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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1956)
U GF W LIBRARY* EUGENE GRE Mincer Loses In Re-Count Nowhere a Finer Climate - Nowhere a Finer Community V olum e XI, N um ber 40 T h u rsd a y . N ovem ber 22, 1956 5i^x'vf3gçî< I t ’s official now. George S utton, present county assessor, won the ele tion A re-count, called for by the M.ncer f it Asses or com m it tee, was held Thursday, and hanged the final tally by only one. vote. Mincer finished only four votes liehind Sutton in the final re-count figures. Sutton, who has been the coun ty assessor for 24 yeats, lost one vote on the recount, and Mincer added one to hi- total. The first ballot figutes showed a difference of six votes between the men. Balloting in the entire county was j fa r over the 4iXMl figure. R ecounting disclosed th a t over 300 people in th e county didn t ■ m ark th e ir b allo ts for eitliei can* iM la‘ e p .p p in g th a t race en- K32S : tire'.y. M n -er. a B cokings plywood ! worker, was in his first attem pt I for a pul u office. Grayshel Named Photographer To Locate Here Il .b Macy, fomerly of l>hoe^ ; PHILLIPS BUY SHEHAN STORE The Phillips family, operators of P h illip ’s D ad and Lad, have purchased the stock of S hehan s C lothing store, it was announced th is week. For th e tim e being the Phillips plan on operating the S hehan establishm ent in its present loca tion, w ith Ron Shehan, b rother of form er ow ner Bob Shehan, in charge. T he Phillips plan to oper ate the store until afte r th e holi day season, in order to give the people of the area a b e tte r selec tion. Bob S hehan reports that he had deeded ecll the business be cause of other interests. He plans on staying in th area, and is now w orking for L eonard Real Estate as a salesm an. No changes will be m ade in the m erchandise in either store at tim e the P hillips’ said. The m uddy street at Plym outh colony ran 150 yards some say 180— from the Rock to the barrier of green. From the Rock you sighted due east over the sandy cape three thousand em pty n.i es to Spain. But it was the sam e ocean that broke on the Devon cliffs in E ngland and y o r could ta k e com fort in that. W est was the loneliness. T i e w all of trees. W alk one furlong into the forest . . . o u t of sight of the houses, out of hearing of the ax falls . . . and you w ere in the silences. No voice to say “cat or cry “gun” from here to the shining Connecticut of Indian le gend and beyon d to the nam eless and untrodden place , I Tac o m a and the H udson, the C atskills and the A lleghenies and the M ississippi and the prairies a r d the M issouri and the plains and B lack H ills and the R ockies and the high desert and the low d e s ert and the Sierra N evada and the big valley and the golden hills of the w ater gate b y the sea of Drake ar.d Mage'.k . That is w hy com etim es you w ent inside and barred the door even wher. the Indians w ere not a b o rt and touched steel a r d flint and, clcth and pew ter and sawn w ood and pow d er and lead cr.~ prin ted paper. These must be the real things you said because the lon eliress pressed dow n and up and all around. But you knew th ey w eren't and this is w hy you sought people and laughter and serm ons and a ham m er and you fire d a gun and dug a foundation and felled a tree and next w eek th e forest and the lone.m ess w ere forced back the cast of a stone but not the range of a mus Tax Group Head T em porary officers of the C ur ry County T ax League have been elected. They are C harles Gray- g ^ e / v i r c ‘ p ^ s k lc \u n andB V k ^ i '.’a p h y ^ tu d to in °th eM arJey build- Clark. sw re tra y ^ Oa® ^ F riday above .he .he Rexall Drug The group w as nam ed F rid ay s , „ e M ,.v arrived in Brooking» n ig h t a t a m eeting of th e new V w e e k . ' a fte r a .rip u? th e organisation. D irectors nam ed were: G ray oast. He reported th a t Brookings shel. Brooks, Langlois; Clark. looked like the nice t city on the Berger. C. Ed Dempsey, M. E. oast, and decided to stop here Kelly, Port O rford, O rville Town to establish a business. send and Jim Moir, Gold Beach. He form erly was a new spaper The group review ed th e arti- r photographer ----- cies of fo r the Phoenix Re- incorporations, and sug- public. the largest new spaper in ) gested by-laws. They w ill m eet Arizonia. He w as a varied photo- shortly w Rh th e balance of the graphic background, w ith a great com m ittee for the final adoption deal of experience. He and his papers. Dave Forchier has wife are living in an ap a itm en t been appointed acting legal coun cil for th e group. near Mill Beach. Doctors in split Martha Grayshel I Appointed Hostess A sp lit in the Brookings “m ed ical society" was reported this week, w ith Dr. David Brown leav ing the offices of the Woodland P ark Clinic, and Dr. Paul Ronni- ger. Dr. R onniger will continue to practice a t th e same location, in ________ the Woodland Park Clinic, in the building. He will be assisted Dr Je an 'T ayjor< tw o days a week A schedule of th eir office hours ap|M.ars in another p art of v.eeR>s pilot. Mrs. M artha G rayshel of this city. has retu rn ed from San Fran- cisco, w here she completed a ten- A r r o u r c e D ealership day course of training preparing W ards G as and Appliance Cen- h er for the th e position of Wei- t r announced this w eek that come Wagon Hostess which she they have been appointed dealer ket ball. now holds in this community. for C olem -n heaters. They will Dr Ronnii? r ’s wife. Tx*e, who add a parts and service d e p a rt Mrs, G rayshel is one of Wei is a registered nurse will assist in W ith the w inter gone and the sun hot Indian corn now sprouts m ent for heaters, for both pro come W agon’s more than 5000 the clinic, replacing Ronnie Rag w here the loneliness w as and th at is w hy after the harvest there pane and oil fired heaters hostesses who are m iking approx land. who also ,i ft the offices. w ill be a d a y of Thanksgiving because you know the w all of im ately a million calls annually Dr. Brow n announced the re on fam ilies in the United States. moval of his office from th e Wood S K E T C H BOOK . . . trees w ill not creep back to the R ock again, not next year or H aw aii and in the Provinces of land P ark Clinic Dr. Brow n will C anada, em bracing more than open his own office here in Brook ever. W hen you go to shoot a tu rk ey you hear the ax fa ’'s ever 1500 cities ings as soon as rem odeling of farther west. These clls on behn’f of Wei the old nost office -pact can be come Wagon’s more th an 50,000 com pleted Tonight you w ill open the Book and read a Psalm. s ponsors are m ade on such im- Mrs Ragland will be e n w lo y e t p o rtan t fam ily occasions as the office nurse, assisted bv Dr. Local City O fficials to P irth of a Baby, S ixteenth B irth Brow n’s wife, who is also a regis days, E n g a g e m e n t A nnounce tered nurse. T ak e in C onference m ents; when fam ilies move lo In th e m eantim e Dr. Brown Several people, who are now in cally in a com m unity and when will .................................... w ju continue VUI1LJI1U1. to care for his p j- The Brookings Cham ber of the city governm ent, or will be th ey arriv e in a com m unity as b v m aking use of the faclli- ( cinm erce will have a dinner on Ja n u ary 1, will attend the new residents. Calls are also m ade tjes off,,red h im at the Brookings m eeting for all m em bei’a on Nov League of Oregon Cities annual on special occasions such as c iin ie Office hours are M indnv, em ber 28. next W ednesday night, convention in P o rtland this com Golden W edding A nniversaries W ednesday. F riday evening from By Bud Pisarek beginning a t 7 p.m. at the Gran^«' Lit. according accoraing to t o - Carl « - Yah • C urry county leads th e state, ing week The delegation w ill'b e and o th er special f ,mily even’s 7 3 n tQ 9 00 ftt th e Brooking« Hall, New for the Oregon property property uwiivih ow ners will F e _ ll-C a m p o . W elcome Wagon is now in its clin ic. You may contact Dr. O ur beautiful w eather has all New di«'Ctors n ia ‘Ciors ror m r group Oregon w.,. e pay - led - by ■ Mayor-elect - — i J a record-breaking rd , ,___ breaking i - local local —„1 property „ property r c w r tv City Citv City E Recorder Recorder Bernice Huddle- Huddle- OQ 2gth 4U y ear .,n/i and ¡c is nftr«n often referred to n n^nu,« rOwn at home or by calling 4501. the natives sm iling ike the e cat ca^ will be elected at the meeting, — an ecm . ' L, Bernice CouncRman th a t sw allow ed th e canary^ Dick im portant th a t a large dele- tax of * $160,093.553 1 cn odi sst m in 1050 57. ac 1956-57, ac- ston, ston, Ralph Ralph Reed. Reef . ( o o u u n n u u man m an & service which is “ in the busi Oregon Tax Tax ’ R<’- Re- Earl Earl Breuer and and Jim Jim K K irby u b y Coun- ( oun‘ — ’ess of build ng friendships”. friendships", Wei ■ ■ ■ ■ _ ’ 3f- Kat,™ ’l t' Sonma attend. Pt°tend cording’ e Oregon Breuer p^ll | ¡-X Sm ith had to call m e cording g V to r i h the A speaker fo r the evening is search C urry county again leads c.lman-elect Ben P hetteplace may <ome W ago,fs basic policy inclw HOHCr Roll LlSt te r he view ed the G reen Bay, W l» being planned, although the invi- all state counties in th e percent atten d the mee ing. dps conperati„n w ith churches of , consin - Frisco 49 er game on ___ ----------------------------„„ H I m c U h b n u s s t te e r r ” ' 3 35.2 5 . 2 ------------------ a ll fa ith s, w ith w o rth w h ile civic P ^ Q Q ftQ Q HO T© many oi the u e U is- ’»‘ ng 1 ypf increase, „ a “ “block He , noticed th at m any of consinites w ere bundled up use I m / I M A P C IA/inC and w el,are «roups; also p art i d U percent. pation in these activities which honor roll for ’he 1 big K odiak bears and still freez C urrv county tax es for all p u r JOygvlb VwllO ■a k t" p com m unities good plates in at t b< Brooking poses was $933,796 last year, and ing. w hich to live. It is significant scbOOi ha ju st been ----- $1,248,703 this year. C u rry county Jplllf ("OntfiSt 11 th a t Welcome Wagon has been -pbose on the honor rolls are: Well, we have the Rose Bowl also is far ahead of th e state in * Portland, Ore.—D. pjted its volunteer •• service and S Seniors: eniors. D Dianne ianne Simons, a ---- ------ C. Jaggers, < i vc-tji for hji iva • - to look forw ard to this new years the percentage of increase in Simons, J Jack ie Brookings, can claim to be th e achievem ent in com m unity and Smith, Nancy Cum mings, Bob w ith our own Beavers from O re TO„ rn . . „ . __________ - a second Brookink's bakery "»• “ 7 ^ cn t best man jelly m aker in the state. n a tjon by such organization as the Carol Putm an, Jo an n e gon S tate logical w est coast repre tentatives The big ten will pro- has opened in the store form erly A • T* I He won first prize in th e m en’s A m erican Red Cross, N ational Renhard, Jo an K anick, Ja n e t jelly m aking class in the Oregon Foundation for In fan tile P araly f jjasSt Doug Hamnies, Dave Bush- ^ n T w a ' r ^ S « ; 1; S pi^ . . bybeG by Mr" S tate G range’s 17th annual home sig, A m erican H eart Association, ejj and p h y lli» Cole canning contest sponsored by th e A m erjcan H eritage Foundation. ju n io rs: Ron Bullock, G ary " * • » Angeles, C alifornia. It w ,n W hite Satin Sugar com pany U nited S tates T reasury D epart G aiarnbogt Shirley H ew itt, Judy Mr. Jag g er’s prize is a spin m en t and m any o th er such groups <-ad jer M arva W eaver and Gail If you w an t to find out who called T ew ’s Bakery. „i-cwin unsets all over the ___ will tak e the Rose Bowl game Mr Tew will do the bak in g . , •- I - w R d caused fishing outfit, valued at $62 Welcome Wagon service is one ^ e e k s consult Roger Roger Tbomppson in Har- The Tew w eek A rrow end j Foot- s u H undred or ontri,.c w WPI of entries r< nf pubhc nnh)ir relations r ,,|;itions but, Knnhnmores: Paul Williams, consult Thomppson in Mar- The lew ’s s had nan a a bakery in th e , I _ country ’ny ' of the th ' past e Gold ere re onJy of bu1, Sophomores: bur. L ittle Rog has been a consis- Los A2£eles rc *1° n d e r a t e s ball contest guessers to tum ble reived in this yea r s contes , im portant, it m eets a pre- G ary T urpin. Norma W esterner, ta iru n t wimivi w inner * in upsetted which were judged at S ta r enUJay n(,e f ,n th(, field of h u Sharon McClain, Vivian Paul, T’ »* our w eekly foot- years. ----- T heir son. Ralph, oper te , • — Service statlOT tne “ V . _ . ' (h<. en(rics only G ra nge h ead q u arters here ,nan rela tlo n s. sh (.r r v Johnson. Ju d y Kemp, ball guessing contest. He isn’t far th e Associated team s did. Of all ~ , u few survived the ordeal enough Satin officials said th e competi- m is G rayshel, ........ . off on m any of the games. here Mrs. on ............. behalf ........... of th . e ................ Ann M atot. M arilyn Hale. Eddie to come up w ith 4 losses. These tion was keen_ . t m erch an ts here in Brookings and Dimmick. Sharon Bowlin, Shirley M ayor elect Fell Cam pbell has RROOK, NG r ad io .... H arbor will church Rullock and Ann Breuer. w ere ............ Ann Nelson, Bill W eideman The company com pany s big Dig P pi an n i ................... ,,u i bring .r ,n<, r-h n r e h a and n d Rtiltoek started his get acquainted cam and Virgel H arrell T hree others Nyssa, th - only sug*r f f civlc ^ fo rm a tio n to the fam ilies Freshm en Naoma Sa’Jf,£‘I7 ’ paign w ith the towns people al- p e r m it ASKED tied for second place w ith five irekon is , on whom she calls With her bns Ja n e t Mosier. Dianne luiBrook, w rong pick- T hey are : R C. converting some «MJMO tons of k<., ^ fts Mrs G rayshel w ill ,.x Mprldell Ford. P rise.il. Anderson readv M anv a m orning you can him buying coffee for the A pplication has been m ade to Raughin. M ark William« and beets into sugar. W F hen th J an ten d for those m erchants t to n t the h e and » n d Pam P a m AuClaire. AuClaire. Baughin. M ark W illiams, and beets into eb ru ary gang ’ su re , it is all free wiU of- the federal com m unications com- Roger Thom pson T he., w in n er, is com pleted ,n l e b F d o( ,he ol.l Eighth grade: B arbara Brown, S î n g on .he p a rt of Fell, in o th e r rad.o stat.on , are asked to stop - at (hp ,way im ately ,«o.m OW pounds ’0 ^ Nancy N aniy ’ Connors, C onnors. Rondie Rondie Fulleton. Futleton. th e H H iw ay l r 0Wio.0iiii fy .u M . hospitality for ^ which w ords no tw o headed coins are at Brook.r_g resCent M arket to pick Up th e ir prizes of White S atin su «ftL . w ‘1’ ha Welcome Wagon is so well know n Diane K anick, Jerilyn Longacre. C U y ^ a li^ h “ -a s k ^ r’ e e e ^ s eo tes, w il, he th e ^ M m ^ . X y ' S knows t h i s ............J Judv ...... M and M ark W W illiams. diiams. M osier osier and Mark Seventh grade: Dennis Crosby, H.PPV T hanksg,v.ng. To keep mission to eonstuet a stan d ard tad : » “ m eréhanD a r ^ won, ... and eh ,1.1 in Oregon m u n l.y She is i n t e r v s j « m irje Isarry M arks, C harlotte K im berly, rted in the turkey day broadcast stat.o n on 690 kilocy of th e Gold A rrow s Oregon’s only sugar refin ery w elfare and in iU progress, it Joyce G eaney. M arilyn Hover and ;>ou inter ween Oregon and Ore- cles w ith one kilow att of power, uping h r - h a jQt th ç of ciu d lng the well-being of P i ’ v P atterson classic b< 1 will m ake a predlea- The p a p e r e d stat.on w ould oper. „ « « , Check gon S late p Chamber of Commerce Meeting Nov. 28 Curry Leads In Tax Raise Bakery Shop Now Open Three Again Tie for Football Honors tion O regon S tate 27. Oregon 13.1 ate only m th e daytim e. en ter your enoices
