Brookings-Harbor pilot., October 21, 1948, Image 1

Nowhere a Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community
three . NUMBER X X X III
BROOKINGS,
STATE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM .
D APPLICATION OF THOR ASK
Need For Common Carrier For This Section
Of State Pointed Out At Tuesday’s Hearing
CURRY COUNTY.
OREGON
Dianne Burrell Is
Cranberry Queen
Contestant, Bandon
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. l‘M8
OREGON CHEST DRIVE SET LOCALLY
TO BEGIN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30
Diane, 17-year-old daughter of
H. ( . Johnson, Field Represet a nt ive For State
Mr. and Mrs. W m K. B irrell,
(
hest, Give Data ( ’timcerninij Use Of Funds
h senior at Bandon high school,
is one of seven
Iwrine. by George H. Flagg, tru ck in g service into Brookings
Oregon Chest, th a t agency do­ to assist in the movement. School
candidates f o r
utilities commissioner, on and H arbor area was set fortn
ing much for children and youth children are asked to be so­
the
Q
u
e
e
n
of
i:\on of Thor V. Ask. for by Mr. Ask, and was made a
Bandon's C ran­ throughout the state, wras ex- licitors in the outlying area.
ut as a common c a rrie r, record by the examiners.
R epresentatives of the S ta te
berry Festival, plained, Tuesday noon, at Rotary-
bfid here Tuesday m orning.
Local citizens testifying in sup­
set for Nov **5' ^uncbeon by H. C. Johnson, field Public U tilities Commission, in
1 absence of Mr. Flagg, th e port of the Ask application w ere:
and 6. She is representative for the organiza­ the area to hear the application
was in charge of M alson H enry Kerr. Archie Hendricks,
being
sponsored tion. who also spoke a t the high of Thor Ask for permission to
of Salem, an exam iner M. S. Brainard. Homer Kessler.
by Bandon’s Post of V eterans of immediately following luncheon. operate a common c a rrie r tru c k ­
utilities commissioner.
Dewey Akers, Fred Moore, W ar­ Foreign Wars.
Child caring agencies of the ing concern, were guests of the
Ask already has obtained ren Smith.
Form er resident of this area, state, Mr. Johnson pointed out, club.
H. J. Fehely and John Man- Miss Burrell is pitted against received 30% of th eir funds di­
mt f r o m the In te rsta te
H. S. Houston, president of the
er?e Commission, for haul- ary, of Klamath. Calif., also sup­ six others, one a student of the rectly from taxation, 28% from Crawford, Nebr., Rotary club.
by truck and the Tuesday ported Ask in his application for Langlois high school and one of relatives and other sources; and visiting his m other at Castle
»'as the supplem entary a trucking permit.
m ust rely upon solicitation for Rock- was also a guest, and gave
Coquille.
Fehely is a director of the Gol­
required by Oregon law.
the rem aining 42%. which this a brief talk, and expressed hap­
piness in being able to meet the
necessity f o r additional den G ate Bridge Corporation, and
year is lust short of $500.000.
<
M anary is a prominent business Dottie Stark Weds
In telling of the work being local members.
m an from Klamath.
Mr. George, of Hubbard. Ore.,
done
by
these
agencies,
Mr.
John
William W alsh Testimony at the hearing ga\>e Richard Barton A t son told of the different ones re ­ form er resident of this area, vis­
consensus of all wrho were pres­
ceiving a portion of the funds: iting the Leo Lucas family, also
iker At A za le a en
t th a t the future prosperity of Home Ceremony
W hite Shield Home, w’hich cares was a guest, Tuesday.
He told the club th a t he was
this area depends greatly upon
Dorothy (D ittie), daughter of for pregnant girls, and is under
m Club M e e t. additional
and b etter transpor­ Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Stark, be­ direction of the Salvation Army; amazed at the progress made in
»’or Walsh is a com pelling tatio n facilities into and out of
came the bride. Friday evening St. Marys Home, a Catholic in­ the a re a since he left here a
er and though his ta lk was this community.
of Pfc. Richard E Barton, at the stitution which cares for deln- num ber of years ago.
Henry K err, local lum berm an,
At th e Rotary luncheon where home of his mother, Mrs. Floyd quent boys, who could also be
TALKS TO CLUB
he wras a guest, Mr. Jones stated Swearingen. Rev. Nick N. Neu- sentenced to the sta te industrial became a m em ber of the club,
th a t it had been eight years since feld, pastor of the Baptist Com­ school; W averly home, and a Tuesday.
he had gone through this area, munity church, officiated.
j few others which cared, last yearl
n v n r W V ) K / v v r c a n /J r v i f l c i n ’
and th a t he certainly was sur­
Only members of both families! f n r ®
'ta Ji, 3000 60X8 and K*r,s i n ' " I n c o r p o r a t i o n "
1$
prised a t the growth, viewed from were present.
th e road.
Locally. Mr. Johnson n a m e d
The bride was graduated from
W hile non-committal, the ex­ Brookings High School with the Dewey Akers as area chairm an, C. of C. 'Subject'
S
At the October m eeting of the
am iner assured interested people class of 1948. The groom, in the to co-ordinate the southern end
•J.
th a t he was carrying back a spring, will complete three years of Curry- county. Field w orkers Brookings Cham ber of Commerce,
“good” report to the commis­ army service, in which he speci­ will be enlisted through the v a ri­ billed as dinner m eeting. W ed­
ous organizations of the commun­ nesday. Oct. 27, a representative
sioner, rn d would recommend a alized in radar.
g ran tin g of the permit.
Following the wedding a re ­ ity and through the school chil­ from the League of Oregon C it­
ception was held at the Sw earin­ dren. The quota for this area, ies will speak on incorporation.
The first fall dinner m eeting
gen home, at which a wedding, south of Carpenterville. which in­
cludes money for Boy Scouts of of this group, will be served by
Garden Club Will
baked by the bride, was cut.
the Catholic ladies at 7:00 p. m.
M. Stephenson, of Salem, an C urry county district, is $560.
Reservations
should be made in
Landscape Ground uncle
The
over-all
quota
for
the
en
­
of the groom, was present.
tire county, including the scout advance, to hear a discussion on
Azalea Garden Club has offer­
the forthcom ing election to de­
fund is $1400
ed to landscape the yard at the
Solicitors who care to work a term ine w hether or not Brook­
B aptist Community church par­ F’ower Show Was
certain area, or vicinity, may ob­ ings should incorporate.
sonage. Mrs. G rant Powell, who
tain receipts, lapel buttons, etc.
J. H. Fasnacht, city m anager
Attraction,
Friday,
has been chosen chairm an for
by calling at the Pilot oflice. It of Bandon, will tell of the advan-
the landscaping, i s requesting
is hoped that several in the H a r-ita g e s to be derived from incor-
th a t all people who have flowers A t Smith River
bor area, as well as a num ber portion. He was recommended by
K i Utam Walsh gave
and shrubs they wish to donate
SMITH RIVER The
omans in Brookings may come fo rw a rd ’ Oregon le a g u e of City.
ten ( uf) a picture to this cause, would they please club held its annual chrysanthe- j ‘
anC€
highways to leave such plants at the par mum tea and flower show, Fri-
of this country.
sonage
day afternoon at the community Episcopal Radio Series A ttracts M an y
The club plans to begin this hall, with a large attendance of
an intimate, friendlv w ork Oct 27.
I cIub women and friends present Listeners O ver M utual Broadcasting Cd.
w*‘1-traint'd mind—ex-
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.
, to enjoy the fall festival of the
GOLD BEACH — Friday eve- the radio series will fe a tu re fa-
eld all in close a t
many beautiful fall flowers, at- ning. Oct. 22. Miss Celeste Holm, mous sta rs of stage, screen, and
he informed us to ,
tractively arranged by Mrs. Ma Motion Picture Academy Award radio. It will be directed by one
a . undcrstandinK
p ack meeting. Monday. Oct ¡ J 1
winn‘‘r - and W alter Abel, will be of radio)’ 8reflf directors, and
- > ¡ems of our highways,
heard over station KIEM. Eu- will employ a talented orches-
°f the highway com-
Gold Service stars and other Cub z* 1 ^ a r ’s Betsy Evans and reka. at 7:00 p. m. In the famous tra l group. Appearing on the
d new legislation in- ranks are to be aw arded a t th is ’ f
the afternoon Broadway success “D a r k Vi«-j program wall be such persons as:
’his connection w ith
tory.” This is the fourth pre-1 W alter Hampden, Ann Seym our,
^ eflents on which it is time. The appointm ent of two tea were Grace VanZce, Ruth sentation of the “G reat Scenes ' Jane Cowl, Basil Rathbone, Bea-
been m Z de^M r^H arrison6 of the
Blagdon’ and
from G reat Play«”, sponsored by trice S traight. Boris Karloff, and
ty McClish.
4.^ tr.at th ç piecem eal
the
Episcopal fam ilies of the lo- Joan Caulfield,
i g h school faculty and Mr.
w the Past W ill nOt dO. h tJamTnnnrt
The white linen-covered tea cality ________
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E ach week during the last
and Brookings,
and of ____
the
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Ila m m o n d .
m inute on the individual stations
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of Oregon, ’ th e I Archie Hendricks will act as table was centered witn a lovely Episcopal church everywhere.
of M utual B roadcasting system
•’’»pro^nn c
to u ri“\ chairm an of the Cub committee. arrangem ent of marigolds, w ith
tapess a t each end.
E very F rid a y » >.en ng
.
network, an individual Episcopal
: 4 w t a n ? e ^ d i u and eC' Active den mothers at this time) tall yellow _____
Presiding at the tea table were stations of the M utual Broadcast- clergyrnan
speak directly to
: 'ha: tho r ! ’ t lC
' are Mrs. C arr. Mrs. Ross Hom
W oodruff a n d ing System carry this unique , hp
,e
of
his
vicinity from the
**"< lieab ? aemS
and Mrs 01sen- NeW CubR an? M rr Ada Hursh.
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program directed to reach <0.- JoCal radjo statlon H(. will give
»wia’o
aS 3 wbo e ' invited to join and all parents * Flowers and plants were sold 000.000 people of America who
namp and I(jcation of hi„
« it u
nOt hide t h e ' of Cubs are r « luested to ** preS‘ during the afternoon. Proceed? have no religious affiliations.
j c^ u rr^ ,tie hours of service, and
' us . be nec«*ssary f o r e n t . — George Widney, Cub Mas- from the sale and silver offering
G reat spiritual tru th s dram a invite visitors to m ake them -
■ 'Ark--1?,*Va!ue c u r a t- ter. Bsookings.
will go tow ard re-decort ng t h e ; t j zed from the scenes of great selves known to him a fte r the
* to
new poli-j
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club room.
plays will bring home to the ra- service. To b e tte r understand the
0 ? Ormulated th a t - Mr and Mrs* W Braziel of Sac-
ce the vital important
Episcopal church, and its spir­
f a . ' ri. a feadet* in- ram en to are enjoying the fishirg
a regular church lo;
itual message, a free book, “ Find­
cently f o r ’
left
n
in this field.! here while visiting Mrs. Braziel's
Farl
ing Your W ay" is given to th»
receiving
Kindness and un m other, Mrs. Harvey Lockwood Oaklan
ced with the co-operation who request a copy by w riting in
:rans hos-
at
the
' te ight on t h e ’ at the Lockwood ranch on the rea m
Episcopa Actors* Guild, to th eir local statlo.
” Pdge Four
W indiuck.
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Cub Scout Doings