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Nowhere a Finer Climate — Nowhere a Finer Community
T h u rsd ay , S ep tem b er 27, 1956
Botzek Named
To School Board
Bruins Travel to
SKETCH BOOK . ..
By Bud Pisarek
K in g
F rid a y
h e re to
P o w ers
h isto ry
F o o tb all took o v e r h ere
an d by th e looks of it it's
stay . T h e B ru in s d e feated
in th e ir first gam e in th e
of th e school.
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♦
T h e food sta n d set up b ack of
th e g ra n d s ta n d by th e stu d e n t
b ody w as s u re a scene of org an
ised co n fu sio n d u rin g th e half.
N ev er th e less th e p arch ed th ro a ts
a n d th e e m p ty sto m ach s s u re ap
p r e d a t e d th e h a rd w o rk p u t in by
th e stu d en ts.
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T h e L ions c lu b d id a fip e job
b y se ttin g u p th e p u b lic ad d ress
system . A1 P h illip s d id th e a n
n o u n cin g an d k ep t p re tty w ell up
w ith th e p ro g ress of th e gam e.
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D u rin g th e h a lf w e h e a rd th a t
M rs. S am H all p re se n te d S am w ith
a boy, th e ir fifth . Looks like S am
in te n d s to ra ise his ow n fo o tb all
team .
♦
♦
Friady Night
The
B ro o k in g s
B ru in s
w ill
tra v e l F rid a y in th e ir first out-of-
to w n e n c o u n te r ag ain st th e Illi
nois V alley C o u g ars at C av e J u n c
tion.
A cco rd in g to re p o rts receiv ed
h e re th e C o u g ars a re big an d fast
a n d h av e p le n ty of e x p erien ce.
T h ey h av e w on th e ir first tw o
o u tin g s, w h ip p in g St. M ary s of
M edford an d G len d ale. T h e C o u
g a r co ach in g s ta ff w as in B rook
ings F rid a y to v iew th e B ro o k
ings P ow ers gam e.
T w o bus loads o f sp e c ta to rs w ill
tra v e l to C ave Ju n c tio n from h e re
to p ro v id e tra n s p o rta tio n to som e
of th e y o u n g ste rs a tte n d in g th e
gam e. O ne of th e busses w ill c a r
ry th e h igh school band, w ho w ill
a tte n d .
C oach D oug M a c F a rla n e r e
p o rted no serio u s in ju ry re s u lte d
from th e g am e ag ain st P o w ers
d esp ite th e fact th a t it w as th e
L ()l ¡»SPEA K ER serv ice w as provided free by the I.ions club.
boys' in itia l en c o u n te r. M ost of
A t th e m ike w as A1 P h ill’ys, left. Serving here as spotters were
th e boys w ere a little stiff an d
B ill T h o m p so n an d G ene A llison. high school principal
so re th e n ex t day , h ow ever.
PILOT PHOTO
G am e tim e a t C av e Ju n c tio n <
w ill be 8 p.m . F rid a y .
Arrell wins honors, Jeep
Drive-in Theatre
Opens Its Gates
T h e T e rra c e D rive-In T h e a tre
o pened
its
d o o rs
W ed n esd ay
n ig h t, an d w ill be o pen from now
on, acco rd in g to o w n ers R ay m o n d
Pope
and
D ave
Irw in .
T he
| th e a tre , located ju s t p ast S o u th
C o a st m ill, h ad d elay e d th e ir
o p en in g d u e to th e fa ilu re o f th e ir
sp ea k e rs to a rriv e .
T he first sh o w in g th is w eek
w ill be “ H an g m an s K n o t" and
"T h e Big H eat".
Nominate Two
For Coos-Curry
♦
T alk a b o u t su p p o rt. T h e N o rth
B ro o k in g s B o o sters c l o s e d in
m asse to a tte n d th e g am e an d th e
P ly w o o d p la n t saw th e g am e in
sh ifts. T h o se on th e d ay sh ift got
th e r e for th e second h a lf as th e
n ig h t s h ift h ad to leav e fo r w o rk
a f te r th e h a lf end ed .
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W e saw E lm er B an k u s a t th e
gam e. I b et E lm er n ev er d re a m t
field w ould be used fo r a pigskin
frolic.
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A ll in all itw as a fine day, w ea
th e r, cro w d e n th u siam , an d of
co u rse V IC TO R Y
• • •
W arren M cN eely ra n up and
d o w n th e sid elin es y ellin g an d
e v e ry once in aw h ile he'd pincto
h im se lf to m ak e su re he w a sn ’t
d re a m in g . M any people told him
la s t w in te r h e w as d ream in g w hen
h e said B ro o k in g s w ould field a
fo o tb all te a m th is Fall. W arren
spear-headed th e fo rm atio n of the
Q u a rte rb a c k clu b an d w e all know
th e rest. W a rre n w a sn ’t d re a m in g
T h is is it.
REPORT "FLAWS" ARE DETECTED IN
CITY SEWER ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS
Cave Junction
AJ B otzek has been n am ed to
th e B ro o k in g s-H arb o r school d is
tr ic t 17-C. B otzek su cced s L ynn
B org, w ho resig n ed re c e n tly be
cause he m oved to G old Beach.
B otzek o p e ra te s th e B. B. C rab b
B ookkeep in g A gency, a n d has
lived in B ro o k in g s since 1952.
B otzek w as ap p o in ted by th e
school b o ard fo r th e v acan cy . He
w ill se rv e on his p re s e n t term
u n til th e n e x t a n n u a l school m eet
ing, on J u n e 17, 1957.
V olum e II, N um ber 32
T h e n o m in atio n co m m ittee of
i th e C oos-C urry Co-op h av e sen t in
AL MINCER, above. Plywood
th e ir nom inees fo r th e p o st of
d ire c to r of th e Co-op, acco rd in g worker, recently flipped his hut
to B ru ce C h ev ere, w ho w as co n in the race for County Assessor.
tacted
by
phone
W ednesday.
Mincer w ll be on the ballot us
C h ev ere re p o rte d th a t th e elec- i
tio n w ill be held in O sto b er e ith e r independent. Mincer w ill oppose
on th e 22 o r 29
the incum bent, George Sutton,
N om in ated w ere th e in su m b e n t who has been Curry County As
H ans N elson an d Roy W eidem an,
sessor for 24 years.
B rookins co n tracto r.
Price of H20 Goes Up in Brookings
P ublic
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o n D-
y .i l i t i c . C om m issioner of i e e n .M J52 iu o to m c r . ' o n ' I Z - m -
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C om pany h a s been a p n v e d , and
t
.
rhe in creased ra te will ta k e effect.
im m ed iately T he P. U. C. re p o rt
said th a t th e co m p an y 's o p eratio n
revenue will in crease to provide
a r a te of re tu rn of ab o u t 2.75
p er cen t.
A P. U . C. h e a lin g w as ne! 1
several w eeks ag o on th e m a tte r
n th e B rookings c ity hall. In 1955
R u n n in g u p an d dow n th e side • he com oarfy's to ta l o p e ra tin g re-
lin es k eep in g a ru n n in g p lay of th e v en u e w as $29,920, w h ile its to ta l
gam e I h ad little ch an ce to re a lly o' e a tin g e x p e m e s am o u n ted to
o b serv e m u ch o f th e fin er p o in ts $35,829.33 re su ltin g in an o p e ra t-
of th e gam e. B ut all ?n all I th in k ng loss of $6,258 94 fo r th e y e a r
T he re p o rt disclose,! th a t th-'
th e coaches sh o u ld feel v ery pro u d
p re se n t ra te s of th e B ro o k in g s
of th e fact th a t th ey d id w ondei
W a te r C om pany have been :n ef-
w ith th e boys.
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-
c u s to m e . 3 re q u r i n e re b u ild -
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” ,
m g of th e sy tern a n d th e m n -
f
s tru c tio n o f
reaervoir.
a
19.000,000
”
g al o i
A n tic ip a tin g fu r th e r population
g ro w th th e co m p an y h as p u r
chased 8,000 feet of pipe and th •
nece s a r y valves to tra n s p o rt 1.«
000.000 g allo n s o f w a te r a d ay
fr° m th e C hetco river to its res-
ervoir. a cco rd in g to th e rep o rt,
The P I ’ C. said th a t th e fixe 1
a p ital of th e co m p an y as of De-
r em ber 31 am o u n ted to $112 8 8 5 -
72. 'rh e new ra te will in c ie a s
the co m p an y 's o p e ra tin g revenue
>9,700 an n u ally , based on 19JF,-
- pe atio n s
F re n c h ie A rre ll is now " D ru g
gist of th e M onth". A te le g ra m to
th a t effect w as received from the
Bob and Ray Show'— a n atio n w id e
contest. T h e o fficial an n o u n ce
m ent w ill co em o v er th e air soon,
p erh ap s T h u rsd a y (to n ig h t). T he
p ro g ram is c a rrie d locally by
K1EM —E u rek a.
D r. R ich ard S m ith sen t in th e
w in n in g le tte r, in 50 w o rd s or
less, te llin g ot th e w ork A rrell
has d one w ith th e B rookings
W alking Blood B ank. F or his p a rt
Dr. S m ith , w ins a B en ru s w atch
A rre ll v. ins a 2 w heel d riv e Je e p
D isp atch er.
T h e pro m o tio n is m ad e by M c
K esson Robins,
P ep so d en t,
and
W illiam s S h a v in g S oap Co. and
w ill h av e a n atio n w ide hook up.
A form al p re s e n ta tio n of th e gifts
w ill be m ad e in B rookings later.
P lan B ooster N ight
At the C hetco G range
A
B ixister N ig h t is
being
planned fo r th e C hetco G range on
O ct. 5 F rid ay , beginning a t 8
p.m . 'rtie evening is designed to
ac q u a in t th e people w ith th e w ork
of th e G range. A sp e a k e r is
planned, a s well a s sk its, m usic. J
and o th e r e n te rta in m e n t. A d u lt,
end children a re cordially invited
CROWDS GATHER
FOR PANCAKES
A lot of B rookings people, foot
ball e n th u sia sts o r no, had pan
cak es w ith bacon S a tu rd a y m orn
ing at th e b re a k fa s t serv ed up by
th e C & K M ark et w ith th e pro
ceeds going to th e Q u a rte rb a c k
club. $58 35 w as tu rn e d o v e r to
th e club from th e m a rk e t, p ro fits
from th e 39 ce n t feed.
High school girls did th e fry in g
and serv in g u n d e r th«* d irectio n
of G eorge F lin t, C a rn a tio n sales
m an.
NIGHT POI.K E PHONE
T h e B rookings P olice D ept. can
be reach ed at n ig h t by callin g
2451. T h at is th e n u m b e r of H otel
B rookings, an d som ebody w ill be
a v a ila b le to a n sw e r th e phone all
night.
T he c ity of B rookings has ru n h av e been p u t in to C rescent. H e
in to a legal s n a rl on th e sew er as said th at th e firm has p u rch ased
se ssm en t d istrict. New C ity At p r o p e rty n e a r C hetco H om e an d
to rn e y W illiam B a ld e rre e told th e A uto for a b u ild in g in 1958, and
council Tuesday n ig h t th a t in his th ey hope to p u t in sev eral pay
o p in io n th at th e re a re " ju ris d ic p hones in th e city.
tio n al d efects m th e p ro ceed in g s"
L a te r D istrict A ttorney’ Ed A ck
s e ttin g u p th e a ssessm en t d istric ts
ley a p p eared to req u est ad option
B a ld e rre e said th a t th e alleg ed
H ome R ule" o rd in a n c e
d e le c ts w ould re q u ire th e city to °f an
re-assess the p eople in th e d istric t. w hich w ould re q u ire th e phone
B ald e rre e em phasized th e p o in t com pany to p u t an ex ch a n g e in
B rookings. No action w as ta k e n at
th a t th e re-assessm ent w o u ld n ’t
th e m eeting.
affect th o se people w ho h ave a l
A gi »-at deal of discussion w as
ready p a id cash for th e ir sew er,
o r it w o u ld n 't affect those hav in g held on th e o p en in g up of H assett
signed u p for B an cro ft bonds. s tre e t, an e x ten sio n of W est Pio.
H o w ev er, all w ould receiv e no n e e r. G eorge H assett and his w ife
a p jx 'a re d to re q u e s t th e o p en in g
1 tiees.
T he legal d iffic u ltie s cam e a- up of th e s tre e t, as did P ercy
j bout w h en a tto rn e y S am Hall, re- H anks and B ill T hom pson, post
1 p re s e n tin g clien ts in D istrict 7, m aster, w ho w a n te d to ro u te th e
p re p a re d a list of e rro rs of p ro hom e m ail d e liv e ry th e re . T he
c ed u res in the assessm en t. B a ld e r gist of th e p roblem w as th a t th e
w a sn ’t fin a n cially
re e w en t over th e list p o in t by city sim ply
ab
le
to
open
up
a stre e t, re g a rd
; p o in t, b u t ad m itte d th a t th e re
i Were defects. He said th a t if th e less of th e rig h t of w ays. B esides
j council is in d o u b t to v a lid ity of th e council w as a fra id th a t a p re
assessem en t, th en by sta te law , i ced en t m ig h t be set, an d o th e rs
th ey h av e the rig h t to re a s s e s s w ould w a n t s tre e ts ojiened.
th e p ro p e rty ow ners. He said th a t
T he council approved th e plan-
because ot the sam e p ro c e d u re s um g com m ission re c o m m e n d a tio n
u sed in th e o th e r d istricts, th at th a t S a lisib u ry and F ly n n be a l
th e y too w ould be d efectiv e. I lowed to re b u ild th e ir m ill, off
B a ld e rre e said th a t it w as safe to F.asy st., w hich b u rn ed a few’
assu m e th a t if th e defects w e re n ’t I w eeks ago. T h ey also accep ted
c o rre c te d th a t th e clien ts of H all | p ro p e rty of E lm er B an k u s o n P ac
w ould ta k e the m a tte r to court. ific an d h ig h w ay 101, w ith no
B a ld e rre e said th a t it w as assutn o bligation.
eit th at th e re a s se ssm e n t w ould
P etitio n s w ere filed fo r Wil-
fig u re out at ab o u t th e sam e cost H ard J . S p en cer for m ayor, an d
basis as th e first assessm ent.
sh o rtly a fte r p e titio n s w ere filed
O th e rw ise th in g s w ere p re tty foi C. F. "F e ll C am p b ell fo r m a
q u ie t at th e m eeting. G eorge M c yor. a ss u rrin g a race fo r th a t pos
B ride, m a n a g e r of Coos C u rry dis- ition to succeed Roy B rim m .
tre t of th e West C oast T elep h o n e C am p b ell re p o rte d th a t he w ill
Co. m ad e a re p o rt on im p ro v e not resign now from th e co u n cil
m e n ts of late inn th e ir sei ice. H e because he fe lt th a t he " s h o u ld n ’t
said th a t th re e a d d itio n a l c ircu its go out now wh( Il th e tim e is p re t
ty ro u g h " . H e feels th a t he w ould
be le ttin g th e peo p le d o w n .
Council M eeting
A p e titio n by Jo e Ja c o b s to re
The follow ing Is as com plet
zone R 1 p ro p e rty on h ig h w a y 101
a re p o rt as th is n ew sp ap er can
to e o n u n erieal w as re a d a n d re-
g ive on the council m eeting
fe rre d to th e p la n n in g com m is
held som ew here in B rookings
sion. A n o rd in a n c e w as passed
T u esd ay aftern o o n .
ch a n g in g o rd in a n c e 82 on th e d a te
o f se w e r ch arg es. A le tte r from
S o u th C oast, and th e B rookings-
H a rb o r school d is tric t w as read
re q u e s tin g th a t th e c ity go to th e
co u n ty and a tte m p te d to get som e
action on an a lte rn a te tru c k ro u te
ra th e r th an th o se now in use, j.e.
past th e school. A le tte r w as to be
w ritte n to th e co u n ty c o u rt and a
c o m m ittee w as to be nam ed to see
he co u rt.
$82 w as O .K .’d by th e council
to pay fo r th e blood ty p in g seru m
out of th e d is a s te r fund. T hey in-
stru e te d th e c ity a tto rn e y to d ra w
up an o rd in a n c e lim itin g speed
an d p a rk in g on all alley s m the
city.
C ity licen sin g w as d iscu ssed
an d 20 le tte rs from b u sin ess
places w ere read . T in th o u g h t th e
p resen t sy stem w as too high. F ive
favored th e p re se n t sy stem and
th re e req u ested a flat fee for all
businesses. T w o others fav o red a
new system . No actio n w as ta k e n ,
alth o u g h v ario u s plan s w ere dis
cussed.
T he council a u th o riz e d th e sale
of B ancroft bonds in O rd in a n c e
‘ A ny
q u e s tio n s
r e g a r d in g
N
97 p r o v id in g fo r th e issuance
th e m eetin g can lie d iiected to
y o u r c o u n c ilm a n .
and sale of $76,888 w o rth o f
bonds.
Bruins win first game of year, 8-7 with last second marker
!
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