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Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere a Finer Community
BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
Volume 7~~Number ^2
Azalea Lanes Opens
To Capacity Crowd
Fire Razes Mill
Of Westwood Co.
PARKING METERS
IN OPERATION
Thursday, C Xtober 9, 1952
SPEBSQSA Give
Fine Program
On Monday, Oct. 6. parking
m eters began to function on
Chet co Blvd . the main street of
In fine com m unity spirit the
The planning mill owned by A11 Brookings. The police force was
Bnrbershoppers
present I'd a pro
Hopper and E. C. Cole, known kept busy issuing w arnings to
gram
at
the
Pine
Cone T heatre
as the W estwood Co., on Easy
The most modern equipment street, burned S aturday, October those who parked contrary to new on S aturday night, Oct. 4. to swell
The opening of Azalea Lanes
city regulations, but no arrest:- the funds of the Chetco Com
Brookings' new bowling’establish Tias been installed for this eight first at a total loss.
w ere made.
Parallel
parking
m ent. Tuesday evening was re jane bowling alley. The alleys
Origin of the fire could not leaves much m ore w idth to the m unity Public Library Associa
ceived w ith enthusiasm by the iloored with m aple are equipped
determ ined but it sta rte d soon street which is also cnast high tion. They and the entire com
with
seeing
eye
which
is
used
people of this area. Glen and Cleo
c rier the night w atchm an went way 101. Some little confusion m unity are Indebted to the neigh
In
league
play
to
record
crossing
Rogers, ow ners and operator« of
off duty betw een 4 and 4:30 a m. attended the change, but diffi boring S.P.E.B.S.Q S.A. chapter in
of
the
foul
line.
Sem
iautom
atic
the new sports’ business, \vere
The local fire departm ent citizens culties will w on be ironed out. Crescent City, for their generosity
ami cooperation in bringing their
pin
setters
are
installed
placing
pleased and encouraged by the
rushed to the scene hut were un
excellent chapter and q u a rte ts to
the
pins
with
a
press
of
a
button
able to do any good except to
turnout.
,
' w ' &
add to the program . All listeners
after
they
are
put
in
the
rack,
keep surrounding area from burn- ,
Two team s trom C r o ie n t City
enjoyed the close harm ony pro
which Speeds up fhe playing.
¡ng. The mill was partially cover
played tw o team s from Brookings.
duced by the m em bers of both
Crescent shaped benches are ed with insurance.
Mr. Soelbcrg gave a bowling ex
chapters.
available for players and ad
Plans are being m ade to re
hibition and instruction. A steady
N orris Kemp generosly gave his
ditional seating space is provided build the mill soon. The steel
stream of people came and wqnt
for the public looking on. The burner is being erected this week.
A ugust Fredrich
B urm eister th eatre, gratis, for the use of the
from 7 p.m. until 12 o’clock.
roomy interior houses a snack
The planing mill was recently died W ednesday, O ctober 8 at en tertainm ent, which was given
The building 68 ft x 105 ft. bar, rest room« and a m eeting
purchased from Leonard P. Nel C urry General Hospital, Gold as a benefit for the library. This
located at Spruce and O ak,streets, mom.
was particularly appreciated by
Beach a fte r a short illness.
son.
ju st off Chetco Boulevard, is
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, coming
Born at Council Bluffs, Towa the B arbershoppers and the li
definately an asset to Brookings. berg o ff and on and w atching
Ja n u ary 15, 1875, Mr. B urm eister, brary assn. A good sum was rea l
Ground was broken for Azalea this section of the coast for a
“Dad" as he was called by those ized tow ard the new building.
Lanes May 20. and Roy W eideman num ber of 5 oars are originally
Bob Perkins was M. C. for
who knew him well, lived at
w as the builder. Made ot concrete from Portland. When asked to
the
show and gave his hilarious
Redman eight years before com
blocks w ith a tru ss roof elimi m ake a statem ent Mr. Rogers
ing to Brookings six years ago. pantom ine.
nates the use of support^ which said. “We have faith in this area
Roy Brown very capably di
He was m arried to M ary H ansan
would break up the Boor space. and wish to so conduct our busi
rected the chapter at this presen
April
10.
1901.
Sufficient parking spade around ness th a t it wil be an asset to Revival services are being con-
Surviving besides his widow, tation. He and his wife are new
the building is available for the the com m unity and become a rec ducted each Sunday afternoon and Mary, are two sons, E rnest, S ea comers to Brookings, lx»th fine
public. An a ttra c tiv e entrance reation liali lor Ute youth as well every night except Monday at ttle; C larence A., Bend, a brother singers and a distinct addition tc
7:30 in the large gospel tent
greets you as you approach.
the group. T here w ere several
as the sp o rt’3 fans.”
located on the corner of Oak and E rnest. Riverside, California, a num bers by the ladies which were
Z.r
b'c.x
fo
Hotel
Finest O h Const
sister M ary of Council Bluffs,
Spruce stre e ts in Brookings.
well received by the audience.
To nri’Umfim’date ladies who
According to Jack Saclberg,
These services are under th e Iowa and three grandchildren.
The residents want to thank
have
,b
v
u
a»k«ug
about
bowling
Services
will
lx*
held
Friday,
representative for the N ational
,
. _■». auspices of the O. L. Danielson
Bowling and Billiard C orp..'C hi- a m eeting has been set at Azalea Evangelistic P a rty which have O ctober 10 at Baptist Com m unity all participants for this dona*¡or
to the Library Fund.
cago who furnished the equip- Lanes Jqi Wed., O tt..i.» ,
been conducting sim ilar tent cam Church at 2 p.m. w ith Rev. J. L.
m ent, Azalea Lanes is on? of the f The publie is invittd
visit paigns throughout the Pacific M umbower officiating and under
nices bowling establishm ents on or bowl from 3 p.m. on weekdays Northwest tor the past two years. the direction of Coojier’s C urry
CANDIDATES FILE
the coast and by far the finest • and 1 p.m. on S aturdays and
In the party are Rev. and Mrs. County M ortuary, Gold Beach.
The nam es of Lura Leonard ant
Mrs. Osa Johnson will have
on the Oregon coast.
1 S u n d a y s .
Danielson and Rev. and Mrs.
Clive
D. Manley have been filet
charge ot the music and serving
Thom as Grundy.
as pallbearers will tx? Randall ( a f as candidates for election on tlw
included in the musical pro
APOLOGIES
ter, Erank Blachly, William Weid- city council at the Nov. 4 elec
O ur apology to Mr. Alexander gram are num bers on the H a m ■’■man, Morton LeBrook, W illiam tion.
organ.
F eatu red
also
of Alexanders Studio, who fu r mond
Pete J. Lesm inster and Chas
M artinean and John Hall. The
nished the Pilot with the photo throughout the services are spe Ixxly wil be shipped to Council Young will run to succeed them
of Leo Lucas and his bear, pub cial vocal num bers, as solos, duets, Bluffs lor burial.
seises.
and trios.
lished
in
last
w
eek’s
issue.
A
The Eagles Auxiliary. Chet co
The public is invited to at temi
3087 of Brookings, have adopted credit line was om itted below the this gospel crusade.
picture.
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the ’old folks of Tanglewood Re
Mr. Alexander took the picture,
sort. near Bandon. These folks are developed and printed it and kind CURRY COUNTY
in th eir 70 and 80. O ur aim is ly offered the print to be used.
REPORTER SOLD
to bring a little joy and happiness
The C urry County Reporter,
into the lives of these folks. They
Gold Beach, was sold the first
a re our old folks. On each ones
of the week, it was rejxjrted.
Saturday, Octolx’r 11. Is the o p ’ii house S aturday. An invita
birthday, we will present them
H enrietta W icks Shaw and Mc official opening d a te for Conn- tion is extended by them that th
w ith a birthday cake and gifts
G rath of the Rod and Reel T av Olson Motors. Open hours are public is cordially invited to vie\
ern, W edderbum as assistant from 1:00 to 4:00 p m ., but visi this modern service garage am
also on C hristm as and o th er oc
Luit. Gene Gould and his wife m anager will take over the first tors will lx* welcome anytim e d u r sales room Oct. 11.
casions.
Brookings can justly be prom
ing the day. A program has Ixxm
arrived this past week from ci the m onth.
T here are eight old folks at the
of
this new business to the vl
The
form
er
owners,
Weston
and
planned and door prizes will be
( Cheyenne, Wyo. to spend a short
present tim e, two are blind and
cinity.
The 34 x 151 foot build
M
arian
B
urton
have
not
revealed
given away.
visit with his parents, Mr. and
one being deaf, one is bedridden
ing
w
ith
120 ft. highway frontag
th
eir
future
plans.
The
s
h
a
k
e
r
s
will
be
from
O
re
Mrs. “M icky” Gould, before go
and one is partially paralized.
has
a
wide
driveway and parkin
gon
S
ta
te
Bank
and
Robert
Fin
ing to Carni» Stonem an.
area.
The
building
and equipmen
The auxiliary’ w ants their “old
ley,
Sales
M
anager
for
Bailey
and
He expects to em bark for the
folks” to know they are not for Korean area the la tte r part of YOUNG HOTEL
Graham , Portland, wholesale dis are the most up to date, m akin
It possible to take care of an
CHANGES HANDS
trib u to rs foi the N. W. district.
gotten.
this m onth.
work
on any m ake of car. Th
Conn-Olson Motors, located on
A com m ittee of M adame P re si
Mr. and Mrs. Gould w ere m ar
Mr. ami Mrs. Oz Young sold
garage
is heated throughout b
d e d Shirley Brannin. M adame ried at San Antonio, Texas, in their hotel to A. V. Jenkins of highway 101, ’a mile west of the
rad
ian
t
heat and alum inum pair
Vice President Lillian Brown and June and went to Cheyenne. Wyo. Browning. M ontana last week and heart of Brookings and dealers for
on
ceiling
and walls of the servic
Jr. P ast M adame President Eve where he has been stationed until ( have gone to W alteria, Calif, for Buick cars and GMC trucks. A
departm
ent
is clean and attra<
lyn Jaklew icz visited these folks coming to Brookings. Both are a short stay. It is reported that 1952 tmxlel Buick sedan and ac
tive
and
reflects
light for goo
graduates of the U niversity of they will do some traveling ami cessories will be on display In
last m onth.
working
conditions.
Evelyn Jaklew icz and Lilian Oregon. Gene graduateti from the resting before settling down. Mr the salesroom.
The Conn and Olson fam ’•*
D. R. Conn and Harold Olson,
Brown are in charge of this won local high school and assisted Jenkins, "Slim ” to his friends was
a r from Corvallis, having bee
Dewey Akers at the Pilot office form erly associated with the Dept owners and builders of the plan* I
derful project.
Mr
in business th
for several years before going to of the Interior In Browning an 1 are voriring hurriedly this week
Evelyn Jaklew icz
had
la
years
gar
to m ake all in readiness tor the
A. F. Burmeister
Called By Death
Revival Services
Attracting Many
‘Adoption’ Planned
By Eagles Aux.
The Gene Goulds
Home For Visit
Publicity
Conn-Olson Motors To
Feature Grand Opening