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Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere a Finer Community
Volume Six, Number 48
New Phones Due
For Cut-Over Soon
Hoodlums Said To
Be In This Area
\ \ hile th e re has been som e r e ­
P ro g re ss to w ard im proved te le ­
po rts of prow ling o f d ifferen t b u s­
phone service in B rookings w as
inesses of the area, no loss has
re p o rted last T h u rsd ay by George
been re p o rted to th e P ilot. H ow ­
M cBride, Coos Bay, d istrict m an-
ever, F. B. I. m en w ere said to
a l e r for W est C oast Telephone
have been in th e a re a last w eek
C om pany, w hile in town.
in q uest of a gan g of a rm y d e­
“An en larg ed new dial sw itch ­
board will be placed in operation serte rs, re p o rted to h av e stolen
in B rookings before th e end of a c a r som ew here in th e m idw est,
and a re supposed to have been in­
th is m o n th ,” he said. “W ith this
volved in robberies in th e W il­
new sw itch b o ard we expect to be
la m e tte valley.
ab le to p rovide a h ig h er grade
B usiness men a re urged to ta k e
of service for all subscribers.
ex tre m e caution a b o u t leaving
"A n o th er fe a tu re of this new
any m oney about th e ir places of
sw itch b o ard is harm onic ringing,
w hich m eans th a t people on one, business. People should also be
cau tio u s about th e ir hom es and
tw o o r fo u r-p a rty service will
m an n ers in w hich th ey leave
h e a r only th e ir own ring. On ten-
p a rty service, th ey w ill h e a r only I
—
.
Bruins Extended
To Win Over Fast
Port Orford Quint
M arriage Event O f
Sunday, Jan. 27th
In a gam e w hich saw m any
th rills B rookings B ruins. F rid ay ,
cam e from behind in th e th ird
q u a r te r to edge out a stu b b o rn
and d eterm in e d P o rt O rford team
by a 37 to 33 scor«1 F itz h u g h k™
Australia7 Was
Described To Club
Miss B etti Jan e, d a u g h te r of
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Bolin, and Bill
Robison, of M r a n il \ l ' i x ' T
, L k L" C ,'° . ' h° An" -rican so ldiers
L. Robison o f B ro o k in g s.'h av e set e a rV 'd n v s ' of WoHd “w " ' ’ o *
<3nnH»v Io„
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.
y a s ° ‘ w o rld W a r 2, w as
w edding.' T h e cerem ony will " b e ! m h
, f
i \ n
BroW"
hold a t thn «m- n n
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H ’ ta k 0,1 A ust,'ia lia ” to th e
i « dchaut^ e a S
hpDamy A wdi?hnt. “
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C‘Ub
all sco rers w ith 17, w ith Pence reception follow ing a t th e V. F.
ol P o rt O rford scoring 12.
W. H all.
T he box score and q u a rte rs :
Miss Bolin is a re g istered n urse
B rookings—37
fg ft pf tp em ployed in th e offices of Dr. Mil-
G rush, J., f................... o 3 2 3 j le r a t C rescent City. She took
r F itzhugh, f .... ............. 7 3 3 1 7 , h er n u rse tra in in g a t th e Glen-
ng’
C
5 0 0 10 dale S an itariu m . Mr. Robison is
V aughan, g ...................l o
- in business w ith his la th e r, in
W eston, B., g ...................0 0
B rookings.
W eston, R., g ....................2 1 5 5
noon. “T h e an im al life esp ecially
" a s stra n g e to us. W’e saw only
th e rab b its im ported to A u s tra ­
lia —which com pared to an y th in g
we have in this co u n try .
A u stralia, south of th e e q u a ­
tor. ru n s from the m ild to the
tro p ical in clim ate. T he e x tre m e
so u th portion has even w a rm e r
c lim ate th an B rookings. T he n a ­
tion is p ractically the sam e size
T I HÌ
T o tals ...................... 15 7 16 37 P .T .A .
q g SHOW po p u ' latio ' n less S th
tB an
t°S New
0Ut h0
S *
York
“By Ju ly , we expect to com-
C ity, most of w hich 1s aro u n d th e
P o rt O rfo rd 33
fß ft pf tp
seacoast.
p lete in sta lla tio n of fifty n e w -
n
—
W agner, f ....................... i 0 3 2
lines w hich will provide c e n tra l I
F l/A
“R eg u lated p re tty w ell by th e
F lake, f ........................... 3 0 4 6
office facilities for about 150 ad-
,
’
B ro o k in g s-H arb o r P.-T. A., to
K erber, c .........................5 1 2 11 help raise funds f o r o u tfittin g g o v ernm ent, business is not per-
U nder sponsorship of th e V. F.
d itio n a l telephones.
COmpete’
Pence, . B .............. ¿ Z . 3 6 1 12 th e high school band, w in sta g e
W.
post, th e 1952 M arch of D im es
“In F e b ru a ry we w ill in stall
er,
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first
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Forni e
a co m p letely a u to m a tic em e r­ dance will be held this S a tu rd a y
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com
ing
a
t..rd
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t,On
is
p
re
tty
m
uch
c
o
n
tro
lled by
this com ing a tu rd a y , a t th e
gency pow er p la n t in B rookings night a t th e V. F. W. hall. T h e!
labor
unions,
and
labor
is
sorely
T o ta ls .................... 13 7 14 33 high school gym. T he show will
so th a t th e re w ill be no in te r­ post hopes th a t people will a tte n d o nnri„ „ .
needed
in th a t cou n try .
th e T a le n t Show and then com e ™ " nK b> <t“ “ rte ra :
com m ence a t 8 p. m., w ith ad m is­
ru p tio n s in telep h one service dur-
“T he sto ry about th e ra b b its in
tng any co m m ercial p o w e r o u t - 'd lrec ,ly *° ,h e hal1. for th e sue-
!?8,S ................8 2? 27 37 sion $1 for a d u lts an d stu d en ts
th
a
t co u n try m akes q u ite a sto ry
cess of th e dim es d riv e depends
? rf ° r, l
8 ?
28 33 and children at 50c.
age. In addition to th e im prove­
—th
ey w ere im proted from E n g ­
‘
S lri" 3 .
No p ro g ram has been released
m e n ts we a re m aking a t B rook­ larg ely upon the success of this
land,
and since th ere a re no coy­
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c u rta in ra is e r* the sec­ by th e P.-T. A., but it is u n d e r­
ings exchange, w ork n ea rin g com ­ dance. Mrs. L ucille M olino is th e
otes,
foxes o r o th e r an im als to
local ch a irm an in th e drive.
I ° nd s trin p of th e B ruin S(Juad stood th a t a full p ro g ram has
pletio n a t C rescent C ity will a l­
p rey upon them , they m u ltip lied
had
less
tro
u
b
le
in
dow
ning
th
e
ir
been
arran
g
e
d
,
w
ith
all
o
rg
a
n
i­
No re p o rt has been m ade a v a il­
lev ia te g re a tly m any of th e long
and alm ost o v er-ran the co u n try ,
able
about th e success of th e ’52 opponents. 45 to 30. The s c o re : zatio n s p a rtic ip ia tin g except the u n til today th ey a re a c tu a lly a
d ista n c e problem s w h i c h have
B rookings 45
fg ft pf tp R o tary , w ith m any of those m em ­
been en c o u n te red in th e past. On drive, b u t it is th o u g h t th a t it
W
eston,
R.,
f
...............
2
1 4 5 b ers being also m em bers of o th e r m enace to the life in th e n ation.
o r ab o u t Feb. 15 we will move has not had th e e n th u siasm w hich
‘A u stra lia n s a r e a firiendly
S h e a re r, f .................... 2
0 0 4 organ izatio n s. T he R otary’ club
into o u r new telephone building have been g iven in th e past.
Ja g g e rs, f .....................0 0 0 0 has alread y p u rch ased th e drum s people q u ite like ours, but w ith
a t C rescen t City, a t w hich tim e
m an y odd expressions fo r us. T he
G rush, Jac k , f..................7 3 1 17 fo r th e band.
W’e will add tw o ad idtional sw itch ­
A u stria lia n s w ere all-o u t in th e
Johnson, f ....................0 0 0 0
An ad v e rtise m en t a p p e ars in
b o ard positions, w hich will m ake
la
s t w ar. They had all th e ir m an ­
Langlois, c ....................4 2 3 10 a n o th e r colum n of th is paper.
m o r e l o n g d istan ce o p erato rs
pow
er in N o rth A frica a t th e
N ew m an, c .................„.1
0 2 2
a v a ila b le t o h an dle B rookings'
tim e we first w ent th ere , but a
C urtis, c .........................0 0 0 0
calls. Also, m ore toll lines are
defense p erim e te r was set up on
B ecause of serious overload in H usstll, g ................
0
1 5
being added betw een C rescent th e th ird and fo u rth grades, it F adling. F„ g ................... 0 0 5
th e n o rth e rn coast line w hich w as
C ity an d Coos Bay, and one m ore w as necessary to set up a com ­ P h ettep lace , g ................ 0
' p lanned to sto p the Jap s. They
1 5
direct line will be added betw een bined e x tra section in th e B a p ­ P an zer, g ............... „ .....2 1 4
Mr. and Mrs. C laude Noel Gol- had d ra fte d wom en in to an arm y
B rookings and C rescent C ity — tist C om m unity ch urch basem ent.
dizen announce th e engagem ent — fo r lab o r purposes m ainly.
m ak in g a to ta l of fo u r lines be­ Mrs. C arol R. B andw in of F o rest
and ap p ro ach in g m a r r i a g e of
“O p p o rtu n ities to e n te r b u si­
T o tals .......................18 9 29 45
tw een th e tw o cities.
th
e
ir
d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
B
etti
Allwynne,
ness
th e re a re not too good for
Grove, O re., has been hired to
• •
anyone,
but Chanel's to o b tain a
to
C
hief
M
ate
C
h
arles
F
ran
k
lin
“B rookings h a s enjoyed t r e - 1 teach this group. S he has been P o rt O rford 30
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m endous g ro w th d u rin g th e past a tten d in g O regon C ollege of Edu- S utp h in , f ...................... 0 2 4 2 M organ, son of Mr. and Mrs. jo b have no equal an y w h ere,” he
few y ears, w hich has c re a te d an cation, M onm outh. She is ex p e r­
C lark Fox M organ of P a rk R ap ­ said in closing, and to an sw e r a
A nderson, f ............ .....0 1
1
ids, Minn.
few questions.
alm ost su p erh u m a n ta sk to pro­ ienced, having ta u g h t a t Ione,
Thom as, f .......................1 0 1 2
vide ad e q u a te telep h o n e service. R ockaw ay and G aribaldi.
Miss
Goldizen
is
a
g
ra
d
u
a
te
of
Dr. J. E. S tevenson told of th e
N elson, f ........................ .0 1 0
0
W e believe th a t by th e end of this N e w S tu d e n ts —
B
rookings
High
School
and
Ven­
terrific
explosion, in the D utch
W ard, f ........................... 0 0 0 0
y e a r we will have done a t least a
New’ stu d e n ts com ing in d u rin g K napp, c .........................3 3 4 9 tu ra Ju n io r College, and a t p res­ E a s t Indies, in 1883, and of th e
fa ir job of ca tc h in g up. O u r plans the w eek w e re :
L an tz s .......................... 0 0 0 0 en t is p riv a te s e c re ta ry to the n u m b er of tim es the force w as
env isag e th a t B rookings will con­
High school: Leslie P ullen, a Jam ieson, g ................. 2 3 4 7 traffic m a n a g e r of P o rt H eunem e, felt aro u n d the globe. He said he
C alif.
tin u e to grow, and we a re m aking ju n io r; H enry H ervig, fresh m an ;
rem em bered th e incident because
B ullock, g
.................... 1 0 1 2
te l e p h o n e in sta la tio n s w hich will G rades: C arol Davis, R obert C ol­
Mr.
M
organ
is
a
tta
c
h
e
d
to
the
it
sounded like a blast in th e dis­
K n u tch er, g ................. 1 4 0 6
grow w ith th e city .” M cBride a s ­ lins, Jerry- M eyers, e ig h th ; W il­
N
a
v
a
l
C
o
n
stru
ctio
n
B
attalio
n
tance.
C ountless people w ere k ill­
Johnson, g ....................0 0 1 0
se rte d in conclusion.
liam Davis, sev en th ; Neil Olson, S pencer, g ....................0 0 0 0 (S eabees) a t P o rt H eunem e. He ed by the explosion, and houses
spent fo u r y ea rs in th e Pacific w ere w recked for m ore th a n a
fourth.
100 miles.
a re a d u rin g W orld W a r 2.
In s titu te C om ing—
T o tals .......................8 14 16 30
T he w edding will be solem nized
D ave F ran k lin , of Coos Bay,
School will be dism issed for S coring by q u a r te rs :
Mr. and M rs. E rn e st S. Ames T hursday, Ja n . 31 a n d F riday,
Sunday, Feb. 10, a t th e N aval w as a guest.
of W ash o u g al, W ash., announce Feb. 1, fo r th e an n u a l C u rry Co. B rookings .................7 21 33 45 C hapel a t P o rt H eunem e, w ith a
th e m a rria g e of th e ir d au g h ter, teac h ers in stitu te , to be held a t P o rt O rford .............3 14 21 30 w edding su p p er to follow. A fter
G enevieve, to D onald L. Young, Coos Bay.
F e b ru a ry 25. th e couple will be
Mr. and Ms. Geoge B an ta, b ro th ­
o f B rookings, a t C am as, W ash . C hange H 8. H ours—
a t hom e to th e ir friends a t 82B
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J a n . 14.
er-in
-law and siste r of Mrs. Owen
High school hours w ill change
F o r th e w eek ending on Sun- M ira Lom a C ircle, O xnard, Calif. Brown, accom panied h e r from As
M r. and M rs. Young a re now a t th e beginning of second se­
Max. Min Rato
to ria, w here th e B an tas live, to
a t hom e in th e a p a rtm e n t
a t m ester to 8:50 a. m. and close
J a n u a ry 14
45
39
.44
B rookings. T he B a n ta ’s a re look
Young s G ift shop, w hich they a t 3:55 p. m. T his w ill relieve
J a n u a ry 15
44
39
.37
C ity business licenses fo r 1952 ing fo r a location, having sold
Sf'll m anage. Mr. Young recen tly the bus overload on th e H a rb o r
J a n u a ry 16
42
36
26 a re du e and pay ab le a t th e city th e ir d airy ranch.
as d isch arg ed from th e arm y, run.
J a n u a ry 17
54
34
re c o rd e r’s office. T his applies to
Jo h n M usser is rep o rted to be
ar.d on com ing to B rookings to
B eginning band and boys chorus J a n u a ry 18
45
34
54 those who have not alread y paid. c ritic a lly ill a t a P o rtla n d h o s­
► s ’t his p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs.
will be added to th e school pro- J a n u a ry 19
19
46
38
1.29
F loyd Young of Y oung’s 5 & 10.
p ital w h ere he h as been rem oved
J
a
n
u
a
ry
20
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46
38
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Show th e p<*ople w ith view from Seaside hospital, C resc en t
decided to m ak e his hom e here.
R ainfall for w eek
352 sta tio n e ry , a t th e P ilo t office.
C ity.
DlltlGS DdltCG7 Set
VL»
| Of TIl|C Sflt
Billed For Sat. Eve.
Another Teacher
Added To Faculty
Announce Troth
»Of Their Daughter
Newlyweds Arrive
Local News
Weather Report
Licenses Are Due