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The SKETCHBOOK
A n o th er new business is slated
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Sine.? the PILOT changed from
a sm all, tabloid size paper, ev ery-
bod> th a t is anybody, is chan g in g
to big things. T he la te st is th e
w ell know n beverag e com pany
m ak in g larg e 2 ounce bo tles c l
Coke.
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W hen it com es to big scores In
bow ling we have to m ention Rick-
ey H ag g erty . Rick did real w ell
on th e lanes th e o th e r night. Of
course the to ta l pins looked tw ice
as big because husband, H o m er
b a re ly knocked down enough pins
to keep the pin boys aw ake.
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Big. isn't ex actly the w ord one
can use w hen describing th e city
of S an Francisco. A few of us
had a chance to get down to th e
city last w eekend, and we really
enjoyed it.
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Curry County Fair
Begins Next Week
PLANS PARTS
STORE HERE
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for B rookings if c u rre n t plans
m aterialize.
T he L ittrill P a r ts
qq
B edford plans to open up
a b ran ch sto re in Brookings. The
estab lish m en t will be located in
th e new ly built Goetz building on
H illside Avenue.
A ,
a rra n g e m e n t w as sign-
ed
w i,„ Goetz bv Mr.
Al L ittrill .who said th a t one of
his Mlns w ou,d probabl> run the
gtore here.
It is te n ta tiv e ly planned to have
t be sto re open by S ep tem b er 1.
but som e finishing w ork needs to
done
said. T he building
is 30 feet by 80 feet. A oeiling has
to h? put in, and th e painting in-
sjde finished
T b e com pany plans to put in
au to p arts, probably on a whole-
sa le basis. It is believed th a t
several o th e r lines wall also be
handled, such as paints.
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It M ay Replace
The Atom Bomb
I got a chance to do a little
bit of sk etch in g of th e w h arf and
some of th e m agnificent skyline.
Anyone in terested can com e up
to see thorn. B e tte r w ait u n til
E xplosive is th e w ay Al W allace
1 m ake etch in g s out of them ,
then I can have you. "C om ? up calls his w ife's cooking. She whip-
TEACHER LIST
NEARLY FILLED
T he C u rry C ounty fair will be
» 'Id next week. A ugust 12-13-1J
a t the C ounty F a irg ro u n d s in
Gold Beach
T he p rogram set up s ta r ts on
•"»««■<>•>•• "*«*> « h i h i t s e n tw in e
a t 8 a.m. and the 4-H Home Econ-
omics Ju d g in g C ontest at lp.m .
On F rid a y the fair begins in
earn est w ith ji’dm ne of a ” ex-
bibits except floral,
livestock,
class, and m iscellaneous
judging, beginning at 9 a m
P m J UdKinK of
f ’n" ' '
"T H E SU I FAN,” a palam ino colt ow ned by Mrs. F red
7 hlb l,s
’ «»rt. and th e kid-
B lunt, never had it so ;ood. He is shown w earing a cast put on
rt,es .P»™«'«- w ill begm at th e
by tw o doctors, Dr. Paul R onniger and Dr. Sam Gibson, a f te r
<'<" . r , h°use.
th e vet said, "H e's got to go.” T he S u lta n broke bis leg above
“ P m th e re will be a fa ir
tb e loft knee, and a fte r the vet said th e re w as nothing you could
°PenJnK eerm ony at the grand-
do for a horse w ith a break above th e knee. D is. R onniger and
sta n d - w ith pig scram ble, chicken
Gibson did th e ir good deed. S u ltan feels fine, and both D octors
SC™mbl* and saw dust sc ra m b ’ «.
say th a t he will lx O K .
7110 K ,dd,es w einvr roast will
s ta rt a t 4 P
At 5 P m the ta l*
‘ ’’ shov\ will be held, and at
'
p m UI
the Q ueen’s ban
quet.
On S a tu rd a y beginning at 9
a m a11 judging will lx* com pleted,
Al 11 a m - ju d g in g of th 1? 4-H
T he c u rre n t bulletin of the activities along this line. It w ould
D ress R evue will be held. At 11 :3d O regon Coast A ssociation bad cut th e ir costs and it would bring
will be th e free barbecue.
som e in te re stin g things to report, t hi * highw ay needed w in te r bus-
T he p arad e will s ta rt at the
concerning highw ay 101, esfx»c-
courthouse at 1 p m . and th*
"R ecently our m anager w ro te
rodeo, and h o r s 1 racin g will begin ially as it concerns this area.
Th© m essage from president to th e S ta te H ighw ay D p a rtm e n t
at 2 p m At 5 p.m. th e ta le n t
show will be held, followed bv the Don H oughton says as follows: and requested figures on new con-
coronation of th e 1955 Queen, and "R ecently I received a le tte r from stru c tio n on V. S 101 din ing th.'
a m em ber w ho feels th at our con- past five y ears as com pared to
presen tatio n of fa ir aw ards
The
4-H dress
T
he 4-H
dress revue
revue w
w ill
ill begin
begin cem
corn and
and o o u u r r w
w atchfulness
atchfulness over
over that
»bat on
on o o ilier
th e r IT.
IT. S.
S. hirhw
hlghw nvs
av< in
in
101 Association Hits Foci That
Highway Receives 13% of Funds
an„
¡ o T o X
F rancisco Post Office to see how
a Big P.O. is run.
He found th a t
they w e i" closed
on S atu rd ay s,
So don’t be su rp rised to find th e
local joint clo :ed on the S ab b ath
from now on.
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P robably t i e biggest su rp rise
of th e y e a r will com e next W ed-
nesday when th e N o rth B rookings
B oosters gi\© aw ay th e 1955 Ply-
m outh. Tbe a re a will be aw fully
crow ded and th e police will have
one of the biggest tra ffic p rob
lem s in history. L ets all be c a re
ful and give th e o th e r fellow a
BIG Brak©.
Visit Brookings
With Cutter
s
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. K inder of
P o rtla n d w ere v isito rs in B rook
ings this week T he K inders a re
e n ro u te from P o rtla n d to Los
A ngeles In th e ir 39 foot c u tte r
•R ascal". Fog and poor sailin g
conditions forced them to ta k e
cover in the Cove.
Mr. K inder rep o rted th a t a f te r
',v,nK (Mos P ay they blew o u t
they t r i e l r t ^ u k ^ ^ o ^ e r i n ^ r t
O rford but cam e into shore below
P ort O rford and could not g e t
back ag ain st the stro n g wind.
at is a Bering S
Sea
T lieir boat
ea
S a tiler
ile r w ith a c u tte r rigging, a
design used in th e wat©rs of
A laska d u rin g th e early days of
th«> salm on in d u stry when th e
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Operate Motel
Wool Growers Vote
On Deductions
for
Guy
F.
the A ssem bly of God C hurch.
W ednesday, A ugust 3. 1955, w ith
t l i 1 Rev Gibson of Hiouchi offic
iating. Concluding service» w ere
a t th»* W ard M em orial C em etery,
Brow n M ortuary in charge.
Mr Rice was born in W is-
ccnsin on D ecem ber 28. 1891. He
served in th*' D ental Corps as a
I ^ t e n a n t d u rin g the first w orld
w a r He practicedI d e n tistry in
nSm ber of ^ v e a i ? a n d ™
B r w k .n ^ ° IS; ve7rs , 2
t
P
kings lx >pa rs ago. He w as
«■: c . l * i :r. O r' Real, E sta te bu«-
¡n.
w itli his wife here until ill
h«‘a lth f o re 'd him to retire.
H e w as a m em ber of the M ason-
I>»dg
Survivors include his widow,
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C alifornia and Ben Rice of Holl
ister, C alifornia
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A .an .
took a w«- k end trip to M edford
to v im relative».
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Brookings C. of C.
To Meet Thursday
Shrine Club
Plans Meeting
Select Architect
Stolen Car
For Courthouse
Recovered Near
Winchuck Bridge
By August 30th
services
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Al said it happened this way. a ' th e co urthouse at 1 p.m. and
B ut is d Pn l,,,c s lf wp >nsis1 on H’n doJ ’a rs ,n a ,o ,a l ''H - n d d u r
kng sheep (pulled wool com pen-
from Oroville. W ash.) Mrs. Re
She had a pot of cabbage on th e th© rodeo and horce racing at 2 thp broadening, stra ig h te n in g and »1 135 million 'Ib is |S about 13
satin g ) paym ents mad© to pro- Ja‘cca 'V illiam s. S ilv erto n ; Mr.
stove, and then p u t a pan
of P m. Also a t 2 p.m. th e sq u are im provem ent of H S. 101 from percent O u r highw ay in recent
ducer» u nder the N ational Wool Blc.h ail 1 Y ates. Tusvon, A rizona;
dance jam boree will begin, w ith b o rd e r to b order in O reg o n
\ t a rs has show n a steads u p u .trd
'•'( <>f 1951 T hese deductions « ,rS-
,a n c ^s _Henry, B rookings;
p o tato es rig h t over it. She could
n ’t get it a p a rt, and w hen Al the concluding ta le n t »how at
“W e a re particularl> concerned clim b in tra ffic p a r e n t age
alns w ould provide for advertising, and Mr. H ow ard C ooper from New-
O .,,7
regon
e g o n ; ; Mr. Lx>ren O. Solm
cam© hom e he co u ld n ’t get it 5 p.m.
w ith t bP b o ttle necks at each end a nd in fact has bi en first or close o o th
u te e r r prom
prom otional
otional activities
activities to ^PIig th
H
alstead
, Minn and Mr
a p a rt e ith e r, b ut it kept cooking
T he rodeo will consist of horse
of the highw ay th- bridge across to th e top every y e a r for th«' past e n la rg e and im prove the m a rk e t Lucille P atteix
nn
m errily aw ay. H e th re w a tow el racing, bronc riding,
b are-b aca th e Colum bia at A storia and the th r e e v e a rs.”
f«»r w ool and lam bs. Before th is
High school t e a X r s " * 8'
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tPttchd rs * Mr<
over. and ba-hooxey it blasted riding, calf roping, w ild cow m dk
program can be put into effect, B etty T. G ray, Home m aking and
realignm ent of the highw ay be- Inspection of highw ay
101
ceiling high, and p u t cabbage all mg and calf riding.
p .o d u cers ow ning a t least tw o- g irl’s R.E.; Mr. W
illiam .....
E. ~ Demo-
tw een Gold Beach and Brooking:- ! -wring tliis Irip hi di c n '■ n r i
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over th e kitchen. Al d idn’t m ent-
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lim
in
atin
g
these
tw
d
b
o
ttlenecks
inn
aw
ards
for
right
of
w
ay
in
,,1'rrts
th
e
sheep
and
lam
bs
sey.
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d
M
echanical
D raw in-'
ion if th e W allaces w ent o u t to
4-H Livestock Club
would bring thousands of addit- ( ’u r ty County w ere discussed and ^ P re s e n te d by those voting in th e Mr. X W G uthrie, Social Science
e a t th a t night or not.
ional visitors to us. O u r w in te r tl is association is atte in p tii g to r<Tp,'m d u n i m ust vote th e ir ap- and Boy’s R E.
Makes Local Tour
business w ould be alm ost as g re a t net as an interm ediary in se ttlin g Pfoval.
Mrs C a th rin e D oherty, English
I ’i'oducers w ho have ow ned and S pan ish ; Mr. C arol D. H a r-
T he W inchuck Livestock 4-H a i that in m id-sum m er, because fids problem. W ork on the Gold
Pistol River section pro- shp'P . 6 m onths of age o r older.
¿ tr/u F r î ? k FanRCf
a l°c a l to u r of th© club this is th e only ice free, w a te r lev- Reach to Pis
m em bers p ro jects la st F ridav, e j ro u te through the s ta te con- gram m ed on highway commission for a t ,e a st 30 d a-v s since J a n u a ry
a ‘ ‘ *' j M” - H ik..
sta rtin g about ten. T he groun necting th e g re a t cities and jx>p- map: for e a rly c o n s tru c t.o n ban ; ’ 1955 w ill be e lig ib .e to vote.
EdUC“ ,,O n’ fTOin
from
rg, Oregon.
T he C h am ber of C om m erce will w ith th e ir club leaders, Mrs. Iren • ulations in W ashington and in on th e outcom e of an am icable Volume of production will bt
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M r- H onald Sw anson, E nglisn
have th e ir second m onthly lu nch C rum p and Mrs. T helm a P e tte - California.
from Seaside
u n d erstan d in g in that area. The basvd on the n u m b e r of sheep 3 and Jo u rn alism
grew,
s
ta
rte
d
nt
Eddie
H
oar':
eon m eeting on A ugust 11th, a
Eow ler. _______
Social
"M any big tru c k in g firm s n g n i B rookings G ham bcr of Com m erce m onths of age o r older owned fur Calif.; Mr. Ralph
place.
F
rom
th
e
re
they
w
ent
to
.
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T h u rsd ay , a t 12 noon a t th e Ja n e t and D ale C ru m p ’s, then to now a re w atching this association H ighw ay com m ittee is assisting.” al *'ast ''0 days since the Ja n u a ry Science, from Eugene,
O regon;
Chetco Inn.
R ic h a rd B o m h o ff’s. M ervin p tt •- 2 ^ ---- Z--------- ZZ.. .i---------------------------- * ~ ------------
--------- 1 <la,P' 7 h e n u m b e r of sheep w ill M r C lo an Powi-ll, S c ie n c e a n d
T h e C ham ber luncheon 1 „ , Fn>w.s H ek,n Lucas
M is R ay A rn e tt V irginia W ay, be noted on the ballot.
M ath, from P o rtlan d , O reg o n ; an;
m onth w as w ell received,
».a ic . am i M is ( p P iv in s
'f |lc C u rry C ounty ASC O ffice
H larence D ial, m usic, from
ab
o
u
t
40
member«
attended
In
d
R
iehant
D
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ab o u t 40 m em bers attended.
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b
allo
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to
all
know
n
«'rock.
T h l. m eetin g w ill consist of
,h,c
r.u n p n nar I- I o , t l , i . S a lu n la v . woo| produevrs In
th„ county
coun, v an
d
in
the
and
several re p o rts on activ ities o r w m chnek
P ro jects th a t th e C ham ber h as Bicnic hlnph nni,
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C hairm an Bow m an assures any
picnic lunch and a swim
producer who does not receive a
been w orking on.
T he club m em bers are now pre-
A nv' ting for the in stallatio n
ballot th a t he can g et one by
paring their anim als for the C u rry of officer^ of the *’ w ly form e 1
w
ritin g t«» o r calling a t the ASC
SattditC Club To Hold
C ounty F a ir at Gold Beach on "C ape Sebast on” S h rin e C lub
C ounty office.
Picnic This Sunday
Au^ ‘ ^ h^ , l 3 th’ and J ,th
vvll> bp ,, ,d
’ tllP 1 !
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C hairm an Row m an said all b al
T h e S a tte lite Social C lub 1» J im m ° a ^ R t e h a r d DonnHIv u n C,Uh
V 'S
R aym ond O. M arks, P ortland,
lots must b«> rtu rn e d to th e ASC
has be« n selected by the C urry
p lan n in g a picnic at th e A zalea Monday to atte n d the' 1 11 min ' 1 *
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office not la te r than A ugust 19.
S ta te P a rk this S unday for all e X
at C ^
M y riX x T in
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co u rth o u se planning com m ittee to
Since
th© resu lts of th«1 referen d
m
eeting
from
6:30
to
7
p.m.
to
be
th© E E a a ste
P
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ste rn
rn S S ta
ta rs
rs and
and M
M atone
asons Coos’ County
design th«' new courthouse for
A stole n c a r w as found in th e
um
will
lx? bas«*d on the nu m b er of
follow
ed
by
a
soc
tl
h
o
u
r
fro
m
and th e ir fam ilies, t is planned
C u rry County.
ditch 500 feet so u th of th e W in-
7
to
8
p.m.
w
ith
(linnet
serve«!
at
sheep
rep
resen
ted
by
the
grow
ers,
ab out
Mr an d M rs F d n a n io ie „
.
to e a t abo
ut ?. o’clock. T he clun
M arks has been a p racticing
8 p m
tbe outcom e of the rel© rendum chuck b rid g e la te S u nday night
w ill furnish the coffee, cream and d a u g h te r Sally of n » e An rim
architvet in P o rtland for about
T he vehicle w as sto len from R ob
G
u
ests
at
th
e
nv
e
tin
g
w
ill
be
will not I»«- available until about
su g a r .w ith those a tte n d in g bring- spent the m o n th
vi«iti
' xi S’
e rt M eK inly of Gold Beach.
th e
Illu strio u s Pot» n ta te
Don 10 years. P rio r to th a t, except for S ep tem b er 1.
" L th e ,r ° Wn
«he D a n i ^ n ' s p a re n ts hero. M r.'a n d
T he d riv e r of th e e a r had an
thr«’e y e a rs in the Navy, he w ork-
K enyon and his D iv an .
accident, and bounced into the
M rs D A. M artin.
It will also I ■ L adi s N ite, w’it i <'*’ in The a rc h ite c tu ra l field for
d itch by th e W inchuck a fte r lo s
dress for both Nobles and th e ir 20 \« a rs.
IIARBOR CLUB
ing c o n tro l of the car. He w as
ladies infortì
M arks has spent eonstderabh
¡»icked u p la te r.
tim e in C u rry C ounty, and in tlx I.W I ALLS OFFICERS
Th© accident w as '‘‘lu ck y ’’ for
Brookings area, w here he h !p«*d
O ver th irty m em bers of the th e d riv e r of the car. a s tra n s
lay out tbe a irp o rt and acted in a E bor C om m unity C lub and in- [xirtation of a stok*n c a r acre-'-
c o rw iJta n f ra p a c ity on s«wvral ' ted g««<‘sts enjoyed a picnic a t th e s ta te line c a rrie s a stiffe-
p ro je c ts for E lm er P a n k u s.
,h<‘ Azah a P a rk last F riday, it p e n a lty . T he accident o ccu rre ’
Mr. and Mrs. C harles W erscn
Somebody* in the B rookings a re a
A ccording to present
( udies, 1 rin g the re g u la r m eeting d a te a b o u t T a miles n o rth of the
had as g u e stts recen tly M r and vv*d
r *d ,n K around in a biand-
C a lifo rn ia sta te line.
Mrs. W allace Reed, of P o rtlan d , apw; sparkling P lym outh next
Don C. Foster, D irector, P o rt- ih e n«'W’ court house will lx rough- ( ‘ th«' club.
The new officers for th e com ing
W ednesday night. I bat c a r is land Area Office, B ureau of In- ly 68 by 120 feet on the site of
Oregon.
r w. «,• installed by Past P res-
Mr. and Mis. A rchie H endricks
donated through the effo rts of th e dian A ffairs, tmlny issued a w arn- the presen t courthouse.
I lom er
m erchants in tbe N orth B rookings ¡ng to th«»se persons of In d ian K« ssler, B rookings, is the chair I«" tit (• »ltd Olsen as follow s: N ancy and Mrs. M errill a re going
P resident, Ruby H arvey; Vi©1- to sjx*nd tb e m onth of A ugust on
shopping area, and will lx* aw ard- blood who are lineal descen«lants m an of th e courthouse
planning i
dent, Viola H anscam a n ! the M etolius R iver in theis sum -
ed next W ednesday night. A ugust o f th e M o ld or M olallas. Umfxpia, com m ittee.
Sec.-tr as. M issouri Tolm an.
m er home.
10th at 8 p.m.
Calapooia,
Tillam ook,
C oquille,
It is an ticip ated to have th e T ootootonel or Chetco
Trib- s ot
largest crow d ev er brought to- O regon who have not
fil«*d th e ir
g eth er in B rookings for th e draw - applications to parti«- p ite in th«1
T he Coos county ch am b er of ing. A dditional p ark in g facilities d istrib u tio n of th e W e ste rn O r-
com m erce has pro tested th e tra n s- a re being m ade available for Wed- gon Judgem ent Fund.
fer of $1.200.000 of bond m oney nesday night, and tte* m erch an ts
F o ste r said th a t the Act ol Con
from the highw ay 101 relocation are p u ttin g out specials for the
gress
authorizing distrib u tio n of
M anye local fx'opl,* w ill have » S h « '!' ib a rg e r died in the flam ing fire d e p a rtm e n t and th© S m ith
project in C u rry county to U S . week
highw ay 30. according to a re p o rt
All through the 12 week pre- X n m us? K d e tl X
e a e l?
, ',r , "*
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1 home on Low er I^ake Earl road R iver fii© d e p a rtm e n t w ere called
received here.
m otional cam paign th e m e rc h a n ts X UvT ngronA ugust i
1954 re- at th e G urney C ountry C lu j in
and kept th e fire from sp read in g
n e a r F o rt Dick last week.
to o th e r buildings.
BurF’ ch airm an of the !’aV* bppn R a w in g large crow d, gai-dless , f a g
and including G asquet Sunday, August 7, for
Th«* fire sta rte d a b o u t 3:30 in
Raul T edsen ,a neighbor, rushed
co m m ittee on roads and high-
^ e i r W ednesday night draw - those who has© died sin«»1 th at the p a re n ts of the twin girls who
ti e attcrn.M in. d e s tro y in g the tw o ¡n to th e flam ing building and
w ays said his group voted unan- ,nRs
>t is expected th a t next d a te on or before A ugust 30 w« re b u rn ed at F o rt Dick.
stor.v ranch bouse The twin girls, bro u g h t o u t one of th e little g irb .
imou&ly F riday to forward the W ednesday will really pack them 1955' Applicatior fil< :
P lan s a re tak in g shaix* for the
' 2« v
faking th e ir nap but w as overcom e by sm oke and
p ro te st to th e s ta te highw ay com- in
aisle
deadline, he said, cannot be ac- b - r e f it, w hich will include a sm or in tlm upp r story of tlx* home, w a» u n ab le to re tu rn .
mission. He said m em bers feared
This W edn sday, C. H Jepson cepted or c o n sid e r'd
g a sb o rd , to !,'• given bv th e C res-
v 1« 1 ibeii great grand father, 80
Th© rescu« d girl w as rushed to
financing for the C u rry co unty u o n
prize, an e le c tric ski Het.
A Field OiTi<r* has been estab- c' nt C itv Em blem Club, and also
r ol«l A h as G iacom ini, an d t h '
S easide H ospital, b u t wras pro
project might be difficult to ob-
W ednesday trie d raw ing lished at N ew port. O regon to ac- sWttnm ing, from thi
to eight t
v a r old b ro th e r of ’he tw ins nounced dead on a rriv a l there.
tain again.
will b© held in front of the W est cept, file and assist in th e prep- p
Sunday. The lien« fit w ild -aw sm oke rolling from the u p p jr
T he S h e lla b a rg e rs lost all oi
tio M n I of
applications. F o ste r '
from 12 noon to 9 p.m,
H i r h w y n com
irm
a n n " " A u,° ««»•*
z n u i ro.s.lon
H . - w i u i l ch
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cu
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a a i ra
n iM
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Ih e m othe: w as aw ay to a th e ir household fu rn ish in g s an d
Bcn (Tiandler has said previously, . rh<* ru,es of ,hP Prom otion s ta te strongly urged tho
person» who
Ixx’al c h a irm a n of the benefit : .cL bors home, and the fa th e r clothing. Besides th e p aren ts, th e
however, th a t the tra n s fe r is ^ a t the aw ard will be open to feel th a t t h y a re descendants by 'x D orothy W idney, and tl th« ,
h two «ither c h ild ren w ere in tw in g irls a re su rv iv ed by tw o
tem p o rary
C handler »aid th e any Pe rs°n over 16 v« a rs of age, blood of one of the nam ed trib es in te re ste d can contact her. Tick * : • « nt f ity.
b ro th e rs and a sister.
highw ay 101 project, which is excePt em ployers, e m p lo y e •« and w ho have not filed applications to * s at«« <«n th for thr b«
it
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epartm
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R osary w as held a t W eir’»
*o u th of 001(1 Beach, could not th e ,r E m ilies of t h p a rtic ip a tin g im m ediately contact Clyde Busey, ?E00« for adults, 75 cents t.a t , , ,
s
called
and
rivarly
had
th
e
fire
M
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rtu ary C hapel, and m ass h e ll
»tart before 1957 while the U.S. merchants, p wL
(
, . ;a t n d -)l( ,.,Ilt> fo| children
und r control w hen a m echanical F riday m orning a t S t. Jo sep h ’^
30 w'ork can begin im m ediately. *** p re se n t at the draw ing to Ncwfport, O regon, before it is too
Tlx- tw in
nighters, Gen
I « u . of th«* eq u ip m en t stopjxxi Cath< lie C hurch. In te rm e n t w as
answer the quiz question.
late.
and Judy, of Mr. and Mis. Llo^d the pum per. T he C rescent Q ty in the C ath o lic aem etery .
SERVICES HELD
Ri«»' 63 of H arbor, w ere .held at
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Indians Must File
FOR GUY RICE
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NEW CAR TO BE GIVEN A WAY
F u n eral
T he teaching sta ff of th
Prot »kings-H arbor school d istrii
C' just about set, according to
IM o s W illiam s, tip e rin te n d ©
o! the school d istrict.
I ft " rv and Erm adi© L aB argt
A to tal of 28 c o n tra c ts for
w ’l onere tc th ? Beaver S tate
elem en tary teachers^ and 11 con-
1 O<’(. e Motel in the
near fu tu re tra c ts for high school teach ers
♦ m-
it’imick brothers. Boh have lx*en re tu rn e d to Mr Will
I es. who purchased tlx» 10 iam s desk.
unit m otel, effective A ugust 1
d'he only position not filled is
Th. ' a B arges a re well known
t ! " high school principals job, a
in th B ©ok ¡ngs-H arbor area,
new one st t up ju st last year.
Mr. and Mis. lX 'Phillips. the
T he teaching sta ff includes 11
form t ow ners, w ill stay on for hold-overs from last y e a r in th e
the tim
being until w ork a- elem en tary , and six in the hign
i und th m otel is finished. Then school.
t! v p 'a n on ’«? iving on an e x te n d
E lem en tary school
te a c h e rs:
ed
'eation trip.
W m. .1 Tobin, principal; Mrs.
The D lm m e k s also own the 11 is
Kindel,
Brookings,
M r1
< kings M. rk e t S to re here.
l-.velvn iX 'M oss, B ro o k in g s; I i
Ros
Peterson,
M yrtle C rei
(ta u g h t here two y ears ago); Ms
I na Rowley, Bnookinpjs;
M
Je a n Thom pson, B rookings; ‘
H annah B. Dotson, H arbor; Mr:
B ernadine V. Kelley, H arbor ’
Mrs. Iren e Crum p, H arbor.
O tis Bowman, C hairm an of the
M rs. L eora B radshaw , Mir.
< u rry C ounty ASC C om m ittee H aze' Morris, B rookings (tau g h t
s i(l today that all C u rry C ounty in S m ith R iw r last tw o years*
\\ ool grow ers will have an oppor- Mrs. E ran ees M orris, Brookings
,U,1I,V f<> vote in a referendum to ^,rs P e tra Lee. L itchfield, N orth
dpcidp w h e th e r o r not deductions D akota; Mrs. C arol Baldw in, of
" dl 1)0 m ade from wool paym ents Bro°k in g s; Mrs. L illian Mathew?,
Ptxivlde a m ean s of financing
' ,.oin r,e rlV la u g h t here, has
bgen nt Gilroy, C alifo rn ia for th
,,1P w ° o1 m a rk e tin g program .
P ro d u cers will have an opport- *
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COOS PROTESTS
101 FUND MOVE
Benefit Pfanned Sunday