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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1954)
w OF 0 X LIBRARY 4 The w ord is out to insure C h ristm as delivery of packages and m a d —please m ail early, and avoid possible delay. It would help a lot. Mail is a l ready beginning to pile up nogs-: /k l Nowhere A Finer Clim ate - Nowhere A Finer Community 13 MORE SH O P P IN G DAYS BR o o KINOS, CURRY CO U N TY , O RRtíON HRICR SKETCH BOOK Some Rainfall In In Area Over Weekend ON N E W S S T A N D » —T E N CENTS Thun GROUP OF RESIDENTS PROTEST TRAILER PARK PLANNED HERE we've GROWN EIGHT PETITIONS AR7 OUT FOR FIVE DIRECTORS OF CHFTCO :-’r " DISTRICT T h ere w as some rain in B rook ings this week, am ost th re e and • T he Pilot has grown into a one half Inches in tw o days, Sun- By BUD P IS A R E K B etw een 30 and 35 B rookings re g u la r full size paper w ith dan and Monday, in fact, Pe°PM th is w eeks issue. The sam ple residents w ere a t th e hearing got wet, buidings including the Council T o Hold P e titio n s w ere circu lated the edition in O ctolier was so well T uesday night of the P lanning I hoy got me on th e budget com P ilot building got flooded, and it first of thit w eek tor d ire c to rs of ( hamber Of Commerce and received th a t th e Pilot staff lightninged to Last Session Of Year m itte e for th e School B oard A ft th u ndered Commission to p ro te st th e r e th e p ro p o sed R u ra l F ire P ro believes th a t it is the w ishes beat th e band. l o Meet On Thursday The Brookings city council will zoning of a strip of and to a low lection D istrict which will go to er a tte n d in g last S a tu rd a y 's of the m a jo rity o f its readers. A ccording to the w e a th e r ob- T he B rookings Chamlx*r of a vote of ti.i? peopk m eet in th e ir last re g u la rly sche a fifty unit tra ile r p ark to go into b asketball gam e in th e crow ded south of the It has been a m a tte r of tr y •t om m eree will m eet tonight duled session of 1954, on next Brookings, betw een R ailroad Ave , ing to cram too m uch news and gym. don’t be su rp rise d if I try (T hursday) in a re g u la r dinner ( ’hetco R iver to the s ta te line on T uesday night, Dec. 14, in the and M aple St. ad v e rtisin g into a sm all sized m eeting at the C h e tc o Grang«* Jan u ary 11 th. to budget a little e x tr a for a council ch am b ers of the city hall. paper. This can he overcom e Hall. The m eeting will Ix'gill L ight [H'titions wer» out and press section for th e new gym. Upon h earin g th e pro test tlv* I t will be the last re g u la r m e e t b etter, it is believed by using 7 p m. each secured the necessary fif- ing for M a jo r Bob D im m ick, and filer of the petition. Jo h n C am p lull pagt's, with seven The first game of the teen sig n a tu re s of p ro p erty own- colum ns. Councilm en W a rre n S m ith. On bell, along w ith his b ro th e r Fell tu rn e d out ail right for us home- crs. so th at they will bt on the J a n u a r y 1st, M ayor-elect Roy t am pbell asked th e com m ission No new m achinery has been towners Although I enjoy a '•»»re bul t . at that elect ion. Brim m . and council m an-elect E arl to drop th e petition. added, hut some has Five oven re- contest, especially when It com?s dirt c to rs ire required in a dis- vised. B reuer will ta k e office. Hold to b ask etb all. John Cam pbell had originally tric t. Th p e titio n s w ill In* tiled overs on the council a re P e te Les- 1 he pajier will be run this a t Gold le ac h by a tto rn e y Ed petitioned for the te m p o rary r *- m eister. and Clive Manley. Fell w ay over an extended tria l Bill Thom pson, who also has a T he Del Nort« W arrio rs of A ckley on T h u rs d a y . Cam pbell w as re-elected to the zoning perm it to c o n stru c t the basis, until the pros and cons p a rt tim e job at th e post office, , | C rescent C ity defeated tra ile r court in th e city area, of council this year. A notice tpp, arin g in this w eeks t h e can lx* m ore a ccu rately m eas and Don Vau* hn. an «ther p art issu e of th e Pilot calls for the B rookings basketball team E lm er Bank us has been invited which zone Is zoned as R -l, or ured. It th e re a re com plaints Wed- tim e em ployee a ' tlw Hi-way I" 'il election w hich will be to a tte n d the m eeting T uesday to residential. please feel free to drop in at nesday night by a score of 37 •« M arket, w ere th e re fe r -es, T hey serv atio n statio n here th e re w as liehi in t)ii G range Hull in H a r H ow ever, a fte r the w ave of discuss the h y drant situ a tio n w ith the P ilot office and express The contest was played on the bor »11 Jan . 11. su re w h ere a huffin' *. i | a puff 2.06 inches on Sunday, and 1.31 the council p ro te sts from n°sidents of the them . in . I c a n 't w it to see th e m on the inches of rain on Monday. victors hom e court area, and o th e r In terested parties, H of tl ■ five d ire c to rs to be new gym nasium floor. Tii/“ B ruins put up a gallant elec t» <1 m ust he a qualified vo ter Day by day report both by w ritte n and oral petition Dec. 1 tight up until the 3rd q u a rte r. an d f 1 «‘eholder w ithin the 58 43 the request w as asked to be dis Bill asked if I w a n t'd to ref Doe. 2 They led at h alf tim e 15 to 11 tric t. 59 46 dropped. .07 th e ‘B ” gam e I \ e confined my Dec. 3 hut folded u n d e r the stra in of t 58 16 Also d»'ser,lx'd in th e not ice is Fell Cam pbell was at the h e a r a th le tic s to s p e -ta to r p a tic ip a - Dec. 4 hot C rescent 3rd stanza drive. 56 49 th e a re a «-neompassed by the pro- 01 ing to discuss it, but said th a t tion except in bowling. u n i a fte r Dec. 5 D uring th a t d isastro u s q u a rte r pois'd d is tric t. 58 50 The C u rry County Public 2.06 if hie would have know n th a t last M ondays score I th in k even Dec 6 56 42 1.31 , N ext W ednesday, D ecem ber 15 th e re was going to be such pro H ealth D inner, held last W ednes the W arrio rs pum ped in 17 points th a t will have to change. Dec. 7 ID 53 .16 is S-D Day, th roughout B rook te sts they would have n ever a sk day night at Gold Beach drew a to only 4 by the B ruins Both Dec 8 57 larg e crow d from all over C u rry team s lacked definite scoring 41 .93 ings, C urry County, O regon, and ed for th e perm it. I im agine I was asked to be the e n tire nation. P resident Eisen- punch although Del N orte proved L u th e r T isdale conducted th e County. I bow er net th a t d a te as Safe- m eeting. referee on th e stre n g th of my P resen t w ere M arg u erite to b<* the b e tte r balanced scoring D riving Day, and a gigantic push past know ledge of the gam e Som e T he planning com m ission w ould W hite, president of the C u rry five. ( a p ta in G ene H intz and it an all over to m ake it ju st that. how th e new s th a t I coached a norm ally m ake a necom m endation C ounty TB and H ealth A ssocia E rh a rt each scored 12. while H enry K err, regional director, W isconsin High School F resh m an to the council, who w ould act tion, V erne Reierson. directo r of Johnson n e tte d 6 m a rk e rs for the B rookings C h a p te r of S. P. E. team got out. My record for th e general san itatio n of the s ta le C alifornians. Ken R ussell was B. S Q S. A logger spent the night out asked for cooperation at R otary on it at th e ir next m eeting 8 A. Inc. Inc., held th e ir high m an for the Brooks for the season w as 0 w ins and 9 loses. in th e woods, up the C hetco river ( lub I uesday. He also is sending board of health, Dr. Richard W il re g u la r chorus practice Monday . out cards to all g ro u p s, and or- At th e sam e tim e Chicago U ni cox, d ire c to r of this division of th ird consecutive gam e w ith 12 night at th e High School. 18 versity had a 100 and som e gam e last T hursday, but w as found by i ganizations in the area. points on six baskets. Jack H art th e local h ealth service, all of tnem lxus and two guests. Rav L ast y e a r C u rry County, and tw o boatsm en w ithout any harm losing stre a k R um ors had it th a t cam e th rough w ith 6 ix>ints 011 Olson and Mr. W eeks. P o rtland. O regon in general had an en- 1 was going to he offered th a t done. D r .C artw rig h t, Gold Beach, one basket and four free throw? M ore m em bers in the lead sec No Ted P u c k e tt w as o p e ra tin g his viah'p record in accidents. coaching position. T he U fa th e rs m ayor, and public h e a lth officer. ( ap tain P ra n k F adling followed tion as well as the B aritone sec- T he Chetco C horal C lub Tea w an ted to p reserv e th e ir schools c a t up the river, filing in holes in ta la I accident w as rep orted on H onorable Judge Guy Forsyth. w ith four points and Pat H olm s Lt'ii ai ■ needed by th« group. th e riv er to fa c ilita te crossing th a t date th roughout the state, and C oncert received excellent re Mr. and Mrs. G ardner, Gold Beach had 3. fine record. 1 tie Board of Dir«*ctors held a c k s. s ’ th ' e riv er by Dy logging tru ck He and C urry C ounty rej>orted goose ception from those a tte n d in g S u n O. I). Arp, represen tin g the N eith er team fouled in excess m eeting last Friday night and day afternoon. T he program , We a re hack to a 7 colum n size w as try in g to finish »he job, and eggs al across the Imard in ac Brookings city council. Mrs, Eben Brookings had 7 personals while 1 authonz»*d request for clearan ce p<*».per this w eek You all no donbt stay ed out u n til dark n ess set in. cidents. In the s ta te th e re w ere held a t the C hetco Inn, w as given M iller, public h«*alth nurse. C rescent C ity wound up w ith 10 «>f April 9. 1955 for a P a ra d e of The will recall o u r last «*dition of such H is abscnce caused some con only 163 accidents on th a t day, for a near cap acity crow d Iren e K aeller, Brookings, Mrs. p enalty m a rk e rs a g a in st th em . B arbershop Q u a r te ts ’ in Brtxik- show was u n der th e supervision Tuesday nights gam e w as th» ings, O regon a n a tu re . I t STU N K . N ot for cern, and at about 3 a. m. Eddie w’ith only 28 persons injured E lm e r Costello, Gold Beach, Mrs. and direction of Mrs. Helen Rice G a rd n e r and F red B a u m g a rtn e r An appeal to rep o rt im m ediate reasons you m ight like to believe. W ickes Shaw , Gold Beach, Mrs. first of tw o gam es to be play» 1, is hoped th at tim e th e new I ’he chorus used C h ristm as 1 m ean to say we put p erfu m e in took off in a boat in search of ly all traffic accidents th a t m ay A lm a Russell, Gold Beach, M rs on a home and home sen es. School Gym will be av ailab le in its them e, b ut dabbled a bit e lse th«» ink T his one ¡3 stra ig h t. J u s t him. They found P u c k e tt asleep tak«1 p lace o n S - D D a l, w a s v o ic e d w h e r e a n d p r e s e n t e d a v a r ie d p r o Ira B r o w n , M rs. G la in e O rib M e . , oi’(5?r to s. ll at U'ant llKXl tic k e ts D e l N o r t e a t a b o u t b y S e c r e t a r y o f S t a t e E a r l N e w - ( 3 7 ) 6 a. m. H e had built a F G FT P ' for th is show. ink, type, and new sprint. Som e Brookings. Mrs. Lewis P eterson. bry, so th a t O regon’s record in gram . In th e group w ere th e fol H arbor, M r .and Mrs. Ray Deetz. Hinz, f 2 C one su ggested we soak th e paper fire. Die last P a ra d e of B arliershop low ing: L inderm an, th all-out n atio n al safe-driving 1 0 0 Q iK otcfs Langlois, and R obert Ism ert, in Hot T oddy’s to keep in the ¡„ H,eH>kinKs was Mrs. Cliff Lindskoug. M rs Wigley, f 1 0 0 19ol at tlie P ine ( ’one 'T heatre. A effort can he prom ptly compiled. holiday sp irit. C ounty C om m issioner from Pistol (»eorge L. F unk, Mrs. W arren T. E rh a rt, c 4 4 River, Ti e goal is no accidents of any 1 larg e hall ¡s ne< s iry in o rd e r 2 Johnson, g 2 kind, and all d rivers and pedes S m ith, Mrs. C. A .Sm ith, Mrs. R. 4 to b iin g in top q u a rte ts and p e r On th e program w’e re Dr. C a rt T hose of you w ho w a n t to con 0 () tria n s are being asked to do th e ir J. Malone, Mrs. Jacob Rost*n. w right, and Mrs. M iller who told H am ilton, g 0 haps the C ascade C h a p te r C horus g ra tu la te us the “new " p ap er feel level best to avoid traffic for the Mrs. J. W. K anick, Miss Joan of com m unicable disease as it Roeder, g 0 0 0 from Lugtene-SpringfiehC O regon. free to d ro p in at the office a n y T otals 14 24-hour period ending m idnight K anick, Mrs Bill Shipley. Mrs. affects this county Dr Wilcox 9 10 Di s ch o ru s ot 36 voices won tim e. AU you not in fa v o r—let Post Office hours du rin g the on th e 15th. N orm an Stacy. Mrs. A1 M inter, told of th e s ta te system of P u b 1th place last y e a r at th«* I n te r me w arn you, the re a r e n tran ce C h ristm as season h e re w ill he Mrs. C. H. Rausch, Mrs. Ray P is FG ( u rry was one of 12 counties lic H ealth, and the six m ajo r pro Brookings national ('h o i us contest in De- w ay is aw fu l m uddy. from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. on w eek 6 in th e s ta te that had no accidents arek , Mrs M inna A kers, and M rs gram s of th a t group. Rierson told Russell, f 3 tl’dll, li»’h and is tops in the days, and S a tu rd a y T he post on th a t day. B ernadine S teele , G raham , f 0 1 P acifi w hat Curry* County’ gets from N o rth w est B arb er Shop . All th a t m ud in th e a lle y w ay Office w ill be open on Sunday, At th e piano was Mrs. Alice Holmes, f 0 cliapt» is re su lt of th e little dow npour Dec. 19, 8 a m. to 6 p. m. P u tn am , W ith Mrs. R alph W. th e s ta te in th e P ublic H ealth Coates, c 1 Th«' Bv< Makings i'h a p e r m eets d e p a rtm e n t, especially as regards we had S u nday, hen 1 lu s t cam e Reed assisting. A ccording to P o st M aster Bill 0 « a cry M onday nij it at 8 p. m., to public eatin g places, and to u r H a rt, c w est som eone said they I'd bet Thom pson the lobby will be clos Tw o o th e r m em bers of the Fadling, g // 2 a t th e J 1 igh S choo and it is hoped N oahs ex pedition in the a rk took ed also a t th e sam e tim e. The chorus w ere u 11abe to sing. They ists and trav elers. Iingle, g 0 0 that I d pi av tn ern h ers will be place along th e coast. I'm begin neason th a t th e lobby m ust close w ere Mrs. E stes M orton, and Mrs. G ribble, g 0 0 th e re at th e next m eeting. F un eral services for G ardner A rth u r Bolinger, ning to th in k he m ight be right. a t th e sam e tim e as th e re st of A nderson, g 0 0 ' D. "Joo" C raw ford w e re held th e post office is because of Bn I F riday Dec. 3rd at the B aptist P ouring a t th e tea w ere Mrs. T otals 9 7 Politicos a re ta lk in g about a o rd e r by th e P ostal Insjx*ctor. K arl O stenberg, and Mrs. Robert Del N orte 17 37 ' C om m unity C hurch w ith the Rev. possible th ird p arty . I ’d like to be T h e building and fix tu re s are S ta n h u rs t A ssisting w ere M rs Brookings 11 4 26 L ast rite s w ere said Sunday, th e fu s t to v o lu n te e r my services. only of a te m p o rary n a tu re and W a lte r S adler officiating I n te r E d w ard Ravekes. Mrs Allen C ros m ent was in the W illiam J. W ard As a has been a r tis t I w ould like th e w ork room is not closed off by, Mrs. C hester G rag, Mrs. Ed Dec. 5th at the B aptist Com m uni M emorial C em etery. Brow ns H oar, and Mrs. D onald C raig ty C hurch for E dith Dam. w ith Alta ar Society Elects to design th e p a rtie s em blem . The from th e lobby. A y c ir b occasion, the O regon the Rev. W a lte r S a d le r officiat- D em os have th e donkey, th e GOP 1 rail Boy Scop» Council’s m«v*t- Thom pson says th a t the M o rtu ary was in charg e of ar- | ing The rem ains w ere forw ard- Officers For The Year th»« elep h an t. M ight I su g g est I ’m C h ristm as rush already has been ran g em en ts . ing w ill b«' held on Sunday, Dec. C raw ford was born April 21, Harbof Community Club T he S ta r of the Sea A lta r 12. at E rb M emorial H all at Eu- 1 ed to Spokane, W ashington for p re tty good a t d raw in g Skunks. very heavy, and he a n tic ip a te s l 1870 in M issouri, and cam e ' in te rm e n t Brow ns M ortuary Society held its re g u la r monthly c( ne T h e an n u al Council m eeting record season. <0 Holds Friday Meeting | H a rb o r 30 y e a rs ago, and m ade i w ere in charge of arran g em en ts. m eeting T uesday evening, w ith w ill b< jin at 2 p m., w ith a d in The H arb o r C om m unity club his home here until his death last Mrs. Dam w as born Ja n u a ry 13, an election of officers being h»?ld. n er scheduled to be held at 5:30 m et at th e Chetco G range H all at Milton, Iowa. On Dec. 24. *1938 150 Served At Annual I week. Mrs. E rm ad ee I,aB arg e was re of th«' sam e day. He had lx*en a logger this last F riday T he tables w ere b eau < at E u p h re ta , Wash., she was unit- elected presid en t; Mrs. Louise Mr. and Mrs Henry K«f*rr, and Presbyterian Bazaar a re a until his re tire m e n t Mis. M r an d M is W a rre n S m ith h av e few tifully decorated w ith ev erg reen s txl in m a rria g e to C arl W. Dam O ’H olleran, vice president; and candles A pproxim ately 150 guests w ere 1 y e a rs ago. j who survives. M r and Mrs. Dam D orothy E lm gren. tre a su re r, and n aid e plans to a tte n d th<* m eeting. H ostesses wverc Mrs. Mae S im p , cam e to Brookings eight years Mrs. K a th e rin e K essler secre- A p re lim in a ry hearin g , called served at the P re sb y te ria n an n u a l S urvivors include a d a u g h te r, E e i r is the d istrict c h a ir to o rie n ta te th e new m em bers, C hristm as din n er and b azaar held Mrs. Mildred K earp of H a rb o r’ son, Mrs. Jessie Judkins, Mis. ago, and havie m ade th e ir home tary . m an of scouting, and is on the last S a tu rd a y night at th e VFW E rm a Rice, and Mrs M issouri Tol- w as held by th e B ro o k in g s-H ar The m eeting w as followed by R<'giorial and a b ro th er P e te C raw ford of her«* since. ( ouricil E xecu tiv e lan- school budget com m ittee. New Hall. Door prizes w ere won by L an caster, Calif. A son, W allace m an. who served a v a rie ty of Mrs. Dam w as serving as tic k a ( h ristm a s p arty , and g ifts w ere B o ard Mi Sm ith is finance c h a ir G eorge Funk, Bob S ta n h u rst, Les ta sty C h ristm as cookies. The m em bers of th e g ro u p a re A rt preceded him in death in M arch et agent at the G reyhound Bus exchanged. A lunch was served. m an to r C u rry County. next m eeting will not be held S ta tio n un til th e day before her Knox, and H om er H aggerty, Twohy, and M rs Clive M anlev. 1953. All o th ers in this area are in- u n til Jan. 28 T hree afghans and death. She died Tuesday, suffer F IR E ALARM TIB PS DAY both th re e y e a rs and Ray P isarek, xited to a tte n d th e m eeting. \ some c u rta in s are tieing sen t to ing a stroke. for two y e a rs Bob D im m ick. and T he B rookings F ire T ru ck was tro p h y will be aw arded on a ('a m p W hite by the group. Ken OslxYume a re both holdover Besides Mr. Dam. survivors in called out at about 8:30 a. m mil .! basis for those atten d in g . m em bers D im m ick is th e c h a ir clude tw o sons, Leon and Glen of T h ursday m orning to F ir stre e t Eih. , t R. C u rtis, a g re a t-g re a t- m an of the group. Sfxikane, W ash , Two brothers, A pparently children pushed a u an fB n of B ric h a m Young, and Injury To Eye Suffered T he budget co m m ittee is ap- T hom as E. H all of Rochester, box of papers against th«« heatei si:p e itendent 0! the national pointed by recom m endation of the In Accident On Tuesday W ash., and Sam uel P. Hall of against th e wall. The paper s t a r t «out o rg a n iz a tio n of th e L a tte r school Ixvard V irgil G oldsberry. a George Lostroh, of the Coast Moscow, Idaho, a sister, Mrs. ed to blaze, but th«' moth« t had -a in ts C hurch, will speak to s< boi l board m em ber, discussed F reig h t Lines, was injured in th e G race Jones of Missoula, Mont., the fire out tiefore the tru c k a r Boy S c o u t 1« adei s and Scout/irs som e of th e problem s facing the rived. eye, Tuesday, when unloading and four grandchildren at th«« R e co g n itio n D inner. sch»x>l system th is y e a r cots at th e school. One of th e T he group set Feb. 15, as a cots slipped, and hit G eorge in Rotary < lub Receives m> 'tin g d a te to go over the 1955- the eye. 56 budget, an d begin action upon A ccording to D r P aul R onni»?r Gift Of Flag Set it. th e in ju ry w on’t be serious, and A gift of flags from all the Ixistroh was very fo rtu n a te in m tm b e r nations of the R otary th a t The im print of the cot was I B ( In -¡stilus Seal In te rn a tio n a l organization, and i A broth«*r of a Brookings W >• cam e to N « i th p o t t to h o n o r Mr. on L o stro h ’« eye ba 1, and six large flag for the Brookings m an, E lizabeth Z irklet, wa hon- M orrison, stitc h e s w ere required to close R o tary club w ere presented to the 1 i\e I Lis Big ( ioal h<» se ttle d in N orth- oned recently as the founder ol an i»ort 20 ye: ¡s ago They p re se n t- the wound L ostroh w as back at B rookings really has a goal to R otary club by president Les in te rn a tio n a lly known club He ed the ser w ork on W ednesday, w earing d ark D im m ick, and b ro th e r Boh Dnm- (»11. show ing th e ir ap- sh<x>t for tins y e a r in th e ir C hrist- w as J. D. M orrison, of N o rth p o rt. preeiat ion o* his w ork. He had glasses n a> Seal driv e Last y e a r Brook- mick, at th e re g u la r m eeting Tues- New York, and was given a scroll crig in a th ah a of such a club, • • " to taled $503 65. w hile H ar- ' day n«x»n in appreciation of fifty y e a rs of w as th e fii •ditor of th e clu b ’s lx>r addtxi $19100 to th e to tal, | On the program w as K. nneth service in the C ircum navigators m agazine, 1« lx)g", and is th e practically h alf th e county to ta l j Hill, A ssistant C u rry County Club. only surviv of th»* th ree c h a rt- of $1,556 75. Agent, w ho told R o tarian s of his DEC 9, DEC. 16 Mr. M orrisons sister. B« ssie, e r m em bers. I'he seals have te e n m ailed, and ( recent stay in N orway, in the I n t and her husband Bill Zieklei send T o jon th e club a prospective T h ere w ill be a special m e e t e rn a tio n a l F a rm Youth exchange nw iij are beginning to com e in ing of tlie E lks club on T hursday program . H ill showed slides of M r M orrison a copy of th« Pilot m< m b er m ust hav. m ade a trip night, Dec 9. at the Rod and Gun N orw egian farm in g and living occasionally. Mr M orrison is an aro u n d th e world, tra c e it on a dads night at pta ex-new spaperm an him self, hring m ap an«' be vouched for by a com- Club. A pplications for adpusgion m ethods. I t ’s D a d s N ite at th e PTA a re p o rte r on th e Boston Post, an 1 m itte e >f rnernb« 1 s, P resid en t to th e group will be considered m eeting on T h u rsd ay night, Dec he found«*d a weekly pajx«r of his W illiam H o w a rd T aft, R ichard at th a t tim e 9 (.)!>• of the im p o rta n t item s on NOT TO HAVE PLAY D ED ICA TIO N or B rookings new est building took own in E a st Boston about sixty An initiation m eeting has h v n th e agenda at th e m eeting will Th«- C rescent C ity class play y e a rs ago. Since then h has ed- H ard in g Davis an«l o th e r not- plac«’ last w eek, when Mrs. Minna Atoers unveiled the plaque ables of decades ago have been set for D ecem ber 16. also a T h u rs w ill not l>e presented in Brook-1 ited fo u r publication lx* a vote on th e m eeting time, on th e Dewey A kers building in memory of the founder of one in m em bers (è 'n e ia l D ouglas M<- day, for the VF*W hall New m em ings w h eth er a ftern o o n or evening as originally planned. The S panish), including the L th e Pilot. S tan d in g by a re m ayor-elect Roy Brim m , and city tl A rth u r ii > H o n o rary P re sid e n t of bers will be tak en into the E lks play w as scheduled to be held here C ircum navigators meetings will be held attorney Ed Ackley. y ('lu b i th«* club, A ctive president is R e a r at that time, (his week end. | A from the ('lu b A dm n al William D. Ryan. Del Norte High Defeats Brookings S-D DAY ON DECEMBER IS PUBLIC HEALTH MEETING HELD Set Tentative Date For Parade O f Barbershoppers LOGGER SPENDS NIGHT IN WOODS Chetco Choral Is Well Received Set Post Office Christmas Hours Rites Said For Joe" Crawford Funeral Services Said For Mrs. Dam PLANS MADE FOR SCOUT DINNER SCHOOL BUDGET GROUP MEETS BROTHER OF MRS. ZICKLER WINS HONOR AS FOUNDER OF CLUB ELKS *F0 MEET ON
