Brookings-Harbor pilot., August 30, 1956, Image 1

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U bhary -,
SKETCH BOOK . ..
Nowhere a Finer Climate --
Registration Not
Yet Complete
Summertime . . .
F lash, B ulletin, etc. B ro o k in g s
h as achieved a new d istin ctio n ,
and Bei m u d a s h o rts w ere th e
o rd er of th e day, &s th e te m p e ra ­
tu re M onday reach ed 81 " u n ­
b earab ly h o t’’ to m ost of th e
n ativ es.
T he
O reg o n ian
fro n
paged th e item th a t B rookin
w as th e hotte.-t place in th e N o rth
w est, alth o u g h inside it w as re
p orted th a t R o seb u rg to p p ed th a t
w ith a 94 d eg ree m ax im u m .
The firse t m eetin g of th e B ro o k -
in g s-H arb o r P. T. A. w ill be hel 1
on S ep tem b er 6 a t 8 p.m . a t th e
high school au d ito riu m . All p a r ­
e n ts a re in v ited to a tte n d , an d to
m eet y o u r ch ild 's new te a c h e r.
The m eetin g will also be a te a ­
ch ers reception, an d re fre sh m e n ts
will be seiv ed . P. T. A. o fficers
urge p a re n ts to b ack th e ir child
ren th is y ear, an d a tte n d th e m e e t­
ings w ith re g u la rity .
Dr. Gene Bowlin
Office to O pen
mi
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1
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1
5.
11-OliMS. A ill-*locnfoiis occasion Saturday y\a«
expected b efore ««bool starts. Many
were given uni forms, whil*
er had on a su it before.
Celebrate Silver
Anniversary
1H>I <; M W ’FA K L W E . Coach
of tin- B o k n - s 'I ’ in« foot halt
A g ro u p of fiie n d s g a th e re d a ’ team , ha- «‘art «f hi« ; racti-e ««•«
th e B a p tist C o m m u n ity ch u rch «'on*. The first gam e«, w ith
last T h u rsd a y evening, A u g u st 2? Powers, will he p’ayed on S •;»*.'• n
to help A rchie an d M elissa H en d ­
h e r 21.
rick s c e le b ra te th e ir S ilv er W en­
ding A n n iv ersary , as w ell as th e ir C E L E B R A T IO N S t *T* D
10th a n n iv e rsa ry in th e H en d ­
T h is w eek end will be a n o th e r
rick s F u rn itu re sto re.
one o f th e ce le b -a t. ns an n u al ’
E v ery o n e enjoyed th e evening, s ta g e d a t C ave Ju n c tio n fo r th.-
w ith D r. D urden, a fo rm e r p a s to r p a s t sev eral y a rs
of th e B a p tist C om m u n ity ch u rch
s m a s te r o f cerem ony, recallin g
the p a st 25 y e a rs an d p a rta k in g
of th e b e a u tifu l S ilv er W eddin„
cak e T he deco atio n ? w ere very
a p tly h an d led by J e a n n e tte P ierce.
5^50 in ('ash Found
In Paper Sack
C larice L a tim e r, w ho ow ns and
o p e ia te s th e C u n o S hoppe in
N o rth B ro o k in g s fo u n d a pape
sack, c o n ta in in g $350 .11 cash. Ti e
,-ioney w as f. r .ed o.e* to C.u
>f Police Bud C ross, and th e ow n-
rn d o u t to be Mode O 'D ay
in C rescen t C ity . T he m e rc h a n t
w as v ery th a n k fu l to have it r e ­
tu rn ed .
football coach, re p o rte d th a t 2"
su its have been issued, and th
to ta l p lay ers p ro b ab ly w ould e x ­
ceed 40 once school sta rte d . H e is
h av in g th e boys p ra c tic e on th e
More d etailed p lan s for the school g ro u n d s c u rre n tly , each
opening fo o tb all g am e of the evening a t a b o u t 5 p m.
B ro o k in g s-H arb n r te a m w ere laid
It w as b ro u g h t out at th e m e e t­
th is M onday n ig h t to th e Q u a r­
te rb a c k club. T he g am e will be ing th a t all th e eq u ip m en t for tli«
played on th e old b aseball field team , including tack le d um m ie .
n e a r the P lyw ood C orp. E lm er footballs nnd th e unlfo m s includ­
B ankus. ow ner of th e land, ha- ing p a rk a s co st in ex ess of $3.0(8*.
co n sen ted to let th e te a m use th a t The Q u a rte rb a c k club h a s ra ts? I
th e m a jo rity of th is m oney, ami
field th is y e a r.
th e s tu d e n t body a sso ciatio n h as
Q u a rte rb a c k club m em bers s it co n trib u te d a la rg e p a rt of i1
ab o u t to find a g ra d e r to be used O th e r c o n trib u tio n s a re need«!,
to • vel th e field. School officials am i will be solicited vet, Geo
ag re e d to g e t the field surveyed D unning, Q u a rte rb a c k vice pres
and lined out th s w eek O ther d en t announced.
m em bers v e r e to see about th e
A reserv e fund w as k ep t in ih
goal p osts, and th e po sibility of club tr e a s u ry in p a rt p a y m e n t foj
using th e e x is tin g b aseball stand? th e in s ta lla tio n of lig h ts w hen th
V ery likely, how ever, th e re would p e rm a n e n t field w ould be e s ta b
be little b leac h er se a tin g u n til a lished.
p e rm a n e n t field is obtained.
T h e firs t g am e will be pi aye 1
C oach D oug M acF arlan e, new h ere on S ep tem b er 21.
P e titio n s w ere c irc u la te d la s t
w eek end fo r A lbert M incer, H a r­
bor, fo r C u rry C o u n ty A ssessor.
The su rp rise m ove c am e ju s t tw o
days before th e dead lin e as th e
p e titio n s had to be in before 5
p m . M onday in ordei- fo r M incers
nam e to a p p e a r on th e b allo t as
an in dependent c a n d id a te fo r th e
p o d , now held by G eo rg e S u tto n .
S u tto n , w ho h a s held th e co u n ty
a sse sso r job fo r n e a rly 20 y ears,
d id n 't file at th e p rim a rie s, b u t
received enouglh w rite -in votes,
w ith no op p o sitio n to p u t his nam e
on th e b allo t as th e R epublican
nom inee.
M incer is c u rre n tly th e tr e a s u r ­
e r of th e B rookings P ly w o o d Co.
an d w as p re s id e n t of th e L ion's
club h e re la st y ear.
M incer’s nam e w ill go on the
b allot in th e N o v em b er electio n as
an independent. A g ro u p o f in te r­
ested p erso n s passed o u t th e p e ti­
tio n s se c u rin g b etw een 350 an d
400 n am es in tw o d ay s.
FOOTBALL FIELD
WORK TO BEGIN
E D A< KLEV, KK(M>lxl.\4>S a t ­
to rn ey w a« n o m in ated by «be R e­
publican C e n tra l C o m n iittee for
D istrk t A tto rn e x . A ck ley will run
to Nuc4*«*e<l him self. He w as a p ­
pointed C u rry C o u n ty IM strict A t­
torney la s t ii.<»nth by <k»x. E lm o
Nnilth.
Army engineers work on Chetco job,
Do’lie Brainard
Port election due on September 14 To Leave Library
A fte r m an y y e a rs ' o f serv ice e s
tlie c o m m u n ity lib ra ria n . M rs.
DoiliS B ra in a rd ten d red h er re-
u g n a t on at M onday n ig h t’s m eet-
n<? of the board. H er su c c e sso r
h as not been ap p o in ted .
:rs. B a in a rd h as served, w ith ­
o u t pay, alm o st e v e r since th e li­
Double s h iftin g an u n fo rtu n a te
b ra ry w as p u t in to serv ice to th e
ffn atio n in the B rooking -H a rb o r
co
m m u n ity . D uring th is period
school d is tric t because of the ove--
C o n g ress had a p p ro p ria te d $22
th e books have been m oved five
row-fed
conditions will
exist 000 for th e C h etco R iver’ p oj ,
E rnes and th e n u m b -r of v olum es
’hrough th e f ir s t fo u r grades ac th is y ear, and p re lim in a ry w or
h a s been in creased m any, m an y
-c-d ng to ‘ u r t . of schools, D. D
s a lre a d y u nderw ay. It is not b
W illiam s.
lieved how ever, th a t a c tu a l con tim es U pon m oving in to th e li­
b r a r y ’s new hom e M rs. P r inar i
T he bus tim es for th e youn ' st u ctio n of th e rock je tty wii
«•cured th e se vice of a g ra lu a te
j
begin
a
t
th
is
tim
e,
how
ever,
poss
ster.s will be th e sam e as la -'
lib ra ria n who in sta lle d th e s ta n -
i
b
’y
not
until
sp
rin
g
year. B oth th e fifth and th e sixth
d rd sy ste m o f. ru n n in g a lib ra ry ,
«trades wall a tte n d school from
V e te rs have a chance to et u
M rs. B ra in a rd
f e e s rhe has
' 45 u n til 2 45. H o u rs for th , a p o rt d is tric t to be called *’Tb
done her s tin t so fa r a s sch dub-d
split session will be m orning ! P o r t of B rookings" in tw o w eek i w ork is concerned.
~ ‘5-12:15 A ftern o o n s, 12:30-5:09. | T he election will be held on Se t
School
w ill
s ta rt
T ne-day, I em b er 14 and will include v o te rs
'e p te m b e r 4 C h e ste r B u m b a g e : in fo u r precin cts.
s th e new g ra d e school principal.
B rookings N o 1 will v o te in
Tho follow ing list includes those th e I.O .O .F. hall; B ro o k in g s N<-
n chool a t th e end of last y ear, 2, will vote in th e V .F.W hall
•nd those new s tu d e n ts reg istered ! f’h etco will v ote in the C hetco
T he B rookin ;s -H a rb o r school
h ro u g h 4.00 p.m. M onday, A ugust : G ra n g e hall and F e r elo voter; I d is tric t te a c h ix s. a n d ti ach er«
'7 T he list includes those who w
will c a s t th e ir hallo*.* a t Lesi - from th e C re sc e n t C ity g ra d e
to school in th e m o m in g - only. M ile rs hom e on th e N o rth B an
school, plus sonri" G old B . ch te t-
*
n ts >»-e to a ss
le th a t if road of th e C h etco R iver
I c h ers Will have an In se rv ic e W o rk ­
h e ir ch ild 's n am e h n o t on the
shop on T h u rsd a y an d F rid a y .if
O f course, only re g iste re d v o te r
-t *h« y will be ex ■ ted In th e a re a u th o riz e d to vote
f thi- w eek.
th t
rtern o o n sh ift.
T he firs t g en eral session w ¡1
ial election .
1 ir*t tirade;
open a t 9 a m w ith in tro d u ctio n «
T he polls will be ope
a .r
T om m y R A .ikrorn. D avid A. i nd will co n tin u e u ntil
and an n o u n c e m e n ts by D. D. W il­
p.m
I ?• al. Fiettv J* an B oardm an, Ha - I co rd in g to a no tice f
liam s, su p t. of school. A lso on
jle t C h ap m an , P a m a le e .Joy F a t ­ f clerk O leta W alk e r.
I h and w ill be Dr. C has. D ean, A -
te n . S u san M I're m in. ’ortld •
P rof, of E d u c a tio n ; L r H ow -
T he w ork no a - piogi
L 1 J. A kers, P io f. of L.I a tio n
R u th G rover. G ary L. 1- m a n i.
, , E y.m H am ilto n . Den e M W ilson
’ an d A dm in s tra tiv e , both of E u ­
.ar roun, N an. y J . H egge, S hirley p iesen t
gene: D r. M a rtin M a tte r, A sst,
Rivi
M<
¡F
J o rd a n . D avid R
La Ik »nt •. rnittee,
i i of.
of
E d u catio n ,
P o rtla n d
S h aro n L. L am p sa E d w ard L es ■« Ivitres
a le, an d D r C liff Robins- n d ii-
• since th a t tim e f r<
m an, S heila Lively, P am ela Neb m a n an d Ed A ckley w ent back
e e to r of S eco n d ary E d u c t i o n '
Th •
n e ra l th e m e will b. th e
ton, D avid O v ia tt.
W ash in g to n last M arch to test
M icheál R ay P e rry . J u d ith Pop
place of social tu d ie s In e d u c a -
before co n g ressio n al com m it!«
I .ion.
; in behalf of th e d evelopm ent
C o n tin u ed on P a g e 4
Dcub'e Shifting List Is Given
Frr Brookinns-Harbor School Dlst.
,» «■ 'V T O ’>E R 8
T h* ¿ e s ilin e f >r re g istra tio n
;n ■ he N- ember e! c to n is O c‘
e.- '. Any r gì t r i t i , a m ade be
f t t ' ,a t tim e can vote in 'h i
g :u : *l election A ll r g .s tra tio n -
- n be m ade a t th e E ooktngs C t;
H all.
Drive-in to Open
About Sept. 15
A rm y en g in ee rs have be**n m ak
ing soundings and com! :ctin
o th e r en g in e e rin g d a ta on th-
( h«‘tco R iver m outh d u rin g th '
I a t w eek. F o u r n g in eers, equip
fieri w ith b o at and o th e r a p p a ra
tu s h av e sp e n t n e a rly all w -ek i
m a k in g th e ir in v estig atio n s.
Teacher Workshop
T he T e rra c e D riv e-In T h e a tie
w ill open here on abo u t S ep tem b ?
15. acco rd in g to w ord receive
th is w eek. F in ish in g w ork is b e ­
ing done on th e p ro jectio n roorr
an d sn ack b a r. T he th e a tre will
hold a p ro x im a te ly 400
r*. T
se te e n is re p o rted ly one of th -
la rg e s t in th e a r a, b ¡ng son .
75 feet high, and 80 feet wide.
Begins Thursday
Reception I ield
For Teachers
A recep tio n fo r th e t
he
an d their w iv e ’, th e ad hr. s t a-
tion an d th e ir w ives, th e school
b o ard m em b ers and wiv«> 0
p re sid e n t of th e C h am b er f C om ­
m erce, Lions C lub and Rotar;,
C lub and head of tn e rr. *’•
a sso ciatio n w a held h ere W edne -
day.
T he p ro g ra m s ta r te d off With a
coffee hour in th*> m o rn in g and •
luncheon w as serv ed a t n< on m
th e school.
x:' t
i
D r. Gene Bowlin w ill o pen h is
d e n istry office here th is w eek. T he
office is lo cated in th e C am pbell
building, above F ia n k s P h a rm a c y .
It h as been co m p letely finished
now, and D r. Dowlin ex p e c ts to
w ork on h is firs t p a tie n t F rid a y
oof th is w eek. He fo rm e rly had
an office in R ogue R iv er a n d is a
re c e n t g rd u te of th e U n iv e rsity
of O regon D en tal college.
School District
T he B ro o k in g s-H arb o r school
d is tric t h a s received th e ir firs ’
s ta llm e n t of th e O regon B asic Aid
school su p j.o tr. T he ch eck received
am o u n te d to $39.098. an d w as sent
b y th e C u rry C o u n ty C lerk. S u p t.
o f school D. D. W illiam s said th a t
th e m oney re p re se n te d ab o u t 42
pe cent o f w h a t th e y will receive
th is y e a r fro m th e basic aid p ro ­
g ra m .
Mincer files for county assessor office
First P.T.A. Meet
Set for Thursday
R e g istra tio n in th e B rookings-
H a rb o r school sy stem still is in­
com plete, and m an y s tr a g g le ;s are
ex p ected to boost th e to ta l before
school opens n ex t w eek. F o r e x ­
am p le, in th e hig*h school 155
have enrolled in th e f ir s t th re e
g ra d e s, a n d 145 in to p th ree, fo r a
to ta l of 310. O ver 400 stu d e n t are
expected.
S tu d e n t? a re rem inded th a t th e
c la s se s a re filled on a firs t come,
f ir s t serv ed basis, and a re ask ed
to re g is te r b efore school open*.
In th e f i r s t g ra d e 83 stu d e n ts
have re g iste re d , w ith a n o th e r 20
expected. 41 new pupils in th e d is ­ NEW B I S D R IV E R
tr ic t have reg iste re d , alth o u g h it
A new bus dr iver h as been hire .
is ex p ected t h a t som e have been 'or th is term , a t th e s?ool. He 1
Mr E lm er E rb . Del N o rte Lane.
lo st fro m la s t y ear.
Mr. E rb w ill also a s s is t as cu sto -
lian of th e school.
Receives Check
Volume II. N um ber 2S
Thursday, August 30, 1956
By Bud Pisarek
W H O w as it th a t q u ie tly pulled
up to th e sto p sig n in h e r 50 g rey
ford an d p a tie n tly lifted up th e
hood and pulled o u t a little k itte n ?
Could it h av e been N adine H y a tt ’
H ubby F ra n k w ondered w hy th e
m o to r p u rre d like a k itte n .
WHO
W H O w a s it th a t took th e live
chicken o u t back w ith in in te n t
o f lopping off th e c r i tt e r ’s head
only to see th e th in g sh ak e loose
an d sca m p e r in to th e b ru ?h ? T hen
to to p it off he o ffered th e kids
a dim e if th e y w ould re trie v e t.
Could have been Jo e M urphy, ju s t
a sk him to tell ab o u t h is big g am e
h u n tin g experiences.
WHO
W H O w ro te th a t “W e have
no q u a rre l w ith th o se who sell
fo r less. T hey should know w hat
th e ir s tu ff is w o rth .’’ C ould have
been Mel P rice in his “O ffice C at
colum n in th e W E P CO N otebook
pu b licatio n . T h a t is q u ite a sound
piece of tr u th in P ric e s' n o tatio n .
Som e of th e local c a ta lo g u e b u y ers
should ta k e heed.
WHO
W H O ev er it w as th a t said
“ B rookin g s m ig h t be a sea of m ud
w hen th e ra in s h it b ecau se of all
th e re c e n t sew er d ig g in g s, m ig n t
be m ore th a n rig h t O f co u ise if
we s t a r t a $2 a m o n th c h a rg e fo r
everyone o w n in g a c a r we m ay
have enough in th e sin k in g fund
to g ra v e l th e ro ad s.
WHO
W H O is it th a t g o t c a rrie d a-
w ay w ith one o f th o se new fan g led
m in u te m in d e r tim in g d ev ices?
T he th in g h a s ev ery o n e in th e
household ju m p in g a t re g u la r in ­
te rv a ls. W ife N an cy m ig h t be
g u ilty o f th a t one d in g th e re
it goes a g ain , see you n ex t w eek.
Nowhere a Finer Community
• co ts a 8*0 <-he> k from
PRIZE W IN N E R : Mr«. Bob «wa
Pilot Pubi»« ber Bud P isarek. for h e r w in n in g en*r* in the Pilot \<l-
Rime e< n’»-«t recently « on« hid« J. M r« •« » ai ««»n a* one of the i">
weekly u in m ix .¡us n .n g .