Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, November 29, 1951, Image 1

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BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
SPECIAL EDITION
OF PILOT DUE ON
THURS. DEC. 27
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36-House Building Project Construction Was Started
An edition, showing the
progress of this area in the
last five years, will he pub­
lished by the Pilot, Thurs
day, Dec. 27, if present plans
are n o t thwarted in any
manner.
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CITY FEATURED
IN 'OREGONIAN'
PICTURE PAGE
1 hat the outside world is
aware of the progress of this
area in the past five years,
¡Sunday, was recognized by
a feature page in the O re­
gonian, which pictured the
¡area shortly after the forma­
tion of the council.
B P . I TN
In th e past, th e P ilot has ac­
q u ired q u ite a n u m b er of pic­
tu re s w hich will show progress
R alph V incent, O regonian pho-
of th e com m unity, to g e th e r w ith
[ fo gruphvi, spent a w eek-end in
o th e rs w hich will be m ade into
the a re a shooting these p ic tu re s
engravings especially for this is ­
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d in th is p a g e , a n d by th e m
sue.
s h o w e d th e phenom enal g ro w th
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One section will be devoted to
HE of B rookings a n d su rro u n d in g
th e flo ricu ltu re in d u stry of this
com m unity.
county, and especially this area,
The councilm en, at th e ir u su al
w hich has long ago m ade quite
w ork, w e r e featu red ,, to g e th e r
a nam e for itself as “the hom e of
w ith o th e r p ictures, such as th e
w in te r flowers.”
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¡schools, th e new’ C ato lic ch u rch ,
Som e space will devoted to the
v 7n tiic road to Azalea I ari< may be seen forms ior foundations of the start of the the plyw ood p lan t, and a p ic tu re
phenom enal g row th of th e local 36-house building project started by C.lcnn Diem here recently. Known as "Azalea
Main s,reet'
schools. This will indicate, best
B rookings C linic w as given a
of all, th e population g ro w th of Manor,” this project will he constructed to F H A spectifieations, to sell a reasonable pro m in en t sp o t in th e page, to
^ h e area.
give c e rta in fa cts to th e p ro g ress
prices.—Photo by Ingram, Engravings by the Pilot.
V One section will be devoted to
of the com m unity.
th e Plyw ood inddustry of the vi­
R alph V incent, who has been
cinity, upon which the w orld is
a new sp ap er p h o to g rap h e r for a
^ASting w atch fu l eyes.
q u a r te r ce n tu ry o r m ore, know s
Curry County Health Association in co-operation with
” P rese n t plans call for 3000 cop­
well th e g ro w th of th e area, an d
ies of th e issue, unless previous Oregon State Health Association, has made it possible
c e rta in ly th e O regonian w as fo r­
dem ands m ake it im p erativ e for for an X-Ray unit to he in Brookings for four days, be­
tu n a te in being ab le to send a
m ore to be printed.
person w ith his know ledge h e re
A d v ertisers are asked to co n ­ ginning Wednesday noon, Nov. 28, to run until 6:00
to o b tain th e d a ta .
T he high school band, u n d er
ta c t the P ilot at once to d e te r­ P. M. Saturday, at Freem an’s Chetco Store.
E lm er P a rk e r, ot P a rk e r's A n­
d irection of M arvin W iggans, d is­
m ine which section they wish
chorage,
then president of th e
Hours on the first three days will he from noon until played th e d ru m s p u rch ased bv chamfx*r of
to have ad v ertisin g ap p ear, if any
com m erce, w as p ic­
e X b l X S
choice be desired. Since th e issue 8 : 0 0 p m . and on S a tu rd a y from ,o a. m. until 6 p. m . | “
tu red on th e . C hetco R iver, fo r
w ill be m ailed a f te r C hristm as,
It will not I k * necessary for those having X-Rays to
progress of this young hand '' !" 1.’ Ils arta ls la,n,,us it *«
the m essages should include plans
remove
any
clothing,
only
metallic
objects
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band played five selections and
New Y ear’s g reetin g.
m^i* E\cryonc is urged to axaila themselves (if this op- an encoure,
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X-Ray Unit Due Here Until Saturday
V iew Stationery
O f Oregon Coast
G ift Suggestion
portunity, especially adults. Ages are from High school
to 8o years.
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s ta r te d this year for th e first
tim e in th e histo ry of th e m odern
B rookngs schools, th e band has
becom e q u ite accom plished, Ro-
ta ria n s th o u g h t, and prom ise w as
m ade to Mr. W iggans th a t fu rth e r
su p p o rt w as forthcom ing.
At a m eeting of th e hoard of I C ham ber P re x y Sp o ke
d irec to rs of B rookings C h am b er
J- E lm er P a rk e r, who w as |x»r-
of C om m erce, J. E lm er P a rk e r, suaded not to resign from th e lo-
who had resigned from th e board c a l ch am b er of com m erce, and
a t the an n u a l m eeting, w as per- w as re-n am ed as prexy, spoke to
suaded to forget his resignatio n , th e club briefly upon th e prob-
and w as re-nam ed p resident of lem s facin g th e c h a m b e r and
asked fu rth e r su p p o rt for th e
the g roup for a n o th e r year.
c h a m b e r from business m en who
W e e k ly L uncheons P lanned
T o stim u la te in te re st in th e local hav e th e in te re st of th e a re a at
ch am b er of com m erce, w hich in h e a rt. He re-co u n ted m any of th e
the past has been indifferent, th e past accom plishm ents of the local
board of d irec to rs planned a tria l j c h a m b e r and rem inded th e Ro-
te s t for w eekly luncheons, to be I ta ria n s how im p o rta n t it w as to
servt»d each W ednesday noon a t j k?ep an aggressive c h a m b e r in
th e C hetco Inn.
I action.
Joe T aylor, of th e Inn, prom ised S ev era l G uests W ere P resen t
th a t if sufficient n u m b ers w ould
S ew ell N ew house, p resid en t of
com e w’eekly, a r a te w ould be tb e Gold B each club, Len May-
given on m eals.
field, p ast p resid en t of th e Cooa
P e te L esm eister is m aking ar- Day club, M arvin W iggans and
ra n g em en ts for a tte n d a n c e a t th e Jim C ru sh , w ere g u ests of the
first m eeting, to be held W ednes- club, T uesday. Tony C h risten sen
day, Dec. 5. and those w ho a re becam e a new m em ber, w ith P
planning to a tte n d a re asked to L. P eterso n and Win. B row n to
notify him.
be in d u ct« ! a t th e next m eeting.
Wedding Saturday Parker Re-named
Mrs. C lifford E. Sisk announces C. of C. President
th e m a rria g e of h e r d au g h ter.
View statio n ery , su itab le f o r
C h ristm a s g ifts to those people S hirley, to D onald S. Johnson, on
w ho live fa r aw ay from th e O re ­ S a tu rd a y , Dec. 1. a t 8:00 p. m.
gon co ast, is av a ila b le a t th e P i- 1 a t B ap tist C om m unity church.
lot office a t presen t, in tim e for 1 A w edding su p p er will be serv-
th e C h ristm a s shopping period, ed th e im m ediate fam ilies follow-
Each pack et, 50 sh ee ts w ith a t ing th e cerem ony. T he young cou-
least a dozen views, w ith en- pie w ill be a t hom e, a f te r th e
velopes, w ould be ideal for th e w edding trip at Y elton A p art-
friend who has n ev e r seen th is m ents.
'c o u n try , but w ho w ould like t o
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know m ore ab out th e fam ous 101
highw ay, an d scenes along th e
ocean.
S to p in an d look this p ack ets
over, and see w h a t inexpensive
FUP
g ifts one m ay h av e to send to J
frien d s— it m ay su rp rise you.
/ / SHOPPING
T<MEEKSI&T
LOCAL NEW’S
M any people of th e a re a w ere
av ailin g th em selv es of th e op­
p o rtu n ity to have chest X -rays.
W ednesday, w hen th e m obile un it
a rriv ed in town, and w as set up
A F re e m a n 's C hetco S tore. It
hoped th a t ad u lts especially
^ iA hav e th is service perform ed
and check th e ir h ea lth . T h ere is
no ch a rg e to the individual.
BAND CONCERT
PLEASED ROTARY
TUESDAY NOON
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P lace y o u r o rd e r for th e special
edition of th e P ilot, soon.
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Item s
cash by P ilo t C la s s ifie d id s .
On The M ain Drag
S a n ta 's m ail box a t Y oung’s
5 & 10. He an sw ers all le tte rs.
F ancy saddle b lan k ets a t Y a h r’s
B rookings F eed and Seed.
Plyw ood p ark in g lot beg in n in g
to ta k e on th a t Lockheed look.
T h at new red -h ead in tow n —
oo-la-la, oom ph, style, etc. S h e
holds c o u rt a t E u-L ee's window .
Mrs. H arold Joch en s w o rk in g
j on C h ristm a s ceram ics,
R esu lts of a loving g ra n d m o th ­
e r ’s c a re — M arily n ’s curls.
M uch crearrnxi tu rk e y on to a s t
o r hot b is c u its - food to be th a n k -
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R ain, rain , go a w a y — com e
ag ain a n o th e r day.
C arl M ason and Ed S und w ith
th a t sm ug look a f te r th e te s t
ru n s at th e p lan t.
S am H all w ith a d ifferen t pipe
an d a d ifferen t sm ell, too.
Legion Books Dance
C hetco Post, No. 138, A m erican
le g io n , h as set S a tu rd a y , Dec.
15 as th e d a te fo r th e ir d an ce a t
« t e t c o G ran ite hall. S pike M or-
g an and his S ie rra M o u n tain eers
of C rescen t C ity, will fu rn ish th e
m usic.
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P ilo t C lass Ads get re su lts!