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u OF W LIBRARY* EUGENE OKE School district allocated $41,500 from government in classroom building aid Nowhere A Finer Climate ~ Nowhere A Finer Community Thursday, August 23, 1956 Volume II, Number 27 PIPE DREAMS By Joe Murphy SCOUT DRIVE RETURNS GOOD Three Brookings Boys Represent Curry Co. At Youth Range Camp R ep resen tin g C u rry c o u n ty a t th is y e a r's Y outh R an g e c am p w ere R a y B rooks, T o n y F a c k re ll and D an n y M ullen, all of B ro o k ings. The cam p w as held A u g u st 6 th ro u g h 11 on th e M alh eu r N a tio n al W ildlife refu g e 30 m iles so u th o f B urns. M ullen won an h onorable n id a tion in th e p lan t id e n tific a tio n co n test held a t th e cam p. In th is c o n teft, each boy lo cated and gave com m on and scien tific n am es of as m an y as possible o f 75 d iffe r en t ra n g e p la n ts lo cated on th e refuge. A to ta l of 50 boys fro m 16 e a ste rn an d so u th e rn O regon cou n ties a tten d ed th e cam p. E a c h p a rtic ip a tin g co u n ty w as eligible to send fo u r boys to th e c am p th is y ear. T hose a tte n d in g w ere A ttending the Youth Range cam p on the Malheur N ational selected th ro u g h p la n t id e n tific a tion co n test held in each county, W ildlife refuge recently w ere ( l e f t to righ t), Tony Fackrell, D an o r on th e b asis o f lead ersh ip , ny Mullen and Ray Brooks, all o f Brookings. citizen sh ip an d love of th e o u t doors. E ach boy a t th e c am p received Sam Hall Appoints Bill I lardison Wins a $25 rcholai'ship to co v er co sts of a tte n d in g th e cam p. S c h o la r Al Botzck as Aide Over Einar Larson in S am H all h a s ap p o in ted Al B ot- ships w ere provided by local sp o n zek to a c t a s tr e a s u re r o f his Golf Championship sors in each county. cam p a ig n to w in a s ta te le g isla A B rookings golfer, Bill H a rd i tiv e poet fo r B rookings. H all h as re p o rte d th a t th e session o nly son. d efeated E in a r L arson *t' la s ts a few m onths, and th a t he C rescen t C ity in th e 36 hole final will co n tin u e to m ak e B ro o k in g s- o f th e 1956 C lub C ham pionships la s t S unday, A u g u st 19 by a m a r Ha rb o r his home. H all said th a t c o n trib u tio n s fo r gin o f 12 and 11. H ardison, w ho w o rk s a t th e h its cam p aig n can be m ade d ir e c t M onday evening saw a n d h e a rd B rookings Plyw ood, w as very hot, ly to B otzek. a heav y th u n d e rsto rm in th e a re a . sco rin g a 6« fo r th e firs t eig h teen , H EA D INJURY It w as tru ly u n u su al. w inning the first seven holes in R aym ond H egge w as b ro u g t in C om ing from th e south, well a row to be seven up a t th e end down in C alifo rn ia, th e sto rm , a c fro m th e woods M onday a ftern o o n of th e firs t nine. H e continued com panied by frig h te n in g lig h tn fo r tr e a tm e n t a t th e W oodland to p lay very goo«l golf and « v e 1 ing an d h eavy cra sh e s, follow ed Clinic. He is said to h av e been o u t th e m a tc h a t th e sev en th hole conked on th e head w ith a limb, by a b risk ra in fall w hich la t e r tu rn e d to a g en tle drizzle, it o u t on Ben Je w e ll’s logg in g show. o f th e second eighteen. T h e d am sto ry , p rin te d else w h ere, Is v e ry in te re stin g . T he d am is to be b u ilt right* in th e m iddle of som e o f th e ro u g h e st c o u n try an y w h ere. The ch an ces of it being b uilt w ould be b e tte r if we .c a n g e t som e n atio n w id e p u b licity p e rh a p s b y callin g it H ell’s C anyon. T he release d id n 't say, b u t w e assu m e it will be one of th o se " p a rtn e rs h ip " a rra n g e m e n ts. * * * I t m u st be n e a rly fall. All of th e school o fficials h av e been re p o r t ing fo r d u ty , in cluding high school p rin cip al G ene A llison, who calls e v ery o th e r p*art o f O regon “d e s e r t" . W e m et th e new g ra d e school p rin cip al C h e ste r B u m b ar- g er, too, an d fo u n d th a t he h a s fo u r ch ild ien . W h ich is a lm o st enough to q u a lify him fo r th e ra c e fo r “ P a p a o f th e Y ear", along w ith S am H all, G arry Roe- m ich and m yself. • • * C oach D oug M acF ar'lane h as a r rived on th e scene to begin w h a t p ro m ises to be a re a l tou g h job th a t of tra in in g som e e n th u s ia stic y o u n g ste rs th e ru d im e n ts of fo o t- hall in ju s t a couple o f w eeks. M ost of th e boys have n ev er p la y ed before, and a s a m a tte r of fa c t, I d o n 't believe w e've ever seen a fo o tb all aro u n d to w n bfore. stru n g a p a th of s trik e s d ia g o n a l • » ♦ ly acro ss a larg e a re a . At th e Doug seem s to have one co n so m om ent, we do not have an y d e fi latio n he w o n 't have an y o f th e nite d ad a on lig h tn in g s trik e s "w in o r else” p re ssu re com m on in n o rth w e ste rn C alifo rn ia but am ong his clan. He h as only one literally h u n d red s w ere observ ed w ay to go in h is reco rd and th a t w hich m ust have h it in th e K la is up. H e is bound to do b e tte r m ath -S o u th F o rk of S m ith R iv er co u n try . th a n th e y did b efo re reg ard less. • * » In th e im m ed iate ar ea, th e look W e receive«! a le tte r fro m D em o u ts a t Long Ridge, Mt. E m ily, o c ra t c a n d id a te fo r co n g ress, and B osley B u tte tu rn e d in a h a ’f C h arles P o rte r, w ho rep o rted th a t dozen o r so glow ing sn a g s w hich, he h a d m et m y b ro th e rs, Ja c k and fo r th e m o st p a rt, wrere held fro m Bill a t th e Dem N a tio n a l C onven sp read in g by th e ra in s b u t m u st tio n in C hicago. W hile we assu m e be w atch ed fo r w eek s a s such th a t P o rte r w ill be th e b e tte r c a n strik e s a re know n to sm o ld er in d id a te fo r his experience, I'm n o t th e d u ff and la te r b u rs t out. T he su re th a t th is w a s th e tu n e to let p rin cip al s trik e s wet'e rep o rted in all those fam ily sk eleto n s o u t of th e E ag le C reek c o u n try an d a t least one sp o tted d ire c tly u n d e r th e closet Bosley B u tte. Men w ere inrm ed- a te ly d isp atch ed to th e su sp ected a reas an d Neil L a ffe rty w as in •he Bosley co u n try all n ig h t w atch in g th e d is tric t covered bv th e C oos-C urry F ire P a tro l. In Jesse H o ag lan d h ad a lucky d ay all. som e ten s trik e s w ere sp o tted S unday. S u n d ay m o rn in g H o a g in R an g er R ag lan d 's local C hetco lan d and a frie n d a tte m p te d to d istrict, ab o u t th e sam e n u m b er ta k e th e ir fish in g b oat o u t of the in th e Gold B each d is tric t, sev eral in th e Redwood d is tric t, w ith m o u th of th e C h etco R iver. » J u s t as he re a c h th e n a rro w h e a d q u a rte rs in C ave Ju n c tio n , a s m o u th a huge o cean w ave h it tn e th e sto rm h it th a t d is tric t h a rd e r boat, sw am ping it an d killin g th ? th a n an y in O regon, acco rd in g to b o at engine A second huge w ave rep o rts W hile drizzle and fo g follow ed h it th e b oat second.- later, n e a rly c ap sizin g th e c ra f t. B ut fo r tu n a te th e local rains, soon a f te r th e ly H oagland m an ag e d to keep it sto rm p assed b rillia n t m oonlibht aflo a t, an i m an ag e d to g et ba. a followed in th e h ig h e r elev atio n s. T h u n d e rsto rm s a re n o t u n co m to s a fe ty in th e river. mon d u rin g th e w in te r m o n th s an i Mr. and Mrs. B ryon L ibby and so m etim es o ccu r in J u n e b u t r a r e fam ily a re p la n n in g to leave h ere ly are th ey ex p ected th is late in fo r P rineville to m ak e th e ir hom e the su m m er. Unusual Weather Hits Brookings HUGE WAVES HIT CRAFT Football players to report Friday II \ R D T O P S R O M . AG VIN s t NDAY,* VI G t S T 26 T his com ing S unday, A ugust 26, th e H a rd T ops w ill a g a in p e r form th e ir th r ills and chills a t the G renfell S p eedw ay n e a r th** O cean D rive-in T h e a tre . D rivers from o u t of tow n will p a rta k e m th e event and th e A shland o f ficials will be p re s e n t to help the races. E lm er, the_ clow n, will A fte r tw o w eeks of p ro c a s tin a - ag ain p erfo rin his a n tic s fo r the tion and pondering the ju d g e s of crow d, w ith a new a c t to be p e r the P ilo t A d-R im e cam e in to th e form ed b etw een races. office building holding th e ir h ead s T h ere will be a special L abor T hey said it w as alm o st im p o ss race, S e p te m b e r 3 a t th e sam e ible to pick a "b est", o u t of th e location an d th e n ex t re g u la r 26 w eekly w in n ers of the Ad- shcduled i ace will lie on S ep tem Rim e contest. ber 9. A quandry, indeed. So the only T he d riv e r w ho rolled his c a r logical solution w a s to th ro w th e over and over and down th e main name-, of all of th e w inners in a ra ilin g in th e last ra c e s will up h a t. O ne nam e w as d ra w n an d p er a g ain . H e received a stra in e d th e w inner is M rs. Bob S w a n so n an«i bru sied shoulder b u t will be [ The g ra n d prize is $50 dollars, o.’ able to p a rtic ip a te in th e races. • 16’-a y e a r sub. c rip tio n to th e Pilot. So, if Mrs. S w anson, a j housew ife and p a rt tim e {»ost office em ployee will sto p into th e ' Pilot a rra n g e m e n ts will lx- m ade to pay he I'. At th is tim e th»* Pilot w ishes to th a n k all p a rtic ip a n ts, sp o n so rs P av in g w ill began on th e N orth and ju d g es fo r th e ir p a rt in th e B ank C hetco R iver R oad very c o n te s t. sh o rtly , possibly a t th e and of this w eek, acco rd in g to C u rry C oun’y HIRE NEW T EA C H ER C om m issioner’ Bob Ism ert. M iss M elva L ester, a Ju n e g r a T he c o n tr a c t w as aw ard ed to d u a te o f the U n iv e rsity of O re W a rre n N o rth w e st C om pany, on gon, h as been h ired to te a c h E n g th e basis o f an overall bid for th e lish, speech and d ra m a in th e th re e co u n ty p ro je c ts w hich will B ro o k in g s-H arb o r high school, a c be s ta rte d . T he C hetco, th e Ro cording to S upt D D. W illiam s. gue, and th e E lk R iver road. T he W a rre n N o rth w e st Co p lan s to pave th e 3*^ m iles of th e C hetco road bafor’e pav in g th e 101 p ro ject th e y a re now w«>rking on, in o rd e r to save tim e and m on ey, because th e ir p la n t is located T he height of O reg o n ’s polio up th e C h etco a b o u t 3 Vi mile-». T he bids w ere U nit I, C hetco, season will occur in S e p tem b er W a rre n N o rth w e st, $65,550. and and Octobeu. If enough people c an C e n tra l H eatin g , E ugene, $116,000 he vaccinated before then, the in U n it II, Gold B each; C e n tra l cidence of p a ra ly tic polio can be reduced as m uch as 5 0 '; . You H eeatin g , $24.000, J. C. C om pton. m ay have been unable to o b ta in $28.000, and W arren N. W. Salk vaccine on previous trip s to $28,000. y o u r physician It is now av ailab le U n it H I, E lk R iver; C e n tra l in la rg e q u a n titie s, so call y o u r H eatin g $89.956. J C. C om pton physician today and have ail m em $68,908, ar.d W$ re n N o rth w e st bers of your fam ily v a c c in ated $64,677 a g a in s t polio. In th is w ay we ta n All th re e bids w ere aw ard ed to all d efeat polio. Tiie fir.*t tw o in jectio n s of th e W a rre n N o rth w e st by th e C ounty vaccine are given a t a tw o w eek C o u rt in terv al, the th ird Injection is given seven m o n th s a f te r the fir s t in jjectio n T his se rie s gives 93% p ro tectio n a g a in s t p a ra ly tic polio. six m o n th s o u tp u t d u rin g high V accinate now! w a te r C oal d e p o sits would possib ly allow c o n stru c tio n of a steam plant w ith a 2o0.00o y e a r-a ro u n d o u tp u t. T he sp o t fo r th e dam lies a l m ost e a st of P o rt O rford, in one L. M F lisram , re p o rte d ly e m of th e w ild est a re a s in th e s ta te ployed for a sh o rt tim e by M erle The head d ro p th ro u g h th e p ro H anscam , su ffered th e piercing ot posed tu n n el w ould be 160 fee*. : an eye ball by a piece of steel, th e m ak in g it th e h ig h est head dam in O regon T he dam w ould form m iddle of last w eek. He is -aid t > a 6*a m ile re serv o ir, w ith 25,000 have recen tly com e from aro u n d T illam ook. ac re feet o f s to ra g e and a n a t- u ral sp o t foi fishing and picnicing. ! W hile holding a w edge for' a p a r tn e r to hit, a s p lin te r flew an d As m any a s 1500 to 1800 men p e n e tra te d his left eyeball. T ak e n w ould be em ployed in th e tw o • to Dr. Roy W hite, the d o c to r re y e a rs re q u ired for dam c o n stru e com m ended he be moved to i tion, M cK ee sa d. T he estiniat*-*! - ec ia list at M edford. A1 P hillips cost of th e p ro je c t would be be- ; w as co n ta c te d and flew him a- tw een $30 and $50 m illion. Cos. j « lo ss but the d o c to r th ere, seein g of in v e s tig a tin g th e p o te n tia l d**- i th e cast* required fa c ilitie s he did velopm« n t would b e b etw een j not have, i- said to have irnrned- $300,000 and $400,000 T he n ex t ately g o tte n F lisra m o nto a P o rt- ste p now w ould be to file fo r ln«l plane w here th e case could be F e d e ra l P ow er C om m ission a p b e tte r handled. proval, and fo r O regon H y d ro elec R e p o rts are th a t he w ould p ro tric C onim isaion permit)*. bably loose sig h t of the ye. FINALLY . . . Ad-R ¡me Winner Is Selected To start North Bank paving Adm inistration Addition Planned A new a d m in is tra tio n u n it is being plan n ed fo r th e school d is tr ic t 17-c An a d v e rtise m e n t for bids fo r th e u n it a p p e a rs in th is w eek 's P ilo t. T he board of School D istric t 17-c h av e called fo r bids w hich would be an add itio n to th e ele m e n ta ry school. T h is u n it will include office sp ace fo r th e d is tric t clerk, in d school su p erin ten d e n t. A vau lt is included in th e p lan s fo r the safe k eeping of th e clerk records T h e add itio n will be a tta c h e d o th e so u th w est end of th e ele m e n ta ry school and w ill co n tain a p p ro x im a te ly 660 sq u are fe e t of flo o r space. Trip is M ade Over Mountains A p a rty of four, in a jeep, m ade an e a sy cro ssin g d irectly from B ro o k in g s to O 'B rien, on 199 last S u n d ay . The p a rty co n sisted of D an S ty ers, Buzz S te w a rt, D al“ an d Lloyd D uncan. Lloyd being D ale's nine y e a r old son. In a w ay th e tr ip w as u n e v e n t ful. acco rd in g to rep o rts, th e to u r is ts n o tin g tire tr a c k s all the w ay, show ing th a t o th e rs had a b o been th ro u g h . T he p a rty w ent o u t p a s t Long R idge to V ulcan Peak, w h ere th e y took th e C h etco Peak ro u te to th e rig h t, th en ce tra v e l in g H aw k 's R est, L im b er C am p G ra n z Meadow, an d h it th e old W im er R oad a t O regon M ountain. On th e w ay th e y m et M rs Iv ■ K re u g e r w ith a p a rty who ha 1 m issed th e ro ad and w ere com in ■ ba<k to B rookings. T h e e x l o r e r s varified tales of other's s th e b e a u ty of th e ba> k o u n try and a re keenly u rg in g o th e rs to m ak e th e trip . T hen n e x t v en tu re will be g o in g in fro* th e R ow dy C reek tu rn o ff 101 ..t S m ith R iver, an d th ro u g h , a trio w hich can easily be m ade in any ty p e of a car. T h ere will he a m eetin g of all fc a n w alk acro ss th e s tr e e t to r e f o o tb a ll p lay ers on p o rt. T he call is issued to all fr e s h F rid a y n ig h t. A u g u st 24 b e g ’li n in g a t 7 p.m in th e high » h .**l men, sophom ores, ju n io rs an J au d ito riu m , acco rd in g to he , 1 ; seniors. E q u ip m en t is to be issued on football coach I>*ug M cFarlan*1, w ho a rriv e d in Br ookings la s t I S a tu rd a y , A u g u st 25, T he f i r s t ! p ra c ti e will ta k e p lat e on M on- w eek to b gin 1 - •: - C oach M c F a rla n e e m p h asised ’ lay, A u g u st 27. C oach M cF arlan e said th a t he how im p o rta n t it w t fo r all in neeeds tw o s tu d e n t m a n a g e rs to te re s te d to a tte n d th e m eetin g , s th a t he ha - a • ham e to m eet the»., J help o u t w ith th e eq u ip m en t, an i and so th a t he h a s an idea of they souid re p o rt to th e m e etin g how m any will be o u t for th e te a m I Loo, or c o n ta c t him ea rlie r. M cFar - C h ery l C ra ig h er sis te rs and C oach said th a t he is ex p ectin g j lane em phasized th e im p o rta n her m other a re v isitin g h er g ra n d all boys over 10b poun.ia, an d wlm >f a good m a n a g e r to th e te a m m o th e r in M edford. p r o s p e c tiv e F in al ta b u la tio n s have been m ade on th e C u riy Di tr ic t Boy S cout fund ra isin g drive. P aul F au eiso , C u rry D istric t ch a irm a n - re p o rte d th a t th e full am o u n t in th e individual fund drive in the e n tire C u rry d is tric t am o u n ted to $3,161.00. Of th is th e la rg e st am o u n t by fa r $2.703 w as raised in B ro o k in g s alone, m o stly th ro u g h th e e f fo r ts of th e local c h a irm a n , Ben P h ettep lace, a n d his local volun te e r w o rk ers. P h e tte p la c e served a b re a k fa st, fre e of c h a rg e to ail th e v o lu n teer w o rk e rs th e m o rn ing of th e d rive kick-off. The am o u n t ra ise d w as considerably h ig h er th a n th e proceeding year. K en Jo h n so n w as d rive c h a ir m an in Gold B each, and J im L u h rs w as drive c h a irm a n a t L anglois. T he U. S. O ffice of H ealth an d E d u catio n have a c te d fav o rb ly on th e local school d is tric ts a p p lic a tion fo r federal fund.-- for new school co n stru ctio n . A ccording to S e n a to r W ayne M orse and R e p re se n ta tiv e H a rris E llsw o rth th e sum of $41,500 h a s been reserv ed for co n stru c tio n of school facilities an d will be m ade av ailable as soon as th e d is tric t h as com plied w ith construction req u irem en ts qx-cified in P ublic L aw 815. T he application for th ese fu n d s w as p rep ared and p resen ted to th e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t of E d u catio n last Ju n e by S upt. D. D. W illiam s. W illiam s said th a t th e actio n on the ap p licatio n w as u n u su ally p ro m p t and th e am o u n t allo cated to th e d is tric t q u ite generous. W illiam s said f u r th e r th a t it w as qu ite possible th a t, d epending on school b oard action, th a t th e m oney would be used fo r the c o n stru ctio n of a new g ra d e school in H arbor. The school d is tric t w ould have to acquire th e site a n d w ould p u t up m oney of it s ow n fo r th e building. Azalea Garden Club Members Receive Ribbons F rid a y w as a poor' d ay to tr y to tr a n s p o rt flo w ers to th e fa ir w ith o u t w ater, b u t in sp ite of th e h eat ad th e w ind, th e G ard en Club en tered fifty e x h ib its and re ceived fifteen ribbons. T he flow er show w as re p o rte d to be o u ts ta n d ing th is y e a r a n d m em bers of th e club a re a lre a d y th in k in g of w ays to im prove th e ir ow n exhibits. Mrs. C h arles G ray sh ell received a blue ribbon on h e r a rra n g e m e n t e n title d "C off eeb reak , ’’ M rs E d R avekes on h e r “T rito m a ,” and Mrs. C. L. E allet’t on "C alendula. O th e rs receiv in g ribbons w ere Mr* C h ester G rag g . C arol Beck ley. and L illian Z um pfe, as well as th e th re e ladies w ho received blue ribbons. D l l . NORTE FAIR OPENS ON FRIDAY T he Del N o rte C o u n ty F a ir will open a t C rescen t C ity, A ugust 24- ?6 fe a tu rin g Hilo H a ttie , a horse show, d ress revue an d dozens of o th e r e n te rta in m e n t fe a tu re s a e planned. A c a rn iv a l will be on hand d u rin g th e th re e day show Height of Polio Season is Near Pacific Power Plans Huge Dam Ju s t a m ile o r so n o rth of C u r r / cou n ty m ay be built a dam w hich would have th e pow er o u tp u t equi v alen t to the B onneville Dana, ac- o rd in g to in fo rm a tio n released th is w eek by th e P acific P ow er and L ig h t Co. P au l B. M cKee p resid en t of th a t firm announced th e ir highly e c re t plans o f h a rn e sing th • S o u th F o ik of th e C oquille R iver, a t a m eeting of 200 c iv z , business and in d u stria l lead e rs a t a d in n er in C oquille la s t wg<»k. S ain H all, B rookings a tto rn e y , w as one f those invited to a tte n d th “ m e e tin g M K»e said th a t P acific has found w h at appe <ra to be a n a t- u r a ’ d a m site a n d s tra tifie d d e p o sits of a good g ra d e of coal, E den R idge a re a a b o u t 11 m iles o u th of P ow ers. P re lim in a ry in v e -lig a tio n s at E den R idge in d ic a te s th a t a dam 250 feet high w ith a g e n e ra tin g plan t possibly a t la rg e as 100,000 k lb n v a tu would be feasible for Logger Injured In Accident