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EUGENE ORE
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By BUD PISAREK
The cleanup cam paign, insti-
fated by Carl Y ahr and his
C ham ber Boys. w ent to the wifes
head. She im m ediately grabbed
the fam ily sickle and proceedeil
to cvt the long beautiful grass
stem - th a t adorn the yard,
* * *
T he idea w asn’t so bad. but
is alm ost m ade a dashhund out
of ou r dear m ongrel pup. The
not <o much pt digreed m ut
ran straig h t into the swinging
sickle and almost lost the two
front legs. N eighbor lorn Mc­
Kenzie is keeping one eye on his
huge D oberm ans end the otlicr
eye on the sw inging arm of the
frau. He said if he had w anted
th e short to the ground w einer
dog he would have purchased
them direct from the m aker. No
sawed off version for him.
CLEAN - UP
TIME
The C ham ber of Com m erce
sponsored clean-up, paint-up,
fix-up week, extending until
June 1, is in progress. Signs are
up all over town proclaim ing t h a
fact. The C ity of Brookings
tru ck will be available to haul
any refuse. If need be Phone
2854. and city w ork su p erin ten d ­
ent Ralph Reed will dispatch
Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Communih
Thursday, May 24, 1956
Volume 11 Number 14
Nominations
Brimm, Hall Win
A good sub-1 .inti il local vote
brought victo v m th«* F riday
p rim a ry election to Brookings
TWO TO SPLIT
M ayor Roy L mm as the Re­
VD-RIME WINNINGS
publican candidate for county
com m issioner, over Bob Ism ert,
P earl Dimmick w as installed j A novelty. T he ad-rim e judges
May 27, F a th e r Hugh C. Gearin,
p resen t com m issioner. Brimm
as president of the Beta Iota figured it w as too hard to m ake ordained to th e priesthood last
sw ept hi w ith a total tally of
C h ap ter of B eta Sigm a Phi at | a decision th is week, I wo of S a tu rd a y m orning, will be the
BK6 votes to 566 for Ism ert, a
their last reg u lar meeting. P earl , , he en tries cam e out even- guest of honor at a public re ­
m argin of 120, carrying Brook­
will replace Hazel H ancam . Stephen on the decision and con- ception at th e S ta r ot I he Sea
ings and H arlior by a huge 360
D ottie Flynn is vice p re s id e n t;! seq u en tiv t he judges decided to
parish hall betw een 5 and 7 p.m.
votes to only 74 for Ism ert. Al­
Dorothy Lewis, corresponding Spiit the $10 aw ard two ways
The B rookings-H arbor Lions though Ism ert polled strong tn
F a th e r G earin prepared for
secretary; D orothy Specs, re-1 and give 55.00 to each,
Club will sponsor th e ir th ird a n ­ ce n tral C urry, it w asn’t i n o u fh
his
law
c
a
re
e
r
at
S
an
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cording secretary ; M aragare; J So if ^Jrs j essc Elkin, Harbor
nual Chetco R iver B oat Races to overcom e th a t big lead.
Phillips, tre a su re r; anti M ary, and F red M artin, Brooking« will U niversity and G eorgetown Uni­
Dunning M otors of Brookings on Sunday, May 27. T he course
versity,
W
ashington.
D.
C.
A
fter
S ain H all, C urry county dis­
Radford, historian The in sta lla ­ ap p e ar .they will be awarded
w as recently n o tfittd th a t they to be run is between the high­
tric t atto rn ey , polled a big m ar­
tion was held at the home of $5.00 apiece by the Pilot. Mr a short period of private prac­ w ere the low bidders on four
way bridge and the m outh of
tice, he becam e a district at
R uth Payne.
M artin s entry, in rhym ing w ith to rn ey of C u rry county. The business coupe autom obiles lor the strea m w ith the first race gin over his com petitor, Minnie
M argaret
Phillips,
H a z e l "H om e T rades Pays in Many
the Coos-Curry Co-op, outbid- being called prom ptly a t 12 noon. King in the Republican race for
H anscam and Mary Radford re ­ W ays” w as “W here progress y ear 1950 saw him en ter Mount li. o th er words it saves and The races, this year, will be in legislature. H all w altzed to a
E ver since the good doctors
ported on th e ir recent trip to builds, th ere harm ony sta y s’’ Angel Sem inary to begin his
George D unning, ow ner of the the B class hydroplane and run- K45-379 lead in Curry county,
have become business neighobrs
philosophical studies. In 1952 1
and
A storia to atten d th e B eta Sig­
firm
also rep o rted th at they* abouts and tw o fishboat races. K>th candidates home,
of ours, Dr. R onniger keeps us
L ast week one of the judges began his theological studies at
breezed
through
Coos
county
by
ma Phi convention.
w ere the recent low bidder on a
The B class fishboats m ust
on ou r toes by asking us (even
St. E d w ard ’s M ajor Sem inary
alm ost th a t m ajority to win
On May 29. th e B eta lo ta w as indisposed W ednesday anil
school
bus
for
the
Gold
Beach
have a stock ^engine u n d er 20
(.a M onday m ornings) if th t p a ­
I C hapter will be hostess to the th e w inner, Mrs. H. M. < oats
F a th e r G earin will be* tht school system .
cubic inch displacem ent in any easily.
per is out. I re to rt now by a sk ­ I Gamm a G am m a C h ap ter for the didn’t get her nam e in the paperl
The story wag much the sam e
" » w inner However, she did celeb ran t a t the negular p an at
length and a D class any stock
ing him if ‘the appendix are
I R itual of Jew els cerem ony at
as Brimm , w ith Brooking« and
her
aw
ard.
I
Mass
at
8:00
a
m
<ln
S
"
n,la-'
engine
undar
33
cubic
inches
for
8th Grade Graduation
o u t”.
receive
the Skopec home in H arbor.
H arp o r netting Hall 330 votes,
G raduation Service for the the sam e length.
com
pared to only 96 for King.
In both races n eith er racing
My com m ent of last week on
Eighth Grade stu d en ts of the
However,
H l l carried every
fins
nor
quicksilver
low
er
units
the G P situ tatio n had some
Brook ingsH arbor schools w ill
county
precinct
including Miss
takers. Ju n e P alm er and Hazel
be held in the high school au d i­ will lie allowed. This race is de­
K ing’s home, P ort Orford, 126 to
Y ahr both inform ed me th a i
signed
to
give
fisherm
en
a
torium at K p.m., May 31st.
they knew w hat it m eant. O thers
A list of the g rad u atin g class chance to race their favorite 59.
N ationally, Adlai Stevenson
accused me of sta rtin g rum ors.
boat and motor.
will appear next week.
I ’m very much against the m a t­
Ftiere will be an en try fee of carried C urry by a large m a jo r­
The Modern Music M asters of ¡$15.00 charged which will l>e ity, n ettin g 507 w rite-ins, to
te r and propose a SRA. T h a t’s
STO P RUMORS ASSOCIATION
he high school had a picnic a t divided: 50 peraent for first, 30 E stes K eufavers 343. The Lead­
A ztlea Festival G eneral Chair-
Q I I /4 I V
By the way did you hear . . . .
Loeb S ta te P ark , Tuesday, along percent for second and 20 [»er- ing D em ocratic vote g etter w as
m an Virgil C lark reported o n J j j ^ V l 0 t l Y / IT
w ith Mr. and Mrs. Dial and Mrs. cent for third, as well as a tro ­ Monrtx* Sweet land, who tallied
W ednesday th a t all co m m ittee Q p j j I ? I A I T | V C V T
10KK, two more than W ayne
chairm en have taken th eir a s - b t H
B V t \
Now th a t C alifornia has gone
. E Zerba. A dandy tim e was had phy for first place finishers
Morse,
who netted 1086 On th e
daylight saving tim e the clocks
signm ents and are w orking h ard M embers of Mt. Emily Gem swimming, eatin g and sunning
E ntry blanks may be had from
side,
Go. Elm o
up and down m ain stre e t are
tlje Brookings Supply, Inc. or Republican
for the an n u al festival, w hichand M ineral Club spent then
Sm
ith
w
as
top
banner
ca rrie r,
The
B
accalau
reate
program
neally confusing. If your riding
is only th ree weeks off.
reg u la r m eeting tim e last T hurs-
at the pits.
down Main w ith car radio b la st­ has been set. It will be held in
day in so rtin g and sacking grab
Seventeen entries have already in the sta te , gathering 1125.
P lan s for th e Queens C orona­
ing day light saving tim e w hile the high school auditorium , at
bag m a terial to be sold at the
lieon made w ith more expected while P resident Eisenhower hit
tion, th e Pet Parade, the Rock
1213 votes, the most anyixxiy
they tran scrib e a baseball gam e 8 p.m., Sunday, May 27th. 1 he
show Ju n e 9th and 10th. Each
trom up and down the coast
Show, F low er Show, Art Exhi-
sack co n tain s a fine a rra y of
played ea rlie r in the E ast, and program will open w ith pi elude Show.
The rr.ee« w ere org nally got.
bit a re all in fine shape. Ed
Rod McKenzie carrii*d C urry
D iscussion wiM be held in th e scheduled for Ju n e 10 to coin­
then check the clocks on the music, by C larence Dial.
Dempsey, in charge of the big « P " * an a
««
The processional will be The beef Bar-B-Q. reported th a t the specim ens and jad e
re x t C ham ber of Com merce cide with the Azalea Festival county easily, w ith 967, in the
business houses it get confusing.
No w onder a guy gets late, or P riests’ M arch by Mendelssohn, m eat has been ordered, and th e I I t w as announced th a t the dis- beard of directors m eeting, in ju t sanctioned races srheduled Republican race for sta te sena­
m aybe early, for various ap ­ played by Mr. Dial.
U ckets printed, and in the hands P»ays will all be judged and may June, as to the ad v ’.sabi’ity of for th at date in this region, tor. but his opponent. Ja m es
The
Invocation
will
be
given
of r X d Fox. chairm an of .h e he entered in .h e follow ,ng el».- installing a huge sign or bill­ would confllrt making it ,'mpos- Bedingfield was strong in (Gos
pointm ents. Maybe the th ree
board. probably lighted, r t the sible for APB A racers to enter county, only n etting 307 in C u r­
jew elers in town, nam ely, H a r­ by Rev. W alter Sadler, followed
tick
et i sale
com m ittee.
, Class 1. M inerals (general)
,
n
ry. Bedingfield won the election
u
c
n
e
h«i
junction of highw ay 199 and 101
old Moone. Lee W illoughby and by the hymn, ‘Holy, Holy, Holy,
easily on the basis of the Coot
A fairly inclusive program has 2 M inerals , m in iatu re). 3. Cry-
Proponents of the idea e s ti­
D an S tyers w ill do som ething by the Congregation. K ay N ich­
vote.
about it. Not daylight saving ols will give a piano solo, Moon­ been arran g ed for both dates ' stals; 4. Mixed M ineral and m ate the cost of the sign to
L ave Shaw, Gold Beach a t­
tim e, of course, but the local light S o n ata 1st Movement, A general m eeting of all ch a ir­ L apidary; 5. Fossils;* 6. Indian be about $50 a m onth The cos!
men has been planned for next A rtifacts; 7. Book ends and would eith er be borne through
Don i iorton will do the bulki­ torney, was strong in his own
tim e pieces.
The high school girls chorus
W ednesday at 8 p.m. in the City large pices; 8. Mixed Cabachons; the C ham ber of Commerce, or ng for the new drive-in th eatre bailiwick, h itting 96K votes to
will sing P raise to the Lord by
H all, at which tim e the ch a ir­ 9. P lum e Cabachons; 10. Fossil by direct solicitation from Mer to be located north ot ll/o..kings Clieries P o rte rs 326. in the race
T w o T r a v e l 3 5 0 M ile s
K irth, followed by a serm on,
men will go o v e r'th e ir duties. 1 Wood Cabachons; 11. Sagenite chants, or by contributions of
h ng h ' hway 101. H orton «aid for U. S. Legislature, hut Por­
A M aster for the H um an H eart,
T o P ic k u p V o t e s
h
it ; oncrete block bu Ming, te r carried the heavily (mpo-
As
it
now
stan
d
s
the
Pet
Par-
.nterested
parties.
Cabochons;
12.
O
pal
Cabachons;
by Rev. Henry O sterm eier. Ann
Isolation W e’ve got it in C u r­ Baldwin will then sing a solo, ade S aturday m orning w ill be- | 3 Carvings and M iniatures;
K X 32 feet will house the pro- lated are as to win easily,
The sign proposed would l.s
Th«* county clerk contest in
action room, two rest rooms
ry county. T hursday W. W. Te L o rd s P ray er, by M alotte. gin a t 10.30 a.m. All en tries 14 Novelties. 15. Polished Slabs; the advantages of driving up
the fall look« to be a good one.
S m it, F red Thom, both C urry Rev. W illard Spencer w ill give should reg ister at Lee W ill-N g . polished Wood Sections; 17. the Oregon Coast, ra th e r than nid a . nack bar.
county deputy sheriffs had to the benediction. The G irls ch o r­ oughby's M incers Jew erly store. p oiis^»d Limb C asts; IK. Nod- ru ttin g off on highw ry 199
The two men who are sta rt- Incum bent O cta W alker g ath­
trav e l 350 m iles to pick up 10 us will follow w ith the Choral it is a p arad e for all children ujes (h alv es); 19. Jew elry; 20. Brookings would lie mentioned .ng the drive-in, will be dow’n ering 1113 GOP votes, plus 64
here sh itly to install the big D em ocrat w riteins, while oppo­
votes.
21.
Faceted prom inentlj
in th e s ’ v \
Response, G rant us Phy Peace. from toddlers to long w hiskers. T ransparencies;
F irst the deputies had to go
c i i c i and the sound boxes sition E l’«en Dotigherty hit 99J
The
age
lim
its
set
have
included
sto
n
e
s;
22.
Spheres;
23.
Mixed
thorr?
interested
in
seeing
such
Mr. Dial will play the Recess­
in to C alifornia, then over to
h o i o nu n are electricians. l e v ­ votes, plus 4 write-ins.
thost*
from
one
year
to
100
years.
Lapidary
(general);
24.
Uncut
a
sign
put
up
are
asked
to
con
ional P rie sts’ M arch.
C harles Woodrich wain in C ur­
G
K V IC
ra 1 J n 1 1 ts
2 > JTCWXD,
Pass, 3 some
U 1 1 IV
120
1 4 .V
l miles
u .iv o
v»
a-
Each en try will receive an io? or roUgh M aterial.
| tact the Pilot o r th e Brookings- eling on ’he s.te is nearly com ­
way. Then they traveled down U N E M P U >} MAW T
*
cram bar or cone.
JU N IO R EX H IBITS ( ’lass 1. H arbor C ham ber of Com m erce plete, and Horton «aid ‘. hat the ry, and won the general e le o
th e Rogue River to the little
A rep resen tativ e of t h e S t a t e
A num ber of prizes have been, Lapidary; 2. M inerals; 3 Fossils; inform ation booth, now open ev- building will take several weeks t on w ith 1249 here, over 1041
se
ttle
m
en
t
of
M
arial
in
C
u
rry
Unemployment
B Brookings
ureau wi City planned for the various division 4. Mixed Exhibits
foi ooelruff, in the C ircuit Judge
to build.
cry afternoon.
sc ttle m en t of M arial in Curry
.
county w here ten people had ava.lahle a . th e B .ook.ngs C t y
-----------------------
tilt.
in th e parade, and there will be
H all a t 3 p.m., May 29
Mon* votes wen* cast in the
cast th e ir votes.
a grand prize for the finest ex­
•ounty
for clerk, 2309, than for
hibit in the parade.
co
m
m
ssio
n er w ith 21K7. Most
Division
are:
Division
I .'
of all voted for U. S. S enator
H orses;
Division
II. C attle,
w ith 2572 being recorded. Doug
sheep,goats; Division III, C ats;
M cKay won easily with 758, to
Division
IV,
Rabbits,
chipm
unks
M achinery as set up to give sew er system in district 2 They cussed a conversation he had
C atherine Sm ith; 6th, S hir ey
only
34K for Hitchcock.
Things an? definitely looking Bodenham m ?r and Amy Davis; ducks, chickens; Division V. the city 1 Brookings bond sale ’ were the low bidders. However, had w th the atto rn ey of E lm er
Tn a su rp ris * te Lew W al-
Dogs;
Division
VI,
Bikes,
trikes,
is- ve an o th er try . Previously n o - ' the city agreed th a t they w ere Banku
Mr. B utler, relativ e to
up for the girls of the com m uni­ 5th, B reta D ahlstrom and E thel
e ;.r lidate
lace, a w ith
ty. At a prelim inary m eeting, Hannon; 4th. Mabel Thom ps >n, o th e r conveyances; Division V II; body had bid on the $50.000 m no jm »sit ion to aw ard the bids th e sab* of the p resen t aewer a w ithdraw .!
L i', *4
Individuals,
costumes,
clowns
until such tim e as the bond sale system.
bonds.
h d d last W ednesday at the VFW Donna Snyder, D oris Robinson,
ir, com-
575
votes
f'
Ackley said th a t B u tler told
H all, eight troops of Brownies lxm na Pearson and Andy Au- ect., Division VIII. Misc. entries.
T uesday night th< council passed, because the city has no
Imes. tlie
pared to 613
T
here
will
be
a
first
prize
and
him
th at B ankus w ould give a
and six troops of Girl Scouts Claire; 3rd, M arg aret 11«,ie.
adojited O rdinance 90. which ‘ money,
Dem candid; !
m
inor
prizes
in
each
division.
ancelled out th e previous bond
Bridwell told the council th at title to the system , and g uaran-
w ere organied. com prising about C lara Foster. Velm a Bingmrin,
The Azalea court was p ic k 'd bid ordinance, and also adopted they hail to know, otherw ise te«* to defend it ag ain st ciaim -
175 young folks and atten d in g Leora Bradshaw and Elaine H o r­
ladi?s who have volunteered to ton; 2nd. Peggie Brown. Alice lest week. The actual Azalea O rdinance 91, which calls for the they would have to fcet o th er en ts II, said th a t B ankus would
queen w on’t be selected until p ro v id in c to r tl>* h s ( ; f cc and co m m itm e n ts for work. They put up a bond in an am ount set
Spence and Billie F ulleton.
lx* th eir leaders.
1st.
Alice
Bordwell,
L
eta
C
o
o
n
-,
1 ter. h- w ever Girls selected -ale of th. bonds for “the pur- said they were w illing to w ait by the council, to ru n an un-
The Brownie Troops, in the 7
Ann
Baldwin, Melody |xj«e of providing funds w ith until a fte r the bids are open- s|H*cifi«*d length of tim e as a I Employ«*«**-
' m th ('o a st
to 10 year old groups, have been er B ettv Ransom and M ildred i w ere
B rim m , S y lv ia G ates. B a rb a ra w'hich to acquire, co n stru ct and ed on Ju n e 12, if the city would coverage of the obi gat ion. A ck­ . Lumber Co. ■(
*ilcan Logging
sponsored by the ladies A uxil­ Popkin.
..
,
...
k that they
For the tim e being it will he , Hedberg. Kay Nichols and M ar- equip a sa n ita ry system ."
assure them they would get the ley said th at the city would be Co. voted 1
iary, VFW ., while the Scouts
represented
I,
hecau»*
if
th
e
re
was*
,jt<
|
not
v
v
i
I
necessary
to
do
a
g
reat
deal
of
lone
Olsen.
.
.
.
aged 10 to 14. (the interm ed­
A good deal of tim e and study work.
organizational
w
ork
and
no
an-
The
Q
u
een
s
ball
will
he
con-
brought
it
w
ould
be
by
a
union
The council agreed th a t, ir
iates) have been undertaken by
w ent into the second bond sale
" is by secret
nouncem ents can now be m id ducted this year by the G range,
t
T h e elect
i« they w e ie low bi< - ao i :ht against Bankus.
th e Emblem Club.
try, and a com plete re-w'ordmg a s . [•
I
by A. J. Hed-
as
to
th
e
m
eetings
o
th
e
r
than
;
A
com
plete
schedule
will
ap-
.
cilm
an
Fell
C
a
m
p
b
e
ll,
ballot,
condi
C
The ten tativ e com m ittee for
’< rs. they wo Id get the co r-
of th«* advertisem ent for bit’
th e probability th a t they w ill be j pear in next w eek’s Pilot, as
s -ntative of th e
d tb«* idea of title insurance | ge«, field r
j « isemen t
i t on the sewer sy stem an 1
the Brownies is. Billie Fulleton,
held in the W ard K ing Memor- w»ll a history of past festivals. |
A kley said th a t he didn’t N alionai Lab« Relations B o ard .
h»* [lum ping s ta tio n p ro v id in g
L ilian M atthew s, Alice B old-
n • • of th
lal
building
w
h
eth
er
it
is
fin-
and
a
history
of
the
Azalea
Pari-
it w as possible becauae T he official ta ly, released by th e
hir.k
ome
specification
changes
w
ete
well, Audrey Laehn and Kay
sor « of it is personal property. .NLRB on M y IK showed 57
ished or not. T en tativ e plans, itself, now being w—” '
made,
and
hanging
on
the
sa
•
M artin.
m eet in ;
D m ” * 1*’’
x r t d th a t {io.'.i**
f ’he bonds The two men told \c k k y also discussed the con- votes for the Intern ational W ood­
Those nam ed for the In term e­ hoever. are shaping up so it is
•nn Bri
*tei s w 1 be needi*d to '
”
' - ’ s v
w orkers of America, AFL-CIO,
»»oped
m
eetings
can
be
sta
•
he
council ’hat th*v w anted to «’cm nation procedure.
acnhage
d ia te com m ittee are Dorene
- vz’.th th e Brr-B -Q ue,
and 67 votes against
Th'*
'ouncil
also
heard
a
let-
soon
a
fte
r
school
closes
for
» i working on it as s<x>n as
C laik, Evelyn Jaklew-icz. Zona
nti acting firm of P t anti.
»’ *FO'Se interested in helping
This closes the question of r>»
Me.
because
they
would
likej
ter
•
«
1
from
C.
“Ed”
Dempsey.
summ«”-
a
acat.on.
Geaney, Lois Ann M iller, and
r -m tht* engine 1ng firm
*.- »r .i i * ‘ ng the m eat
presentation for another year at
■omrwrdlng
the
Brookings
Pol-
* Corvallis was read recom-1
finished before the rrin y
Lillie Brown.
- gh‘ or serving on
ce Department on their effici- these operations according to •
Leaders so far volunteering
m ending th f t the city accept th e! s**ason begins
rnmnnnv spokesman.
»•nav
r*itv
A
ttorney
Ed
AckV’v
d;s-
f I* ♦ V* p
”
u«
4 V* ~
Pearl Dimmick
Heads Betas
Father Gearin
Reception Set
Boat &ac2S
On Sunday
Dunning is Low
♦ ♦ *
♦ ♦ ♦
Bar-b-que, Shows Will
Highlite Azalea Festival
Baccalaureate
Services Sunday
Large Road Sign
To Be Discussed
Drive-in to Have
Block Building
G irf Scout Movement Underway
In Brookings-Harbor Area
C in TO SELL BOND ISSUE
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