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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1957)
U Or W LIB R A R Y * EUGENE ORE ☆ * ☆ National * * * IT H E NEWSPAPER WEEK ^ '///^ À \w w lllllllh p r V SERVES VOLUME XU NUMBER 34 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1957 BROOKINGS, OREGON ________ SINGLE COPY COPY 10$ IOC SINGLE V ................ — — - FIRST DEER BACK SATURDAY MORNING was this six p o t* buck, along with happy hunter Brother Colegrove. The b u c k la almost a record breaker for coast deer, and was shot early Saturday morning on the Colegrove ranch. PILOT PHOTO MONEY ROLLS IN FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE as th_ A old warrior, Speed Funarl, right, took on the membership sol lcltatlon program this year. Funarl Is shown with Henry Kerf Chamber of Commerce president. Those business firm s that haven't as yet been contacted are urged to call either F u n a r l or Kerr, or the Chamber Information office. PILOT PHOTO CHETCO RUN CETSOFF TO SLOW START The Salmon run on the Chetco has gotten off to a slow s t a r t , despite some good sized fish being caught. There were a lot of boats out Sunday, but because of the slow fishing, Monday and Tuesday the river was all but empty. Wednesday about three or four boats were In the river, and an other 15 or 20 people were fish ing at the channel entrance. ROBINSON IS ACQUITED James Robinson Jr. a former Brookings man was acquitted In Circuit Court this week of an attempted rape charge, He had been tried previously, but received a hung Jury. ********* PTA TO M EET The Brookings-Harbor P.T.A. will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 3, at the high school aud itorium. Miss Florence B eard sley, Director of Elementary Educa tion for Oregon, of Salem will be the guest speaker, and will talk on "Are You of Today s World?". Her talk will begin directly at 8 p .m . with the business m eet ing follow. •*•*•*♦» TWO LEAVE FOR O. T. I. Doug Be lie 1 and Denny Phette- place left for Klamath Falls to attend O .T .I. Their wives will Join them there soon. ********* # Oble H. Newton passed away suddenly at his home south of Harbor Sunday afternoon, Sept. 29th. Oble,, son of Hardy S and Fannie Jones Newton was born at Gainsville, Texas on Feb. 27 1884, coming to Oregon with the family In a covered wagon over the Old Oregon Trail. His boyhood days were spent In the Klamath Falls country, where his father was engaged in stock raising. He was graduated from the Ashland Normal and attended Oregon University. Nine years were spent in the Phllllplnes, In the Constabulary Service of the U .S. and he was retired as a Captain. Since returning to the U .S. he was engaged in potato farming at Tulelake, Calif, and Lange 1 Valley country of Klamath county until 1944 when he came to Har bor where he has grown Easter L ilies. He is survived by four slstert Dovle Colson of Klamath Falls, Ethel Sherman of Loa Altos, J essie Judkins of Harbor, and Ruby Harvey of Harbor; Three brother, Almo Newton, Harbor, Tommy Newton, of Tulelake, and James Newton of Mt. Shasta, Calif, and a number of nephews and n ieces. «» Funeral serv ices were conduct ed from the Presbyterian church Wednesday, with Rev. Kenneth Klllln officiating. Interment was in the James Ward Memorial Cem etery, undei the auspices of Wlers Mortuary ************ ATTEND ROCK SHOW Art Pierce , accompanied by Claude Goldlzen, attended a |rock show Sunday in Eureka. The three day show was held in the Carson Memorial b u ild in g. ********* VEIT RELATIVES HERE Mr. and Mrs. L eslie Pullen of Eugene were here over the weekend, visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Pullen Is enrolled in the North West Christian College, while his wife Vlrglnli is employed in Eugene. Miss Phyllis Cole drove with them to visit her parents and friends here. Sept. 24 Sept. 25 Sept. 26 Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. * 1 »'*>*• MAX. MIN. 68 50 69 52 60 58 64 57 62 53 65 51 68 55 oo oo 68 55 **♦•*»»*♦»» PCR* ___ tr. 2.40 .13 .06 .02 ... --- - (RENO M H R MJIT BE M N "Laff-O -R am a / / D ir e c to r Arrives Here Miss Betty Baumgarten arriv ed here Tuesday to direct and coordinate the activities of the local citizens who will partlci- in the various activities In con nection with "Laff-O-Rama," an area presentation which will be staged on Thursday and Friday October 17-18, In the high school auditorium, for the benefit of the new American Legion home. Miss Baumgarten who is work ing under the sp o n so rsh ip of the American Legion Post 138 o f Brookings come highly r e c o m mended. S h e h a s completed special training on the method of produc ing "area presentations", which la a technique made famous by such shows as "Icecapades," and "Skating V anities." This new type o f community en ter ta in m en t, billed as "Your Home Town C ir- s" presents the acts and p er form ers using the entire sweep and ope of the arena Door, as It is too large and spectacular to be produced upon an ordinary stage. Miss Baumgarten met w ith Montle Leonard and othe rs w ho are members of the Legion to set In motion plans for the var ious Dhases of the promotion. MAY MAKE SURVEY OF RIVER POSSIBILITIES The Brookings Port Commiss ion will consider the possibility of making a survey on the potent ials of the Chetco river, and Its banks. Rather than to start develop - ment on a h elter-skelter basis, which may be regretted later, the Commission thought that it would be much better to present an over-all development plan to the public. A letter was written to the Stanford Research group who specializes in jobs of this sort, to determine what the cash out lay would be to give the river and its shores a contrete plan. At least one private Individual has Indicated that he would p u t In a good size hunk of money to help finance the research work. The survey would include such Items as barging, channel, com - merclal fishing, and public ac ce ss to the river. It was understood that the Arm; Engineers are waiting for the local Commission to show that they Intend to do something, be fore the Engineers approve fur ther work on the project, suchai dredging. The Jetty work is apparently right on schedule now, with a November completion date. The contractors have put In s o m e night work in recent weeks in an effort to maintain their schedule. They must add a couple of hundred feet to each Jetty. T h e recent storm showed that they were well constructed, only th e roadbed was lost, and that w a s expected. ************* PLACE CHANGED ON FLYING CLUB FILM The Chetco Flying Club will meet at the high school, In roon five, rather than at the B r o o k ings Fire Station as previously announced. The meeting and film areopei to the public. It will start at 7:30 Monday night, Oct. 7, in addition to a film on Flying safety, there will be a film on eliminating the 180degree turn. • •• * •* • * •* • BETA IOTA CHAPTER PLANS PIE SALE The Beta Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their regular meeting Tuesday night at the home of Faye Brown. A pie sale will be held at th< Dlmmlck B ros, market from 12 to 4 Saturday, Oct. 5. Faye Brown was selected as contestant for the International Valentine Queen oonteat. Final plans ware made forth) fall rushing. The raffle gift war won by Pearl Dlmmlck. Refreahmenta wars served by Emms Lou Bnlrl and Dorothy TWO touchdowns AAE SHOWN here in two action shots taken at the Brookings-Phoenix game ,, Most of the TD's were mad* * * BruhM wenl do*« to a 26-12 defeat. Mainly the trouble lay In a lackadaiaey first half, aa the Brooks " ^ 2 ° ,COre ° D 1OQ< Plaj" ° f ° r “ ° ther- half • re J c o n t e . r n ^ m ^ s o X maaity at the right la when the Bruins acored their final touchdown on a short pi mge by Ron McCabe. PILOT PHOTO r
