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Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere a Finer Community
Volume Seven, Number Five
BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
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Repeat Perform ance Asked For Port O rfo rd C elebration
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CITY 'ZONING7 ORDINANCE HAS
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In 1851 a g roup of pioneers w as left by C ap tain T ichenor to establish a s e ttle m e n t at P ort O rford.
They w ere a tta c k e d by Indians and took refu g e on B a ttle Rock. B itte r p riv atio n and d esp e rate fight
ing followed. I bey had one sm all cannon and w hen th e ir am m unition w as gone they loaded it w ith
m ails. At last th e p a rty of nine escaped from the rock and m ade th e ir w ay to a se ttle m e n t on th e
tm p q u a river. Last the B a ttle Rock p ag ean t w as so good th a t th e com m ittee had m any req u ests to
rep eat. 1 his year, the p a g e a n try is to be g re a tly im pioved, according to w ord coining to th e Pilot.
Vital Issue Faces
District Voters At
School Thurs. Eve
M iik Dropped 2c
A Q u a rt Locally
Brand Book Ready
After three months of weekly meetings, a committee
composed of Charles Young, chairman; Dorothy Lock-
land. (). 1). Arp, (aines Yelton, Elmer Bankus, Roy
Weideman, lid Aldrich and Charles Eehols, the city of
Brookings will have a zoning ordinance, awaiting only
an okay by the council next Tuesday.
A zoning map has been set up to include: Residence
R i, 1<2 and R3; C i, tourist commercial; C2 central com
m ercial; M i, manufacturing and light industry; M2,
heavy industry; A i, agriculture and vacant. People are
cautioned not to buy property or sell property for a par
ticular type of business or residence until they have made
a cheek with Charles Young, chairman, or the city re
corder or city council.
This same group made recommendations for a park
ing ordinance for the city of Brookings:
1. Prohibit all-night parking on main street (Chetco
avenue) and highway.
2. Permit all-night parking on side streets only.
3. Parallel parking only on highway and from the
Young’s I lotel to Loring Building; parallel zone to start
.it Freeman’s Market and extend to Texaco Service Sta
tion, both sides of street.
4. Diagonal parking below Freeman’s Market to
North side of Central building, except from south side
of Freeman's Market to W harf street, next to highway,
shall he parallel parking.
5. Acquire parking meters for Chetco Avenue from
I Icndrick’s Furniture Store to Redfield’s Market, on
both sides of street. Parking meters would simplify pa
trolling and enforcement of parking time limit, and
force all day parkers oil the road, to make room for peo
ple coming to town to shop. It would also provide funds
to hire a street sweeper to keep the street clean of debris.
6. Widen street from Gallagher property to Vin
cent property to full 60 feet to provide off-street parking.
7. Provide one loading zone area in each block with
12-minute time limit during specified hours. (Signed):
Virgil (ioldsberry, chairman; Archie Hendricks, C. W.
Kruger, Charles Echols and William Brown.
GOLD BEACH A new
A drop of two cen ts per q u art stock brand book for O regon ha
jon m ilk in this area, and m the ju st been p re p are d by the stat<
( r e s t e n t City area, w as te p o rte d d ep a rtm en t of a g ric u ltu re and is
this w eek by S eaview D airy, in
I t ’s a case alm ost like th a t of
ready for d istrib u tio n , according
th e ir ad v e rtise m en t on page 16
g rab b in g th e "b rass rin g " w hile o f , his jg
to C lifford Jen k in s, county agent.
on th e m erry-go-round if you do
Anyone w ishing to receive one
not g el it. th en you have lost it I ,. ° ' ,
' <o° s ” a y ’ <" 'a n ls
m ay get a copy by w ritin g to
A sim ilar situ a tio n faces the vot- , ’ ’ ",
0,hef Jci,,f’s
'0 » fa r
the s ta te d p a rtm e n t of a g ric u l
era of School D istrict No 17c
" ’p o rte d raises in th e ir tu re at Salem . T he cost of the
m ilk prices. The P ilot has no w ay
at the school house T hursday (to
book is $6. T his am ount should
of
know ing the com parison of
night 1 A pril 3, at 8 o’clock p. m.
accom pany the o rd e r at th e tim e
, Prices except th a t th e local buy-
The v o ters a re aggm rem inded i ers for th e fam ily tab le will have it is sent.
ot th e special schoo election at this 2c break.
th e high school to au th o riz e t h e _________ ______________
ex p e n d itu re of back tax and serial
levy funds now on hand not to
exceed $17.978.74. for the p u r
The R ebekahs will sponsor the
chase of addition p ro p erty a d ja c youth e n te rta in m e n t to be held at
e n t.to the school as recommend* d the I OOF hall F rid a y evening,
by th e S ta te D ep artm en t of E d A pril 4. T een-agers betw een the
ucation. No ad d itional
__ tax
__ levy
. j ages of 12 and 19 y e a rs are in-
will be needed since back tax and vitefl to a tten d . P ing-pong and
serial levy funds are now on band Karnes will lx* provided as well as
to ca re for the p u rchase. This , dancing, and th e org an izatio n will
d istrict is only asking for the serve refreshm ents.
a u th o rity to use these funds for
Any person who has c o n tin u
this pu rch ase; not for any addi
ously
resided in School D istrict
tional m illage tax upon th e dis
No.
17C
six m onths im m ediately
trict. as m any have tried to tell
p
rio
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to
th e election (A pril 3)
about th e d istrict.
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and <s a re g istered v o ter of a
c d istrict does not use this precinct o r a part of a precinct |
o r funds, now for th e p u r - 'w ith in th e school d istrict 30 days
> ,sc. th en th e d istrict has lost p rio r to A pril 3. i. e n tin e d
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l^ e o p p o rtu n ity to g ain this addi-1 cote. A r o s t e r e d X
bde-
- tio n a i ground at no expense. Theifined fs
vuier 18 Qe'\ Although Brookings Plywood (Corporation plant
f a i l u r e to au th o rize th is p u rch ase u n d e r ^ h e "generai heiwtmnXwx I’n January, official opening has Ixen set for Satur,
Youth M e e ting
P lyw ood Plant Sets O ffic ia ! O pening S aturday, M a y 3
/M KyÇyK'/ y .
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./'¿^»oi fund,nt° th oi thp’’tate with
th e county clerk
has Ixen in ojxration since early
May> 3, according to Ed Sund
I tfencral manager of the concern. The completed plant, as nbw in operation appear:
like this to the Pilot Photographer. I’
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