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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1955)
P l u äÖÖKBINDING SVC* 6 0 1 7 S E 86TH AVE PORTLAND ORE d le a tn l < ■ Is Encouraging For Chetco Plan aliar Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere A Finer Community Volume io—No. 35 Goodness sakes, this is alm ost like an election year, th e w ay the politicos are popping in and out o ' Brookings. A dem ocratic sen a to r or,- week, and a republican congressm an the next. Ju st think o. w h it it will be like next year ai this time. pipe dream» — I got a ch.it;,'.' out of Congre: ■- r.tai H arris E llsw orth story on Lost W ages, N evada, wh re he says, is c a rrird on some of the largest open p.t m ining . i Ar.i rica JJtpc di cam» Ail over th e country. S en ato r - -U.. J IS k;*UV. u inrilni,» io f ¡lib lengthy speeches and filibustering. In fact, he holds the senate record for staying on th e floor in a speech. But, how many of you know th a t Morse w as actually out-filibustered here at the H arbor C om m ittee breakfast. By a Re publican at th at. L et's run that m an for something. pipe dream s — Ilerch Obie, the Sisk.you F orest D istrict chief, was in Brookings T uesday too. I asked him. innoc ently, of course if l e took lii • n , d ( -'.r the mount a ns. c r if he ha 1 to go thro u g h C alifornia to get here. pipe dream» This is the tim e of year I : everybody has the fishing .'ever. Ju st try to do busir.e.;., w .th some of the r .'.r : b an ts around town. T heir wives are generally in charge of the store and they shrug their shoulders and point in the get? ral direction of the Chetco. — pipe drepm s O ur offices a re in the process of being fixed up. In fact, I even have one w all painted now. We have p rin ted nam e p lates for the doors and when they are com plet ed it w ill he the snazziest place in town, b ar none. POWER USAGE UP 40 P E R G N Ï Thursday, October 20, 1955 To Have Dedication Soon HUGH MACKEY LEADS DRIVE Y oungsters w orking o n t h ' PIL O T 'S subscription drive are doing rem ark ab ly well. Some are know n to be well tow ard the top in th e co n test and then th e re ar© some who registered and have not y et been h eard from, so when the. d ate, th e last day of October, comes, and the final retu rn s are in, th e re m ay be some sure su r prises. S ev eral of the boys and g irls have been looking over th e prizes in th e P IL O T office a boy’s brand new bike, a g irl's brand new bike, a flash cam era, and a table radio, besides th inking over th e g rand p ri.' of $100. Of course, a half d o llar goes to each green slip bringer-in, w ith th e subscription price, when th e contest ends. HAVING C O F F E E . . . S en ato r W ayne M orse is shown at the “coffee h o u r sponsored by th e Chetco G range, a t the G range H all, w hen be visited th e B rookings-H arbor a re a la st week. P hoto by D oug Goldsberry Chetco Run Begins DEPOSIT GAIN Gv R MILLION Fishing is quite good on both W ith only a dozen mone days left to w ork and keen boys and girls on th e job, here's w here the real com petition begins. _ , It is noticed th at alm ost all the s:f)serip tio n s tu rre d in go to Brookings and Harbor*people. S u r- ely, th e re m ust be some outside who w ould be glad to get th? P IL O T form er residents, relat- ives, etc. As w e go to press th e top scor- ers a re : Hugh Mackey, who has hung up 230 points,!Byron Thomp- son is th e next closest boy P IL O T seller, w ith 95 points an d his clos- est ru n n ers-u p are a bunch of guys in th v 70’s, In th e g irl's race th e re are th ree p re tty close con- te sta n ts fo r the girls b ik e: Jacl ie Botzek, w ith 115, D onna W hirry, h as 110 points an d J a n e t K e n p an e\«i 100. But the race isn't over yet. A dedication program , and an o|x>n house for th e Brookings- H arb o r high school, com pleted this year, is in sto re fo r the area res idents. V T he huge m odern plant con- sisting of 13 g eneral class rooms, homo m aking room, Shop, music room, library, office suite, h ea lth room, auditorium -gym nasium , and a n d girls e i r l s dressing d r e s s i n g room m n m s s will w ill boys ■i and Ire open for public inspection on T hursday, N ovem ber 3rd. T he open house and dedication w ill be tied in w ith th e P.T.A. m eeting on th a t date. Rex P utnam , su perintendent of Public In struction for the S ta te >( Oregon, wil be the guest speak- l’r «t th e cerem onies. A large crow d is expected to tu rn out for ,h e °P ?n house, which will include refreshm ents. All school board m em bers will have a p art in the program, Jam es T urnbull, assistant sup- erin ten d en t, will accom pany Mr. P u tn a m to Brookings. Tire school is inviting all form er board m em bers who have had any p a rt in building the school, as well as th e A rchitect Robert Keeney, th e co n tracto rs. Com m ercial Con- , cto rs of s k ,,, n ra w n ing. Ran- T hree of the Brookings are: problem s w ere discussed by Con gressm an H arris E llsw orth here Tuesday, as he spoke before the The Lions annual HalJowe'On Brookings R otary Club. P a rty fot kids will be held again E llsw orth touched on th e su' this year. ject of Acoesss Roar's *o th e led Boy and girl G bos's, Goblins, and Chouls, galore, from all a- era 1 tim ber, th e condition o round will fly on th eir broom sticks Hi; •! way 101 . .red th e problet or owls, or black cats io the corner of •vater ti i 1 rtation or i of Oak and Chetco, near th e Pilot o|x>ning oi th ? m ,!i of thv Cht office, at 7:30, th e e w n in g of CO. O ctober 31st. W hether in holiday T he con;;! . ; explained th a t ,'*'PSS o r n o t' the-' 11 j°*n a l,al'a<*‘‘ the governm ent bad been hard to 1 heteo Avenue to th e P ar convince th a t r. ids were needed lll' 1 acific, and ( out to the to e?t to th e tim ber, and th a t Big nnual Bonfir© nt the School was costing the governm ent n o n grounds w here th e re will be a ev by letting good tim ber rot. He thousand hotdogs, a thousand id 'h a t only $12.000,000 had been cool-aids aw aiting them and a budgeted in previous years for thousand (or more) pennies for forest roads and trails, b u t th a t them to find in a big sawdust th ey "have m :de progress.” Th:s pile. year. ElD w orth said, the am ount T here will be prizes, too, for th.' euthoriz» 1 is now $22,500,000, al- first, second and th ird best cos mos double the foim vr am ount. tumes, an o th er prize for the most I re Tied to the Gold B e a h ghostlike and still an o th er for the most comical big o r little boy to I ooklng- road as being a "bad one. and pointed out that it had or girl. 370 c u n es in 35 miles. "Howev. The Lions especially ask th a t E llsw orth to ll th»' Rotarians, cam be kept as clear as possible "W hen and it th? big highway bill from the assem bly place, th e p a r is pass« i th at re 1 will have to ade route, and th? school grounds. be fixeu.” l i e talked about the L ittle folks, masked, can 't see so early p . of the bill when Rood. Congres convenes again in J a n And, when the show is over they uary. nsk ,h e youngsters to go right Inc le and forget th e outw orn On ti p o ss.b ilii'c s of opening ?k o r/T re a t which is one of the a harbe i here for fi hing boats, .' - sons the Lions are g ettin g up and pleasure craft, Ellsw orth said th 3 en tertain m en t. , th a t th - H arb o r ( om m ittee has done a l- 'nificient job,” and th a t SECRETARIAL OFFICE he will hav? "15 pounds of m a t erial" to lay on the table of the HALLOWE'EN PA1TY SLATED (’ 'ph and Browning, Roy Vreide- m an, Mrs. I.loy 1 W o ks, ai 1 1 - I • t K err, past and present P.T.A Presidents. Music will lx* u n d er the d ire c t ¡on of C larence Dial. Mr. Allison OPENS IN BROOKINGS >’• ill intnxluce the stu d en t council Mrs N orm a Van Horn, form er- n em bers. Mr. E d g a r Seger, county su p erin ten d en t of schools will also l.v secretary >n the Officio of th e l-e a platform guest. A ssistant A ttorney G eneral, Tax At th e open house, following the O'vision. D epartm ent of Justice, program , th e building w ill,be open W ashington. D. C. announces the for inspection w ith high schodl opening of a stenographic service in th? office of Dale S m ith, Ac- stu d en ts serving as guides, co u ntant, K ru g er Building, on the 24th day of O ctober. Services in- , City Officials 1 O Attend elude dictation, and typing of • » >, j . forms, letters, m anuscripts, etc. L c a ^ Ue ° >nvo l n 1 su b -co r unit t tec. L ater E llsw orth met w ith the com m ittee and repeated his re- m arks th at he thought the chan- ces of congress appropriating the m oney w as good if the Arm y Kng- ¡neers put the project on their ivcom m endations. E llsw orth said th a t he would keep in touch w ith th e com m ittee, and that he would contac' th - Army Engineers to sec w hat he can find out from them. th e Chetco and W inchuck R ivers E veryone should bear in mi.id Most of th e city officials plan to w ith very acceptable fish. Among th e re are ju st about as m any un- a f I th e L eag u e of O regon C it- th e local anglers who have been rep o rted who are h ustling sub- ¡es C o n v en tio n w hich begins S u n - ‘'knocking them for a loop,” is th e scriptions as th e re a re w ho ha ve day night w ith reg istratio n in Eigu s released to th e comp- P ortland. A ttending from here will genial w atch doctor a t M incers— tu rn e d th em in. O ne of th e n ation's m ost con (ro lle r , f th e currency as of O ct- D an g ty re s In th re e d D an be M ayor Roy Brim m , Councilm en A m eeting of the m ajo rity of th e ner, 1 ste m S ta r; Fred G ustaf- troversial political figures, O reg o b e r 5th indicate th a t th e U nited Fell Cam pbell and Jiqa Yelton, g ot him self an d fam ily a to ta l of rervio? clutis and 'a rg e firm s in --on, I arbor G range, and AI Phil- on's S en ato r W ayne Morse, w.ll S ta te s N ational Bank has m ark ed 81 pounds. T he la rg e st fish re C ity w ork superintendent Ralph thc area w as held Monday night lips, I ions. highlight the sevent?enth annual up a 1 ' er th a t 12 p er ce n t in d e Reed, City R ecorder Mac Sm ith, p o rted w as one of 44 pounds, Roy Brown gave the group a in an endeavor to get th e Com m eeting of the m em ber-ow ners of posits Í ice th e October, 1954 re- ta k e n W ednesday m orning by C. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ackley. m unity Am bulance on a sound resum e of w hat has been done in the C oos-C urry E le ctric Cooper port. H. Seyler, of Los Angeles. D ick the past. T he group discussed the basis. ative th is S atu rd ay a t Coquille. U. S ’ational deposits now tot- H ughes, of N apa, g ot a 41 pounder E ighteen people atten d ed th" pro's and con’s of the situation. M anager B ruce S havere of the a! $7 03,269 w hich is a gain an(j C raig H anna, of Big B ear The fourth accident in as many iyor Roy Sam Hall w as elected perm anent session, called by Co-op in announcing plans for the of n th a n 86 m illion d o llars Lake, one of 25 pounds. H e w itt’s m onths occured la st F rid a y morn ap pointed ch airm an of th e group, to be call- Brimr.i. Sam Hall w session sta te d th a t ab o u t 400 mem- during e past 12 m onths. A nchorage rep o rts som e 50 o r 60 ing, on th e tu rn a t th e top of the acting < hnirm .in of the i.roup by c<l the "C itizens A m bulance Corri- bers a re intending to be a t th e The ookings B ranch rep o rted fish per day are com ing in o ver hill so u th of th e C hetco Bridge Bayor Brim m , and presided over m ittee.” A m ber Cam pbell w a s m eeting. A p a rk in g le t a half a e p o s t s i n th e am o u n t of th e ir dock, w ith th e average fish according to S ta te P atro lm a n the m eeting. Tl o e atten d in g and d e e t" d secretary. block n o rth of th e C om m unity $4.663,051.76, according to E. L. ab o u t 25 pounds, Glen MacDonald. th eir o rg an izatio n s: It was decided to check with building, w here th e sessions will M orton m an ag er Don S tra tto n , 34, said to be an Bill Thompson, school board; th ? r various groups to see w hat ................. ’ ’ . R ex H ayes, a t h is C edar L ane Tw o new building projects are be held, has been reserved for the U. S. N ational also show ed gains C annery m ust busy c a n ' t em ployee of th e B eres.i Co.,an I u nder w ay in th e Brtjokings area. Mrs. A lice B or ¡well, E m l > m c lu b fu n d s could he raised , and th e next parking space. in to tal resources which rose from atten tio n to his phone. an unnam ed com panion, are r e A IKK) square foot addition is be- C lara Bowliii, V.F.W. A uxiliary; m eeing w as set for N ovem ber 7th. T he m em bers will h e a r a report $732,933,021 a y e a r a g o to po rted to have been com ing north K err, P.T.A.; Amy Davis. T h '• B eta's have pledged $50, the We m ade several calls to inquire of p rogress of th e Co-operative around 1 :30 a m. T hey w ere in an, ing built o nto t i e Dunning Mot- Elain $827.562,848 a t present. how business w as going w ith him ors gang© . T he addition will be P.T.A ; C h a rle s Ames, S o u th C o ast E lk; p’i'd g e d $50, and S am H all during th e y ea r ending A ugust 31. Loans and discounts for the and don't blam e him for not ta k - o u t of thick fog patches. Plung for ar'd'tional shop space. W. W. S m ith , M asons; pledged $25. C harles Ames gu ar Luml He s ta te d th a t K ilow att hour ing from a c lea r a re a in to a dense state-w ide banking sy stem ¡n- ingtim e o u t fo r answ ering. Also H orton and Son hav© the S am H a ll, R o ta ry ; A m tx 'f C a m p anteed th at his firm would m ake sales to ta lle d n ea rly 48 million, bank, they missed th e tu r n am 'll, V I .V A u x iliary ; H azel H an- sure th a t the insurance is taken c o n tra c t to build a 1760 square com pared w ith 34 m illion for the creased m ore th an 46 m illion dol dropped som e 75 fe©t into a lars. The 12-month gain gives U.S. feet T ruck Service unit behind the scan B eta S ig m a P h i; O pal La- ca re of. sam e period th e previous year. b rushy canyon. N eith er w as set Previously, M urry Motors had B rook, R eb ek ah s; E rm a Ric?, T his represen ted an increase in N ational , , a loans an d discounts iously h u rt, although th e ir '51 on sent Richfield service station. The work w as authorized by K ost H a rb o r °Comi u n ity C lub; J« h ' a g r.e d to ki?ep the am bulance in consum ption of pow er of alm ost 1 ° ^ /',* C hevrolet sedan d id n 't look like Total loans and discounts for e r and Bolvi. ow ners of the prop- S a y re , L ions; Ri y R ees' r. B rook - th e ir garage, and Aca la Lau i- 40 percent, w ith the a w ra g e con m uch of value when it w as tojver Brooking-- b ranch now sta n d a t e rty . Th? building will house tru ck ings Plywood; Roy Brown, Am- d ro m at had agreed to d<. the laun- sum er using 10,315 K W H ann u al th ro u g h town. greasing and re p a ir units. bulance Association; Agda Bick- dry. ly, as ag ain st previous y e a r usage $2,681,22)60. P au l Davis, fo rm erly of B rook Since last O ctober th e UJS. N a t of 8,061. ings, and now having a tru ck and It is expected, according to Mr. ional has added 16 new branches, tra c to r agency at E ureka, was th e S havere th a t the 5,000th consum er bringing to 6£ th e to tal n um ber victim of one of th e m ost unique will be connvctecl to the systemo of offices serving the state. The increase in both deposits of thefts. w ithin th e next 12 months. Sometimoi d u rin g th e past w eek- and loans and discounts clearly .' hos which do lxtcomc baby D uring th eir stay in sa lt w a te r i M any a householder is loading th e ir hideouts, betw een o u r co a st po'nts «nX thv v ital role th is bank end, according to a sto ry in th e saa n remain in the stream for a MAN SHOOTS OUT tl a c q u ire a p a ra s ite know n a s b p la y s in m eeting th e financial H um bolt TIM ES, thieves broke up th eir la rd e r w ith one of the line and the H aw aiian Islands. © of business and finest eatin g m a terial known to y ear and m any of the sm aller fish needs of businesses and individuals into his place a tta c h th em - “sea lice". These A fter about th r e vears of ocean OVER CLIEF HERE m ade off w ith a b ran d new, b rig h t man. F or th e benefit of tli© umn- in this area, M orton com m ented. caught by the anglers a rc really life, they approach tn e shore, in reives to the fish and sta y ax A Coos Bay m an m ade the Jim L ast y ear a t th is tim e deposits red In tern atio n al tru c k valued a t itia te d this is, of course, salm on scr. n m anner as yet one of th" long as th e salm on are in sa lt baby salmon which would have mie Lynch D eath D river crew canned before the fish realize they G reat M ysteries, detecting the w ater. F resh w ate r ap p a ren tly othe.w e r e tu r n 'd to the sea and in the Brookings branch w as only $12.000. look like pikers e a rly S atu rd ay a re n 't still in th e ocean’s depths. strea m of th eir n ativity of! the kills them and prim.'? fish a re grow n up to retu rn when m ature, $3,505.681, over a million dollars E n try w as m ade to the display m orning. Th? m an, Jam es V an W ith th e clearing of th e Chetco undvr the c u rre n t figures. n.outh of which they pick up the t! ose witlj thb sea-lice still at- room by knocking o ut the glass Belner, w as driving a t w hat police In ti e spawning process the sa l Loans a re up from $1,401,256, of a sm all door. T he thieves th en an d the W inchuck, th e fish have scent of fresh w ater, gradually ta ch rd to tli-m L'p un til t i e tim e chief Bud Cross called "an ex mon become skinny and all beat been coming in and m any limit also w ail over a million. foltnwii i th is up to its offshore the fish actu ally leave salt w ater, ,p from gouging th e ir nesting siphoned gas from tw o o t h e r cessive ra te of speed" down high catch es are reported from both b a r w i?re they siwnd one or two thi still feed. V/hen ttrey en tre pi . s out of the cobbles. Many tru ck s, attended to m inor serv ic way 101, a t about 2 a m. S aturday. stream s. or th ree days accustom ing th eir b ia -k ish w ater, they stop eatiog. ing of the rig, helped them selves He missed th e tu rn in front of T akes topping 50 1-pound, cans -ystem to decreasing salinity. Hence, r fish w iih -oalice at'iieh- die soon after, and in some to ap p ro p riate clothing, opened A nderson's place about a mile per day a re not un u su al and in T hcy then m ay tx? detected rolling ed he- not 1 . gun to uistein itself :r ions, w here the runs are heavy th e large d oc/s and drove off. n o rth of Brookings, traveling dications a re th a t th e ru n will in th e su rf and sw ells and ex- on it sti.ri.'. t.p food. The par- liter lly line the banks w ith th eir across A nderson’s lawn, shooting Davis had the rig in stock w ith A new type of business v en tu re continue un til heavy and contin- oeptionally heavy seas have been asites ire tie •. by an indie t on decaying carcass©«. out into space over the cliff. He is being sta rte d in H arb o r. T he th e idea of aelling it fo r a logging uing rain s set in, m uddying up the know n east la rg e fish high on of ti ir fr< ii F re sh caught, B ■ it is th?. e sea run fish we landed about 30 fee t down, bounc- Holiday H ouse will be open on tru ck . I t is described as being six w ater and the fish h a w all spawn th e beaches "lousey”, (if you w ill) s-lm on f a ti n a ti' coastal dw ellers have ©d and trav eled an o th er 60 feet S aturday, O ctober 22nd, by M ar- wheeled, gas engined, w ith only In due course, they cross o v er hav* such a store of fat no grease learned to fancy and definitely or more. He suffered only several ¡an C hapm an and Mabel Thom p- th e red cab on th e chassis, mod©! ed out. ry in which to fry tlrem. I n m a n y of th e u p p e r sh allo w s r jv er b ars, so m etim es p a ss ng ls n ior us a re th1.' com m ercially fra ctu red ribs, alth o u g h the c a r son. RF-190, one of th e larg est tru c k s w as com pletely dem olished. I t w as They plan to specialize in hand b u ilt b y /In tern atio n al. T he thieves 080 ■ecn the spaw ning beds, ¡n an d ou( ad ju stin g themM lves I.ikew e , the sam e fi h, canned, processed fish if we are lucky _ _ • _ _ A 11. - J _ _ . a V. - - A L. n id i a I ii *--4 ra a. , a a&~a . - a a —. ■ l I I 1 1 /I a ♦ k-s z-h I a __ V L- ____ _ — gifts and holiday decorations, such took a p air of d ea le r license p la tes usually dug o u t by th e fem ales j 0 a /¡jp ¡n fresh w ater, during ls " a richness unequa • d in 'h e « ..n igh to come by the home ca n tow ed o u t S atu rd ay . d u rin g th e night, a tim e w hen the w hich they frequently lay a day whole piscatorial category. ned delicacy. as m onogram m ing, p rin tin g greet- n u m tv re d D-573. P erh ap s th e re is no m ore ap- M any loads of spruce logs a re ing cards and the like It will be W hoever stole th e o u tfit took fish choose to travel, laying over or , wo in the pool ju st w ithin th e A very sm all reen tag e of the b ar I .a ter, w hen they feel ready eggs spaw ned in o u r stiv im s be- preciable gift, when it com es to being hauled th ro u g h town. It located betw een Pacific T ra ile r th e p recaution of doing th e ir steal- *n th e holes during th e daytim e, used to be th a t spruce w as looked and the O d a r Lane C annery. ir.g in broad daylight, th e re b y T he coastal salmon, fo r many they trav el upstream from pool come salmon. D uring th e egg lay- giving, and especially to th e off- upon as being valueless but ap- They plan to be open u n til a fte r allaying suspicions which m ig h t years, sp e n t th e b e tte r p a rt of to pool, until they find a place to ing process, m any a re caught in coast dwellers, than a can o r two p aren tly some use has been found the Holiday season, an d fo r all be aroused if th ey attem p ted th e th e ir lives in unknowm w ate rs but th e ir liking in which they drop the c u rre n ts ar.d becom e food for or th ree of i©al salmon, as we tro u t and, o th er fresh w ater dwell- know it. for it. the m ajor holidays. job during darkness. recent surveys have discovered th e ir eggs. ilGHTEFN GATHER TO DISCUSS COMMUNITY AMBULANCE PROBLEM Accidents Sends Car In Ravine TWO BUILDING PROJECTS IN NO. BROOKINGS TRUCK STOLEN FROM DAVIS Salm on Fishing Big Business Here HOLIDAY HOUSE TO OPEN HERE