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Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere A Finer Community
Volume S— Number jS
BROOKINGS, ( I Rin ( OL MY, OREGON
Thursday, |ul\ \ 1953
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ROTARIANS
ENJOY PARTY
Queen Carla
Attends Races
BOY DROWNS IN
SMITH RIVER
Former Resident
Returns to Visit
ja r
C. of C. REPORTS
DINNER MEET
Mrs. A gda B ickner and Mrs.
M rs L au ra H eib erg er of P o r t
S p eak er for R o tary L adies night Bill t am pbell ch ap ero n ed Q ueen
W alk er hole, n e a r H iouchi, on land is a guest at th e B rookings
dinner p a rty held a t th e C hetco C arla and h e r court to th e h a rd S m ith riv e r has ta k e n th e life of Hotel this week. She a rriv e d by
T h e C h am b er of C o m m erce
Inn Tuesday evening w as S am top races in Gold B each S unday, a n o th e r sw im m er.
bus on S u n d ay m orning and a f te r J u n e m eetin g and d in n e r w e re
Ojo from N igeria, A frica.
J u n e 28, w hen th ey w ere honored
C olum bus S an d ers, 24, a m em a short rest a tte n d e d services at held T h u rsd ay evening at th e
Speaking fluently Mr. O jo told guests.
Q ueen C a rla p resen ted b er of the 777th A an d C sq u ad the B ap tist church to m eet as G ran g e hall w ith P resid en t C live
of the difficulties overcom e to get the w in n er w ith a tro p h y and r e ron sta tio n e d at K la m a th , who *.nany old friends as possible Mrs. Manley presiding. P aul Davis read
to Am erica and how happy he w as ceived a box of candy.
w ith his com panion G eorge N an- Ile ib e rg e r w as a resident of H a r h" m in u tes of the last d ire c to rs
to be selected by Linfield college,
The court parad ed th ro u g h the quin also of K la m a th base w ere bor for 37 y ea rs before going to m eeting.
M cM innville, as a stu d e n t. C om s tre e ts of Gold Beach in a con sw im m ing in th e W a lk e r hole on P o rtlan d a few y ears ago, and is
A discussion of th e bill for
ing w ith a g ro u p of stu d e n ts to v ertib le selling Lily Blossom T im e S m ith riv e r S u n d ay aftern o o n m uch in te re ste d in this area. Hei ¡$195 10 to r in stalla tio n of new
A m erica he w as th e only one th a t b u tto n s before th e races. On th e ir sw am across th e riv e r and w ere husband built several of th e oldei pos, office boxes sent to ¡oldie M.
trav eled to th e w est coast and re tu rn to B rookings th a t evening sw im m ing back w hen N anquin business buildings on C h etco av e Svvearinger, a c tin g p o s;m a s te r by
was very m uch disappointed not they w ere tre a te d to re fre s h looked back and noticed S an d ers nue.
Roy W eid crm an brought to light
to find In d ian s and cow boys m en ts at th e Dairv C reem .
th e m isu n d erstan d in g of Mrs.
w as “flo atin g ” about th e m iddle
roam ing th e s tre e ts as he had p ic
Sw eat inger, th in k in g th a t the bill
of th e river.
tu red the W est from m ovies
liould be p re sen ted to th e ch am
W hen he reach ed th e shore, he
shown in his hom e city.
ber. It w as voted to re tu rn th e
noticed S a n d e rs had disappeared.
Mr. Ojo g av e a vivid p ic tu re of
bill to th e ,xist office w ith th e
N an q u in w ent for help at the
life in N ig eria on th e w est coast
reco m m en d atio n th at it be sen t
A aron W a lk e r hom e n e a r the
ot Africa. P eople a re becom ing
to th e U.S. P o stal D e p a rtm e n t.
river. A boat w as o b tain ed and
conscious of th e ir own rig h ts and
w ith th e help of W a lk e r and two
C h arles G rayshel, ch a irm an of
an effort is being m ade in th e last
sons D w ayne and W ayne W alker,
H a rb o r co m m itte e m ade a re p o rt
T
h
e
opening
of
Acacia
L
au
n
d
ro
th ree y ears u n d er th e new gov- |
th e laxly w as recovered.
m at on S a tu rd a y , J u n e 27, was ot bis trip to P o rtla n d at the re
ern m en t ot m ak in g stu d e n t a t
S am uel C. H all, B rookings a t
F u n e ra l a rra n g e m e n ts had not a tte n d e d by a larg e n u m b er of quest ot th e a rm y en g ineers. In
tendance in school com pulsory. torney, is now d istric t a tto rn e y been m ade at th e d a te of w riting.
in tere ste d people, who w en t to speaking of the ru m o r of th e pipe
E ducation is not free in N ig eria ,” of C u rry county, filling th e office
view the m odern lau n d ry and e x line Mr. G ray sh el, s ta te d th a t
said Sam .
fo rm erly held by H e rb ert R De-
tend good w ishes to Mr. and Mrs th ro u g h corres,m udenco, 34 m iles
In d u stry is p rim a rily arg icu l- I w a rt. Gold Beach, resigned. Gov
(>i Inn* could lie saved by having
Roy
Brim m , ow ners.
tu re w ith fru its and veg etab les ern o r P aul P a tte rs o n ap|xiintcd
M any bouquets ca rrie d con h arb o r facilities here. Mr. G ra y
grow ing ab u n d a n tly . Yams, unlike Mr. H all M onday sending him the
g ra tu la tio n s and added to the shel said th a t th e re w as som e talk
those term ed such in A m erica, a re follow ing te le g ra m :
atm o sp h ere.
A color of p riv a te e n te rp ris e s developing
The
B ro o k in g s-H arlio r
Lions lestiv e
about two feet long.
S alem ,
schem
e
of
green,
g
rey
and
rose, th e harlxir.
club
is
now
in
th
e
process
of
in
R eligions p re v ailin g in A frica
J u n e 29, 1953
P resid en t M anley accep ted th e
stallin g badly needed s tre e t signs w ith lounge an d rest rooms has
as a w hole a re C h ristia n and Mo- , S am H all, A tto rn e y
for o u r city. M any of th e m em been planned for the convenience head of th e co m m itte e to plan th e
ham m edism . M arriag e custom s B rookings, O regon
float for Lily Blossom Tim«*. O th
b ers have been w orking th ese nice of p atro n s.
and trad itio n s foreign to us gave
A ppointing you d is tric t a t t o r
e rs v o lu n teerin g to help wen»
T
he
u
ltra
m
odern
lau
n
d
ry
is
evenings
to
get
th
e
holes
dug.
insight to th e beliefs of th e peo ney, C u rry county, te rm effective
T he city is buying th e signs and equipped w ith 20 u n its for w a sh B ert W hite, Iv an S h ep h erd and
ples there.
Ju ly 1, 1953.
th e Lions club is doing th e w ork. ing, tw o e x tra c to rs and th re e Ben Evan.
Divorce is q u ite u n u su al in
Signed
T
hey a re planning to in stall 52 d ryers.
Miss Eileen P o rte r, Chico, Cal.,
Nigeria, re la te d M r. Ojo.
P a u l P a tte rs o n ,
|
to
begin
w
ith
and
m
ore
la
te
r
on.
C
u
sto
m
ers
sort
and
place
th
e
ir
won
th e d<x>r prize, a double
G uests w ere in tro d u ced
by
G overnor
lau n d ry in th e m achines and the waffle iron given by H en d rick s
P iesident L ari B reu e r w ho gave
Mr. H all has appointed Bill
job is co m pleted by an a tte n d a n t F u rn itu re . M iss P o r te r is h ere
his pin to Gordon Goetz, w ho in !• uller, Gold Beach, p ra c tic in g a t
Mr. B rim m and his w ife recently helping w ith th e Bible school and
return p resen ted Mr. B re u e r w ith to rn ey and fo rm e r d e p u ty for Mr.
a tte n d e d a school of in stru ctio n w as a g u est of Mr. an d Mrs.
a past p re sid e n t's pin.
D e w art as his dep u ty . His plans
in Los Angeles and a re well H en ry K err.
Group singing w ith M rs. Ross a re for th e p re sen t to co n tin u e
equipped
to service th e ir eq u ip
A fte r su m m e r recession th e
P utnam at th e piano and fe a tu r his residence here.
m ent.
n e x t m eetin g will be held th e Inst
B
lair
Gould
w
as
bro
u
g
h
t
hom
e
ing several soloists w as cleverly
Q uoting S am H all, “ I feel th a t
Coffee and d o u g h n u ts w ere T h u rsd a y in O ctober.
planned by (V a rie s G rayshel. it is an honor to be appointed bv am b u lan ce M onday from S e a
served
all day by M rs B rim m and
bringing to close a n o th e r en jo y d istric t a tto rn e y . W hen I learned side hospital w h ere he w as tre a t-
friends. Mrs. Bill Brow n won the
able R o tary ladies evening.
th a t th e office w ould be open I co for in ju ries s u sta in e d Ju n e 7 steam iron given as a d<xir prize
took no affirm ative action for the in a c a r accident.
T his L au n d ro m at is considered
D octors o rd e rs a re th a t “ M ick
position but s ta te d I w ould accept
one of th e finest on th e coast by
it if appointed. T his is an office e y ” be kept quiet w ith no visitors the m ach in ists who in stalled the
u n til such tim e as he is im
I have not held b efore.”
equipm ent.
proved.
Mr. H all is w ell qualified to fill
The
B ro o k in g s
L au n d ry
M rs. Gould w ishes people to SO N S V IS IT MOTHEILS
John L B row n of S alem has the position as he has had wide
ch anged h ands last w«*ek w hen
Bill W ard, son of B ern ice W. Mr. and Mrs. G ordon R. O lsen,
joined th e O regon S ta te B ank as experience in all ty p es of w ork. know th a t she a p p re c ia te s the
assistant to E stes M orton. He was He w as d ep u ty a tto rn e y for th e solicitousness of people and all W ard and Floyd K indel, son of fo rm erly of M edford, Ixiught th e
with th e F irs t N a tio n al B ank of c ity of P o rtla n d and served as an th e ir in te re st, good w ishes and G ladys Kindel drove down from business of M rs. Mab«*l M arch
P ortland
sev eral years,
a n d a tto rn e y for th e fe d eral go v ern help. W hen th e doctors o rd ers S e a ttle th e first of th e w eek t< and Mrs. K a tie H all M organ, now
worked w ith Mr. M orton.
m ent for a sh o rt tim e d u rin g 1946 are lifted she will let h e r friends visit th e ir m o th ers here. Mrs. in A laska.
Mrs B rown and tw o children w hich he resigned. He w as a s s is t know th a t they m ay visit “ M ick W ard is still feeling th e effects
Mr. O lsen h as lately been e m
will joip him later.
of an autom obile accident in ju ry ployed by th e W h ite A p p lian ce
an t
a tto rn e y
u n d er
A tto rn ey ey.”
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gene
Gould
will
in cu rred
when
re tu rn in g
to com pany in th e service d e p a r t
G eneral G eorge N euner. F o r the
leave F rid a y fo r S andy, O re. to S e a ttle from B nxikm gs last year,
p
re
sen
t
Mr.
H
all
is
also
city
a
t
t
o
r
m en t and is equipp«*«! to serv ice
SU B SC R IB ER
spend a sh o rt tim e w ith Mrs and did not accom pany h er h u s
his ow n eq u ip m en t. He an d his
If you have received a state ney for th e city of B rookings.
H e rb e rt R D ew art, Gold Beach, G ould's p a re n ts before Gene re band.
w ife plan to ex p an d and e n la rg e
ment from the Pilot that is
co
u n ty a tto rn e y for th e last tw o ceives o rd e rs to re p o rt to a m ili
th e lau n d ry .
confusing, please bear with us
ta ry cam p a f te r having been
and come in if possible w ith and o n e-h alf y e a rs resigned to called hom e from K orea when
M rs. L illian Z um ph of H a rlx ir
S u n d ay evening a f te r services
e n te r p riv a te p ra ctice of law .
your information.
has
lately as*4xtcd Mrs. M arch an d
his fa th e r w as injured.
a t th«‘ B ap tist C o m m u n ity church
Bring any receipts you have,
w ill sta y on w ith th e O lsens.
a
group
of
m«*ml>eix
eav
e
a
p
arty
bu* your word is good with us. MARRIED RECENTLY
T h e O lsens have p u rch ased a
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moss are a t th e D airy C reem to welcom«
' ou caa help us correct your
Miss Ila Lock and A rnold C a r a t th e ir a c re a g e so u th of the
new hom e in A zalea M anor. T hey
Mr.
and
M
rs
H
ersch
el
C
haney,
account on our books.
p e n te r w ere m arrie d on W ednes «fate line for a sh o rt tim e p re p a r
re cen tly m a rrie d Ice cream . cek- have th re e d a u g h te rs of school
Thank you. We appreciate d ay in E u re k a , Calif. Miss Lock in g to move to a hom e in Call* and coffee w ere served a t a tab le age.
your co-op»*rat ion.
has been em ployed a t G lens forn a w hich th ey re c e n tly p u r
b*corat«*d w ith ff» .wers nnd l i g h t d
T h e co m m u n ity ten d ers its w e l
’• B ’ •< . > oi thr- | ., n >< ir
chased
candi 'js.
com«’ to th is new fam ily.
FINEST ACACIA
OPENING SERVES
MANY PATRONS
HALL APPOINTED
DIST. ATTORNEY
BY GOVERNOR
Lions Install
Street Signs
MICKEY HOME,
GENE TO REPORT
Gordon Olsen Buys
John L. Brown
Bank Assistant
Brookings Laundry
Chaneys Honored