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BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
Annual 'Fashion'
Show Is Planned
S atellite Social Club met last
week to form ulate plans for the
annual Spring Fashion S h o w ,
sponsored by the club. In con­
junction with local m erchants,
the club has during the past three
years, set a precedent in e n te r­
tainm ent th a t is a real job to
keep up with.
However, with a new crop of
young beauties’ in the grade and
high school, who will appear as
models, together with ou tstan d ­
ing fashions selected b y local
m erchants, this y e a r’s show will
set a record of the news in styles
beautifully modeled.
Mrs. Jam es Yelton is chairm an
of the show this year. The them e
to be carried out and the e n te r­
tainm ent planned,, is still a sec­
ret, but news will be forthcom ing
w ithin a week.
Tickets are now being printed,
as well as posters, heralding the
event, due next month.
Thursday, February 21, 1952
C. of C. Luncheon
Betti Goldizen Was Wm. c. Cormack
j oe Endert Tells
Set For 'New Spot' Wed To Navy M an Passes W ith Stroke Qf |n(Jjan '[ ore'
W ith no m eeting scheduled for
W illiam C. Cormack, resident
this week, Brookings cham ber of A t Oxnard, Calif.
of Brookings for the last c o u p e ! Joe Endert. of Crescent
City,
Miss B etti Alwynne, daughter of years, died here Tuesday, fol- ■ whose experience with Indians in
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude N. Gol­ lowing a stroke, it was reported, j the K lam ath area years ago, has
dizen, of Brookings, became the Mrs. Cormack died late last fail. I become legend, especially w i t h
bride, Feb. 10, of Charles F ra n k ­ since which time Mr. Cormack Brookings Rotary club, gave his
lin Morgan. P etty Officer, U. S. apparently gave up his desire to third talk to the club Tuesday
noon. He said he felt more at
N. C. B., son of Mr. and Mrs. live.
C lark F. Morgan of P ark Rapids
He was born in Scotland on home before the club than any
Minn., at the navy chapel, U. S. March 16, 1881 and cam e here he had previously talked before.
Displayed were a num ber of
N. C. B. center at Port Hueneme, with his late wife from Detroit
Indian
handicrafts, such as fish­
Calif. The rite was at 4 :00 o'clock alm ost four years ago.
ing
creel,
a head-band used in a
in the afternoon.
F uneral services will be held
Navy Chaplain Merchon, Lt., T hursday afternoon, Feb. 21, at special dance, an Indian pipe, to
U. S. N.. officiated.
B aptist Community church with smoke their own home-grown to­
Given in m arriage by her fa th ­ Rev. John L. Mumbower officiat­ bacco, and other items. Joe told
er In the double-ring ceremony, ing, under direction of Roeder som ething of the head-dress, how
the bride wore an imported light F uneral home. Mrs. Osa Johnson it was made from the woodpecker
Re-action to plans for a “get brown tweed suit with m atching wi 1 be soloist. Interm ent will lx* scalps, and the dance for which
aeqainted” indoor picnic of the hat and w hite accessories, a
at W illiam Jam es W ard Memo­ it was used.
Their tobacco is potent stuff,
Masonic and E astern S ta r social w hite rose corsage, and groom's rial Park.
much too s tro n g for white men -
clubs at the V. F. W. hall this gift of cultured pearls.
and two or three puffs were suf­
S atu rd ay evening indicates there
H er only attendant, Miss Mar-
ficient to stop any craving for to­
will be a good turnout of the je tta Lowe, a college classm ate,
bacco for the m oment. He also
fra tern ity and their adult eligible of V entura, wore a gray wool suit
told how the Indians grew and
kin, according to Leonard H a r­ with orchid accessories and yel­
vey, m aster of the local lodge.
There will be several s tr e e ts , “cured" their tobacco,
low rose uorsage.
H arvey said some 150 postcards
For benefit of the new m em bers
Best m an was M arion Clayton in the incorporated area of the
have been m ailed in this area Fuller, U. S. N. C. B. and ushering city which will not get any main- j J ° e re-told the story about the
fp n n n rn u
/ n r l r for
f / v r a time, or un ­ Indian
I n d ia n
v i l l n t r o n on
n
T o b , » E arl, to
and there w ere probably more were John Bailey, Jr., U. S. N. tenance
work
village
Lake
who have not come to his notice, C. B. and Raymond C. Goldizen til the city has been given deed which a San Francisco liquor
and who are assured a welcome. brother of the bride, of Cam arillo to these—such as Del N orte and salesm an was invited, and how
W ork towad a smooth program Calif.
Memory Lanes. F u rth e r work is he and his "village cut-up” u n d o
Dr. Cecil Posey, executive sec­
has been divide up and with the
to aw ait such action, it was de­ had arranged with the Indians to
Miss
Dorothy
Goodman,
also
a
re ta ry of the Oregon Education
assured functioning of these com­ classm ate, sang “Because” and cked Tuesday night by the city "scare” the salesm an. Modern
Association, talked to the local
m ittees a good tim e should be "At Dawning.”
council.
pranksters would be put to sham e
teachers association Monday eve­
enjoyed from the 7 o’clock pot
by
modern antics, R otarians ob­
Following
action
by
the
county
A
reception
was
held
at
the
Ted
ning. He com plim ented the dis­
luck supper to the “lights-out.”
serve.
court,
by
resolution,
deeding
the
Russell
Club
House,
a
fte
r
which
tric t on its modern elem entary
T here will be a silver offering the couple left for a honeymoon county roads within the incor­
Joe promised to come again in
school building. ’I t ranks w ith
to defray expenses and surplus, in southern California and San porated area of Brookings to the the spring to relate other Indian
the best in the sta te and Brook­
if any, will be added to the tem ­ Francisco Bay area.
city, m eans th at Brrokings will stories, because “he had but put
ings may well be proud of it.” he
ple fund, tow ard a new building.
have jurisdiction over those roads a scratch on the surface’” of the
Mrs.
Raymond
Goldizen,
sister-
commented, while visiting the dif­
Mrs. Wesley Kindel, Mrs. C. in-law of the bride, and Andrew which the county had this right. fund he has in store.
ferent classes on the afternoon
H. Rausch, Mrs. Roy W eideman, F, Medve, U. S. N. C. B., had
The resolution called for those
shift. He reminded the group th at
Leonard Harvey. Sam Gott and charge of the guest book. Mrs. streets over which the county had
imm igration, plus the increased
R. D. Rowley will a lte rn a te as Do n a 1 d H artw ig, of M ountain jurisdiction except Azalea P ark
birth rate for the last several
A vaccination and innoculation
greeters. O ther com m ittees a re : View, Calif., cousin of the bride, road, which is under the control
years would require an increased
Door prizes, Priscilla Robinson: served the wedding cake a fte r the of the sta te highway departm ent. clinic for im m unization of sm all­
school building program in the
coffee, C urt W aldien; K. P., H a r­ bride cut the first piece. Mrs. So far the city has pledge about pox and diphtheria will lx» held
s ta te of Oregon for at least the
old Jochens; pop, Roy Molino; Dewey Akers, Brookings, poured all its gas tax money in m ainte­ a t the local school, W ednesday,
next ten years.
Feb. 27, beginning a t 10 a. m.
pop dispensers, Mrs. Maude Sand, and Mrs. John Langton, of Los nance of the streets of the city-
Mr. Posey fu rth e r reminded the
Local doctors will be in a tte n d ­
bo and Mrs. Ruby H arvey; e n te r­ Angeles, served punch.
including
Del
N
orte
and
Mem­
group th a t the school exists to
ance.
This clinic is held under
tainm ent, Charles Bickner; tre a s ­
ory
Lanes,
which
it
finds,
for
the
O ther out-of-town guests be­
provide educational opportuniti­
the
county
health departm ent,
urers, Mrs. Jack W right and Roy sides the bride’s parents, w ere: moment have never been deeded
es for boys and girls, and th a t
with Mrs. D orothea Miller, coun­
Hendry; Games, Lucille Molino; Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Jam es to city o r county.
b e tte r trained teachers along w ith
punch, Mrs. Agda Bickner; floor and daughter, D arlene of Culver
Along alm ost the entire length ty nurse, in charge. A charge of
adequate building would provide
detail. P ete Tierce; bingo cash­ City, Calif., Mrs. G retchen Squires of both laness, property owners, 25c will be made of each pupil.
the type of education we desire
iers, Amber Campbell.
of Riverside, Mr. and Mrs. Neil on both sides have given an ad­
for these girls and boys. “We
Shoutlem
ire of Cam arillo, Calif., ditional five feet, so as to make
should think o f 'o u r teachers
Mrs.
Maude
S ager and Mr. and them the standard 50-foot width.
as professional people along w ith
T. S. (Sid) Ablx)tt of Liver­
Arnold Lane, in the west por­
Mrs.
Lowe
of
V entura.
our doctors and law yers,” he com ­
more,
Calif., form er resident of
The young couple are at home tion of town, m ust by residents this area, was a week-end visitor
mented.
to th eir friends at 82B Mira Loma adjacent to and using this lane, here. Form er Greyhound agent in
He fu rth e r stated th at a fte r
A “bon voyage” party for Mr.
come to some agreem ent, and
Circle,
Oxnard, Calif.
1955 elem entary teacher certifi­ and Mrs. Henry K err was held at
m ust get legal advice, engineer­ Brookings, he and Mrs Abbott
cation would require four years the Hendricks home “play-room ”
ing service, and then tu rn ju ris­ are agents at Liverm ore now. He
<jf college, and t h a t beginning Tuesday evening of last week,
Mrs. C hester Gragg returned
diction to the city.
i/tx t year all elem entary and and was attended by about 25
Wou d Like Ocean Right-Of-Way home early this week, bringing
high school principals would be friends.
Mrs. M arian F allert hunting
Ira Orton, representing fishing her daughter, P a tty Jo from the
required to hold the proper ad­
The birthday of Mrs. Hendricks "wild Indians.”
interests which wish to move to hospital where she has been un­
m inistrative certificate, and th a t was also celebrated, with a cake
T hat scrum ptious angel food this area, listened to the council der observation for a week. The
heads of school system s of the decorated for the occasion. A sec­ pie Leo Stevens makes.
discussion of the jurisdiction of little girl will retu rn to the hos­
first class would require super­ ond cake, topped with a ship mo­
C. F. Yahr serving coffee, hos­ streets, and in his plea for co­ pital T hursday f o r m inor Jaw
intendents credentials. Thus the tif, signified the tour on which pitality aRd good nature.
operation, stated th a t a huge In­ surgery.
teacher preparation would be the K errs will em bark this week.
P lenty of th a t soft white m a­ dustry could be located in this
Bill W ridge is P ortland at th e
Up-graded to at least four years
The K errs will visit the Holy terial for m aking snow-men.
town if some road or street-w ay moment, and may be reached by
for elem entary teachers, five for Land, in Italy. Sw itzerland, Bel­
A. J. Mato doing his Tuesday could be obtained by the city, to lette r addressed to him at 1331
h school teachers and approxi- gium, France, Holland, Germany landdry.
the ocean. No official action was S. W. 12th St., P ortland 1, accord­
tely 5 4 for adm inistrators.
and will sail home on the Queen
L atest fashion trends — the taken by the council in this |n a t- ing to a le tte r received by tho
Mary from England.
red woolens.
ter, until a delnite plan will be Pilot this week.
Mrs. Grace Haskins of G rants
Balky transportation.
The P aul Peterson family w ent
offered later.
*Tass was a visitor of the w eek­
Chicken-pox is reported in the
“Slow pokes.”
to Medford over the week-end to
end of Mr. and Mrs. Almo New- area, among scchool children. A
A com petent young housekeep­
A good way to w rite is to send visit friends and relatives. They
tc.i and Florence Forgey.
few cases of mumps, also.
e r of 14 years.
the Pilot to them.
[reported snow over the m ountains.
commerce has set the next reg­
ular meeting, Wednesday, Feb.
^7, at the Don Gravely club, north
of town, expected to be completed
this week.
Mr. Gravely, who has been at
work on this new project for the
past few months, is reported to
be completing all ’ the interior,
in time, it is hoped for this open­
ing for the cham ber of commerce.
Response Favorable
To 'Picnic' Idea
Roads Turned To
City By Co. Court
* Teachers Heard
Jtate Executive
q
School Clinic
Local News
'Bon Voyage' Was
Given For Kerrs
On The M ain Drag
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