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SUNDAY MEETING
O N CITY PARK'
— Nowhere A Finer Community Nowhere A Finer Climate
Thursday, April 5, 1956
VOLUME n — NUMBER 7
Report on; Congress Appearance Given
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P. T. A. MEETING
TO BE HELD TONITE
LIONS FORMING —
A1 Phillips and other members
of the local Lions Club went to
Gold Beach recently to help
form a chapter of the organizat
ion there. A dinner meeting is
planned for the county seat on
April 3rd. Officers of the new
chapter have already been chos
en for the year.
SPECIAL TO
Blockings'Harbor Pilot
Baseball Begins
A general meeting of all clubs and organizations has
been called for Sunday afternoon, at 2 p.m., in the City Hall
for the purpose of getting the general reaction for the proposed
acquisition of land to be used as a potential city park.
The Brookings City Council and Mayor Roy Brimra
called »he meeting, and agreed to try to contact presidents
of as many groups as possible during the next few day*.
They asked that every group try to send at least one rep*
resentative to the meeting.
It was thought by the Council that they would get a
better reaction as to the desires of the general public on the
and by calling the meeting. The proposed park would include
lour acres, which is now owned by the Chetco Wranglers and
four and a half acres adjacent. The land is centrally locate,1.
and could be developed into a park at a later date.
d e n , , ,r h ®.Council we7 of ,he opinion that if the organizations
o
n th
„ nT ballot
en advisab,e’
on
the primary
in May. they would put the measure
The BrookingsHarbor base
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Wilson
The Brookings-Harbor P.T.A.
ball team has already played
will have their regular monthly
three games this year, and has Freeman, Chairman, and Ed. F.
j meeting Thursday night (to-
several more scheduled, although Ackley, Brookings City Attorney,
' night) at the high school. On
the practice field limits playing. memhers of the Chetco Project
the program will be a talk by
Recently the Bruins whipped Committee, accompanied Con
! Bud Pisarek, who will discuss
Crescent City 8-4, and last week gressman Harris Ellsworth in
art in education.
they dropped a double-header to presenting testimony before the BUILDING PERMITS i
House of Representatives Ap
Refreshments will be served
Eureka by 7-0 and 3-0 scores.
propriations
Sub-committee on H IT $129,000
following the meeting.
Coach Art Guthrie has several
SPEED LIMIT —
Building permits issued by the J
Public
Works
at which Ellsworth
Travellers of the old Highway more games scheduled, although
SET DANCE RECITAL DATE 101 route are advised that a one with Gold Beach was rained urged approval of funds for the (*ity Engineer during the month
The annual dance recital, with limit of 35 miles an hour has out. They will play Gold Beach Chetco project and 15 other of March included $94.,439 for
By JOE MURPHY students
The Brookings Council held
of Mrs. Blossom Behee
next, but the date has not been projects in southwestern Oregon eight new homes; three com
We have been receiving some participating, will be held on been set on cars passing through set as yet. It is also hoped that
Following his statement sup mercial additions amounting to a short session Tuesday night,
the
Malarkey
Redwoods.
It
could
good reports from our two-man April 28th. The P.T.A. is spon
cost a party $500 for violation another series with Eureka will porting a inquest of $206,000 for $34,744; and a $300 fireplace attending to a variety of sub
delegation to Washington. Ells soring the affair.
of the ruling.
be played before the season ends. Chetco harbor. Congressman loan. On the first business day jects. First on the agenda was a
worth sent a release on what the
Ellsworth introduced Ackley and of April another permit was is complaint from a Mr. Teagarden
pair. Wilson Freeman and Ed
Freeman to the Committee. Mr. sued for a $13.158 new home. > of Crescem City, uho complain
Ackley, told the House Approp-.
ed that his vending machines
Ackley presented exhibits and
riations Committee. We heard of
were helng taxed out of prepor*
maps of Brookings and the pro
another telegram, and a phone1
tlon to his revenue here, and
posed harbor, gave information
call, both of which suposedly j
said that he might have to with
on the rapid growth of the com
were encouraging.
draw some of his machines.
munity, and discussed the urgent
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A phone call from Judge Guy need for the harbor development.
The council referred his re
NEW TYPE OF
Freeman told the House that U f ^ C p i T A I C T I I H V
Forsyth, Wednesday, asked the Petitions and resolutions of sup
A serious head-on collision, quest to the license com m ittee.
33 people have been lost in and
I I AaL J I U L z I
Pilot to make known the quan- port for the project from num Monday night, sent four persons
A letter from the engineering
ADVERTISING SET
around the mouth of the Chetco
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, dry the Court is in on the new erous Oregon cities and civic to the Seaside Hospital at Cres- firm of Cornell-Hou ell Haye*
L
po
Willoughby,
new
owners
Curry
Counly
Cour)hllusc
and
since he has lived here. That is POSSIBLE HERE
of Mincers Jewelry, has started asked the Curry County voters groups were presented to the •ent City, and completely de and Merryfield was read, stat
news to me. If I had known that
molished two automobiles.
Committee.
ing the approximate cost of the
Councilman
Fell
Campbell
re
a new type of institiutiona’ ad to let their wishes be known to
I wouldn’t have let Gyle Jensen
Injured were: Mary Gordon, sewer district number two, upon
“We are asking for $206,000,”
talk me into shooting the mouth ported to the council Tuesday vertising, the first of which ap the Court as to the solution.
Ackley said. "Congress must in knee injury, fracture of foot, which a hearing will be held
last year—at least not until I night that he is going ahead with pears in this weeks’ Pilot. Will
The County Court had some
plans to have Mr. Barr come to oughby will run an ad each week $300,000 in a special fund for the itiate this project. We have hack injury and lacerations; 1 Tuesday night, April 10th. I’he
had some water wings on.
Brookings again in the near for the benefit of organizations construction and finishing of the offered to provide all the rock George Oldham, concussion, lac firm reported that the total eoat
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who wish to bring their projects courthouse. The low bids were lor the jetties, spoil disposal erations and fractured ribs; Rol would be $44,693, which would
Back in the east—in my native future.
or
activities before the public. considerably higher than that areas, and all other essentials and Miller, concussion, shock, hip figure 2.4 cents per running foot
Campbell
said
that
it
has
come
State of Wisconsin—they had an
for this development and access injury and lacerations: and Ray- assessment to th? property own
There will be no charge in the figure.
election, and a twister on th e ! *° ^*s attention, that with the
roads. Private capital will come Hamilton, facial lacerations, con ers of the area, plus 75 dollar*
same day. Each party presum rapid growth of Brookings, space provided by Willoughby,
tusions and leg injury.
Judge
Forsyth
said
that
an
connection fee.
ably accused the other of bring Harbor and Crescent City, that but those interested are asked additional $45,000 must be made in and develop port facilities and
According to police Hamilton,
T h e av erag e p ro p erty owner
open
up
the
port
moorings
to
the
to
let
either
him
or
the
Pilot
the
existing
hospital
at
Seaside
ing all the hot air to a boiling
driving a MacDonald Candy car, would pay around $300 for the
won’t be adequate before too know about dates. This week available before work can be public.»’
point.
We will get commercial fish which services this area, was newer service.
long. He said that it was report Willoughby starts out the series started. He said that it could
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come
from
regular
county
funds
It was agreed to order a tank
ing
fleet in there, of 100 boats going south. He tried to pass
Tom McKenzie is trying to get ed that the Del Norte County with a plug for the suport of the which would be available after
another car, which according to of oil to begin oiling of the city
or
more.
Fishing
companies
up
Quarterback
Club.
Commissioners
feel
that
they
something stirred up on a Soap
July 1st, and that no additional and down the coast state they Hamilton, speeded up and he streets, for those who wish ft.
Box Derby for Brookings. Ap may have to charge Oregon pat
tax
levy would be impeded.
The oil would run about 10 cent*
will help develop the area We was unable to pass.
parently the entrants would ients more in the future to help
Both cars were abreast at the a running foot, to be paid for
But,
he
reported,
the
contract
will
have additional canneries
have to race in Grants
but comPensat® for the lack of tax CRAB FEED DATE
must be let before April 13, or there. For every dollar we are crest of the hill, near the Sunset by the property owners.
it certainly would be nice to nioney from those patients,
SET FOR SATURDAY else a higher sum would be need requesting
The council accepted a plan
the project, priv Motel, as the Oldham car came
have a few Brookings cars rep-
Barr is a planning and fund
The Junior Class Crab Feed, ed to competsate for rising costs. ate capital for will
from the other way, heading
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put in four.” north. The collision followed, and ning comm’ssion recommendat
resented there. I looked over raising specialist ior r.e." hos postponed earlier because of con „
ion to chan” ' the lower part of
the plans for the car construct pitals. He recently helped to flicting dates, has been set for He called and aaked the voters Ackley emphasized large tour- the third car kept on going.
Fern Avenue hack to a two-way '
ion, which is supposed to be build a hospital in Medford. At this Saturday, April 7th, at the send or bring th tir opinions, eith-1 ist trade and the need for har
The injured were taken to the street, after .1 several month*
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er oral or written to the Court, bur facilities for recreational
built by the youngsters, and I first Barr would be available Harbor Grange Hall.
hospital
by
Dr.
Paul
Ronniger
f
trial,
which
p
oved
u
n
sa
tisfac
t-
so
they
will
know
how
to
act
on
.
and
sport
fishing
accomodations,
came to the conclusion that the for questions concerning the
With the slogan of "All You the matter.
and another private party. The J ory.
I
Freeman,
who
has
been
active
kids must be sm arter than old possibilities of a hospital here, Can Eat” the annual crab feed
The complete text of Forsyths for 19 years in promoting harbor accident occurred at about 10
A discussion was held on the
and then if indicated, a survey will begin about 7:30 and eaters
Joe.
phone call appears on another development, mentioned the eff pm. Mrs. Gordon and George placements of the new street
would
be
made.
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| will continue until about 9:30.
page of the Pilot.
orts of local groups to keep the Oldham are both residents of lights for tie city. Pro[*oac<l
One question though—Where
this area.
sites were seven on Highway 101
mouth in usable condition under
can the kids practice, because of COLD BEANS REPLACES H A M
North; three in the Beresa tract
serious handicaps. Existing con
the enforced speed law ruling in
two
on Arnold Lane; two on
ditions
present
hazards
to
both
town they would all be picked up
PETITIONS FILED; Pioneer;
one ,»aeh at entrance»
human life and fish resources.
and the fathers may not bail
to
Azalea
Park, Fern Avenue,
Freeman
stated,
"we
have
had
33
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M
IX
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P
IN
them out of jail.
Hazel. Alder, Seventh and Fir
people drown in trying to get in
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Streets.
and out, due to changes of the DATES OCCUR
These Hortons are quite a
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A good many Easter Sunday mouth of the river and several
Petitions were filed last week
family. They came here over HEART DRIVE
GROUP PLANS
ham dinners were by-passed for fishing craft have been lost in for Floyd Swearingen, for Mayor CAMERA CLUB T O
two years ago to build the Ford , c e , u . - , . . - , „
a plate of cold beans this week, doing so. and breakers have and Bob Dimmick for Council
garage and have been here ever
w U V V tb b r U L
when a power outage cause,! the, pounded their boats to pieces on man and also Archie Hendricks MEET O N FRIDAY
since. I am, just now, beginning ! Henry F. G. Andreae, state TO ATTEND
area to lie without electricity the rocks.”
for Councilman. However, ac
The Pleasure Picture Carrier«
to tell one from another. They chairman of the Oregon Heart
for almost five hours Sunday
Freeman closed the'Committee cording to City Recorder, Mae < lub will have a meeting on
have built so many block struct- ssociation’s February’ fund rais- INTERIM SESSION afternoon.
testimony by submitting a de Smith, the petitions will have to Friday, pril 6th, at 7:30 p.m. in
ures, or are in the process of ing campaign, has advised that
Most people, spending the
building, that it is unbelieveable the campaign was the most suc-
A Legislative Interim Commit morning in church, didn’t get tailed statement prepared by the lie filed again at a later date. the upstairs of the Fox Bra<
Chetco Project Committee in According to the city charter I ruck Building to discuss their
Right now they have the Hi-Way, cesful in the Association’s his- tee on Local Government will
their dinners on the stove soon support of the harbor develop filing must be done after 90 constitution and by-laws. They
Market addition, the Campbell, tory, thanks to the "generous re h°ld a Public hearing on th e em
,ugh"to h iv e " ,ta in
a'so intend to discuss jo in ii^
n d itio n , and Menning Buick j sponse of the people in Currv "fringe area’ pro ems in Coos by tbe time the power went off. ment for the record of the House days prior to an election
Mrs. Smith was asked to not ♦ he Photographic Society of
Committee. Ellsworth also ar
addition all under construction, County and other parts of the ^ ay on Friday, April 6th. At
and most families ate better on
just to mention a few.
state?’
least four Brookings men, in Monday than they did Sunday. ranged for Freeman and Ackley ify the filers Tuesday night at America, either as a club or in
to appear before the Senate Ap the council meeting.
dividually.
*
"Results of the campaign are cluding members of the city
The outage on the Coos-Curry propriations Sub-committee on
Several
vacancies
will
ojien
In
MRS. YOUNG HAS FALL —
All
those
who
are
interested
ill
most gratifying»’ Andreae re government, and the Planning lines was caused by a break
Mrs. Glen Young is just get ported to Mr. Arnold Peabody, Commission plan on attending down and burning of a current Public Works the day following the city council this year, and photography, or in Joining th*
their House testimony.
a new Brookings Mayor will b e . club should attend. They will
ting over some very’ painful of Brookings, Curry County the session.
transformer at the Brookings
elected, I’he city election isn’t j hold meetings on the 1st and 3nl
bumps she experienced when she chairman, ‘‘and I know that
Roy Weideman, as chairman Substation, across from t h e
until November.
F riday of each m onth.
fell down the stairs connecting everyone who has worked with of the Brookings Planning Com Azalea Park.
their apartment and the bakery.
will he happy to learn the mission, said that the group
The billowing flames from the
Fortunately, she didn’t break W a r n of the Association will wanted to ask questions at the
any bones but her bumps and he greatly’ expanded throughout hearing relative to the possib burning of this metering trans
bruises were just about as pain- fhe state.”
ility of Harbor setting up their former spread across the busa
work of the station when caught
ful as if she had broken some.
Andreae expressed the Assoc- own planning commission.
by a gust of wind which resulted
The registration deadline is
Plran D m « . » D l
iation’s thanks to the many vol-
In attendance at the hearing
r l O f l V l u S S r lay
unteers "who worked so dili- will h? representatives from in extensive damage to insul drawing near, according to word
The Junior Class is now re -, Jfently and to the press, radio, communities in Coos and Curry ators and line protective equip from county clerk Oleta Walker
hearsing for the play "Import- television and other mass com Counties, and parts of Lane and ment on the distribution side of By law, the registration is 30
ance of Being Earnest” b y munications media which “has Douglas. All those interested the large transformers.
days preeeeding a primary elect
The outage occurred at 1:50 ion. or April 17th. The primary
Oscar Wilde. The play is a three played an important role in get are invited to participate.
p.m. Temporary repairs and re is on May 17th.
act comedy, complete with 19th ting the message to the people.'’’
She had • four year grad*
placements were made by a local
M arlene Olson was named
century costumes
On
April
24th,
the
Joint
House
If the name of a registered
An estimated 34 per cent of
average
of 1 051.
crew
with
additional
help
from
Valedictorian,
and
Kay
Nichols
Those taking part in the play- the funds will be allocated for and Senate Legislative Highway
elector has been changed by a
Kay
Nichei
had a four year
two
men
of
the
Gold
Beach
dis
are Chuck Hoffman, as John research in Oregon The remain Interim Committee will conduct
marriage, or divorce, she should was honored as Salutatorian, ac
grade
averare
of
l 20. She, too,
trict.
After
several
tests
were
cording
to
an
announcement
by
Worthing; Dave Bushnell, as der will be used for community a hearing at Coquille, beginning
re-register and cancel out her
took ali of her high school work
made of the transformers and old registration.
Brookings-Harbor high school,
Algernon Moncrieff; Janet Glass service, public and professional at 8:30 p.m.
other allied equipment the lines
Marlene is the daughter’of Mr. in Brookings. She is the daugh
as Cecily Cardew; and Joanne education, rehabilitation and em-
Those who have become 21
The study to be brought up wen? energized and service was
and Mrs. Ed Olson, and has a t ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale NlchoU.
Renhard as Lady Bracknell. ployment. national research and includes
years
of
age
should
register
now,
such matters as farm fully restored to all consumers
She has b en in dramatic* for
Charlotte Jensen plays Gwend- to implement these programs
or any person who has completed tended the Brookinga-Harbor
plate registration, and load lim- by 6:42 p.m. Sunday evening.
schools through all four years four years has been active In
olin Sairfax; Barbara Guthrie
his
residence
in
the
state.
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its; t ransfcr Of weighmasters
music, was song queen In her
Materials required to restore
takes the part of Miss Prism
Precinct memorandum cards of high school. She has been act"
Brnu'n
ta
1
D’
vi'’
,
fro,n
department to the. the station to' a normal status
Senior yeai. She has been la
and Doug Hamnes plays Rev.
are being mailed to registered ive in school functions, in dram
1 S
nU 'V ’oliCe
ion of the.ane in transit. arr„„l,„E to Rus. voters from the County Clerk’s atics, Ci A.A. She was secretary C.A.A. and on the paper staff,
Canon Chasuble and Dave Gates
,,
practices and procedures in ac- Messer, and should arrive hv Office. If you are not in the pre- of the student board in her Jun and directed the talent show In
and Phil Kesler take the parts R
mums »ill more into a home quisition of property and con- this »w kend Outages anil t„.
her Junior year. She was vice»
of Lane and Merriman, the two prenous^m ^ed.byB 'H T hom te troi of acre« establishment of necessary to replace
~ u £ * met named on the card, return ior year, and was vice-president president of her cl art in both
of
the
Junior
Class.
She
was
in
butlers
card
to
the
Clerk,
either
by
mail
son. on Del Norte lane a , soon a separate .ta le parks depart- men,
P
and notices will be given or in person, notifying her of Pep Club, on the Annual Staff her Freshman and Senior year.
The class will present the play as the children finish
their
ment;
and
compulsory
motor
v«
Kay plans on attending Oregoa
of the time in the local poet the correct precinct and a new and is president of the Modern
Friday. April 20th
school term in Portland.
hide inspection.
State
College as an education
offices.
Music
Masters
card will be issued.
major.
COUNCÎL HOLDS
SHORT SESSION
Court Asks Voter Opinions
FOUR INJURED
IN HEAD-ON
Power Outage Easter
DEADLINE SOON
FOR REGISTERING
0/son, Nfctoto
Win Hunan