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BROOKINGS? CURRY COUNTY. OREGON
Second Parade Packed
Theatre, Saturday Night
Gene Gould Now
Near Chicago, III.
Pfc. Gene Gould, form er em
ploye of the Pilot and graduate
of University of Oregon school
of journalism , recently completed
13 weeks basic training at Lack-
land Air Force Base, San An-
Popularity of the S. P. E. B. S. Q. S. A. certainly did
not diminsh last aturday evening at the second annual | wX. ^ x a T ^ h a i X ’n X
parade, held here. Judging front the enthusiastic crowd signed to the public inform ation
office at O’H are Air Force Base,
future affairs will draw even more heavily. Eor enter P ark Ridge, 111. He is w ith the
152nd F ighter-Interceptor Wing
tainment, certainly one could.not find anything to sur which
provides air protection for
pass the type furnished last Saturday evening.
Chicago and the surrounding in
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Noted Lady Lectured On
European Conditions
Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrrick, of Merrill, delegate last year
to Co|x?nhagen, Denmark from Oregon State Home
Extension Council along with three others, spoke Tues
day ikkui to Rotary club, and will he principal speaker,
1 hursday (today) afternoon at A/.ale Garden Club. In
m.iking her talk interesting, she had colored slides to
To try to pick a “best” q u a t-1 --------------------------— ------------------ dustrial area.
The public inform ation office
tet would be like trying to pick
i illu strate her experiences b o t h
handles news releases of promo
going and coming on her trip.
a best apple pie, or a best meal I Pi
when you are hungry. Perhaps.
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tions and transfers to homq town
“Theworld federation of ooun*
newspapers as well as reporting
it one would like to be partisan, I
try women, which held its sixth
the Rose City F our of Portland
the activities of the base in an
m eeting in 21 years at Copen
came the nearest being “best”
This abbreviated Pilot, late on effort to promote better under
hagen last year, is a m ovem ent
E. B. Hays, chief censor of the
all due, w ithout question, to the one of those few occasions, came standing of the air force and re
m eant to bridge the world by and
versatility and showmanship.
as result of a breakdown to the lationship between the air force Oregon sta te penitentiary, Salem, through women, to bring about
will be speaker at the Seventh
Bob Perkins, the “daddy” of Linotype, which burned out an and civilian population.
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Gene is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Day A dventist church, Brookings. nations participating in the plan.
the Brookings chapter, came from elem ent in the pot which m elts
P o rtlan d to act as m aster of the m etal to m ake the type, and B. J. Gould, Brookings. His ad Saturday night a t 8 o’clock.
Following the m eeting at Cop
ceremonies for the occasion and a broken mold wheel, the vital dress is: Pfc. Gene Gould, Hq. &
He has addressed large audi enhagen. the United S tates wom
was certainly a t his best, g reet cog in its operation.
Hq. Sq., 112 F tr-In tc p Wing, O’- ences both in and out of the state en toured m any of the countries
ing old friends and being su rp ris
H
are AFB, P a rk Ridge, 111.
and has thrilled his listeners w ith of Europe, especially those which
A prin ter is due h e r e next
ed at the progress made by the week from Dunsm uir, Calif., to
his real-life stories and experi have much agriculture.
com m unity since he left a lew help in the mechanical end of the
ences.
Pictures showed by Mrs. K il
m onths ago.
Preceding the lecture there will
publication. Tom M artin, one of
patrick showed the ru ra l life in
There was only one Jim Sor- the best operators ever to sit at
he
a
half-hour
of
vocal
and
in
Donnie Munson m ay be a little
enson, lead for the Rose City any linotype, felt the urge to be fellow’ as fa r as pounds go, hut strum ental music. Everyone is England, Holland, Belgium and
Four, who could about im itate “on his w ay” a fte r a short time he can catch big fish -anyway, urged to come early. There will Denm ark. W ith tim e running out
any voice on screen or radio — on the force.
lx* no admission, only a free-w ill on her, she was unable to com
16 pounds of the coveted game.
p lete her talk to R otary, hut did
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offering.
in addition to others whom he
L a s t Wednesday afternoon he
say th at the m ovem ent was a
¡shed.
v as seen hurrying home from the
good
step tow ard realization of
The F our By F our of Crescent
Cheteo, holding the fish in his
peace,
some time in the future.
City bids promise th a t others in
arm s. Their combined weights
English
Gardens, Topic, Thurs.
the district m ust get better, or
barely kept Donnie an the earth
At
Azalea
Garden Club m eet
else they will have stiffer. The
—hut he did m anage t to get back
Ladies
of
the
Brookings
and
ing
at
the
G
range
hall, Thursday,
F our Tune Four of Eugene had
home in a hurry.
The seaweed business of Mr. Mrs. K ilpatrick is billed to tell
plenty on the ball S aturday eve H arbor area are reminded th a t
the first fall m eeting of the Chet-
and Mrs. A. B. W allace of H ar the m em bers som ething of how
ning, and the crowd wished to
co Home Extension units is set
bor, publicized last spring by Mrs. the English m aintain th eir old
hear more.
for Oct. 17, a t the Grange hall
IB. M iller in Along Azalea Row, and traditional homes and gar-
Of course, there were the Four at 10:30 a. m.
Mrs. Clifford Sisk and Mrs. I r a ! was t°P*c for a full page in the ens of which they are so proud.
House B rothers of Bonanza, who
The subject will be: “C are of Brown have taken over the lo cal' m agazine section of Sunday’s is-
will draw an audience any tim e
Rugs
and Upholstered F u rn itu re ” agency for the Penny-wise Plas- sue of The Oregonian.
Mrs. Lloyd Moss, Mrs. W arren
in Brookings. They appeared at
and everyone is welcome.
tie Co. of St. Louis. Mo. and will
While the article did not tell Sm ith and Mrs. P atterso n of
two spits on the program .
Come ar.d m eet the new home dem onstrate their line at a party a t much as did Mrs. Miller, it G rants Pass w ere guests a t the
The H arm onettes were as a t
agent, W a n d a given by Mrs. Harvey Foster, did show' th a t state-w ide recogni Tuesday R otary luncheon, to hear
tractiv e and popular as ever in dem onstration
Gossage.
Pot
luck
luncheon.
Wednesday afternoon. This prod tion was again given this area, Mrs. E. E. K ilpatrick talk of h er
their appearance.
uct is endorsed by Good House so much in the public eye today. trip to Euroix*.
By request Bob Perkins and
keeping M agazine and includes
his old Oceanaires, Gearge G uth
everything for the home from
rie, C harles Grayshel and Brad
kitchen to the nursery, and from
Page, m ade their am azing come
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H assett dad to baby, says Mrs. Sisk.
back a fte r m onths of no practice. and daughters visited at the Don
Four-Get-M e-Notes, a new four Vaughan, M ary E ttin g er and F.
in Brookings, gave promise th at B. H assett homes. Oct. 3. Chas,
som e day, they too would de w as just discharged from the Ma
More than 60 names of 1 - H had set a terrific pace for the
There is a lady in this town club m embers of southern Curry entire county. He told of how
m and a spot on a parade.
rine Corps reserve. He had spent
All choruses, Crescent, K lam ath the past year, stationed at the who claims she is too busy to county w ere read, last Thursday Paul Davis had sta rte d a tra c to r
Falls and Brookings, showed the El Toro, M arine Air Station, at w’rite to her m other, but who evening at the October m eeting club, and stated he expected th a t
usual form and pleasing e n te rta in S anta Ana, Calf., as w eather ob wishes the Pilot would carry or of the local P a re n t-T o c h e rs As these boys, in the next couple of
m ent. As a finale, the three sang server. He has gone to S eattle convey “hello, m other,” from M. sociation m eeting, which was al years would m ake quite a nam e
as if the entire hunch had ac to complete his course in m eteor The subscriber whom this con so an achievem ent day for the for this area.
tually “grown up in barbershop ology a t the University of W ash cerns, should know the m eaning youngsters. More than 40 of the
F or her outstanding work in
ping in the same group.
ington. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Juel- and the "voice” of her daughter, group w ere first-year members. the livestock club, led by her step
Since there w ere so m any v ii- son, visitors at the parents H as
Miss W anda Gossage, new Co. father, Alvin Henry, Alma Duffy
iting Barhershoppers. only the se tt home are on th eir way back
I1DA, spoke on the achievem ents will be aw arded a registered heif
participants were invited to the to Kodiak, Alaska.
of the m em bers, and called se - er, given by George B u rr Co.,
afterglow a t the Grange hall.
R egular quarterly m eeting of oral forw ard to receive prizes of Coquille. A story will come
the Ambulance Com m ittee was won at the county fair, and at when the presentation is made.
held at Brookings Electric and the state fair, held at Salem.
. Lois LaClair, and h er sister,
Radio Co. office, Tuesday evening.
Members of the 4-H Horse club. , Elaine, both sta te fair winners,
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Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Miller i Two new stretcher, as good as
Dr. and Mrs. Rice prospecting are enjoying a vtsit from one o f , may
led by Rev. J a c k Mumbowcr, , w ere given special recognition as
found
tor rock on the Tom Moore hill.
came in also for m any prizes and five-year m em bers also.
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The popcorn m achine at Youngs e a s ? w h T a r r h e d Wednesday t’o
All club m em bers were given
slay several days. The Miller re- e X r ^ s v-r io$7 ^ ' X , h
7 a f " ’ ,w1h o , " ” * > “ . P * « for pins a t the presentation.
getting its Monday K. P.
Tommy W ldney giving up h is'sid e d for many years in or about ¿ X considered
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fair prize check for money.
the capilol city but now enjoy
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August and Septem ber.
j Leaders w ere not w ithout rec-1
J ________________________ I ™ e com m ittee hopes th a t t h e , ognitlon, especially Mrs. Lillian I Ed Ingram , the photographer,
Sir W alter Raleigh comes to
town, some call him Slim.
I am bulance will he self-support-1 Zumple. and Mrs. Henry, whose who says he’s as good looking
ing henceforth, since all equip- 4-H affiliations dates back to her down a gun barrel as he is on
A Donnie Munson floating from
m ent is practically paid for, and childhood.
a cam era, arrived home Wed-
V v' river m outh to the hotel With
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H.
A.
Jochens
and
W.
J.
Collis
since
all
labor
is
voluntary.
Clifford
Jenkins,
county
agent,
nesday
with a 10-point buck he
16-lb. salm on cradled in his
f r m Tdabo Tu^rdav eve-
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spoke on w hat he would like to bagged in eastern Oregon. His
C iR im er, Gold Beach, see function in tma a ie a , of iiov. io -, var-ol J u u u ^ h u r w unU d u
»and instrum ents headed to-or their hunting trip in that sec- 1 wa a visitor here Saturday
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sorely
leaders w
ere _
needed
id school, towing a sm all boy.tion ot the country.
¡attended the “P arude” th at eve. j help the youth which, this year, Ed*obliged.
¡nt I flto VA/hora
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DreQKS
Salem M an W ill
Address Church
Big Fish—For Lad
fn
Home Extension
Bills First M eeting
Local Business Was
Featured, Sunday
Takes Over Agency
Heads For College
'Use' For Pilot
4-H CLUB ACHIEVEMENTS GIVEN
AT P.-T. A. MEETING, THURSDAY
Ambulance Com
On The M ain Drag Dau3 h,er V1.1»,
mt
Came Home Empty
Got 10-Point Buck