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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1952)
PAGE SIXTEEN BROOKINGS-HARBOP PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Mayor's Letter To City Conncil _____ Thursday, December n , 1952 Christmas Cantata Given As Scheduled ¡Commercial LeagueNews Notes From Power outage and storms did not keep the Chetco Choral Club ¡Alexander Studio* from presenting the Christmas cantata Sunday afternoon as sched Scores for Dec. 4 uled. The affair was held at the high school with a good audience Team standings: The “off again, on again” elec- L I tricity has made things difficult Mayor Dimmick’s letter to the in attendance considering road and weather conditions. W The cantata. “The Music of Bethlehem,” by Fred B. Holton, Brookings Machine ....... 22 40 | for the photographer. Yea. more city council was read at the Tuea- than somewhat! day evening meeting. Under the I arr*nK®d for three-part ladies’ voices with solos and duets, was di- Harbor Garage ............ — Oregon charter the mayor can I rected hy Mrs. Lee Rice and accompanied by Mrs. Willard Graham, Oregon State Bank ....... 18 14 | We are working like mad on serve for a two-year term but no- I during the interlude Mi's. G. P. Christensen played a violin solo, Curry Co. Lumber ....... — Christmas orders. Incidentally, Pacific Motors .............. 15 where does it state that he can- I * ^ le Holy City,” accompanied by Mrs. Stanley Patterson, 47 this next week is your last in not be re-elected for a second pe-1 ,adies. wearing sheer, white full-sleeved blouses and black Brookings Market ......... 13 49 which to get your portrait made riod. The letter follows: skirts, were “pretty as a picture” standing before a backdrop eight- I Olympia Hardware ....... 13 49 in time for Christmas. To the City Council of Brook-1 h**1 high evergreen decorated with large painted poinsettias. Mi. I Kerr Hardware ............. 8 24 adv. int's: I and Mrs. Clifford Lindskoug were responsible for the decorations, J Individual games: My term as mayor draws to a J which tells a story in itself. I Hanscam ...................................224 close at the end of 1952. With | Following the program tea was served from a lieautifully ap- I Goyke ............. 224 this, our final meeting of 1952, I I pointed table. I Chapin ................................... 214 wish to thank each of you for the I BUSY SCHEDULE AHEAD I B. Dimmick ........................... 201 fine support and loyalty you have I Sunday the Choral club will sing for a 5 o’clock vesper service | Individual series: Wur/itzer and 555 given me during the last year and I at the Federated church, Crescent City. Dates will be announced Goyke ............ ........ Jesse French a half. Our problems have been tw’o more appearances of the club before Christmas. This B. Dimmick ...'.......’............... 542 many and at times almost insur- information will be “music in the ears” of those people who missed Dimmick ............................... 539 Morgan .................................. 53p mountable. I feel safe in saying hearing the group Sunday. Team game: that every solution that was made NEW AND USED was for the best interest of the paring our budget and to Charles drants for fire protection. Pacific Motors ...................... 965 majority of the people. C. C. Lumber Co.................... 963 Young for his fine work on the 2. The need of some kind of Pacific Motors ...................... 957 In summing up accomplish oil covering to keep the dust Team series: ments of my term, I would like planning and zoning ordinance R E N T A L OR T R IA L to give special praise to Warren am very proud of our new fire down on the city roads. B. Mach ................................. 2767 truck, our new city jail, and our Smith tor his fine work in pre- I consider it a high honor to Harbor G.........„................ __ 2739 new city hall. We have new have been selected the first mayor I Mach................................... 2707 sodium vapor street lights which of Brookings and have tried to I High averages, 12 games or Tuning & Repair will be added to as funds are administer the city’s business i n l more: available;: and next year we will an economical manner. The new I Goyke ...................„............... 462 embark on our first street paving mayor who will be selected the | ('hapin .................................. 460 project. Money has been appro first meeting in January will take I B. Dimmick priated for street signs and before over a debt-free city in a sound JGrton CO NTACT— long we should have them in financial condition. Hoagland ................... 154 place. Matson _____ 452 Chetco Drug Store Sincerely, To all city employees, I wish Putnam ...... 14S BOB DIMMICK Brookings, or to thank them most sincerely for Christensen ___ 447 without their fine cooperation my Kerns ...................... 44^ Change of climate has no value I Mendenhall 443 job would have been more diffi BUY A N D USE h jin treating tuberculosis, contrary| Morgan cult. 145 In my opinion the two most I iw popular belief. Doctors usual Curry County Lumber and Har CHRISTM AS serious problems confronting u s , b' recommend that patients entei bor Garage to make up postponed next year are: a TB hospital within visiting dis game Sunday, Dec. 14, at 2:00 SEALS 1. The great need of fire pro- tance of family and friends. p.m. COQUILLE, OREGON P IA N O S ! r Attention— The Curry County Gas Co Successor to Gas Appliance Co. PROPANE GAS TANKS APPLIANCES In O rd e r To Serve Our Customers Better and Gain New Friends, We Have Opened An Offices and Display Room In The Matot Building We Carry a Complete Line of Gas Appliances and Propane Tanks We Are Equipped To Give Factory Trained Service On All Gas Equipment PHONE 2 8 9 1 BROOKINGS
