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Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere A Finer Community
B K iU lK lS t .s , i I I lK l rU t'M T V , OKKOOX
I K K F ON X r t t W H M W - U N
« K M 's
Volume S—No. 43
Build
PIPE
DREAMS
BY JO E M URPHY
Tin y w ere giving Neil Nelson
the business at th e council m e e t
ing th e o th e r night, asking why
h,' didn’t ta k e off a day and put
th.it lire out in the chip stack at
the Plywood Co. He said he fig
ured io do it some afternoon.
Brookings Bruins To
Play At Gold Beach
The B rookings B r u i n I .»
ball team w ill t r a w 1 , >
B tach i *xt W e iln e s d a v cv<
to tangli? w i t h t h e i r C u r r y ('«
rivals. T he gam e p ro m i-.s to
a good one, and Gold B e a r
a.
s h o w n s o m e p r o m i s e thi
- o—
They ju st w eren ’t in a h u rry to P robably m ore rivalry • \ -< - I
ad jo u rn th a t council m eeting. It t w e e n G o ld B e a c h a n d Br<>.
th a n betw een a n y o th er
l a s le « ’ until 12:30 a. m. I guess
Pub Dim m ick w as re lu c ta n t to which Brookings plays.
givi* up th e good ship Brookings
_ o _
Som e guys go for boo ’ . some
go for girls, and oth rs ’ike food,
Now tak e J< s e 1 oa 'an d , he
seem s to have art pa tic ir r fon 1-
ness for mac! ’ •s. We r* t him
flown to fix out prt ss. uid then
he spies ano a r of o ir Rube
G oldburg c o n !” pti- ns, ; nd he
s ta its Inspecting : it jus* looking
for trouble. J»: t - ve th a t ad a
com plicated i *. 1 - n ' am i he’s
w 'r ’e he w as
hapoy. But th<
here his w ife
■ le i i o to h u rry
home, as he hV*w ou* so il thing
and the lights don’t w ork at
home.
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Then th e re is Flossie at the
Buzz B D iner. She is going to
have to ch arg e for stools by the
hour, ra th e r th an by th e food.
Dozens of people, including old
Joe, just sit in th e re sipping coff
ee and w atch in g all th e con
stru c tio n w ork across th e stre e t.
T his really is a grade above m ere
“sidew alk su p e rin te n d e n ts.”
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0 . n—
T h e big question now being
asked is “W h ere a re th e E lks
going to have th e ir New Y ears
Eve d a n c e ? " P e te L esm eister
h a sn ’t been down yet to have
tic k e ts p rin te d saying th a t are
going to hold it in th e new W eid-
Christmas Party
Held By Club
T he A zalea B arden Club t
Dee. 8 for th ? ir annual Cl i»tn
p a rty at the V FW H a l l T
-
nine m em bers and 17 guests wi
present.
.■M
HÜts Over Minion M ark In
Ceinicil Holds Last Session New D irectors
lender Old Administration
h IV»' new »1
to , h»' B r o o k i
o f C o m m e re t
l a s t T b u ts il a v
Ordain
*V1.
‘de!er
1
¡■S '
I * ordination
ho, d ol the
, r. V icar of
1 Brookings,
to the S acred
Rev. John R.
S t. T im o th y ’i
and St M at-
c h u r c h . G o ld Beach, w ill
• ' p' ace in Gold Beach at St.
w ’s church at 10:30 a. m.,
u rday.
3 fit* Rt Rev. B enjam in D.
• ’! D D.. Bishop of Oregon,
id in Follow ing the O rdin
al Service th e re will be a
hi on served by the ladies of
TO P R E S E N T PROGRAM
The Sunday School’s C h ristm as
A e r
P ro g ram of th e Brookings Bible
Í . » i I
C hurch will be presented Dec., 19.
pr
at the evening service beginning
at 7:45.
Mr. and Mrs D. H. Lew is are
G eorge Dunning, ow ner ■ t
gu« sts at th e hom e of th e C hess Ford autom obile agency i , ,
ers. Mr. Lewis is a en g in eer for B rookings announced plan» 9 ■
the B ureau of Public Roads.
C h ristm as Art contest 'I h« < •
test, cent red around '
<I . •
Mr. ami Mrs. L. G. Twohy w ere of th e Y uletide spirit, w
h
to leave to r O lym pia. W ash., on to all persons 12 year»
d
W ' lnestlav. Dec. 15 They plan »o T he event is unique in th t ,
E* in Port A ngeles to spend would b* R em brandt v h.
C h iistm a s w ith Mis. T w ohy’s to do th e ir ct » ativ • w ' « •
b ro th er. -
hug«* bay windows oi tin
show roooms.
Mr D unning plan.» m
cash prizes of $50 for t
pt iz<’, $25, second priz<* v
prize, and 15 $1 pri/t »
Ju d g in g of th e w ork will
done by B ruce S te w a rt. <
cial a rtist. Bud P isarek. •
th e B rookings-H arbor P, ’
Roy Brimm. the new n avm
Jim Yelton. own»i ot i
Gift Shop and M r. A rn< I i
body, assistant bank rr. m /
T h e judging of the b«*st en
w ill lae don«* W ednesday, D« ■ e
e r 22. at 8 p m T he c<-nte»t
open only to a m a tu e r p u n t
All w ork will be judgfil < ’
o rig in ality and rre a tiv e n ess of
w ork, and cleverness shown
To Sow .Merry Ch nuttnan The Year choice of C h ristm as sub) ct rt
A round Mail The Pilot A» A ter. Age groups w ill not c< mp< ’
a g a in st each other. Each ent.>
Gift
CHRISTMAS
Ï 0 BE HELD ir
—>
Business w as dispatched gen-
t'lallv in an ortierly m an n er T u es
day night, as th«' council along
w ith M ayor Bob D im m ick sat n
for tlx* last session ot th e ir toui
of duty. At the next re g u la r m e e t
ing next m onth. Ja n u a tv 11. a
new M ayor, Roy Brim m , and a
i i?w councilm an, E arl B rcu cr will
1 m > sittin g in.
wi re elected
liai h e r C h a in ! o r
m i'cting held
m the G range
«*«•,»
w e re ■ H a
n Hi
m« r, ani 1 J>
fill < i ,w
ost
l i|.»«>ii a n 1 Meh
11
R i'in a ii
I In
tll lolloi
tw o V f,n
G i tv s h e l.
J «'a I’
R e t ii in
( 'h r i s i c n s
md E
'«' > «'in
Mui i a>
y. E
wer«' G
'lidi ic k s
Ixtaixl
te rm
P a l
'd to
ird«>n
w e r« '
al" Den P s e \ .
'lin k , <’liai I«
I. M orton, «»i
Most in terest in th«' m«*eting
dir
inclín!«* T ony
was g en erateil by a pc, it mil c ir
liv e M anh'y, Kai I
cu lated by resi«ien,s of <w«> su b ( )s,«'nh«’i :
ul 1 avis, an«l B ill
divisions on F ir S tre e t, w ho ob
I’hclps
ject« d to w h at they term ed a
( ) , h c r iiisin«';-,.» t a k i n u p a t , In*
“hazardous" condition on a ditch
in«'«‘,ing i n c l u d e d d i s c u s s i o n o n
lx1,w een tw o stre e ts there.
«. 'h r i s t m a
i«'t id stor«' chising
Also of interest a, th e in«'«',ing h o u r s It w a s ile c iiI «1 to ta k « ' a
was the resignation of G ladys s i l l V e v ot m e i c h a n t s , a n d s«*«* vv h i,
K anick as C ity R ecorder, «effec is t h e p o p u l a r o p i n io n o n it
tive as of Feb. 1. Mrs. Kanick
T h e r e w a s a l s o so n a * d i s c u s s i o n
jus, said th a t she w as tired ot o u tla*
s ib I s i t e l o r i h e Sv «Ini'v
w orking, and needed a rest.
( ro f, m o n u m e n t
it w a s agr«'«'«l
The council accepted the resig t o k)«)k i n t o a p io iH ts a l t o St?, .t
nation, along w ith th«* resig n a u p in I r o n , >1 th«' C h a m b e r o f
tion of O. D. Arp. and i'h a rle s C o m m e r c e b u i l d i n g
A f ilm o n S iX ’ia l S « * c u rily w a s
Echols, who filed them a, th«'
sh o w »i
b illo w in g
tli«'
r « 'g u l a r
last re g u la r me« ting
The com plain, about th e o|>en in«*«', m g .
ditch brought a group of street
residents to the city ball.
Th«*
city recently acquire«i a de«'d to
the projM'rty and also a o ju ire d i
ditch about 8 ft e, deep in sp«),s
T he ditch filled w ith w a te r, and
th e re is a danger th e re for child
ren, according to the residents,
I’ll«' outiloor C h iistm a s displays
along w ith a breeding plats* for will E ' ,urn«*d on next S a tu rd a y ,
m osquitos and flies.
and will c o n tin u « ' until Jan. 1st.
A fter considerable discussion on If the displays a re as num erous
the m a tte r the council agreed uu las»l ^eui the w h o le , luuhwuy
Christmas Display
Lights Tc Go On
This Saturday
t h a t s o m e t h i n g m u s t tw »tone I m
/
e
P e r i n i t s I«
Nomed For Group
H ostesses for lb
affair v*
Mrs. G reg Rice, ch airm an Mi»
M a t t h e w ’s G u ild ,
Ray Sfruebling. M rs D ab’ Ci a
i ’ >p D a w e l l w ill be assisted
m an. and Mrs R ay Gu n e t la
at t h e O rdination Service hv a
A fte r a short business me, • r
u n ti r o f P riests of the Episco
th e m eeting w as tu rn e d <>ve,
Clin rch, and a n o th e r deaeon
program chairm an, Mrs
h e present beside th e ordi-
Judkins.
d. : o th a t on this occasion
The A zalea S in g er's unde! tin
n i t a t i v e s o f all three orders
direction of Mrs. N e l l M« K e n
mi l » t e r s o f th»' C hurch will
favoured the club w ith sev
present.
C h ristm as num bers that w<
• r. S hideler will he presented
m uch enjoyed, and nut ev . ry< •.«
P h R v. B. J. C lark, Coquille.
in th e sp irit to enjoy the gift » \
’’ ,. Leslie D unton vv ill be
change of bulbs and p l a n t s a
■ a her, and o th e r clergy
gard en tools. M rs Cha» Co tv
part in th»* S ervice will be
shel was in charge' of the < ,
Messrs. D ally Green, and
change.
p rie sts: and the Rev.
Mrs. G erald Gue»» v >s
dii
'
B
radley, deacon,
ch arg e of the beautiful Ch, tstm
loler w as ordained deacon
arrange m ents th a t w ere a tt:
m June, at T im othy C hurch in
ively arranged on a lone l ib
i lookings and Gold Beach Ju ly
and displayed the a itis tic f
nt
of th e m em bers ot the g u d n 1. Im m ediately p rior to his or-
, i, on he com pleted the th re e
club.
r course of study at the C hurch
T
he
te
a
tab
le
w a s p a r , • u ia i \ i
e m a n - K e s s le r b u ild in g , a lth o u g h
lovely w ith a silv er a n d g e ld a m i 1 iv in itv S c h o o l o f t h e P a c i f i c , in
th a t ru m o r is circu latin g . If the green grasses, and cone s
’ a
C a l i ,., a n d w a s a w a r d -
■. v
sun shines lik e it h as for th e past eel by Mrs. G u e rre tta z. Mi» I
<let fee o l B achelor of D i
couple of days, haybe Roy and his E. Tw ohy had a table of Chi »!- vio y. W hile itte n d in g this g ra d
crew can fix it fo r them .
card s and w rappings for s a l e a 1 u a l e school he served for tw o
t T rinitv C hurch, O akland,
also announced th a t anyoii« int
E rn ie M adden ha«* ’ *-*o helping
e n d e d would line! th e e aid s it < ilii., as assistant to the P riest
US out durin g th past f e z weeks.
. re. He g ra d u a te d from
th T h rift Shop w ith M is Gi v
Now th e re is a we ’ *•* He w o rk
1 i
Id College iu 1951 w ith the
»h 1.
ed m ornings at a
vie-* H a i . r
• ' of B achelor of A rts.
he next m eeting will be held
tau g h t school i
, ’ * • r *' x ) '
B efore enrolling at Linfield
.. Janu ary 13, 1955.
shift, and p rin te d for us eve
’o i le g e to com plete his under-
nings. If he keeps this up som e
da.it»' w ork and p re p a re for
day lie m ay q u alify as a news-
»»ion to the sim inary, he w as
p ap er publisher.
building c o n tra c to r in the Mc-
• area, w here he had set-
T hat C h am b er of C om m erce
: d
!,• r receiving his discharge
m eetin g w as a nice congenial af-
Bonnie K ay D aw son's stud a '
i f »on t h e Air Force.
fair. 1 got voted in one of the of ballet will pr 'sent a dance i
i
S! id .'le i’s p a re n ts reside in
d irecto rs of th e group and I cital in th e C rescent E l k ’s a n 1 ( I 'go, Illinois, w here hi* grew
w ant to th a n k all my friends th a t torium at C rescent City Sunday ii
! , 1912 he m a n ied E lizabeth
stuffi'd the ballot box for me.
Dec.. IQ, at 2 p. m
, . M itch, I I S I >ako,a Tim
T he program will consist of
have
tw o
children,
n early 100 stu d e n ts from B,<»<
and Johnny. 5. U ntil the
Pl.in Confirmation
ings, C rescent Citv and K - o r -'
c is built th ey a re resid
No adm ission charge w ill I, i
At St. Timothy’s
in g in 1 Iarbor.
Bonnie Kay is the iiistru« ’
On F riday evening at 8 p. m
a cro u p o f can d id ates will be eon- here and in C rescent C ity a, i
A -I, nil nee l.ngagcmcnt
firm ed at St. T im othy's Episco Studio, and S an d ra H arkim a
pal C hurch by th e Rev. B enjam in the in stru c to r at K la m a tl J.
'
)* I J»1S
nix R(X>p
T y le r is the accom panist Im t
D. D agw ell, Bishop of Oregon.
1 Mrs. H arold Roop S r
Upon being confirm ed persons | B rookings stu d en ts and Judy R
, » announce th»' engagem ent
a re adm itted to Holy C om m union, ning is the accom panist for Ct
i
i la u g h te r Lois to F’rank
in th e Episcopal C hurch and o th e r; cent C ity and K lam ath.
W B urdell of M edlord. Mr. B u r
C hurch s of the A ngelican Com
li is- E 'en w orking for Roy
Mrs. George M osier was op. : ’
m union. a w orld-w ide Com m union
Wi« Ii : m an
since
coming
to
that num bers some 40 m illion p e r ed on T uesday at the Seaside !
Pano, it /» a y e a r ago. The wed-
pital.
She
is
the
daught<
sons.
is planned for D» t . 29.
of Mr. and M is H. E M< -
100 Ballet Students
To Give Recital
Thursday, 1 kveuiber
SKT
( ) I T . \ I \ ( ; HOUKS
ings ¡i igs
,h
i tills w e k for th e ]
I th«» issuance of a
i Presbv terian < 'hu u
Th«* goal, h o p -«
by cit v officials w •
T he Post Office and most
busiiii ss places have se, up a 1 s t i ll s e v e r a l p e r m i t s
ipening schtaiule to handle the ! prtx'ess«»«!, w hich wi
j above th«* $1,00«\0hi)
rush «if ("hi is,m as shopp«*rs
\eeor«lmg to Bill Thompson.
is q u ite a fea, lor
,»os, m aster, th«* Post Olli«’«' I fh«' size of Br«x)ki"!
will stav open evenings Ix’gin-
I'll«' big item iu
ning Monday evening until 8 year was the new s«
,) m it the n u is iiH 's s w a ra n trs
which Will cos, i >
Wh«‘n things slack off, how Bu, th e re is a lot
ever, , lie office will h«' closed.
stru c t ion wot k fa
T he P«)st Office will lx1 open
fh«* pr«><'«'ss «»I lx*ii!'
'Saturday aften x x m until 6 p.
new h ank buildina i
m.. and Sunday from 8 a m
on the list, cos, itig >
to 6 p. m Tlier«* will l e mail
F1«’V «'n new «ta; i
brought in on Sunday, inelud
ings wer«' built, m <
mg packages.
iires r« 'i.'as«'d hv lu
v lo s, businesses will lx* o,x*n
to r , O D. R ia- in
a “com m creial" v
hcginnm g S aturday nigh, until
Th«)s<‘ i itlx'r hui
■» p. in a fte r a m eeting by the
process of I k in hu
’ham b er o, Com m erce and a
P ilo t Buildiii!
<
survey conduchx! as to the
w is h e s o f th«* m«'n,bers, sug-
ing, Atldifion to lit
Post Office, Eiiion 1
gts,«’«l th a t hour.
Th«* s,or<'s will lx' open on
building. K irliy’s
ning
M otors, Orf
Montlay, Tuesday. We«!nesday
W e i(’i 'm a n a n d K< »
md T hu rsd ay evenings also to
.and th e Brookma I
handle the las, m inute shop-
Alo ig w itli th
p«*i s. However, F rid ay night,
buifilings, home» v'
C hristm as «w , most business
good numlx'i s I ri
plac«*s have indicated they will
en on, lor 30 r«r
close early.
four m ore still to I
s e v x 'r a l
( IRIS GLEE CLUB
ILANS CONCERT
’I'll«* B ro o k ings-H arbor high
si bool com bined girls glee clubs
ai«' having , heir C h ristm as con-
« r, next T uesday evening, Dee.,
21, a, 8 p. m., in the high school
asm .
o , l n 'r
pos
the In s, of the y<
T h ree church s v
to lx* built Th«‘V . a .
of (¡« m |, St. rim.»,
I ’r«'.sby ,«'i i.an st i u« t
In adiiition. tlii««
ings w ere con.* ‘ ¡net
i«'quir«' a building p
wer«1 th e sidiool
s ta te park earetal
the Fores, Si ivii • '
A lp s;iid that a
MMtUtVUtu,
«-»«kA
w ind, w ould p o in t
resilient i.al huiidin
which m ay push '
next y e a r to 85,M'
T h e nioiK'.v invo,
uii'.s a re estim ated
buildings, a, a co,
about 88 per squa
homes.
I.as, y e a r hiiil h
was good to o , h i.,
about half tin* at a
y e a r brought Th«'
w as $131.3,>3.
I n th e las,
>a. ,
*r th.
w en, mt« ) « ti»
.MM, in p rniits
f r o m th « ' «'.»hl
i x ir t l e r U i r r n i r ’«
T he public is invite«! to
m ediately, anti au thorized the B rookings will he lit up.
tend, and no adm ission will be
filling in of th e low spots w ith
I t is <'X |x*c,ed t h a t a ll o f t h o s e charged.
gravel.
who p a r t i c i p a t e d l a s , y « 'a r w ill
Th«* g irls have tx'en hard at
A c o n tra c to r rep resen tin g the r« 'p « 'at, a n d many m«>re inew dis
w
ork
«luring recent w eeks on the
H ickey Cons, rue, ion Co., build p l a y s w ill h«> a«ld«'«l to m k * t h e
m usical pro«luction, and the show
e rs of the new hank building l a n d s c a p e <*v«'n m o r e h e a u t d u l .
piotnises to he one of the lues,
here, appeared before th«« council
B r o o k i n g s a n d H a rb o * f o l k s a re
to ask jierm ission to hook into a a d d i n g a few new things «'ach year ev«'r produce«! here.
sew er across highw ay 101 from t o t h e i r displays, a i m i n g at a full
th e building. Ik* claim ed that seal«* sh o w in a u'w years. Even I oni I )cnt ( Pitches
E lm er B ankus of the Brookings if you c a n ’, d o anv m ore than
Land and T ow nsite Co., would not hang som e lights in your window’, 2i I’onniI Steelhead
1«', him do th a t, hut ra th e r w a n t you a re still r«'qu< sted to do th a t
Tom Dent lantie«! a w hopper ol
ed him to proceed down the
steelhead
S unday
m orning
A w o r d «»I «’a u , i o n c o u ld h e in- a
stre e t and hook in fu rth e r aw ay. j«'C«'«l. l''o r o u t d o o r w o r k , pf*ople Pishing w ith Hugo Mack«‘y, Den,
Th«* c o n tra c to r claim ed i, w ould art* ask«'«l to b e c m • lu l to list* o n l y h<x)k«*d m to a 21 poumh-r, w hich
cos, him ah«>u, $1,000 m ore to «1«» l i g h t s <l«‘sig n e « l l o r o u t d o o r s a n d m ale's a lot of steelhead.
Dent
i, th a t way.
f a s t e n e d s e c u i ' ly , so t h a t t h e c o r d was using eggs.
Th«* council agreed th a t i, was w ill n o t r u b its i II tin e a ilh a r « *
’I h f pair w«‘i«' fishing up the HAVE C I ÌRIS dAi
not any concern of theirs, is a g a i n s t tin* h o u s e .
( ’h«'tco River, n«*ar tlw upi>er Sum
Mon< lay «‘V
highw ay 101 is s ta te pro|M>r,v
ntt'r bridge. T hey caught four, G irls hel I the
anti if he w anted to dig a c ro s s ;
hul ,h a , 21 pound«'t' w as the only w ith a meet:
it h«' w«)ul«l have onlv to get I P O S IP O N E EM El.EM M E E T
! big one in the lot.
gift e\< ing«1.
th e ir jierm ission. Th«* city said
TH* m
ng ol th«* E m b l e m
Mrs. Sw a a wit
fu rth e r th a , he w ouldn’t need a C lu b , se h « '(lu t d l o r D«*«'. 22, h a s TO M E E T ON PH O N E R A ISE
|M *rmi, to hook into a sew er, hut ,)«•«'»! I Mist polie 1 lx'« aus«- o, ( ’h r i s t -
Then* will lx a m i'eting on i
M rs
( Ioidi«'
only to tear up a city stre e t
m a s a c t i v i t i e s . Th«* ii« x t nx'eting ¡aosp«« , iv«* iais«' m W es, Coast w a s a Oh's,
A le tte r from B ankus w as read! w ill h e l u i d J a n . 12, a t w h i c h T elephone r a t e s on D ecem ber 20, md Mt i. Ell
sta tin g that he would !>«• u n a h li an in i,ita ,ion w ill lx* h e ld , a n d a, 1 .30 p in a, the C«x>s Bay C ity
Mr. and M r s ’
to a tte n d the me«',mg. hu, e x t w o o f lii'e r s v ill h e i.’le« t< d . A n y Hall. T lio 'i• in,«‘rested are a s k ’d
plained th a t the h y d ra n ts w ere on«' inter« st.-d m j o i n i n g is wel- to «all Ray Blankenship, Gold w«’n* w eek «'ini g u
M rs . W illis i.OW t‘ (
B each.
la te in being installed because ol c«une to ci >me.
the absence of his forem an. One
hydrant w as put in a t Redwood
and Oak St., and m ore would he |
in shortly, th«' l i t t e r said.
E a rlie r a le tte r from the w a te r
Ije p a rtrre n , was read sta tin g that
unless the w a te r hills wer«' paid
on
the h y drant re n ta l the w a te r
UN
wmld be shut off
A no,«' from th? c i t y p l a n n i n g
com m ission w is read, asking th at
Hid *e»| individually and on conceit«*«! action he ta k e n on the
rit». not against anotb- sm oke nusianc«' em ulating from
ii as technique is con- the Plywood plants «'hip pil«*.
M a jo r Dim m ick suggest«'«! t h a t
'e s ta n t is aske«l to fur th< v writ«* to th«' sta te fir«' M a r
own paints and brushes, shal to m •«• w ha, ,h«\v w o u ld re<‘-
on in terested in e n te rin g om m end o n the tire
Pest should fill out an
The council authorize«! w ork on
I,, nk b; Monday afternoon i th«* shoukler on Vall«'> St., which,
ati v blanks will 1 m * circu- is was hop« <1. would allev iate th«*
i»in,: F ridav, Deeemb«'i w a te r condition on , h<* G ordon
m I»«* tbtain»'»! at D unning Go«‘,z prop«*rty on H illside
■ s or the Pilot office
A fter
P ro p e rty ow ners on M«X)i«'
nte ta n t re g iste rs he m ay Lane petition«*«! the city to I)«-
! s m asterpiece.
nam«*«i as a city stre«*t, w hieb
! I • a ffair first of its n a tu re in would allow a w a te r eonn«*ction
'•«
< in g s will add an additional T he city ace« pted Moor«* Lam* as
a concert and tea i, ,1
A BOVI- IS T H E C1IETCO CH O RA L C U B , who entertain*
h of C h ristm as to the local a city stre e t
he di recti »n of Mr
Inn last w« ek. Th«' group has completed thei, season, u n d e .
:
’’ is b lieved Mr D unning
The
council
discussed
the
jm > s -
'Ih
e
e
pr«n;rm
inelud«'«!
C
h
ristm
as
songs.
• :»• this an annual Yule-
ti,’ » . ‘nt Of course a lot d e sihility of issuing a license to sell
al th« reaction of this first c ars here to B uckner C he1 rolet
,»;«■'• >s. To help insure its in S m ith River. Th«' ordinance
, »u« « ss all potential a r t- doesn’t expressively forbid such
’ !'<• urged io step forw ard and sales, but some m em txus of the
council thought th a , such jx'ison.»
■ • .: to th e sw ing of it
D unning asked th a t anyone should have a place of business
'»«'d in even acting as first here. I, w as agreed to chi'ck into
•iz ; should feel welcome. the situ a tio n
The me«*ting ended w hen Boh
, o i v sta te d th a t older peo-
nild not feel bashful and Dimmick th an k ed the council, and
. i t « ; th«' contest, lie stated, “W ho all who had helped m ake his reign
» we m ay uncover a G ran d as m ayor a good one, an«! h«* w el
comed Roy B rim m to th e oflice.
m a Moaes.’*
0fien Sventisi
Spinning Saturday
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