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The SKVtCHMQK
ACCIDENT HERE
INJURES YOUTH
A s n o ils icc 'd e n t '-osoifaliz-'d
one vouth and tofallv w reck *d a
c a r he»-,.
nigh, H urt w -s
Robh'e D im m ’ck «on of Mr and
Mrs. Rob« r* D im m ick n o h h ’** * wa«
tak en to th e C rescent C’tv hospi
ta l and w as in con«;d**r?h1p p a :n
for several davs
by
Rod Puatek
I if el like the Shylock in S hake-
sphere’s “M erchant of V enice” or
some of th e h o ard ers of gas r a
tion stam p s during th ? w ar. I
HAVE
A COPY
OF
LA ST
W E E K S PIL O T Not m any |)eop!e
can m ake th a t sta te m e n t. H o n
estly we p iin te d m ore copies th an
usual and still crow ds of people
cam e into the office w an tin g
copy. S to re s sold out anti w»* *
listed ev er ysingk? copy we usu ally
keep for checking purposes W e
h a v e n ’t sol dso m any copies since
our first issue. At th a t tim e we
ha da genuine reason My p ic tu re
ap p eared on th* front page. I
HAVE ELV EN TY SIX C O PIE S
O F T H A T ISSU E O F T H E
PIL O T Not m any people can
m ake th a t sta te m e n t.
R» |K»rts com ing in rav e about
the I >e P a u r concert g iw n in
C rescent C ity Sunday. Do you
Itelievu* Brookings will ever be
fo rtu n a te enough to sponsor such
type p ro g ra m s? We will have a
la a u tif u l au d ito riu m soon
Lets
hope and do som ething to bring
the finer th in g s to o u r fa ir city.
♦ ♦ • *
G len B a rth y of B ar, th e B utch
fam e com plained we vrned in
his new s story. We said he w as
a n ative of Los Angelos. A ctually
he is a N ebraskan. And wh.it
could lie w orse th a n calling a N e
b rask an a Los A n g ek sian . Well,
all I can say if B art would have
filled ou, one of the “W here You
F ro m ” card s the P IL O T has Lven
running we w ouldn't have erred.
T h at goes fo r some of you o th e r
slow |K)k s W h ats th e m a tte r
afraid to adm it y o u 're from Min
nesota, o r some of those o th er
foreign p laces?
• ♦ ♦ •
As soon as th e two wives of , h»-
prom inent edito rs ge, busy and
com pile T H E hundreds of card s
we have already received w e’il
publish the list by status. As usual
W isconsin will lead th e p a d ..
Wh t am I saying, no one ever
leaves th a t fine sta te . Everyone
likes tiie 25 b low zero w e a tl.tr .
.Me, I'll se ttle for th is beau tifu l
sunshine B rookings has to offer
P ard o n me, w hile I ge, my rain
coat and get ou, and sell some a(L
so J"*? can ea, steak again.
v
»-KICK ON M M s H T lX I M — T l > < »X T l4
lU t o o K I M .s . ( i KKV O O l'N T Y , OKKGOX
«nff*r»vl a
broken a m i, groin in io ries and
o th e r cut« an i hneses in »'-•* ac
cident, but is gettin g along bette»
and m av leave the hospital this
w eek-end
T he car. a V-8 C om rm nder
S tu d eb ak er. w as driven by D oug
las H am m nes. a sonhom ore at
hi<’h school The acci
dent happened at about 7:30 S u n
day evening, just n orth of Brook-
t p <▼
€
H am m nes swi rw*d to avoid an
anim al in th e road and lost con-
on
Volume S, No. 52
Thursday,
COUNTY GETS $57,000
FROM 0 & C LUMBER SALE
A New Valentine
(>itt is Reported
' of th e vobiclp T* <?’■/’►
* slipped
nnd th e n m ” »* » sid ew ay s
for an o th e r 76 feet, rolling over
four tim es. T h ' d istance from the
s ta r, of th e skid to th’* stopping
point w as 172 feet. The car su f
fered extensive dam age to the
top and door on passenger side.
It's b e tte r than a V alentine
Lu, it« n't!, and it conies through
the h ear, Th«' parcel might no,
be ,ot) obvious, bu, t i e facts a re
th«« Mrs Don "Cleo” C raig gave a
pint tit her hltxxl on V alentines
Day to Mrs Bill P a te a, Seaside
hospital in (T t-sivnt City. D r
Ronntg» r w as in charge of the
m edical work.
th<* r ar a'«-*] was broken.
D im m ick w as throw n out of the
p assenger side on the firs, roll of
♦ he car. and was found laying
across th e vcllow line in the- road
Set For Saturdov
Library Carnival
W h a t?
T he L ib rary Benefit
Cat nival W h e n ” T his Satnrdav
night. W h e re ? A, the V. F W
Hall
E vervbodv, hut evervbodv is
g ettin g into th»* ac, All of ,h<
civic o rganizations have beer
asked to participai« and they have
responded w ith th a t old com
m u n ity sp irit.
The carnival goers will h a v -
fun. good eats. food, garden an 1
house p lan ts to ta k e home. prize-
and e n te rta in m e n t ; and all of the
money collected will go into ,h<
lib rary fund
I, is hoped to be able to finish
the new lib ra ry building w ith the
money raised S a tu rd a y nigh, and
to open in th e new location som e
tim e in April.
The G arden Club is planning
som ething special in the way oi
a plant sale booth; the C om m un-
,y Club has som ething new and
different in th a , patched up sh irt;
'h e G range will have a cooked
foot! booth; th e Rainbow girls will
have sandw iches and coffee; a
W hite E lep h ant ta b le will be
th ere for you to brow se through
The A m erican Legion A uxiliary
will hav e hom e m ade cak» s an 1
pies for sale. P.T.A. will have a
tKxith to c a te r to your swd*t
tooth. T h e Lions. R o tarian s, Phi
Dt Its, Elks, V.F.W . and A uxiliary,
and th e Boy Scouts will all have
gam es for you to try your skill
at w inning in te re stin g and v a lu
able prizes.
T h e re will also be th e m ystery
P S . To all my faith fu l A RT S T U
D EN TS no class F riday. Yours booth you m ust see» w hich will
tru ly lias to a tte n d the Oregon really be different.
Doors oix*n at 7:30 and the fun
Press convention in E ugene th a t
day. C lass next w eek as usual. w ill continue u n til late.
See you then.
Chamber Dinner
Set For Feb. 24
Nowhere A Finer Community Nowhere A Finer Climate -
Rev. Maye leaches
At Baptist Church
Slate Marketing
Session Tuesday
SHOWN IS T H E V E H IC L E in which Bobbie Di nttniek w as b u r, in an accident Sunday nigh, on
Highway 101. The c a r slid anti skidded about 100 feet, tu rn e d over four tim es Ixfore com ing to a
stop. D river of the c a r D oug H ainm es w asn't h u r t , but Dimmick w as tossed ou, on the road.
John Shannon Photo
Give O.K. To Engineers
On Sewer Survey Soon
Report ( i 1 ven on
Missing Person
SOIL REPORT
IS RELEASED
Th> city of B rookings lies a c
cepted a pro,xised sA'W'ier surv y bv
♦ he engineering firm of Cornell,
Howell. Hayes and F e rry fle ’d. of
'orvnllig at a cost to th«* cits not
A r?.jxirt of a m issing person
*«i exet't d 950.
was issued by ( ’hiel of Police Bud
Tlv* consultIng engineering firm
C ross this week T he m an. Ph in
ent a le tte r ,0 the city, and to
ice "P in e ” Van P elt, has been
An a n n u al report of ,b> C u rry
Mayor Roy Brim m sta tin g w hat
m issing since Jan 17.
County Soil C onservation d istrict
he engineers w ould do
anti
wa«
released
recently
by
officers
He is about 35 y ears old, five ft.
tated th a , the cos, would not « x-
5 inches tall, anti wvighs about of th at group. M em bers of the
,'e«l lb«» 950 rate.
160 pounds, lie has d ark hair, and Board «if Supervisors are Cecil
In ,b " city's le tte r til reply, ac-
brow n eyes. and work« d a, the W a tt, C hairm an; Ray Z um w alt,
epting the proposal, the firm
Vice
C
h
airm
an;
C
laivnce
Brooks,
W es, Coast Planing Mill.
as ask«*«, ,<» expetlite the survey-
Anylxxly having an y in form a -«‘e re ,a ry ; O llie Ferguson, and ng work
Harvev
Crook.
tion on Van Pel, a re urged to
Tht* prtijMist'tl plan o fsurvey
notify Chief Cross.
Ex-officio m em ber is K enneth o llo w s;
P riest. E xtension A gent; assis
1 On th e basis of available
ta n ts are G chie McVay, John »lanim etric and topographic in
Donaldson, Bud Brown O tis Bow form ation, develop a prelim inary
man. anti W ilber O stran d er.
•esign for sa n ita ry sew ers for the
•»res«
11,ly p la tte d a re a s w ithin the
T he report covered the second
ity lim its of Brookings, taking
years w ork of th«* d istrict, which
into consideration the existing
\ s fit's o, special serv ices ,0 lx> draw s ,0 a close on April 3 0 ,h .
sew er system
held a, 8 p.rt. on th e firs, six
D uring the first 11 m onths of
2. On tlve basis of this p re
F ridays of Lent beginning F e b ru th is year, the report read, 40,420
lim inary design, e v alu ate the
ary 25, has been a n n o u n c ’d by
sew er system .
'I k * Rev. John R S hideler, vicar acia s ot land has been surveyed
3 P re p a re a m ap showing size
of St. Tim othy 's E p i s c o p a 1 and typed, as ,«» soil Sixty th re e
farm
plans
have
teen
w
ritte
n
,
an
1
and
Itieation of proposed sew ers
Church,, co rn e r F ir S tre e t and
many individual drainage, irrig a
1 D eterm ine tlv lO quirem ents
\zalt a p a rk Road
tion. anti crop plans have been ol the O regon S ta te S a n ita ry A u
T hese services will fe a tu re devidop d Free inform ation lias th o rity anti Oregon S ta te Board
som e special music and a series ht en advanced to all those seeking of h ealth for s< vver treatm en t
o faddres-'.'s u nder the general i, O th e r problem s such as e ro
5. !)<•,e rm in e th e m ost «aconomi-
title “By the W ord of God.” in sion, forestry, gras« land m a n a g e cal anti sa tis fa c to ry site for a
which God's never « tiding search m ent, wiki lift*, crops, livestock, se w e ra g e tr e a tm e n t p la n ,.
fo rm an will he rev?«*we«l. The speciality crops, i'v<*rgrecn h a r
6. P re p a re cos, estim a te s of
public is cordially invited .
vest, forest trei farm ing, ,lo««d piopost'ti s. w eis anti s ’wvuagt*
T itles of , he individual add ress control, ami w a te r conservation tre a tm e n t facilities
7. Develop a method of fin an
es art*; “In th e beginning, God. ' h;:'.*e received consideration.
K nowing good and evil," “ I will
Tht* district sponsoit'ti a litioth cing sew ers proposed lor irnmed-
iate construction .and a fiscal
bless th ee.” "W oe ,0 the rebel ( 1, the Cuiry County lair.
program lor fu tu re sew vr «exten
lious ch ild ren .” "T he form of 1
G eneral inform ation re lta se d
serv an t," and "T h" fellow ship ot I by the ie|xirt says: The fa rm e r of sion, and sew er plan, c o n stru c
tion.
»he m y stery .”
i today m ust be well inlorm t'd on
LENTEN SERVICE
ANNOUNCED
Rev. A rth u r L. M aye, d irecto r
of C h ristian E ducation for T he
O regon B ap tist C onvention spent
A sp e c ta c u la r color film on th e F riday, S a tu rd a y , and Sunday in
K itim at alum nium
p ro ject in Brookings giving a th re e session
C anada, w hich en tails, m oving a te a c h e r tra in in g course. O ver 75
m ountain, building a lake, and atten d ed th e th re e sessions given
d rillin g th ro u g h an o th e r m ountain here by Rev. Maye.
w ill be shown a, th e F e b ru a ry
m eeting of the B rookings-H arbor
I).,nee Club Plans
C ham ber of Com m erce.
T h e w o rk is ht'ing done w ith th e
The firs, th re e Friday evenings ! a l l problem s confronting t h e
T he re g u la r m onthly m eeting of
«Miperation of E lm e r B an k u s, w ho
livening Feb. 26th
a fte r E a ste r w ill be devoh d to j average farm er d he is to r« m ain has a g ie e tl ,0 le, tiie firm go o v er
th e group will be held on T h u rs
.' grouo of dance loving folks preparing candidates for Holy , a farm supported fa rn v r. Those •he syst. ru, an d insjA>ct m aps and
day Feb. 21, beginning a t 7<K) p m
got to g e th e r S aturday m orning, C onfirm ation, w hich is the com who a re energetic and w illing ,0 -th er r e la tiv e data.
a, the G range Hall.
T he movie was b rought back by and decided ,0 have an old fash pletion anti ratificatio n of C h ris ta k e advantage of all o p p o rtu n i
po p u lar request. It had been ioned sq u are and round dance a, tian Baptism All p ’rsons wishing ties offered, and to apply th«
,0 he receiv -d into the com m union know ' alge they gain, opiior,unity I .ldinc ( T11 kc Returns
show n at th e R otary club a few th e G range Hall S aturday night
I, w as short notice, hut Boh of the w orld wide Episcopal 1 w aits them for success.
w eeks ago.
From ( icrm.iny
C ham bers and Lloyd G a b s “ Paul C hurch should be faith fu l in a t
This district the r<‘i>oit goes on,
Mis. E laine C lark, d au g h ter of
R ev ered ” all around H arbor anil tendance a, th e L enten series and is hit sst <1 w ith t larg" am ount of
B ro o k in g ! ,0 let folks know about specia lstudy classes held a fte r rainfall and affords a lilieral Mr and Mrs Jtx‘ Zumpfe ol H a r
, Som e of th e ladies got in and E aster, which will supplem ent , h<* am ount ol pasture, which m akes 1, bor, a rriv e d hem e las, week from
D irm sted, G erm any w heiv six*
m ade some sandw iches and cakes in stru ctio n given d u ring D nt.
favorable lor livestock, espcciall.. has b< cn w ith h r husband sine«
All those who did know and cam e
sheep raising Th. • d istrict also • ast June. H er husband, CpI Hat
D irecto rs and officers of the
contains som< of th« w orld’s lin oltl C lark, was ,0 leave Gettnanv
C oos-C urry E !*ctric Co-Op let, had a enjoyable ev< ning
O.E.S.
Entertains
D a w C ro ck ett and some of his
S a tu rd a y by plane for W ash in g
es, Dairy cows.
on February 1 It’D and will be
ton D C and New Jersey , w here boys played for the dance.
d isc h a rg e d t com Hie arm y on
At
Regular
Session
The
cool
coastal
bri'.-zes
in
sum
-
T h? group is having an o th e r
they will a tte n d th e annual m e e t
m< r and heavy ram s in w in te r M arch 9th. Mrs ( ’lark plans ,0
T
he
O.E.S.
e
n
te
rta
in
e
d
the
dance
Feb.
2
6
,h
at
th
e
G
range
ing of the R ural E lectric Co-op-
H all, but this tim e they intend to Mason at the I O ( ) F r hall T u es hold tiie tc m jie ra tu re a, jxiints n rnain here until he is discharged
ei a,ive.
Mr and Mrs George C lark and
ad v ertise it so everyone who likes day night. It w as ,h " re g u la r t s [ i ‘cially suitable tor E a s te r Lily
L eaving from B rookings was to dance can ne th e re
m eeting d a te « f th e group, and a and Bull» production. T h e re is clu bhcii drove down from t i i e i i
H ans Nelson, a director of that
p rogram of a P a trio tic n a tu re was m uch soil suitable lor e ran tieriy bottle m Pow t-rs ,«> w elcome home
• rout» Also a tte n d in g th e session
h-Id.
A poem honoring George production which lies idle, o ffe r th e ir «laugh,et-in-law , and w an
Mr and M rs C A M acK enzie
a re I ) a \e Shaw , Gold Beach left Sunday m orning for Los W ashington w as read, and a ski, ing opportunity to Ixitb the young house guest s a, thv Zumpfi • horn«
C h arles Brooks, and B ruce Chav- \ngek*s, C alif
to r a couple of days.
anti older alike.
w as presented.
i re. president of the local Co-op
T he group plans to spend some
tinv* in W ashington, too, to visi.
O regon’s c o n g r e s s delegation,
alom w ith Senator Richard Neu-
berger, in behalf of the Co-op’s
I, has concrete floor« ery', jus, o¡»en?d las, week I, is for several years, and w as re-
Brookings new est building will ! Crete
plan to build a h ydro-electric • ave its g ran d oj>ening S atu rd a y , j th roughout
Tlv* building con- ojxuated by Vernon K reiger, who j tvntly elected county surveyor
plan, m th e Illinois VaLley.
r eb 19. w ith several of the m e r 1 tains some S.iMM) square feet, w ith vill h'c assistetl by his wife Tiie , T h e B ro o k in g s F'et*«l and Seed,
chants tying in for a one day p ro two JO foot store, a 20 foot all Kr« igers had «»¡»crated a shop in Jtx at.'il in th e n o rth ¡lo rtio n of th e
w ith a depth of 65 feet. In addi- C latskanie b e f o r e com ing t o ' new b u d d in g is o w n ed by C a rl
motion
( Y ah r Y atu h a s b. e n in b u sin ess
O ccupying th"* s tru c tu re will be {tion tiro building has th re e sm al- Brookings.
Ray J G reg o ry . N orth Bend, is in Brookings since 1951, w ith , he
an insurance agency, the Art 1 ler office q u a rte rs .
A six foot m arques highlights opening an office on the south s to re M-ing on Mill stre e t.
Knox Ag’ ncy; A bakery. V ein's
side of the building, along w ith
In the new location Y ahr has
Connie E vans w ill open her P a stry ; a Feed and S« «•<! Store, th e stru c tu re .
Th«* A r t K n o x Insurance Ar, Sh< rm an Gregory will t»c m sc, u,» several d«‘j»ar,m<*nts, fea
b eau ty shop here S atu rd a y , with Brookings Feed and Se. d; a engi-
a b ran d now location new build 1.« *r. Art S h erm an ; and an ac ¡A gency sta rte d in Brookings in ¡ thv Ixmk ke<‘ping and tax servir»-. tu rin g a com plete line of fe«*d,
I D e e e m l x r 1952 in tht G allagher , IL? has ha«l Id y ears o fexjieriencc and ail ty,/?s o, ste d s as well as
i n g . and all new equipm« n,
Mrs co u n tan t, R ay Gregory.
T he building w as b u ilt by the h udding. Knox a g ra d u a te ol jin N orth Bend and P ortland. A m any garden v ariety plants.
E vans form erly had a shop in
H arbor, called C onnie's b eau ty Brookings Building Co. w ith Fell W illam ette, w ith a law degre<1, 1 g ra d u a te ol Nortbw«-stern college
In m other d< p a rtm e n t he lias
shop T he new business will lx* Cam pbell as general c o n tra c to r w as m an ag er for the O regon of law and the Or» gon In s titu te farm anti garden im plem ents
and builder. It was designed by a Physician Servin? for 10 yea is , of Technology, Gregory iA-rv-d as everything for th e g a rd e n e r in
called "C onnies C ut 'n Curl.
He cam e to Brookings as m anager a C aptain in the Army I'inanei- c lu d in g lo rtilia e r to m sec, » pioys
M rs E vans husband is o p e ra to r Los A ngeles firm .
It is m odern in appearance w .♦• of Sales and T ransportation at the d « partm ent. w ith tiw* y e a rs ol
of Evans Electric They have
T h e B i'« * in f < >
*.»•< »St-. ,4
oveiseas s»-me<- in A laska, N
lived in this a re a since 1952, and reoessed fro n ts, shadow windows Plywood plant in 195J
.tin«- «!•>»
«**
» Umt w
His wife Sylvia also a ssists in Africa, and Italy
Mrs E vans has been a beauty op- w ith sp o tlig h tin g effect. P ain ted a
in k
fjlMkllf
His w ife Maix-1 will assist him [MltlfR
green, w ith a ru st front, th e b u d d th«» Agency. Both a re n ative O tw
\ ra to r since 1934
* d o ie »■*' «■*»'»*«•
>v ye-«
in th» Itusiness.
Coffe« a m i cab*
p lan n ed for ing w as mark? out of shale block, gonians.
pets
«ft
<wrt«P
M
d
tbs
UftA
Sherm
an
has
tAsen
ui
Brookings
The
bakery
shop,
V
em
's
Bak-
w
ith
re-uiforced
ste
e
l
and
con-
ihe opening.
•
Coos-Curry Group
At Convention
North Gate To Have Opening
Mrs. Evans To
Open Beauty Shop
1 liri'e s|x'cialisls from Oregon
^ ta te Collegi' will lx* on hand
T uesday, Feb 22. a, the C hetc 1
Grnngt Hall to d e m o n stra te p r o
" r i'll,,iiig. w rapping and id e n ti
fication of m eat cu ts to house-
w ift's of the area,
1’he m»?at m a rk e tin g session
will ,»«' sponsored by ,b«> C he,co
G range, anti C urry C ounty Live-
s«o<’k A ssociation in cixip« ration
w ith tin' '?x,ension service of tli?
O regon S ta te College.
The me«»,ing will Ix’gin a, Id
•i in w ith the m orning d e m o n stra
tion cent« ring around low cos,
beef cuts, A fret* lunch-*on, fea
tu rin g th ese tu ts will be served
A, 1:30 a d e m o n stratio n on cuts
of lam b will la-gin.
H eading t h e dem o n stratio n s
will be D orothy S h e rrill, consum
e r ed u catio n specialist, John L an
ders. anim al husbandry sp ecialist.
and C lifford I. Smith, A gricul
tu ra l servicem an, all from O regon
S tate.
Tht* ppnerul public is invited, in
an endeavor ,0 acquaint , h •
worm n es|A-eialiy w ith the proper
techniques of c u ttin g , w rapping
and identity mg m eat cuts.
Emblem Club
1 Lis New Meinlxrs
By madtinit* Wet 1 nest lay C u rry
County was to lx* ric h e r by som e
$57,217, acco rd in g ,0 in fo rm a tio n
received hene. Tht* m oney w as
the long d isputed, anti long a w a it-
"d O regon * C alifo rn ia ,Q&C)
land g ran t money.
C heeks to ta lin g $5,171.623 w ere
rnadt'd ou, T u esd ay to 1 8 ’c o u n
ties m O regon, as a r-esult-of th e
se ttle m e n t of th e 39 ye-ar oltl dis
pute.
Paym ent of thv m oney w as au -
♦horized by th e C o rdon-E U sw orth
•ci of 1954. 3'tie ac, provided th a t
75 per cient of tht* m oney im-
¡«»uinled from y e a r to year» sh o u ld
• >t d istrib u te d to th e c o u n tie s and
25 per cvnt to tht* fe d e ra l g o v e rn
ment.
Secretary
of in fe rio r Douglas
McKay announCtxl th e p ay m en t,
and sai tltb a t som e of tht* m oney,
$800,000 i,s Ix-ing im jtountled in a
jqiecial tu n dto cover jxissible
losses tAx'ause of litig a tio n ¡x*nd-
ing in fetleral court.
Tht- biggest paym ent w ent to
D ouglas co u n ty w ith $1,311,523
given them .
Curry C o unty C lerk, Mi's. O le ta
W alker, re p o rte d th a t th e m oney
was no, allo cated in th is ytvars
budget, anti could not be sp e n t
until a fte r th e budget is approved.
Gibbs Concrete
Sale Announced
Don Ynrnvll has p u rch ased th e
Gibbs C on crete Co. from M rs A rt
Gibbs, widow, of ^ r t Gibbs, w ho
was kilk'tl h ere last sum m er.
Y arnell 'a lo g g er' h as been in
Brookings 4*2 years. He is from
W h ite S alm o n , Whsh. Y arnell is
m arried, and has two ch ild ren .
Y arnell is planning a nvw p lant
on tlit* Leslie M iller p ro p erty ,
which w ould include a rock
crusher, and cem ent plant, as
soon as ¡xissible. Tht* p re se n t site
will rev’e it back to Mrs. Gibba
a lte r the p lan t is moved to the
new location.
T he c u rre n t a ctiv ities of th e
G ibbs Concrt'lt* Co include g r a
vel, ct'rrv nt, crusbt-tl rock, c u lv e rt,
drain tiles, etc. certit*nt prtxluets
of all kinds.
YanivTl s wife vVilJ be assistin g
in tli»? office.
The re g u la r m eeting of the
Brookings Em blem C lub was livid
on F e b ru a ry 9th, at which tim e
five new m em bers wen? initated
into the Club, they a re as follows
V irginia B irkenfeld, Nova S treich,
W anda Phillips, Betty Sw anU 'rg,
and P earl Eaeson
The Unlucky wmnt r of the
jack|K)t tlraw ing of $5.(M) was
Rachael Young, who w as no, ¡»i t -
sen, ,0 colic«-,.
Th«- Em blem C lub agreed ,<>
ta k e over tin- p iv p a ra ,io n o, ,h
buffet lunch foi the Elks VaL-n
tint* Dance which w as held 0,1
Tim dAte bits been set for tliv
February 12th, a, the new E lk ’.,
O E S. Fashion show, to be held
Hall.
again this y e a r in B rookings A l
w ays well received, th e ¡»Ians are
being m ade to have thv show b ig
ger and b e tte r th an ever.
The show- will lx* held on M arch
Romeo and Ju liet will m.akt 26,h. a, 8 p.m. in th e high school
’heir ap|x*aran<v* on the high gym
schtxil stag e on M arch 2, acco rd
T he stx-ial club of th e () E. S
ing ,0 Kupt. of Scht»ol. Lynn met a, the home of Mrs Ann N el
H am pton R ichard C arratlin e and son, T h u rsd ay , K ebrflary 10. All
loyct* K nngas will present the the corn mi,,.! *es w ere appointed,
version of Shakivxpear's moving and a rt' functioning
love sto ry on th a , date.
T he production has been s ta g 'd
anti directed by Robt E Mill» » CulcScouts Plan
me of C hicago's lx*s, known te le
vision d ire c to rs Miss K angas has Anniversary Dinner
nia.lt- many TV app’-aranees, hav
T he Cub S co u ts will hold th e ir
ing been s.-» n in Rober t M ont anniversary dinner a, 7:30 p m
gomery
Presents, and
M artin E ritlay night, n - b
18, at the
Kane. P riv a te Eye C arratline has V F W . H all.
successfully brought Shakcspcai -
All jwirents of the C ubs a re
♦o over one thousand schools and urged to a tte n d the dinner.
S tates
B adges will Ix- aw ard ed at th e
'•o ile r's throughout the U nited m eeting
Date Set For
Fashion Show
Plan Romeo, Juliet
For High School
Calendar of Events
THURSDAY, FF31RUARY 17
Mt. Em ily G<-m and Mineral Club, VFW Hall, 8 pm .
Elks Club, Elks Building, 8 p m .
FRIDAY. FEBRU A RY 18
C betco G range, G range Hall, 8 p.m
C ub Scout D inner. V FW H all, 7:30 p.m.
SA Tl RDAY. FEBRU A RY 19
L ib ra ry U arm val, VFW Hall, 7 ¡m i.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Cbetco Choral Club, I.O.O.F. Hall, 7 p m
R otary A nniversary D inner, Cliff House 7 30 p m
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22
Council M eeting, C ity Hall, 8 p.m,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
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l.ag les A uxiliary, Jaeklew jcz Anchorage, 8 p m
■ H» Club, E lks Building, 8 p m .
«'*fcft«iber ol Commerça Dinner, 7 p ra.