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Brookings-Harbc.- Pilot I h u rsd ay, F eb ru ary 2 1 , 1957 Brookings, Oregon JV Team also Split Illinois Valley - Bruins Split Games Brookings w ound up their regu lar season play this past week end, by splitting two close games w ith a good Illinois Valley squad. Both games w ere decided in the last second, w ith IV taking the conference win by a 41-40 score, edging out a w in in the seasons in an overtim e, and the Brooks finale by a 52-49 count after tra il ing 30-17 at half tim e. F riday night on the IV court th e Brooks took an early lead 15-13 at the first q u arte r mark, w ith Bill W orkinger hitting for seven and Ron Bullock and Ron L ane each four. A good solid defense kept Illinois Valley from scoring a bucket in the second q u a rte r and the B ruins carried a 28-16 lead at half time. B ut scoring for the Brooks went into a nosedive from then on. They could only m ake a total of nin e points in the next two q u a rt ers, w hile IV m ade 22 points to catch them at the wire. Brookings th ey w ere ahead by a 38-37 when th e score was actually knotted at 37 all. W ith 1.15 seconds left G ary G alam bos m ade a free throw to p u t the Brooks ahead—but some BREAKS LEG IN FRANCE R ichard Cam pbell w rites his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell, th a t he broke a leg near LaRo- chelle, on the w est coast of France an d had to drive his truck some fifty m iles fu rth e r before he had it attended to. He w rites th a t he w as tightening his load, w hile in a convoy from G erm any, and a lin e cam e loose letting him drop and sustaining a fracture. body had stepped over th e line to nullify the score, and the game w ent into overtim e. In the wild overtim e Dan S lanaker m ade his only basket of th e night putting IV ahead 39-37. T hen the Bruins tied it up again, before a technical foul, called on Stan G ribble for talking to th e coach, and another T foul was called on a coach, w ith L arry Reston m ak ing the shot to win. The game S aturday night was just the reverse, w ith IV getting off to a big lead, only to lose it in the last seconds. T here 30-17 lead vanished by the end of the third q u arte r w hen the Brooks scored 19 points to trail by only four. W heeling along the Brooks hit 16 more in the final fram e to win going away. Scoring in the two gam es w as pretty evenly divided as usual. Rorf Bullock hit 12 on F riday and 15 on Saturday to lead th e w ay in both games, W orkinger had nine and 10, Lane had seven and eight Stan G ribble had nine and four, Anderson had th ree and eight. Dale R utledge h it four on Saturday night. w hile she was in the Josephine G eneral hospital. Doctors recom mended treatm en t of her eyes for exophoria, and the Elks h a v e offered to pay expenses for an operation to correct th e condition. The little girl is one of seven children. RÌore than 400 m en p a rt icipated in the all-night search for the child afte r she w andered aw'ay barefooted and lightly clad. Brookings Items Former Local Girl Helped by Elks D orothy Brown, 3, of Wonder, Oregon who w as lost overnight on a freezing m ountain top F ebruary 5, and found the following noon now has the G rants Pass Elks w orking for her. Dorothy, daughter of a form er Bsookings logger, w as exam ined Mrs. Elsie T aylor of Corona, California, sister of Mrs. H ardy Lancaster, Brookings w rites about th e article she read in h er local publication about the Chetco Ri ver. The article ap pearing in the DOPE SHEET u n d er the heading, "T rip of the W eek” told all about the fine fishing, aceom adations, SEE M E N N IN G OLDSMOBILE - GMC TRUCKS Coquille Auto Co. - 44D T tf 7 ï* ‘ - 3 '» ' T he Brookings JV squad gen erally winds up about the same as th e varsity in the won-lost column. This past week end was no exception, as they let IV push them around on Friday, winning 44-43 p retty much as they pleasedt and then playing on the Brook floor th e JV ’s w altzed away w ith an easy 52-39 victory. F riday the ju n io r Bruins could not do anything right, a n d w atched IV take a 14-7 first q u a r te r lead from w hich they w ere never headed Jim Cam pbell hit for 10 points to lead th e locals, w hile Fred Anderson, Bob Berger, and G ary Midwood all netted sev en points. Looking like a different team behind the first q u arter, trailing S atu rd ay the young Bruins w ere 18-11, but wham, they came to held the IV squad to a m ere two halftim e 29-26. In the third period the Brooks life scoring 18 points to lead at points, leading at the tu rn 40-28. Scoring well was Dale Rutledge, who d id n ’t play Friday. H e pum ped in 13 points, w hile Cam p bell netted 10 again. Jim G ribble and Fred Anderson eacji eight. THE DONKEY on Mie botto in w as one of ten Riving the com G ary Midwood and Je rry H ann m unity a real show last w eek in a donkey basketball Ranve. The each four. man on the top Is Larry K oem hich. a m em ber of the Quarterhark K E E P O REG ON (.K E E N Beaverette League Brooks to Play Eagle Point In League Try The first m eeting of the new ly form ed 4-H A rchery club of U pper Chetco Com m unity club was held Team standings as of F ebruary F eb ru ary 16 at the Leeds' resi 14, 1957. dence. Lost Team Won Clive Berry, th e instructor, , told ot the various things th e club B A H Logging 11 5 will do this year and possibilities Coos C urry Elec. 7 9 of m eets w ith other clubs later on. Brookings M arket GREETINGS & GIFTS 7 9 It looks like a rough night for Newly elected officers are Mike B & G Produce * e r e brought to you from 8 8 the Bi uins T hursday, as they sta rt I Nickerson, president, Ju d y Travis, Mode O'Day 7 9 F riendly Neighbor« secretary, and Emily Leeds, re K err H ardw are 7 9 play in the S tate T ournam ent at ft C ivic ft Social W elftW the H endrick Ju n io r high school porter. The nam e of the club is W ards Gas & Appl 9 7 to be The Chetco River Bowmen. Hanseam s C enter Leader« 6 10 gym in Medford. It happens th at th e Brooks play against league M embers who signed up for the I Individual High Game through cham pion and highly rated Eagle club are: Joe Poole, Douglas Mim R ettke 201 Point in th e ir first test. JVELCOME WAGON Leeds, Bobby G raber, Dick Hayes, ! Individual High Series Alan Payne, Mike Nickerson. Eagle Point has already dum ped Mim R ettke 487 Judy T ravis and Emily Leeds, i th e Brooks three tim es out of four On the occasion o ft N ext m eeting w ill be Friday, Team High Game T he Birth of a Baby encounters—although they have j B & G Produce 737 F eb ru ary 22, at 7.30, at th e school- Sixteenth Birthday* had to fight for each game. In the Team High Series house. E ng age in ent A n nou nee men tl B A G Produce 2118 first round at 7 p.m. T hursday IV I (Change of residence boat service, etc. A bit of good Arrival« of N cw com ere to BROOKINGS-IIARBOR HIGH SCHOOL publicity for our country. C ity — Jacqueling B atty is home after 1956 7 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE being operated on. Dr. Brown re Thurs. Feb 21 ..................................................... Sub-D istrict Tournam ent Martha Grayshel ports she is doing well. Fri. Feb. 22 ................................. ................ Sub-D istrict T ouram eut Dr. Brown reports th at th e Phone 2671 Diczek twins, P eter and Paul are Fri. Feb. 22 ..................................................... Sub-D istrict T ournam ent now w ithout tonsils and doing (No coil or obligation) Sat. Feb. 23 ............................................. Sub-D istrict T ournam ent L Weaker - • _- ’"a well. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ridgon, H ar bor, have retu rn ed to th eir home after some extensive traveling. They spent th ree w eeks in San Francisco, visiting relatives. They also visited in P ortland, Salem, Notice is hereby given to the legal voter of the R ural School D istrict of C urry County, Oregon, for th ree weeks. The Ridgons th a t a school m eeting of the said district will be held at the C urry C ourthouse on th e 26 day of F t b also attended the recent bulbgrow- ru ary , 1957 at 8:00 p.m. for the puporse of discussing the budget for the fiscal school year beginning ers conference in Corvallis, held Ju ly 1, 1597 and ending Ju n e 30, 1958, herein after set forth. at Oregon S tate college. SCHEDULE I M any in the Pioneer-Pacific Estim ated Receipts and A vailable Cash Balancen sew er district are already hooked Item Amount to th e sew er and m any m ore are 1. Estim ated available cash on hand at beginning of year for which this budget is m ade $ 8,000 0« planning to, as soon as the laterals 2. Special Education are spotted in to property lines. a. Reim bursed by S tate .............................................................................................................................. 8,975 00 Mrs. Phalence Muncy retu rn ed b. Received from local districts . 10,510.25 th e past week from a turn week 3. F ilm strip lib rary from local d istricts......................................................................................................... 175 00 visit w ith relatives in the bay 4. Pool purchasing of school supplies from local districts ........................................... ............. 2,000.00 area. 6 Total Receipts ........................................................................................... ........................ ........................ 29.660 25 "" """*" " 11 ——i. ill— ■ n i l . i M i — SCHEDULE II Estimated Expenditures Notice of School Meeting I u ’> 3 „V. ir»; «Ut. still lowest priced in its fieldl ■> > Item „ Actual Expenditure« I G eneral A dm instration 1955-56 1954-55 1. Personal Services q. S ecretarry 's sa lary , 1,700.04 h Clericabnnd legal • 2. Board expenses. T ravel,jetCf KJ 1 '3 ---- 3. ¿»uppUafr W -Printmg , 114.46 4. P o stag e Tel., T elegraph ‘ 5. E lections' Si Publicity I ; ] 0. O th er ‘M iscellaneoes E4p *737 60 a. S ecreary ’s travel 632 34 b. R etirem ent 132 46 142.46 c. Social Security 94 48 92 54 7. Emergency 100 00 100 00 II Special Education A. Instructors B. T ravel C. Supplies D. R etirem ent E. Social Security 4,800 00 900 00 280 94 120 00 84 00 IV MONIES Held for Local D istrists Com prising the Rural School Dwt A Substitute T eachers A Sick Leace B. Emergency Fund V O ther E xpenditures Total Estim ated E xpenditures SCHEDULE III And— Ford is all-new for '57, not just a warmed-over design. Ford is the luxury car of the low-priced field. TOP VALUE PLUS TOP DEAL PLUS TOP TRADE AT YOUR FORD DEALER’S DUNNING MOTORS Brookings, Oregon 1 2. 3 7 2,600 00 1,725.00 300.00 Ï 100 00 150 00 700.00 115.00 7500 100 00 ; 26 8T / 33 55 „ V ’ 1J8P 5 / 325.00 2 28 73.21 29 15 16,500 00 1,500 00 600 00 600 00 280 00 2,000 00 361.40 500 00 2,985 00 1,600.00 4,18977 6,013 59 1,446 61 2,500.00 12.000 00 4 67 12 00 50.00 (OSBA Dues) 22,626.02 6,620.16 Receipts, E xpenditurea, Cash Total E stim ate of E xpenditures Deduct Total Est. Receipts A Cash Balances ........... Amt. Necessary to Balance Budget Total Estim ated Tax Levy for th e E nsuing Fiscal Year Amount of W arrent Indebtedne » not paid on W arrants Endorsed ‘ Not paid for w an t of F u n d s” ... A mount of O thed Indebtedness Total Indebtedness ......................... 500 00 42,3950« Balances and T ax I-evy .............. 12,734 25 12,734 25 Indebtedness SCHEDI LE IV 1 A' 2. 3. 1957 58 509 21 16,491.26 Sum m ary of E stim ated . - R e m a te s e /s o ^ e n /iy r r 5,022.50 850 00 201 04 130 00 84 00 III Jo in t V entures W ith All C urry County School District« A. Pool Purchase of Supplies B. F ilm strip L ib rary P ur 537.72 chases » * OB Tk W L Team 2 F ran k 's Pills 6 10 10 6 Dairy Creem 3 6 Chetco Cafe 4 10 3 6 Independ. Auto Rep. 10 1 8 Phillips Dad & Lad 8 2 M arine Sky room 8 8 Fairy Creek Rock 1 4 12 Knox Insurance 0 4 12 High Games w ith Handicap: 207 V enita Hahn Nadine Hyatt 202 201 E isa Fischer club team, w hich lost to a stron g, hard riding faculty team. > ' -, • i ■: Highway 101 Town & Country A rch ery C lub M eets f - ' draw s a bye, and P hoenix plays G lendale. At 8 15 p.m. Brookings plays Eagle Point and Henley draw s a bye. On Friday the first game w in ner will play Illinois Valley, and the second gam e w in n e r w ill ta n gle w ith Henley, w ith th e cham pionship on S aturday night. Issued .....$ 00 .. . .00 ........00 D ated Ja n u ary 29, 1957 / S / Jo h n E Seger, S ecretary II. J. Sparks, A cting Chair man, R ural School Board A pproved by Budget C om m ittee /S /M u rra y R. W alker, Sec., Budget C om m ittee S ' H erm an K oblenzar, chmn.. Budget Com m ittee
