BROOKINGS— HARBOR P I L O T
THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1957
MEN WANTED...
R)R THEATER
good crowd at p . t . a .
The regular monthly meeting
of the Brookings-Harbor P. T. A
was held Thursday evening in
In spite of the Inclemency of
the high school auditorium.
the weather a sm all group of
Miss Florence Beardsly p re
vould-bd* Thespians met last
sented an Interesting topic en
Friday evening to begin fromul»
titled "Are You Of Today's World
ting p l a n s f o r a Community
She stated "that our habits and
Little Theatre Group.
patterns served well there time
Budding Barrymores of Brook
but are they serving now what
ings were consplclous by their
they are meant to? Our child
absence. Only one man in the
ren must come from our schools
community to admit a little hair
with an understanding and a faith
in his make-up?
In the purpose of hum an nature.
Perhaps the choice of day and
In this automatic atomic age we
date was unfortunate. To rem e
will have problems, and will the
dy this situation the second m eet
patterns we are setting for our
ing of the group will be held on
children fit this new age? The
Monday evening, Oct. 15, 8 p .m .
purpose of education Is to create
in room 5 at the high school. Dis
a hunger for knowledge. What
cussion of a name for the organ
Is todays world like and what
ization, plans for the future
will fit its needs?"
production wise and its first
After the business meeting
attempt at experimental theatre
Paul Blacketer gave a short talk
work will highlight Monday's
asking for P. T. A. support for
meeting.
scouting.
All persons interested in Little
Gene Allison extended an open
Theatre are earnestly urged to
invitation to any person with a
attend; with a particular w el
suggestion or criticism to at
come to be extended to anyone
tend the school board meetings
with a knowledge of or background
held on Friday evening In the
in play production and direction
superintendents office beglnlna
at 7:30 p .m .
The public is also invited to
The Brookings-Harbor Cham
visit the schools.
ber of Commerce is having a
The first grade mothers s e r
general meeting next Thursday
ved refreshments.
night at the high school.
C o m e in and "P O W E R T E S T ”
TO BE SERVED BY NEW
REGIONAL OFFICE
Brookings la one of 30 Oregon
communities to be served by
the new Southern Regional office
recently established In Ashland
by the General Extension Divi -
slon of the Oregon State System
of Higher Education.
The office will be operated as
part of the Division's Depart
ment of State-Wide Services,
“Mh extends the resources o1
units of the State System of High
er Education—the University of
Oregon, Oregon State College
Portland State College, and the
three regional Colleges of Ed
ucation—to residents In every
part of the state.
Purpose of the new regional
offices is to provide closer two-
way communication between the
people of the state and units of
the State System of Higher Ed
ucation. The Regional offices
will also permit an lncreaser
number and variety of course
offerings in the localities them
se lv es. Courses are already
being offered In 70 suchlocalitlei
throughout the state.
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Oregon will celebrate Its
Centennial in 1959. Plans are
being made now on the project.
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a new
Golden Anniversary
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DORIS SHUEY IN AIR FORCE
A le tte r from D o ris S h u e y ,
form er B rookings g ir l, reports
that she Is now In the A ir Force
and stationed In T exas.
LU M BER
IM PR O V ES
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BETTER COMPLEXION
SEEN IN INDUSTRY
The West's lumber Industry
p u t on a better complwvPiqt
price-w ise, last week. But It
was an appear anee which result
ed from a continuing cut In
production rather than any In
crease in demand from the con
suming a r e a s , according to
Random Lengths, weekly lumbe
market newsletter.
Reduced work weeks--with
some m ills down to three days
of operation — shutdowns for
deer hunting and for economic
reasons, and rain after almosi
50 days of dry weather all con
tributed their bit towards bring
ing production Into line with
demand. As a result, most
lum berprices took on firmness
and t h e r e were some which
s h o w e d a tendency to climb
slightly.
However, there were no In
dications of a big surge inpricet
because of the continued lack
of consistent demand from the
consumers. Potential increases
market observers feel, a r e
limited to $1 or $2.
While the Green Fir Mills last
week began to hold firmly to
their asking p rices, big buyers
were not hesitating to make
volume purchases in the belief
that prices are at their lowest.
Mills shipping mixed green
and dry lumber continued to get
firm prices for their products
with Green Utility Grade Dimen
sion continuing to be the market
leader.
Plywood producers, a f t e r
moving their list prices up $4
to $72 for the 1/4-inch sanded
stock, were optimistic that the
new level would hold. The in
crease in sanded Plywood prices
strengthened the position of th.
Sheathing producers. Some of
them were considering an i n
crease in prices for their pro
duct.
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SMITHS AT LONG BEACH
The Warren Smiths are now
living in Long Beach, C a lif ,
according to a recent letter from
them.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10
DOLLAR NIGHT
The Man with the Golden Arm'
with Frank Sinatra------also
Special Shorts and cartoon
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY Oct. 11-12
"Gun Fury"
and
"Girls In the Night"
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SUNDAY, MONDAY Oct. 13-14
"All that Heaven Allows"
plus Abbott and Costello
"The Invisible Man"
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WED. THURSDAY, Oct. I6 -|7
DOLLAR NIGHT
"East of Sumatra"
Special Shorts and cartoon
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