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Nowhere o F iner Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community
BROOKINGS,
CO-OPERATIVE EFFORT REALIZED
A T CRESCENT CITY WHEN CITIZENS
DOCK TURNED OVER TO C O M M 'N
CURRY COUNTY,
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OREGON
Community Library
The lib rary board of th e C het-
co C om m unity L ib rary m et a t
th e home of Mrs. E rm a Rice on
M arch 1, w ith Mi’s, ice p resid
ing. At the F e b ru a ry board ses
sion it w as planned to p u t on a
Hobby and C ra fts Show ’ to raise
lunds for the lib rary . As the
board w as unable to o b tain an
over-all ch airm an to s ta r t th e
a ffa ir last m onth, the show had
to be postponed. The next board
m eeting will be held at the home
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Fashion Show. M arch 2 5 . W ill M a rk
O ffic ia l A dvent o f Season's Best W eai
,
.
,,IK lt n t "
b lo s s o m
Y o u c a n h e a r th e f lo g s c r o a k
w ay Z
th e ,'* ° 'd m in P° n d ' and you know ,h a t sp ri" e is
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canon "
?
’Ce S0C‘ai eVent each
" ’««-s a b e tte r indi
catio n of the tu rn of the season. ----------------------------- -
S a te llite Social C lub has set
S a tu rd a y . M arch 25 as the tim e th e new V eteran s o f F oreig
lo r th e th ird an n u al S p rin g Fa- W ars building, not fa r from th
shion Show and Dance, h erald in g high school. The d a te is S a tu r
th e opening of spring, and of th e day, M arch 25, a t 8 p. m. fo
th e fashion show and the d an c
sp rin g fashions w hich m ilady is
to w e ar this year. S ta rte d in *1948 to follow', w ithin a short tim e
M adge Moore, of M oore’s Va
the first show w as acclaim ed to
rie
ty and A pparel Shop, w ho ha:
be one of th e most pleasing a f
visited
m any of th e coast m a r
fairs seen in the area. Last y e a r
kets, w hill have show ings oi
su rp assed the first, and m em bers
of the club assert th a t this y e a r sp o rts w ear, crisp cottons, su its
sq u are dance costum es and for.
w ill he fa r m ore sp ec ta cu la r.
m ais to he modeled.
Fashions of o th e r nations, in
S p rin g fo o tw ear will be dis«
all th e ir b rig h t and rich color
played by G ould’s Shoe Store,
and hand w ork, w ill be p a rt of
th e sig h ts in sto re for p eo p le| th e fo o tw ear to com plim ent the
g a rm e n ts modeled.
who w ill come. Yes, th e re ’s a
I he w e 1 1-dressed fisherm en
difference betw een a saro n g and
sig
h ts of com m on occurrence
a sa ri (you’ll never guess) How
in this a re a —w ill be modeled, by
m any know a B a lin ta w a k ? If F. E. H an scam & Sons, so the
you don’t know, th e re a re a few
S a te llite club has arran g ed .
m ore reasons why a tte n d a n c e is
lie k e ts to r th e event a re now
m an d ato ry .
on
a tV h e h ig h 0" , 8'1? ; " ' " bP h e ld | c ‘u b sale,
F u r by
i e r any
’Z n m
T em
u n ber
X n of t s 4'
in
th is city will be e lab o rate ly eele- ~
d Jo sePhlne co u n ties in
b ra te d here S a tu rd a y w hen the O regon.
Tn fo u r days th ey had a rig h t-
citizens of this region otliciallv
p resen t a new $135,000 citizens
dock to th e local h a rb o r com-
condem nation pap ers b y a ju d g e
mission
v o lu n te e r dum p 'tru ck s w ere o n ' '
3°
a fte rn o o n -
The people them
u ie m selves
s e iv e s built
b u ilt
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n u v n » w e r e o n ___________________
I dock during the last four m onths! tb e Job- Tn seven days 9.000 t o n s 1
-—c o n trib u tin g th e ir own l a b o r , rock bad been dum ped for a P A l i r i f R amb *<I R h a
n r ., fill.^C om m itteers w ent ___________
from d o o r| ■ " ■ ■ C V D O O l O U u G
tim e, m oney and m a te ria ls —W
C. Mason, g en eral c h airm an of, t to o .door
for r
done and collected
eolleC ed $16,000
$ f ,0 0 0 fo
th e event, announced.
ra ils , tools, in su ran ce and o th e r
C harles Selig, m a n ag e r Cres-* bcm s th a t could not be donated,
GOLD B EA C H —A m eeting at
cent C ity ch am b er of com m erce, ! um ber com panies gave 559 pil-
also pointed o ut th a t co n stru e- bl^ ’ b ru le d to the site in volun- w hich will a p p e a r the policy
tion of the new com m unity dock tPPr
tru ck s, driven by m aking board of the s ta te w ill
is a prim e exam ple of w h a t peo- ^ ° ’’tn te e r drivers. Saw m ills gave be present, has been set for 10
a. "V
m„ J T hursday,
ple can do for them selves
w ith- ?35
00° board feet of tim b er
e r and æ
h u rsd aV« April 13 a t th
the e
'
>35,000
leave e a t
o u t •‘C hristm as T ree funds, gov- ' deckin£ w o rth $17.000. C arpen-1 o co u rt . house.
,se- Forced to leav
e rn m e n t han d -o u ts,” o r any
ork on
' ♦ t o k e e P a n o th e r appoint-
any help!
help i t T e r r . . w
w ork
on th
tb e e dock
dock w as done
but
th
e
ir
own
vision
and
drive.
I
by
.v
o
lu
n
te
c
rs—business
men
and
but th e ir own vision and drive. ' by v° lu n te e rs —business men and i î’X v , l K roup must hurry in
B ackground of the im provem ent th e ir em bployees, re s ta u ra n te e rs. all d elib eratio n s
Com ing to th e m eeting w ill be
to facilities of the C rescent C ity bank clerks, everybody in town.*
high
officials of the s ta te h ig h
h a rb o r is th is:
The re su lt is th e C itizens Dock
w
ay
d
ep artm en t, of th e P. U. C.
F o r m any y e ars lum berm en, w ith a 900-foot m ain pier, a 222
and
from
th e sec re ta ry of s ta te ’s
fisherm en, business m en and of- foot fish erm en ’s w h arf, a lum -
office.
The
m eeting will c le a r up
ficials of Del N o rte co u n ty have j b er w h a rf head, a 120-foot load-
m
any
‘m
isu
n
d erstan d in g s co n cern
been urginer
c o n stru
s t rupfinn
rtf j e t in<r
, , h i : „ c _______
urging co
ctio n of
lag p latfo rm , a O n public
ra n e and .
ing
highw
ay
p ro g ram s of O regon dance, w hich f o n o w s f w i n Z a ! ' ¡ Z ' n e x / ’iMuc“ b<en P r° m “ '
ties and b re a k w a te rs in th e h a r refu elin g facilities.
and
especially
C u rry county.
bor w ith some success. R ecently,
O pening of th e celeb ratio n th e
Q
uestions
will
be an sw ered a t
how ever, they decided th a t th ey aftern o o n of th e 18th will be a
th
is
m
eeting
which
m ay be p re -'
w ould g et fa s te r action a n d I huge p a ra d e re p re se n tin g h isto ry
sen
ted
by
anyone
from
th e a u d i
m ore assu ran ce of fu tu re federal of th e region from th e In d ian s
ence.
aid if they c re a te d th e ir own to th e p resen t a p arad e w ith
This is the first tim e th a t this
lacilities. So in O ctober, 1949, a Indians, pioneer fam ilies, m o u n t-
g ro u p has ev er visited C u rry
g ro up m et a t the c h am b e r ’ of
bagpipe band, floats, county.
county. E
E veryone
veryone in
i n te l e re ^ sted
s , ^ ' in
in
Dock C om m ittee of th re e an d ng ground• f m m ° ° 'bands’ m a rc l'- " ’f ^ » u r e of C u rry co unty roads he m any proposed p ro jects for th e com ing y ear. B rookings ch am
k ch am
ag reed to do n ate lum ber, truck-s ! lions
'
m a" y ™
,Za‘ i
,he?r 2 ? H
,hiS “ da,<? her of com m erce, T h u rsd av M arch qq »
d in n e r w hich is hopcd to
Z ^ X Z c X T Z t t X
m oney, o th e r m a te ria l and la - '
m
calendars,
bor and en listed public aid not u ‘ ^ ° r A M anuel has d eclared
R alph T. Moore, c h airm an of b . n g m ailed this t , c k to every P - o s p e e Z
,n
----- ---------- -------------- ------ ----------- j fbe day a holiday. City, county, f tb e leg islativ e in terim com m it-
|
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an d federal officials and te c ’ wiJl be am ong th e g roup
W J a c k B a rtle tt, of th e s t a t e ! ------------------------- -------------------- -
L o s t R ltP C S i l t
Fnr
e a d in rl citizens, including Red- P o s e n t, to help in giving com- hoard of a ero n au tic s of Salem j -
I i i i v a J U h , r u t wood E m p ire A ssociation officials Pr ehensive p ictu re of th e pro- w ill address th e m eetin g H e i s 1 n t ™ ^ ’ " CXt W e e k ’ should be
w ill p a rtic ip a te in p re sen ta tio n g LTrani
nf highw
hirTb’* ay building and expected to b r i n g in fo rm atio n , e v ? t " ' ii’ C h arles G rayshel by
ram of
of th e new dock to th e h a rb o r proposed action.
concerning the possibilities of the
Tu^ d a y .
com m ission a n d follow ing th e
local airfield, p la tte d n e a r H a r
F u n e ra l services w ere held la st P resen tatio n cerem ony th e re w ill
ris S ta te p a rk on s ta te land th a t
S a tu rd a y a t N isw onger-W inslow
a 5.000-crab free feed sup-
has been g ra n te d to B rookings
M o rtu ary , a t Bend, for E ugene Pbed by l o c a l fisherm en and
area.
Ackley, 72, resid en t of this a re a , boat races and display of sea-
In this appeal for m em bership
w ho died from in ju ries suffered going vessels in th e harbor.
fhe
c h am b e r points o u t th a t it
♦ rn in g
^before
re-(
M em bers of th e C itizens Dock _ At a reccn t m eeting of H a rb o r
SM IT H R IV ER M a r c h
30
tu
n 1 lo ie w hile re
-
is
w
orking
on the project of the from 1 to 5 p. m. and from ' I
wi»« T f J ? R en° ’ NeV‘ B u r ia l, FJ ^ UtlVe C om m iHee a re C. L.l C om m unity club it w as v o te d to
h arb o r, of th e developm ent of to 9 n m h
P| m ' <ind fr° m
- a t Bend.
M cDonald, C h arles Selig a n d In
estig ate
in v v estig
ate the
the Dossibilitv
possibility nf
of nh-
ob th e m outh of th e C hetco a n d l f o r fhP' T > o >«Pen th e t,m e Se
^B orn a t W inona, Minn., Oct. G eorge G ra n t
• •
e n e tc o , and fo r th e local S — p « rin g o F
w er Shoi
ta in in g a Red Cross swim p ro o th e ------
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r civic projects w hich have
27, 1882, and m oved to ¿ e n d 35
g ra m for S o u th ern C u rry county. been proposed for th e a re a To w h ic h is sponsored a n n u ally bi
\ ears ago, w here he farm ed for
T uesday aftern o o n , W e s i e y accom plish all th e planned w ork S m ith R iv er W om an’s club a t
com m
hall. Com
Committee«
a tim e and p rio r to W orld W ar
Stone, Red Cross field re p re se n of th e y e ar it i Z
u- < 5 « th e vuin
m unity
u n n y hall.
m ittee
a t 200 m em bershin«
k ? L" Sh î rRe
« -ra n g e m e n ts hav
2 becam e a su p erv iso r in a CCC
ta tiv e of San Francisco, of first •h
th a t 200 m em berships would he
cam p n e a r Bend. He re tire d one
aid, w a te r safety and accident required. B usiness m em berships been n am ed :
and a h a lf y e a rs ago to move
prevention, called on the c h a ir a r e $12.00 a y ear, and p riv ate
P la n t S a le s— M abel M aris.
to Brookings.
m an of th e com m ittee, K a th ry n m em berships, $6.00. These m ay brook
C
ut F lo w ers F ran ces W e s t
W illiam W ard h a s received
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may
Mr. A ckley w as fa ta lly in ju red
R eekm an, and plans w ere m ade I be
IP
m ailed
n iL d
r> o
~ y
>
i
m
to
R
W
eidem
an,
b e p re se n t. Sunday, to hold a public m eeting at the
in a traffic accident on an icy
Specim ens - M arth a Ulrich.
tre a su re r, o r to Nell P a rk e r, th e
M
arch
19,
a
t B ellingham , W ash.,
s tre tc h of highw ay n e a r T im ber
G range hall, T h u rsd ay evening,
F lo w er A rran g em en t Ida H al
M ountain Inn, in th e vicinity of to r his o rd in atio n service. H e M arch 16 a t 8.
In
d ian Booth T helm a McVay
T ullake, Calif., en ro u te hom e plans to leave today by bus.
E veryone in te re st in o b tain in g
S ta g e Lloyd Moss.
H is o rd in atio n will be p e r sw im m ing in stru ctio n for th e ir
w ith M rs. A ckley and his son,
C o n se rv a tio n —M audee Luick.
form
ed by Rev. Johnson, of th e
Don and his bride, m a rrie d S a t
children and ad u lts of th e area,
( e n t e r H all Ju n e B rogan.
urday, M arch 4. a t Reno. He argeg , newrly-flnished R e v i v a l is urged to come. Mr. S tone em
A rt D isplay Alice Bolick.
T ab ern acle, in Belling. This w as phasized th a t th is program w ould
w as rushed to a K la m ath F a lls
T e a H ostess (a fte rn o o n ) —
h ospital, w here it w as found he the sam e ch u rch and p a sto r Bill have to be backed by all th e o r
D ean Collins, of th e Oregon R u th Raym ond.
su ffered a broken neck and bad a tte n d e d tw o y ears ago on a g an izatio n s in th e so u th ern p a rt J o u rn a l, has suggested th a t all» Tea H
t ostess (e v e n in g )—M abel
^isit and m ade his co nsecration • of th e county in o rd er to a ssu re
ly in ju red back.
th
e
grow
ers
of
th
e
B
rookings-
•
Brow’ne.
I f r.
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’ its success.
He lived to ab o u t 3 o’clock la st to C h ristian service.
H a rb o r a re a will pre .jbiv wan*
Proceeds of th is show a re Ic
e v veryone
e ry o n e snouid
be acq
acq u u ain
ain ted
ted to send exhibits of th e ir la te r
T h u rsd ay afternoo n. Mrs. A ckley iin d n r* ^a t J 11710. th e pburch w a s , E
should be
be
used for m ain ten an ce of the
f
v I W
•ho w as in ju red a t th e sam e
b!oom>ng v a rie tie s to the daffo lib rary , ow ned by th e club, and
tim e, is still confined to th e hos w ere held in th e basem ent. Rev. can be c arrie d out u n d er a Red dil snow' which is being held on
Vntal, b u t is m aking rapid and Johnson know’s Bill, p erso n ally C r o s s tra in e d in stru c to r, and M arch 28. u n d e r auspices of the o p e ra ted on 1 v o lu n te e r basis.
M rs. E unice F a r i s , g en eral
as w ell as R e v . Wolfe. B ill’s w ith tw o riv ers and th e ocean as
" a isfacto ry recovery.
W ashington High School, P o r t ch airm an , prom ises a show th a t
fath
er-in
-law
,
w
ho
will
be
pres-
playgrounds, for th e y o u n g sters land. in th e gym nasium .
Mr. A ckley w as a m em ber of
w ill not be d isap p o in tin g to anv
ia siers
or th
this
re a,
a, re
re-
and o o ld
sters of
is a a re
th e Bend E lks lodge and of th^ ^nt U itb sev eral o th e r m in isters tmu
T his is an o p p o rtu n ity to dis one. P eople a r e
rem ind? I tc
F
O rder of E agles o*f th e i n
F r ra a te
te rn
rn a a l l O
S
e
i’•
iC
e
'
H
e
wilI’i
su,ts
of
ho,dinK such a school play som e o f th e flowers for m a rk th is d a te on th e ir c a le n
sam
V T,n 1 • be given Ins m in- could m ean saving of m any hu
same e place.
w hich this a re a is ju stly fam ous, ders, and to bring th e ir friends
‘ s l e r s license.
j m an n ves
se c re ta ry . R eserv atio n s for the to th e show.
Cham ber O f Commerce Launches Drivi
To m an
Increase
M em the bers
For a'j
1950
e(Toi, lo increase
m(,nib ™
£ u Work
none
Eugene Ackley
W om en's Club Set
For Flow er Show
Red Cross Swim
Trainino Sought
W m . W ard W ill Be
O rdained, Sunday
Specimens Sought
For Portland Show