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Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere o Fine rCommunity
Volume Seven, Number Six
BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
Public Will Discuss
City Zoning Plan
For These Your Money Is 'Spent'
P ro p e rty ow ners along Hwy 101
north, from th e B arbecue Lunch
to R ansom A venue, especially J.
T. Jacobs, M. L. M organ and Lee
English, do not ag ree w ith the
zoning c o m m itte e’s recom m enda
tion, and ap p eared before the city
council T u esd ay evening to raise
objections. All w a n t th e ir prop
e rty classified as com m ercial, for
highw ay p ro p e rty w ould not be
desirable as residence, th e classi-
vcation it now is being labeled.
N ext T uesday, a t the eighth-
g rade room, a public hearin g will
be held on th e zoning plan, and
anyone who has objections to air,
a re asked and urg ed to be p res
ent. It w as pointed out th a t no
previous in te re st had been shown
in the zoning, an d but few had
atten d ed any of th e m eetings as
advertised.
Dimmicks Install
prgan At Church
Girl Talks Before
C. O f C. Thursday
S o n d ra Schlach, a senioi a t
Del N o rte High, and c a n d id a te of
th e Lions C lub of C rescen t C ity
for d istrict d eclam atio n honors,
g av e h er ta lk before th e C h am b er
of C om m erce last Ih u rsd a y and
w as exceedingly w ell received.
She w as accom panied h ere by
Mr. and Mrs. T ay lo r of D unton
L u m b er Co. of th a t place.
Also p re sen t at the m eeting of
th e ch am b er w ere Guy H edrick,
p ast president and E llis C h artier,
incom ing president of Del N o rte
C ounty C h am b er of Com m erce.
E ach assu red th e ch a m b e r of th e
fullest co-operation of th e m en
in Del N o rte county.
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Was Fire Put Out?
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A - íí >
It would fit w ell in “They Do
it E v ery Tim e," th e sto ry s u r
ro u n d in g th e d em o n stratio n of
new fire equipm ent to city officials
last F rid a y : ’
W. L. C rissey gave th e old fire-
dam aged cabin across th e road
from his hom e as a “g u in ea pig”
and the equipm ent com pany set
th e old s tru c tu re ablaze. P ro p e r
ly d em o n strated , it w as presum ed
out, w hen the blaze w as quelled.
All w ent home, n a tu ra lly th in k
ing w h at good equipm ent it was.
About six the next m orning, the
old fram e cau g h t fire and was
co m pletely destroyed, scarin g the
neighborhood out of its wits.
Thursda
U. of 0 . Man Will
Be Commencement
Speaker May 23
F re d Beard, su p erin ten d en t of
the U niversity of O regon P ress,
has been engaged for comm ence«
rnent sp ea k er for the evening of
F riday, May, 23, Lynn H am pton,
su p erin ten d en t of schools, t o l d
the Pilot, Tuesday. Mr. B eard is
an in tere stin g sp eaker, he said.
R onald Akers earn ed the h ig h
est g ra d e av erag e during the last
fo u r years, and is announced as
v aled icto rian for the class of 1952.
He en tered B rookings school in
th e seventh grade. S h irley Bowlin
who cam e here as a sophom ore,
from D rain, ea rn ed second hon
ors and will he salu tato rian of
th e class.
T he class of 1952 from B rook
ings high is said to be about th e
most un u su al of any public high
school along the coast, since th e
class n u m bers 16 to 1 ratio n , all
in favor of the m ales.
S ta rtin g w ith th e seventh w hen
th e re w ere five girls, th e re has
alw ays been a p rep o nderance of
hoys. The list will he published
in a la te r issue.
A Crowley “O rg an o .” com bina
tion piano and e lec tric organ of
spinet type and design, w as given
to
B aptist C om m unity church
Sunday by O rville D im m ick and
his sons, R obert and Les, as th eir
p art in the ch u rch building p ro
gram now u n d er way.
This in stru m en t, th e only one Mh
F rid ay evening, the B rookings
of its kind in th e w est, is a 1952
Eddie T u rn er, of S alem , is receiving special speech in stru ctio n a t
hand
will give a hand pro g ram a t
model w hich can give forth w ith the E a s te r Seal A gency’s hospital school for crippled children at
the
high
school audito riu m , w ith
music co m p arab le to a pipe o r Eugene. Eddie, a 12-year-old victim of c e reb ral palsy, p ra ctices on
an
adm
ission
of 75c for ad u lts,
gan costing m an y th ousands of an aud ito ry tra in in g un it un d er the guidance of T hom as B urtscher.
40c for stu d en ts from the sev en th
dollars, o r it m ay be úsed as a speech th era p ist. T he school is o p erated by the O regon Society
th ro u g h high school and 25c for
piano.
for Crippled C hildren and A dults. Inc., w hich is c u rre n tly sponsor
Five new m em bers, Mr. and stu d e n ts u n d er the seventh.
The D im m icks, who wish to ing its S ixth A nnual E a s te r S eal Sale.
Mrs. L. L. D rorbaugh, Mr. and
Proceeds from th e p ro g ram are
m inim ize th e ir co n trib u tio n , told
Mrs. D onald M cC ratten and Mrs.
to
be used as p a rt of a fund to
the Pilot, th a t th ey w elt th a t ’ a
M ary W a te rm an w ere in itiate d
buy
uniform s for the hand, w hich
m usical in stru m e n t su itab le for
in th e first and second d egrees
will
be
in m uch dem and this y e a r
the new church, w ould not be
a t th e G range m eeting held last
for
local
functions.
purchased for lack of funds, once |
F rid ay evening.
The
p
rogram
will begin p ro m p t
the church is u n d e r co n stru ctio n .! At its re g u la r election held last
W a lte r P earm in e, ch a irm an of
I he in stru m e n t w as delivered F rid ay a t th e V. F. W. hall, th e
M arriag e of Miss Jo an A tchison th e a g ric u ltu re co m m ittee, gave ly at 8:00 p. m.
at the ch u rch last S unday a f te r C hetco Aerie of F ra te r n a l O rd e r of M cHenry, Miss., to CpI. C hris a re p o rt on th e erd icatio n of
noon from th e agency a t S acra-1 of E agles nam ed th e follow ing as J. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. T ansy R agw ort weed in the co u n
mentó, h aving arriv e d S a tu rd a y officers for th e com ing y e a r:
Ira E. B rown of B rookings was ty and spoke on P M ,\ practices.
■ 'e m the east w h e re it is m an-
T he rejMirt of the s ta te G range
W orthy P resident A. Z. Zook. an event a t th e hom e of the
ufactu red . The* agency in tu rn
V ice-P resident—Leo Ray.
bride’s p a re n ts F e b ru a ry 28. An in terim co m m ittee w hich studied
m ade speed in its delivery. It will
F a rrin g to n (F e rry ) C a rp e n te r,
C h a p la in -G e o rg e F oster.
inform al double ring cerem ony th e ta x problem s in the s ta te was
be fe a tu re d S u n d ay evening in the
whose
life sto ry w as fe a tu re d in
b
ro
ught
on
the
floor
by
Andrew
C onductor—D an H arro u n .
w as perform ed by Rev. C. W.
L aster C o n tata, w hich is fe atu red
last
w
eek’s "S a tu rd a y E v ening
IIofTeldt.
ch
a
irm
an
of
the
legis
T re a s u re r—A1 Bice.
Thegpin of L um berton
on the ch u rch page, P ag e 14.
P o st,” w as an old neighlx>r of
lativ
e
com
m
ittee,
and
his
recom
Inside G uard P. D. Spence.
Given by h er fa th e r, the bride
O utside G u a rd —Floyd S h rad e r. w ore a w hite g ab ard in e suit w ith m endations a re th a t th e e n tire H om er K essler, w hile Mr. and
Mrs. K essler w ere resid en ts of
T ru s tre e H. J. W eigel.
orchid and purple accessories and re p o rt be accepted.
C raig, Colorado. This sto ry w as
At
a
recen
t
m
eeting
it
w
as
v
o
t
c a rried
a
corsage
of w hite
review ed Tuesday noon at the
‘m um s, as well a pearls, a gift ed to give tw o sch o larsh ip s to
R o tary luncheon by H om er K ess
th
e
4-H
su
m
m
er
school
at
C
o
r
from th e groom .
ler, who gave a personal s la n t
vallis
in
Ju
n
e,
one
to
a
girl
and
An u n trie d B rookings B ruins
A tte n d a n t w as th e bride's sis one to a boy.
The card p a r ty held a t the
to th e life of this noted C olorado
baseball team w ill face th e B an
G range hall S a tu rd a y night a t te r, Mrs. G arlan d Bounds of Pic-
m
an, who has become a n atio n al
C h arles S ebaal w as given a ris
don high team on th e local field
tra c te d a good crow d w ith these yune, Miss., m atro n of honor. The ing vote of th a n k s for m aking figure.
1* i iday afte rn o o n in the opening
people tak in g hom e prizes: In best m an w as W a lte r J. Atchison, sta tio n s for the officers.
Dr. P au l R onniger becam e new
- »me of th e ’52 season. B andon C onasta. high scores w ere held by b ro th e r of th e bride.
R efresh m en ts of do u g h n u ts and m em ber of th e club, and Dr. R ich
s the only h andy team in Coos Ellen Jag g e rs and J e r ry S ch ro e
A th re e -tie r w edding cak e was cofTee w ere served by Mr. and ard S m ith, o p to m etrist, w as a vis
ounty, an d th e C u rry C ounty d er and low scores by Ina De- cut at th e reception following
Mrs. C h arles S eh aal Mrs. Rose ito r a t th e m eeting.
league also includes them in the
Moss apH C u rt W aldien; in P i the cerem ony. T he bride is a , Poole. Mrs. R uth B ath ian y and
playing schedule, as well as Lang- nochle, high scores w ere held by high school stu d en t and w as re- !
If you h av en ’t reg istered to
W a lte r Pearm ine.
P o rt O rford, Gold B each and Alvina Eickhoff and F red G u sta f cen tly elected FFA queen. A zaleas
vote a t the p rim ary election on
lo o k in g s .
S u n rise services will be held F rid ay , May 16, you have u n til
N e x t F rid ay . A pril 18, Gold son and low by N eva C am eron and w ere used in decorations.
W illiam W eidem an. Mrs. C u rt
E
a
s te r m orning, at 5:30, at A zalea next Tuesday, A pril 15, to do so.
Roach com es to B rookings for the
W aldien won th e door prize.
S
ta
te P ark . Rev. Jo h n L. M u m -¡T h e books a re open a t Moor«»*'
B
e
tte
r
H
alf
m
em
bers
a
re
asked
fccond leag u e gam e. G u th rie is
The next ca rd p a rty will be to bring pot luck dishes for the bow er will be in charge. Com- V ariery u n til th a t day. R
lab o rin g every possible m om ent
held at th e G range hall, April 19 dance. S a tu rd a y Evening. A pr 12 m urrity singing and -special m u s ic 'm u s t he in th e s ta te 6 men
Lis effort to field a good team . at 8 o’clock.
a re being planned.
30 days in the precin ct.
,
at Red & Gun C lub hall.
H. S. Band Will
Give Concert Fri
Grange Obligates
Five New Members
Eagles Name New
Officers Last Week
Chris Brown Was
Wed, February 28
Tost' Article Was
Kessler's Review
Baseball Game At
H. S. Field, Friday
Card Party Enjoyed