B u en 12:40. a g re a t deal of ex p erien ce in eig h th g ra d e into high s c h ^ l th is !, H allm n an, , - o n ett, ' M , er ' 1 he first d ance of the B rook year, not c o u n t..... ™ cne O lsen- K a ren « • » • < * . Jo an piano and music. He stu d ied w ith High school p u p ils and seventh year, not cou n tin g o th e rs com ing \a n ic h , Anna ings Elks lodge is slated for S a t Et finger, J a n e t I escheizky, a te a c h e r of P olands and eighth g rad e w ill re g iste r in in to th e com m uniy. Tyler, M ary S a tte rfie ld , and u rd ay , S ept. 11 at th e V. F. W g re at pianist. P aderew ski. th e elem e n ta ry building. F ifth Also H am pton said th a t th ere Eileen Sw an. M other Advisor hall. O riginally the dance w as His teach in g back g ro u n d in and sixth g rad e band stu d e n ts will w ere 54 eig h th g ra d e rs m oving scheduled ea rlie r, hut w as p o st cludes in stru cto rsh ip at th e Todd M em bers of A dvisory B chrd a tte n d in the afternoon. out of th a t class in th e elem en nstalled w e re : Enid H u rst, C h a ir poned because of a conflict. School of M usic in P o rtlan d an d F irst g rade pupils m ay e n te r ta ry school last year, w hile th ere m an, Alice R ausch. S ec’y, John T he dance will be for E lks and various teach in g assig n m en ts in school if th e ir six th b irth d ay oc will be a record b reak in g 100 th e ir wives, an d will include a S an F rancisco. He is an O regon (C ontinued on back page) curs on o r before N ovem ber 15. beginners com ing in to th e first hand and re fresh m e n ts. s ta te accredited teacher. P a re n ts of first g rad e pupils grade. P ersons in tere ste d in piano les should bring the ch ild ’s b irth and sons a re asked to co n tac t Mr. health c e rtific a te if not alread y Sim m ons at the studio. a t school. | M orning shift pupils should _ , . come to th e ir re g u la r place and B rO O K IIIC IS V l S l t m eet th e bus, ab out five m inutes ** e a rlie r th an last year. T he bus u s - S e n a to r Guy C ordon has will a rriv e a t th e school building B rookings included on his cam Bill Phelps, fo rm er m an ag in g a t ap p ro x im ately 7:35. School Pai£ n b in a ry , and will stop here e d ito r of th e B rookings H a rb o r will begin a t 7:40. for a noon luncheon on F riday. Pilot has announced a new posi In as m uch as all seventh and I 9«*’ C or^ on >s ru n n in g for re tion as news ed ito r the th e I)<d g a in et st R ich ard N euberg eighth g rad e pupils a tte n d the election e ^PCt’on a atram ----- - N o rte T rip licate in C rescent City. afternoon shift, sev enth and cr. Phelps, who had spent o v er a T h e stop w as announced by eighth g rad e stu d e n ts should be y e a r in Brookings, has alre ad y at th eir re g u la r bus stop to m eet Bob D im m ick, who is C u rry »•farted w ork at the T rip licate. H e m e bus uus which wm en will w in a rriv e a t th e C ounty ch airm an of th e Cordon th will be doing m ost of th e p h o to g school building at 12:30. S eventh . for u - S. S e n a to r C om m ittee, rap h y w ork also. and eighth grade pupils on th e end > D im m ick said th a t it w as also His wife Doris, an d th e ir tw o of th e ro u tes should be re ad y t o ; planned to have th e S e n a to r speak children are stay in g a t Salem , m eet th e bus by 11:30. to th e high school stu d e n ts, on O regon this w eek, a f te r visitin g S eventh and eig h th g ra d ers th a t sam e d ate. P lans for Cordon relativ es in San Francisco. T h e should not com e to th e school in to speak w here all those interes-1 ! P helps will be living in B rookings W ORK IS P R O G R E S S IN G «lowly on th e new lib ra ry th e m orning. j ted could h e a r him ta lk a re also for an in d efin ite tim e. building u n d er co n stru c tio n in B rookings by m em b ers of the T he Oregon Law req u ires th a t being fo rm u la te d lih ia ry association, and o th ers in tere ste d in seeing th at th e city D IN N E R GUESTS books be furnished by th e dis- C onlon has been trav elin g has a lib rary . T he land w as given to th e association by the S u n d ay d in n er g u ests a t th e .n e t for th e / , r s , e,,-ht g rad es th ro u g h o u t th e s -a te d u rin g 'th e F ed eral governm ent, and will in tu rn be deeded o v er to th e city, D irk Latim er home on Ransom T he high school stu ’ nts furnish past r sin T? n « Almost all of th e w fa r was b on a v o lu n teer St. w ere Mr. and Mrs. M artin th e ir own hooks. ndjour 1 y ■ -mb -cs - th : ia tia n ¡W ood, of M edford WINCHUCK CLUB MEMBERS W IN AWARDS AT FAIR BROOKINGS-HARBOR SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY WITH 800 STUDENTS AUSTIN & Sen. Cordon Plans Phelps Is Named Triplicate Editor L
