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Nowhere a Finer Climate -- Nowhere a Finer Community
Volume X ï, Number 39
Police Chase
Man 37 Miles
Largest Fish in
Smith Caught
Thursday, November 15, 1956
Ask Court To Restrain City
From Buying "Old" Sewer
Richard Buffington. P o n t i a c
dealer from Gold Beach, had a
MU*
com plaint to lodge Tuesday night
Mrs.
Lou
Hensey,
visiting
the
at the council meeting. Buffington
said that he was in Brookings on vOe Jacobs' caught the largest sal
business, and then he drove back mon caught in the Sm ith River in
the past seven years Sunday. The
to Gold Beach.
In Gold Beach he visited the Zi »h weighed in at 601-4 lbs. and
Sunset Inn, of which he is a part 1 s ^cod en¡ough to w in the sal-
held at th e Sm ith
The Brookings city governm ent
ow ner, and then w alked down mon derby
received
a summons last S aturday
River.
SCHOOL
W
IN
D
O
W
S
town. Suddenly (as he tells it»
' M ............. . .. y a jo accom panied
to appear in court, to show cause
a policem an asked nim for his
why they should buy the existing
Hensey, her husband.
REPORTED BROKEN .
drivers license. He didn't recog by Mr. Lou othcr-in-law, J x Ja-
sew
er from Elmer Bankus,
♦
and
her
br
nize the uniform , and put up an
D. D Williams, supt of sch o o ls,1
The
suit,
signed
by
some
42
argum ent. An altercation follow cobs
Sunday, N ovem ber 18, m arks reported that nine w indow s in the
A five m an crew from P ortland
citizens now on the existing sys
ed, w ith the police officer hitting
the day m any of the local girl
w orking for the AMF com pany is
school
were
broken
over
the
past
Buffington w ith his flashlight (ac
scout troops have been w aiting
installing autom atic pinspotters tem, was in effect, an injunction
cording to Buffington).
for. Girl scout aw ard day takes week end. He said th at it is the this week in the Azalea Lanes. against the city against buying
Because of this Buffington ap
place then. It will be held in the third tim e this year that windows The pinspotters are the latest the sewer.
peared before the Brookings coun
G range hall in H arbor and the have been broken in he school thing in equipm ent, m aking bowl- I At the council m eeting Tuesday
cil to dem and an apology.
and reported th at “ if the person ing com pletely autom atic except city attorney Bill B alderree said
tim e is 2 to 4:30 p.m.
Chief Bud Cross told the coun
Coffee and cake will be served or persons are apprehended they far throw ing the ball dow n the th a t “it would be ill advised” for
Tourists traveling up the “most
cil his version of the 37 mile chas£ m agnificent" road, from the stand after the In v estitu te excercise for will be prsecuted to the full ex alley.
th e city to go ahead now w ith
He claim ed that Buffington was point of scenery, V. S. 101, now the new troop tak es place. T hic tent of the law ”,
The Brookings alleys are closed their plans to buy the existing
speeding at betw een 110 and 115 »ee a huge hign, encouraging event is scheduled for 2 p.m.
W illiams said th at the broken this week, and will re o p e n S a tu r system until the thing is settled.
m iles an hour in Brookings, and them to “Stay on 101”.
sharp. The aw ards program fol windows w ere in th e upper grade day night w ith the new m achines
However, Balderree reported
th e officer, P at Sims, gave chase.
This sign, attractively designed, lows. T here will also be a special school, and one was in the upper set up. The pinspotters pick up th a t now that litigation has been
He finally apprehended B uffing w ith a view of the coast is a wel- aw ard for th e person and troupe
the down pins, and will re-rack started it might be advantageous
grade shop.
ton in Gold Beech, and attem pted com ’' asset t. those cf us who selling th e most tickets in the
w ith the pressing of a button.
for every body to use it and get
to m ake an arrest, when B r'fin e - 1 a a a i cl. 1 m ore in our pockets Thanksgiving T urkey race.
Because the m achines elim inate som ething done. He suggested
Schedule
Child
Clinic
on resisted. Cross said too. that a because if the tourists. This inci-
pin boys, the Lanes will be able w rittin g Bankus’ atto rn ey s to see
It m ust b - ".m -m beder this is
Gold Beach officer refused to dently, m eans about everybody in on Open H cus? affair and every-
T here will be a Brookings Well to be open afternoons from now if they will be a third p arty in the
help m ake th e arrest.
the Brookings-Harbor are a—eith- I one is welcome to come and see Child Clinic on Friday, November on, according to G lenn Rogers, suit, in o rder to have all th ree
The council was told that there er directly or indirectly.
w hat th e local girl scouts have 16 betw een 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 owner.
parties represented. He said th at
was no compi «int lodged against
Rogers said th at the big crew, even if the city agrees w ith the
The huge sign, placed w here it been doing th e past year.
a m. at the Brookings grade school
Buffington at t'u ■ time. Mayor will do the most good, in Crescent
plus
electricians
have
been
w
ork
Dr. Paul Ronniger w ill give phy
42 citizens there would be no
Roy Brim m s-ld -hat he council City before travelers would swing
Mr and Mrs. Emil Moore ac sical exam inations and im m uniza ing since Monday m orning, in guarantee th at Bankus would be
w as not a court, and that he w as over on 199, is rem ark ab le in its
com panied Mrs. H. Bass to San tions for DPT and Sm all Pox vac order to finish by Fridav. The bound by the court decision.
n ’t going to m ake any apology achievem ent.
Francisco,
S atu rd ay w here they cinations assisted by D orothea grand re-opening is scheduled for
In other actions the council dis
until the facts of the case w ere
7 p.m. S atu rd ay night.
M iller, public h ealth nurse.
How does som ething like this enjoyed the city for a few days.
allow ed all protests on the reas
determ ined. He asked that a study come about. First, two motel men
sessm ents of the three sew er dis
be m ade on the case
Ja ck Hagen of the Bonn, and Mer-
tricts. Protests on area 2 w ere
Buffington m ade a statem ent
rell Bullock of th e Crest kicked
Elm er Erb, who counldn’t be ser
th a t he m ay take the city into around the idea. Then they con
ved w ithout replum bing because
suit over the m atter.
tacted the C ham ber of Com merce
of the gravity flow, and Bud Pis
for th e ir approvel and help Then,
arek. whose house couldn’t be
HAVE OPEN HOUSE
others, such as Bob Phillips and
served at all. The city followed
An “open house’’ for the new Ben Phetteplace, to m ention two.
In a mess th a t has the whole th e engineers recom m endations
district clerk ’s office was cele w ent out to contact the m erchants
com m unity buzzing, Jessie Davis th a t th e protests be disallowed.
brated by the elem entary teachers ’ of the city. Hagen and Bullock
was form erly charged w ith slan
In area 4, C. A. Page protested
and clerks w ith Supt. of Schools and several other» attem pted to j
d er Tuesday afternoon by Police against the assessm ent against the
D. D. W illiams as guest. Cookies
sell the idea to those north of
Cheif Bud Cross.
scout building, but Brim m had re-
w ere baked, and the office was
Brookings who would also profit
Davis, who h asn 't been arrested I quested the com m unity to help
presented w ith two plants.
by the sign.
i T hree people cam e up w ith tie as yet, h ad han d b ills printed and pay the sew er costs on th e build
By these means, eventually |
( scores In the w eekly Gold A rrow circulated in Brookings S atu rd ay ing
enough money was raised to put
Football contest. Eillen Lewis, one rught and Sunday. The handbills,
PIPE DREAMS . . .
No protests w ere allowed in
up the sign—and th ere it will
Two new operators recently of the three, was a little sh arp er recording to the com plaint w ere area 7 either by the council act
stay for three years at least— took over m anagem ent of the w hen it cam e to predictions “false and slanderous,” and at- ing under recom m endations from
w elcom ing all to visit th e Oregon N orth Brookings Richfield station. though. Eilleen picked the Oregon ! tem pted to “injure, defam e, or the planning commission.
Coast.
Bill M cGrew from Gold Beach - W ashington game as a tie, but maliciously annoy” Chief Cross
The planning commission refer-
We think the idea was a fine and Bob Wilson of F orest Grove, lost out on the M innesota - Iowa • and his family.
ed back Joe Jacobs zoning change
: one, and w e’re only too happy to will be p artn e rs in the operation. gam e and the H umbolt • Nevada
The handbills,
titled,
“The to the council for «'’tu n . Conn-
I salute all those who had part in
M cGrew who has been a S tan tussle. Roger Thompson, last week t-u th about vice and crim e in cil agreed to advertise a notice of
selling the idea, and in co n trib u t dard station consignee for th ree w inner, also cam e un w ith top Brookings in C urry county an I in hearing on the re-zoning. The
ing to it. A nother exam ple of how re a rs in Gold Beach w orked for predictions this week again The the state of Oregon,*’ also con city grouo accepted the resigna
com m unity cooperation works will R taandard five years prior to that th ird m em ber of the E xperts cir- tained the nam es of Byron LeRoy tion of Percy Hanks from the
be seen by thousands of people He was in business for him self k !e was Red Ross. The two la tte r Brimm, Mayor; Sam uel Hall, as planning board, and appointed
d uring the next th ree years.
faur years before w orking for J w inners stum bled on the Oregon - D istrict A ttorney (he has since Forest Hvsom to the board.
Itev. H cnrv O ster <> >e an - ••• -
S tandard. M cG rew ’s family are W ashington tie gam e and Roger left that office), Roy Brown as
’ is wife. Dolores, two boys who picked Indiana over Ohio State, the (recording court), Wesley re<1 to ask when th<> city would
By I oc Murphy
a-e in school and a dau g h ter not w hile Red stru n g along w .th good Smith, as under sheriff; and Wil be able to h i- k the p>f»ne’’t'es <>n
old Wisconsin over N o rth w e ste n liam G. Thompson as Post M aster. th<• new sew er line to the trunk.
vet school age.
T here was quite a delegation
The handbills w ere circulated He• said th at in a few w eeks the
Wilson w orked for S tandard sta All th ree w inners are asked to re
from Brookings at Palto Alto to
' r h wo’dd he usabl e. and a-k-
tions for five years after he got port out to the H iw av M arket by slipping them under the doors
see Oregon S tate knock over fav
The population of Brookings in cut of the N a w and had been and fight over the w inning prizes. of business places, including the <d if the tank 'r» r k c ”uld b ‘ used
ored S tanford. Bob Dimmick and creased by nine this week when w orking at a S tandard station in
Eleven people tied for the sec Pilot, and by passing them out on
th e church if the sew er isn't
boys w ent, as did Elmer Bankus, f-i") rnr-n arrived here to open a Forest G rove before he moved ond spot after a record num ber of trie street and in various business by
us
fM e Lesm eister, Mr. and Mrs. C redit Service bureau, which will here w ith his wife. Agnes, and his entries were counted. These elev- places.
1Ed Ackley, district a♦torney, ap-
Cliff Brimm, Tom McKenzie and serve C urrv and Del N orte county pre-school son and daughter.
enare:
Last week Davis cam e into the peared to explain that he would
family, M ildred Byrne, to m en
The men. Dave Cham berlain
Josephine Owens. Ann Nelson, Pilot and asked th at the inform a advise the council to dron the pro
Richard Seelev who has been
tion a few.
and Fr^d Sproule have onened the Richfield dealer at this station C. A. Smith, Jim W ashburn, Glen- tion be printed in the Pilot new s posed telephone ordinan ■. be-
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th e ir office in the Manley Build
na Jo Giddings, S. B. Lewis, Sam paper. P ublishers Joe M urphy and cause the service is much im prov
We assum e th at most of the ing. Their firm . The C urrv Coun will leave Brookings soon w ith my Coy, Caroline P utm an, Claude Bu J P isarek refused because of ed. Ackley also com plained about
his
wife,
Betty,
and
th
ree
child
above m entioned will go all the ty Service Bureau will deal in
ren for th e ir new hom e in China Bollman, Poyce W idm er and Jim the content of the letter. Then Ihe dirty streets, parti ularly
way. and see Oregon S tate in the credit reporting and collections.
Lake,
C alifornia w here Dick will B arrett. These second placers pick Davis askd that it be printed in Chetco Ave,
Rose Bowl come New Y ear's day.
C ham berlain was born in the
ed 12 out of 15,
handbill form. The publishers also 1 G ary W imberly asked th at the
On the other hand. Bob Phillips Black Hills of S. Dakota and be project engineer at the Naval RARBERSI1OPPERS
refused to do that, and notified council do som ething about the
O
rdnance
Test
Depot.
This
station
saw Oregon play in Eugene.
spent two years at W illam ette U. is concerned w ith the develop VISIT CRESCENT CITY
Chief Bud Cross as to w hat Beresa paving. Citv Work Supt.
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’and Santa Rosa college For th e
Six m em bers of th e local Bar- Davis was attem pting to do.
Ralph Reed reported th a t action
Everybody is still shaking their past three years he has been m an m ent and testing of guided mis bershoppers Q u arteters v i s i t e d
Davis, who reportedly lives in is expected on the paving very
siles,
aircraft
fire
control
system
s'1
heads about the election The big ager of a credit bureau in L eba
the Crescent City C hapter T ues California, was in Brookings Tues- shortly.
and o th er ordance projects.
gest surprise to all was the defeat non, Oregon.
day night. They w ere C harles j day, but officers w ere unable to
Applications for federal aid in
of Congressman H arris Ellsw orth,
Cham berlain and his wife. Lee.
G rayshel, area chairm an; Henry arrest him because the com plaint, a sew er disposal plant was discus
and Gov. Elmo Smith. Of course, have two children, Pam ela, 3, and ATTENDS MEETING
Mosier, George Mosier, Vic Hof- drew up by D. A Ackley, h ad n ’t sed, and B alderree said it would
Elmo should have profitted by Debra, 5 Soroule is a native of
F rank Fanger, shop instructor dahl, Ted Robison, and Bill Hun been filed yet.
be useless to file at this tim e, un
Sen Guv Cordon's m istake of M ontana, and was raised in Salem at the Brookings-H arbor high ter. The local q u arte ters are still
It was reported th at the FBI til the city acquires land for the
tw o years back. If a candidate He is a graduate of W illam ette school attended a conference for looking for m ore ringers to Join
j will be called in on the case to disposal plant.
doesn't visit Brooking—as per U. and was assistant m anager of Industrial Art teachers last week th eir
group.
C ontact C harlie determ ined w here the m aterial
T hree ordinances w ere passed,
Cordon and Sm ith—they haven’t the Salem adjustm ent dept for end at Benson Tech school in G rayshel or any o th er m em ber of
was printed. It is believed th at 100, 101. and 102, all relatin g to
got a chance of w inning an elec six months, and for two years was Portland.
th e quartet.
law prohibits tran sp o rtin g ob the re-assessment of the th ree
m anager of the credit bureau at
tion.
j scene literatu re across the state sew er areas
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Bend Sproule and his wife Shi -
A fter a brief recess Mayor Elix t
J line A uthorities w ere attem pting
Coach Cal Pace and his letter- ley have three children. Mike 5,
Fell Cam pbell took over the m a
:
to
learn
w
hether
any
of
the
h
an
d
m an's club has scheduled
a C lark 3 and Jim , 1 month.
y o r’s desk for “ practice”.
bills went through the mail.
-S m oker” for Friday night. It is
The firm is now open for busi
All parties concerned w ere con-
to include several boxing m at ness and welcomes anv inquiries
i sidering th e possibility of a suit
ches tl should have been held be- on the services they offer. They
i against th e p rin tin g firm w hich W illiam s Attends
fore the election, and m aybe we a r licensed through the Real Es
The election isn’t over yet. At caused the m aterial to be printed,
could have got a candidate or two ta te Commission.
least the counting isn ’t over. A1 ! although no action has been taken Superintendent Convo
to square off.
Mincer, Brookings candidate for as yet. An FBI man, called in
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D D. Williams, supt. of schools,
C urry county assessor has filed from Eureka, w as supposed to be
Social Security Due
attended a m eeting of the first
Boxing is one of my favorite
a petition w ith the S ecretary of in Brooking W ednesday to work class d istrict superintendents in
sports, and if I find somebody I
S tate requesting a recount.
Here November 20
on th e case.
Pori and S aturday. The group de-
am m ad at I would like to chal
A “Sm oker has been set for
The com plaint filed against ! cided to concentrate their efforts
The request was accom panied
lenge them to a grudge fight.
Carlos L. H unsinger. m anager Friday night, sponsored by the
Maybe if I show up Friday trie ir Social Security A dm inistration, L etterm an 's flu b of the Brook by a check for $130, or $10 for Davis is just a m isdem eaner. A to attem p t to bring about state
w arrent for the arrest of Davis ! legislation th at would secure 50
w ill be someone w illing to pin of the Eureka d istric t office of the ings-H arbor high school. The new each precinct to be counted.
was issued W ednesday by the i percent of th e schools operational
Mincer,
C
harles
G
rayshal,
Virg
announced
today
that
a
represen
my ears back.
event is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
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tative of that office will m aintain and w ill display some basketball, C lark and Jo e M urphy w ent to Justice C ourt here, w ith Judge costs from the sta te Currttntly
Gold Beach S atu rd ay to notify Hans Nelson officiating.
schools are getting about 30 per-
T his is going to be a busy week office hours at th e Brookings City boxing and wrestling.
cent of th eir operational costs
end. sportsw ise. We w ant to be H all November 20. 1950. from 1:00
T he high school faculty will th e county clerk of th eir in te n
from th e state.
among the first to try’ out the to 3 00 p.m
play
basketball
against
the tions for a recount and to request N avy C hief Visits
The group also w ent ahead w ith
Chief Enginem an Jam es Nagel
new pinspotters at Azalea Lanes,
Individuals w ishing inform ation schools in tram u ral league cham p th a t the ballots be securely lock
and wife, now stationed in V allejo plans to ask for a more equal ba»-
too. However, our Rotary team about the Federal Old-age and ions. Six 3 round bouts are plan ed and sealed.
isn’t as concerned about a pin- survivors insurance program m a v ned for boxing and six w restling
According to the official can California are visiting th eir rela , ic school support fund, and went
spotter as it is about a pin knock- contact the rep resentative at th at m atches w ill be held to round out vass of votes cast M incer lost the fives .the Joe Jacobs. Mr. Nagel on record as supporting the school
j d istrict re-organization.
is a nephew of Mr. Jacobs.
tim e
election by only six votes.
the program .
erover
Set Up Automatic
Girl Scouts to
Have Program
Pinsetters Here
j
New Sign
Greets Tourists
SLANDER CHARGE LEVELED
N'gate Richfield
Now Under New
Three Tie In
Football Game
Management
Credit Bureau
Opens in Brookings
Mincer asks count
SMOKER IS SET
FOR FRIDAY