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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1957)
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1»67 BR00K1MGS—HARBOR P I L O T -H arbor ★ Notices for w hat i t 's worth NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE--Oral auction b id s CLIFFORD ROWE will be received by the Regional Forester or his authorized rep AM INDEPENDENT NEW SPA PER resentative at the office oi the Forest Supervisor, Grants Pass, ^ IW P A M I r y e iiiN ia s Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p.m . October 10, 1957, for all m er ceipts which are just a rarln' to Those who feed at the public chantable timber marked or des Esterni a* •ceo M -d a« matter at the poatoffice ar Brooking«, Ora trough seldom get the chance at get back in the taxpayer's pock ignated for cutting on an area March 7, UM6. under an Art of March 3. 1S7S ets. And so the governor tells a second serving in the same embracing about 163 acres locat Ray Pisarek, ,oc Murphy the boys to come back in order [year, but such is their enviable I d ito r » and IhtMuAer, to divide the loot among the long- ed in a general sale area of 405 I situation today in the state of acres, more or less, within SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' suffering citizens. One Year In Advance (in Curry County» ......... S3.00 Oregon. The boss man, loaded sections 28, 29, 30, 31, and 32, in Advance (outside Curry County) 040 Somehow, though, I have a down with slops in the form of sneaking hunch that the legislature T. 39 S ., R. 12 W., W.M., su r millions of dollars in surplus, in the form of little Red Riding veyed in the Chetoo R iv e r has sent his call of "sooookie! Hood is going to run afoul o f d r a i n a g e , Siskiyou National soooookie! sooooo kie !" echo Forest, Oregon. The estimated more than one big wolf before ing from the muchly dammed GET AQUAINTED WEEK arriving at Grandma Taxpayer'? volume is 10,900 M bd. f t . Columbia southward to the Sis- cabin. And I also have a feeling of Douglas-fir. The minimum kiyous and from the tourist-tired that before those same wolves get acceptable bid per M board feet This week has been designated by the editors of the Pilot as beaches eastward to the home of through huffin' and puffin', most is as follows: Douglas-fir $20.65. "Get Acquainted» Week" in the Brookings-Harbor area. You c e r Hell's canyon. of the little pig houses art* going This Includes th e following tainly have heard of National Dog Week, and National Dill Pickle Following the completion of the to turn out to be made of twigs stumpage r a t e , per M board Week, and the hundreds of other "Weeks". Well—this idea of last feeding, those who has as and straw--and everyone is NOT feet: Douglas-fir $20.0(\ plus getting acquainted with your neighbor follows the same pattern, their main objective the looting of going to live happily ever after. $0.45 for sale area betterment only on a local level. We designated it, arbitrarily, for the very the tax haul had withdrawn to and $0.20 for slash disposal for Now for those readers who may simple reason that we think that a lack of the neighborliness feel their respective lairs there to all species. In addition there think that I am getting my bed ing can hurt a community—especially a new city like Brookings. lick their wounds and to eat their time stories mixed up, Icanonly is within the sale area an unest Wheaties in preparation for 1959. say that before this special sess imated volume of western hem It has been our im pression--after several years in the area, But now it seems that Governor ion is over, they are going to lock and other species which that sometimes we are a little slow to make friends with the many Holmes somehow had it brought be subjected to some fairy tales will be paid for at $1.65 per M new com ers. There has been a rapid turnover in our city, and to his attention that he had failed that will make the ones we were bd. ft. This includes per M bd. often the feeling of comradeship lags way behind. We would like to give the taxpayer the tax re weaned on seem as puny as King f t . $1.00 f o r stumpage p lu s everyone to make that special effort to welcome new people, and lief promised in his- campaign Arthur's knights in Paul Bunyan's $0.45 for sale area betterment to treat them as partners in our attempt to build a better city. speeches. He was also enlight and $0. 20for slash disposal. As logging camp. ened as to a rumor going arount a qualification for oral bidding, *♦*♦*♦»**•*•* It is no secret that there are several changes taking place dur that if he didn't do something soon all bidders must submit a sealed ing this week. A new business firm has opened its doors, and*e Mr. and Mrs. FrankRichards his sojourn in the governor's seat bid accompanitxlby the required welcome it. Another firm, the Coos-Curry Co-op, has m oved J r . and son Pancho, of Los might not be long enough to de payment to the Forest Super into its brand, spanking new building—and we extend an invitation velop a shine In his best serge Angeles, Calif, were guests of visor prior to 2:00 p. m . October for them for all the patrons to visit the structure and to get ac his sister, and family, Mr. and trousers. 10, 1957. Sealed bids will be quainted with the Coos-Curry personel. So all of a sudden he looks Mrs. Elmer Larsen last Tues posted at the beginning of the around and there to his surprise day and Wednesday. auction for the information of Our attention has been called to the fact that the parent attend ************ where he could not possibly have all bidders. A money o r d e r ance at the last meeting of the P .T .A . wasn't as large as it should noticed it before, are 30 or 40 bank draft, cashier's or certified "have been. This is another example of exactly the point we a re million dollars in future tax re- check in the sum of $10,000.00 trying to make. We, as a community, are deeply greatful to the must accompany each bid, to be teachers who are trying to do a job in instructing our children. As applied on the purchase price, a newspaper we extend our personal welcome to all the new teach refunded, or retained in part as ers. and a congratulations to all the returning teachers We aJso liquidated damages, according ask that the parents as a group, through the medium of the P. . . to the conditions of sale. If re make a special effort to "get acquainted" with the teachers, and JOE MURPHY quested by the purchaser, con make them feel as though they "belong". tract terms will permit felling P IL O T PIPE D ^ E A ^ S Finally, we extend an invitation to all the consumers to visit the local business people, and find out what fine people they are, once you get to know them. They are tax payers here. Theyhelp support your churches, and schools. They contribute to e v e r y project, no matter how trivial, when ever asked. They will go out of their way to provide service. Just get to know them--we think that you will agree with us when we say that they, as a group, are as fine a people as you will find anywhere in the entire country. We aren't going to close this without making a pitch for our selves. We have invested a great deal of money in a new type of process that has brought us national recognition. We are at once pioneers and leaders in this method of newspaper production. At the same time we don't want to lose sight of our prim ary goal in the newspaper field, and that is to attempt to bring to you the best veeklv paper that we can. We think that we have made definite jrogress in the last few months, and we think further that we will eventually produce for you one of Oregon's leading weekly news papers. Now that most of our mechanical difficulties have been ?onquered we can devote more of our time to gathering news of the area, and taking pictures of you and your friends. We want vou to "Get Acquainted" with your newspaper, the Pilot. WE EXTEND OUR SYMPATHY:........................................ Curry County was shocked this week to learn of the death of Dave Shaw, who had quite an influence in the county during h is recent years of residence here. He was a director of the Coos- Curry Co-op, and twice ran for congress from the fourth district of Oregon. He was a good Democrat, and a sm art attorney, and a "swell guy" He was one of the most sincere, and convincing speakers we have ever listened to, and we want to extend o u r sympathy to his wife Wickes at this time. He will be missed. ****************** (¿KEIPHBOOK We're still unhappy with Crescent City, and its Chamber of Commerce for sending the tourists over to Grants Pass, and up highway 99, because it is a "faster" route. We were given a tip from our secret agents who sit ontop of Oregon Mountain. They claim that there are 326 curves in the 39 mile stretch from th e highway 101 cut-off to the bug station entering Oregon. That i s not a great deal less than the curves from Brookings to G old Beach—and those curves are equally wicked. # # # ##########♦ ###♦♦ #♦♦ # Now four cities in the valley, nilnois Valley, Grants pass, Myrtle Creek, and Roseburg have put up a huge sign in Crescent City, urging motorists to travel up 99 to Portland. It's competi tion, thats what it is. The tourist must be thinking that he is a pretty important guy—and he is that. However, as long an t h i a country has the old Pacific ocean we don't have to worry to much about luring the visitor. ♦if#########»#*#********* Got a report from Forest Ranger Rags Ragland on his recent expedition to the Big Craggies. He said that he saw some really big bucks back in that country. Not much danger of anyone going in to hunt them though. Imagine taking three days to drag th e inimal out once they were shot. Rags also reported seeing a jear. The Craggies have been set aside as a primitive a r e a , and it really is one. # # # # # # #####*♦ ##*#***♦** This should be quite a fine week, what with the Grand Open ing of Unigas, and the Coos Curry Co-op's new building, p lu s the first football game of the season. For real excitement, how ever, we'll take the color combination at the new Coop building. We doubt whether Betty Guthrie will ever be able to sleep at the job in that office. It is so loud that Fay Clemmer, the painter, won t be able to sleep for a week. I like it though. of timber in advance of payment up to the value of the performance bond. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the closing of tht auction, the bidder must immed iately confirm the oral bid by submitting it in writing on a Forest Service bid form. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in submitting seal ed bids and full information con cerning the timber, the condition? of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger, Brookings, O r egon, the F o r e s t Supe rviso i, Grants Pass, Oregon, or th e the Regional Forester, Portland, Oregon, before bids are submit ted. SOCIAL SECURITY AGENT TO VISIT ON SEPTEMBER 17 Carlos L. Hunsinger, man ager of the Eureka district office of the Social Security Administra tion, announced today that a rep resentative of that otlice will maintain o f f ic e hours at the Brookings City Hall September 17, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Individuals wishing information about the Federal old-age and survivors insurance program may contact the representative at that time.
