FOOTBALL GAME ON SATURDAY
FINED FOR
SETTING FIRE
C .O . McCiain, of Brookings
was fined $25 in Justice Court
here Tuesday for burning a fire
without firs t obtaining a f i r e
p erm it.
The fire was started just north
of the Ace Drive In T heatre just
a few m iles from Brookings.
He was a rre ste d after a com
plaint was filed by Neil L afferty,
State F ire warden in this a re a .
Lafferty explained that S ta te
law prohibits setting any fire s
without a p erm it, and said that
several unathorized fire s have
been sta rted recently, and said
that in view of the extrem e dangei
he is going to crack down on all
violators.
A perm it fire on the Wilbur
O strander place got slightly out
of control this weekend, and an
other fire had sta rted elsew here,
but no damage was reported.
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SIXTY NEEDED
TO GIVE BLOOD
Sixty resid en ts of the Brook-
ings-H arbor-S m ith River are a
are needed to give bloo
.ext
Tuesday a f te r '•* n at tl omith
River Community Hail.
Previously the "Walking Blood
Bank" had taken c a re of all th e
needs of this a re a , as far as
replacing blood used by are a
people. However, new methods
used by the C rescen t City hospi
tal have made this plan unwork
able, and now Brookings and the
other com m unities m ust replace
blood on a two to one b asis.
And—Brookings is about 60
pints behind. The Blood m ob i 1 e
operating out of Eureka ca n ’t
c ro s s the state line, and hence
the trip to Smith River by peo
ple from this a re a is n ecessary
TOWN AND COUNTRY LEAGUE
Won
Team
Knox Insurance
Green Door
Fairy Creek Rock
Phillips Clothing
F rank's P ills
Dairy Creem
Marine SkyRi>om
Lost
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
High gam es with handicap: E rsa F isch e r, 214; Cleo R ogers,
214. Alice Bordwell, 208. Mlm Rettke, 207; L o rrain e Eide, 206;
Doris Freem an, (200 sc ratch ), Vi R oberts, 202.
CA LORETTE
Team
Simonson's Logging
Muncy's Market
Muncy's Market
Chetco Hardware
Ship Ashore
tfl-W ay Market
P alm ers Variety
Cliff House
Brookings Feed and Seed
LEAGUE
Won
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
Lost
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
High se rie s: Marge Matson, 490; High gam e: Marge Matson
188.
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A rrangem ents have been made
by Robert Rettke, Exalted R uler
of E lks, and Frenchie A rre ll, to
bring the Bloodmobile to th e
Smith River location.
All p erso n s are asked to r e
g iste r with A rre ll’s R e x a l l
Drug Store o r at F ran k 's P h arm
acy this w eek. T h e p l a n s are
to have Plywood w orkers re g is
te r at the plant.
The reg istra tio n is im portant
so that the Bloodmobile can be
assu red of a num ber of volunteers
before they make the long trip
down.
The V. F .W . A uxiliary, under
the leadership of M rs. Dorothy
Harvey will have charge of the
arran g em en ts at the community
Hall. R efreshm ents, such a s
START CONCRETE WORK
ON FLYER MONUMENT
Robert Irw in, F o rest Ranger
assista n t, and Roy Weideman,
local co n tra cto r, le fte a rly T hurs
day morning for the rugged south
fork of the Chetco, where they
will begin pouring contrete for the
monument to 11 Navy A irm en that
lost th e ir lives in the w ilderness
when th eir plane crashed during
the w ar.
The F o re st Service is building
the monument. E a rlie r they had
built a jeep tra il of so rts into the
a re a .
RICHARD HOLM
DEATH REPORTED
R ichard G. Holm passed away
at his home in Brookings Tuesday
after a sudden illn ess.
He was an auto mechanic and
had lived in Brookings only about
six weeks.
His funeral will be held t h i s
Thursday (today) at 2 p .m . at
W eirs M ortuary Chapel, with
Rev. W alter Sadler officiating.
His rem ains will be taken to
P ortland for bu rial.
coffee, juice, and some p astry
will be served to the donors.
T ransportation, will of course
be furnished to Smith River, by
A rrell, Rettke, et al. F o r e s t
Hysom has also volunteered a
c a r to use in the caravan.
A rrell em phasized that this
is the com m unities chance td
make up the blood quota, and he
called upon everybody to get in
the v t if at all possible.
Smith River people are a l s o
requested to give Blood at this
tim e also.
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GET ACQUAINTED ISSUE
TO BRING REWARDS
The P ilo t's "Get Acquainted
issue is packed with bonuses for
the re a d e rs. M erchants a r e
giving away many p riz e s, which
are yours by checking through
this issue and looking for a num
b er, and com paring it with th e
number on the outside of your
p ap er.
Coach Doug M acFarlane will
field a big, experienced squad
Saturday afternoon, when th e
Brookings g rid d ers play th eir
initial game of the season at the
E lm er Bankus field at 2 p .m .
St. B e rn a rd 's will be the oppo
sition in the Bruins f irs t gam e,
and very little is known about
them , other than they hail from
Eureka.
Coach M acFarlane said , how
ev er, that he expects it to be one
of the toughest gam es of the s e a
son.
Playing in only th e ir second
season the Bruins are gifted with
both weight and ex perience, with
seven letterw in n ers on the s ta r t
ing line-up.
However, M acF arlane, and his
a ssista n ts, Cal P ace, and J e s s e
Thurman still have a tough row
to hoe, in trying to field a g o o d
squad, with only one y ea r of foot
ball background.
A tentative sta rtin g line-up fo;
the offensive unit will see these
boys: Right end, Ron Bullock,
who didn't play at all la st year;
left end, Gary G alam bos, who
didn’t live here la st y ear; Left
tackle, Byron B rim m , who is the
baby of the squad at 154 pounds
a n d right tackle is sta lw art Bill
W orkinger. Right guard is Bill
Guthrie, while Ron F alle rt hoids
down the left guard spot.
In the c e n te r slot will be e x p e r
ienced Bob B e rg er. Starting as
The Pilot is offering a special
subscription deal to non-subscri
b e rs . All those who are not now
on our subscription lis t, a n d
quarterb ack will be Gary Midwood.
whose number ends in FIVE,
Midwood has had little experience
will receive a th ree month free
in directing the team , however.
subscription to the P ilot by ju st
At the halfbacks a re old hands
coming in the office.
Dave G uess, and J e r r y Fox, two
Rem em ber if your number ends of the "scat back" v ariety .
in five, any five, we will g iv e
Old stand-by, he of the pum p
you a three month free su b sc rip ing legs, Ron McCabe will be L
tion.
the fullback position.
The line weight is generally
R ichard G. Holm was born on
good, with Bullock at 176, G ala-
Sept. 14, 1908 in P eru , Indiana.
bos at 168, W orkinger at 16 4,
He is survived by his wife, Glady
Guthrie 178, F alle rt 160, a n d
and one daughter, M rs. Clinton
B erger at 170.
O 'R ourke, Jackson, Mich, and
Bert Clayton, another big boy
was injured in p ra c tic e , and vill
two sons, Bill M arshall, Brook
be out of the line-up for the firs
ings, and Bob M arshall, Florida.
One s is te r , Pauline Hitechew,
game at le ast.
Defensively M acFarlane will
P ortland. A niece, M rs. D on
have a different line-up, with
B u rris lives in Oregon City.
.
Fox and McCabe as sa fe tie s, ant
Jim G ribble, F a lle rt, Bullock,
and Galambos as linebackers,
and Al Pate and Ray Hansen as
ends, B e rg e r and W orkinger as
tackles and Guthrie as ce n te r.
Game tim e will be at 2 p .m .
with tickets a t. 75 for adults and
.35? for youngsters. S e a s o n
tickets will be available at $2.50
for adults.
Next w eek's game will be the
firs t conference encounter with
Illinois Valley h e re . T here has
been a schedule change, and the
game will be played on Saturday
instead of Friday, for the con-
vience of the fans.
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NEW DRUGGIST
ARRIVES IN BROOKINGS
Doug P eterso n has arriv ed in
Brookings to a s sist F r e n c h i e
A rrell, as a p h arm acist in the
A rrell Rexall Drug S tore.
P eterson graduated from O re
gon State in 1950, having been in
the sam e c la ss as F renchie.
He was at Newport until recen t
ly at the Save-M ore Drug sto re .
P e te rso n 's home town is Bea
vers
verton, Oregon. He served with
the U.S. Air Force m edical s e r
vice for five y ears during the
w ar.
A
COSTUME IS TRIED ON BY JEANNIE EIKENBERRY. a seventh g rad er at the B rookings-H arbor school. It was
V r . t m onstration and lectu re on the life of the Japanese people given by Miss Vivian Lemon, ce n te r, who was a m issionary
. rV k
Jaoan Watching is a friend of M rs. Lemon. M rs. E. G ilbert C ays, wife of the m in ister of the Brookings Church o f
Mrs . ^ e w i s is the te ac h er of the c la ss. The youngsters w ere exceedingly inten-sted in finding out how other people live.
TO SELL HIGHWAY 101
BONDS IN OCTOBER
Bonds for the new Gold Beach
to Brookings highway will be sold
in Octobe r, according to a re p
resentative of the state highway
com m ission.