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- Volume 8—N umber 7
N o w h e re A F iner C lim a te - N o w h e re a F in e r C o m m u n ity
"BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
last CONCERT IN
Friday At School
CRESCENT CITY
A nother opportunity for p a r­
ents to have th eir children’s THIS SUNDAY
physical condition checked will be
Well child Clinic
Collision Badly
Damages Cars
A tw o-car head-on collision on
Highway 101 in front of the Town
House, W est Brookings, Monday,
8:15 p.m., resulted in a badly
dam aged pickup and car.
The pickup was driven by Carl
B erger with his p a rtn e r, liert
McDonad accom panying him, was
going south. The car was driven
by D. W. Vowel,, going north
when the vehicles collided. Po­
lice investigation indicated that
Vowell was on the wrong side of
the highway, v e il over the m id­
dle line. Mr. Vowell told f>olice
he was blinded by the lights.
Mr. B erger ami Mr. McDonald
were badly shaken up and bruised
and Mr. Vowell suffered a broken
rib.
Officer Bud Cross said that he
had difficulty m aking friends with
the police dog owned by Mr.
v owell.
Thursday, April 16, 1955
CITY COUNCIL GIVES FULL SUPPORT
TO CHETCO COVE DEVELOPMENT
'flic Biwkings Chamber of Commerce appeared be­
fore the City Council on 1 uesday of this week and ob­
tained the complete and wholehearted support of the
campaign currently being waged by the Chamber in its
New Com m unity Concert m em ­
bers will have the privilege of
attending the last concert of this
y e a r’s series on Sunday, April 19.
This num ber will feature the fa­
e (Torts to obtain shipping faeili-
mous duo piano team of B a rtle tt
ties from Cheteo Cove.
and Roberlson.
It was emphasized th at if all in­
dividuals and organizations unite
Mrs. Helen Dempsey, chairm an
solidly behind this project, every
for the Brookings area, reports
th a t a particu larly fine program
B aker & Stanton, of E ureka, indication points to favorable ac­
will be offered for next year. In
long fam iliar to residents of this tion by the governm ental organ­
izations concerned.
October, Carolyn Long, soprano-
area by their jingle, ’’Save Three
The City Council has taken the
soloist, will be presented. In No­
W ays,’’ cn the radio, and their
first
step in indicating active sup­
vember, John Sebastian, harm on­
big B aker & S tanton M ayflower
ica virtuoso, and Dorothy Jarn ac,
trucks on the highways, have port. It should now behoove each
dance hum orist, will have the p ro ­
opened a branch in the H earth ­ and everyone of us to join o u r
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schroeder. gram .
stone building across from the Cham ber of Com m erce and tak e
K lam ath Falls, w ere weekend
active part in a project which can
school.
The
M
arch
presentation
will
visitors here, guests a t W hite
B aker & S tanton have served be as beneficial to our area as the
Rock. Mr. Schroeder is a n r a r­ offer South Am erican pianist,
Hum boldt, Del N orte and C urry tim ber itself.
dent rockhound, president of the M arisa Regules.
The resolution, ns adopted by
"ounties for over th irty years,
The last num ber of the series
K lam ath Falls M ineral club, and
the
council, is rep rin ted b e lo w
and the establishm ent of a branch
spent his tim e searching for for next w inter will include a
BE
IT RESOLVED, by the City
m ale q u a rte t and soprano solo-
here, by a concern of this calibre,
specimens on the beach.
Council
of City of Brookings,
is a welcome addition to our ro st­
ist in a joint program listed as
He expressed interest in the The Carolers.
Oregon,
that
in view of the cam ­
e r of m erchants. It will be m an­
newly formed Brookings M ineral
paign
presently
being conducted
aged by C. A. Mackenzie, a resi­
Many from Brookings atten d
club and stated he hoped to m eet
by
the
Brookings
C ham ber of
these concert gatherings and feel
Some two years ago over $700 dent o f Brookings since 1911.
w ith them some tim e.
For the present Mr. Mackenzie Com m erce to the end th a t this
well repaid for the trip to C res­ was received for a Scout build­
eren may once again offer the
Since they w ere form er resi­ cent City.
ing. Mr. King donor of the lot says their display will he con­
advantages
of low-cost, deep­
dents here, near the s ta te line,
on W harf stre e t, is m uch con­ fined to home freezers in con­
w
ater
ocean
tran sp o rtatio n to
they called on old friends.
junction
with
the
B
aker
&
S
tan-
cerned as to w hether the Scout
business
and
industry
of C urry
.
organization is going to accept ton H um bolt Food Plan.
I
The
company
expects
to
m
ain-
Counfy-
Oregon,
and
northern
Del
this valuable lot that he has o f­
tain
a
television
center
here
also
(
°unty,
C
alifornia;
fered through the I.O.O.E. lodge,
, We hereby recom m end:
or will he be forced to m ake w ithin a short time.
T h a t all citizens of the area
Fred H edberg and A1 Louns- o th er arrangem ents for this prop­
eith er individually o r through
erty.
bury have ju st consum ated the
: th eir organizational
affiliations
Some of the com m ittee have I
sale
of th eir H arbor mill to G un­
1 join in endorsing and iw im m e n d -
Mildred B ryant reports the
moved away from Brookings,
■ ing the above action by the
sale of M ildred’s Beauty Salon to n ar Hedberg, E lm er Hedberg, leaving the o th er m em bers to go |
and
Fred,
the
third
p
artner.
They
I Brookings C ham ber of Com m erce
Mrs. Arvin Cole, form erly of
began operations on April 1 un­ ahead with the plans for this
On Friday, April 10, the ele • J specifically pertaining to the de­
G rants Pass.
der the nam e of H edberg Bros. building. F ath ers and m others of
Mrs Cole, nee Avis Harrold, Lum ber Co. The brothers expect these boys and the com m unity at m entary schools of C urry county velopm ent of C heteo Cove through
lived here three years some tim e to expand operations soon. They large feel that Mr. K ing’s offer held a spelling contest in Gold the obtaining of Federal funds
past, therefore, is not exactly un ­ are all experienced lum berm en. should be accepted and the $700 Beach for youngsters in grades 4 for a breakw ater, docks, and re ­
to 8. Each school in the county moval of existing hazards to nav­
known in this com m unity. She
G unnar and E lm er a re also used to buy needed lum ber with was allowed to send three or four igation;
and children. Robert, Calelle and ow ners of th e mill north of which to sta rt a building. Th»>n
"’o n testa n ts
for
each
grade
BE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED,
W arren are occupying the living the city.
th ere is another alte rn a tiv e : that
Brookings
elem
entary
school
was
that
the City of Brookings indi­
q u a rte rs in the rea r of the salin.
of sale of the lot and purchase of
renresented by: Grade 4, Steven cate its com plete sup|»ort of the
Mildred will continue working
J. J. G allagher was having an oth er proj>erty to begin a Scout Anderson, Sandra Glass, Jerilyn ; hove m a tte r by causing copies
with Mrs. Cole and is living with uncom fortable session in bed last building on.
Longaere, Leslie Oldham; Grade o f this resolution to be forw arded
Those who are vitally in te re st­
her family at the A rth u r Pearce week and is taking it easy at
5, Glenda Kcffcr, Gary Larson, to the Portland D istrict Office of
ed in the Scout work here in Jan et Mosier, Dean Olson; Grade
apartm ent.
present.
the U S . Army Engineers, our
Brookings hope a m eeting will fi, Ann Brener, Je a n e tte Hedberg,
representatives in W ashington.
soon bring alxiut decesions lead­ Sharon McClain. Linda Sanders;
D.C., and such o th er organiza­
ing to the acceptance or rejection Grade 7. Sharon B ennett, Tommy
tions and individuals as the Board
of this help.
Rush, Sharon Sm ith. Sally S w an­ of D irectors of the Brookings
All those interested are asked son; Grade 8, Je rri Cagley, Nancy
C ham ber may recommend.
to contact a m em ber of the Scout Chapin, L oretta H allm an and
com m ittee, a scoutm aster or
The Brookings High School Spring Music Concert will be p re ­ Scout it they wish to offer a ssist­ Jacqueline Smith.
Most of the group from Brook­
sented Friday, April 17. at the school gym nasium at 8 o’clock. N u m ­ ance in this project.
ings came through the prelim i­
bers will he given by the Band, G irls’ Ensemble and a tew specialty
W inners of the prizes offered naries with flying colors and in
at the last draw ing w ere: Joanne the finals J e rri Cagley won a first
num bers. The program is as lollows:
Frazier, who drew the num ber prize, Sharon McClain and Janet
T rium phant O verture Band
Winslow Wilson, a rtist in sea
winnnig the M ixm aster; Harold Mosier won second places and
paintings,
is in this area this
Young,
the
rifle;
Mr.
Jolson,
the
c L arg h etto from Concerto Grosso Opus b, No. 12.
I la n d e !
Jerilyn Longaere placed third
week m aking sketches and stu d y ­
fishing rod and reel. Ruth Wood­
Buttons and Bows—Band
ing the coast in this section for
L iv in g s to n Xr E v a n s ward won the archery set, and
use in oil paintings.
He is a
Fill
Biown
the
jewel
case.
S ylv ia--G irls’ Ensemble
guest of Brookings Hotel.
Buy a chance on a luscious
The Green C athedral
G irls’ Ensemble
Mr. Wilson does sea paintings
cake on the weekends following
exclusively, having bccomp in te r­
at
one
of
the
grocery
stores.
Dancing Tam bourine C larinet Solo, Sherrill McLean
Polio
A le tte r received from R epre­ ested in th at phase when only 11
Luspiel O v e rtu re —Band
sentative H arris Ellsw orth sta te s years old. He likes the rugged
K entucky Babe Band
th a t "Regulations w ere recently coast and portrays th at influence
issuer!
cancelling out all existing in all his comjxrsitions. T he O re­
^>un Valley—B a n d ................
eligible lists established as a re- gon coast to him is most inspira­
T rees- G irls’ Ensem ble
Hey. kids! Don’t forget to bring sut of previous exam inations for tional. He has studied the sea all
over the world.
your
bikes to the Shell station postm aster at Brookings.”
A Perfect P ra y e r—G irls’ Ensem ble
Kiley stenson
The g rea ter ¡»art of Mr. W il­
Lynn H am pton and Mrs. Goldie
at noon Saturday, April 18 to
sp rin g M orning O v ertu re Band .
........ i>eniston have the fluorescent tape in­ Sw earingen bad taken the p rev i­ son’s w orks hang at Carnegie
ous exam ination and both were Hall, New York. He m aintains
A Perfect Day Girls* Ensemble
Bond stalled on your fender.
It glows a fte r dark It m akes eligible on the list for appoint a studio at G loucester, Mass , and
i he A rgonaut O v ertu re Band
• lives in New York City
your ralm g safer, and it is FR E E . m ent to the position.
given by the Well-Child Clinic on
F riday, April 24, a t the elem en­
ta ry school.
Beginning a t 9:30 a.m., Doctor
Ronniger will exam ine those
present until 12:00 noon. He will
be assisted by Mrs. Cecil W att,
nurse.
Former Residents
Return For Visit
Baker & Stanton
Opens Salesroom
SCOUTS MUST
START BUILDING
Hedberg Lbr. Co.
Beauty Salon Sold Changes Partners
To Mrs. Avis Cole
Local Students
Win In Spelling
Hl SCHOOL SPRING MUSIC CONCERT
BILLED FOR FRIDAY EVENING
Winslow Wilson
Likes Ore. Coast
Postmaster Still To
Be Appointed
Local Lions Club
Promotes Safety