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ART
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Brookings is a growing town. Ils needs are
in.11,y. In planning for the future we would like the
eity fathers not to forget the cultural side of life. We
would like also to bring t > the attention of the people of
this fair city the need for this addition to our build­
ing plans.
N o body c o u ld u se a b r a n d n< vv
1955 P ly m o u th w o r s e th a n old
Jo e . I s u r e w o u ld lik e t o g e t m y
h a n d s o n t h a t o n e t h a t N o rth
B ro o k in g s is g iv in g a w a y but
w o u ld b e e a s y You soe w e m i n t
th e tic k e ts . a n d a ll w c w o u ld h a v e
to d o is p r in t th e m in d u p lie n t ■
a n d th e n th» re w o u ld b e tw o of
u s c h a r g i n g u p w ith th e w m i •
tic k e t. N a t u r a l l y , I w o u ld la v .
a n e a s y tim « 1 a n s w e r i n g tlx* »pi:/
q u e s tio n th« y a r e g o in g to sp rin g .
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d his cultural movement should not he con­ P ilo C t o n s c e r q e u w e n tly
p ro b a hly s h o u l
P ly m o u th . o r tìecp l
sidered a luxury hut rather a vital and important part s w t in a r , th«’
a w h isfw riru c a m uaig i B u t
if w«« sacrifie» ', a n d ta k .
of Brookings. Lets not wait until tlie streets are laid selv«
s o u t o f th e n in n i ig b
the sewers connected, the buildings built, and “things n«'w c a r I th in k it f() lows
a n y »»ther ti c k e ts that W ' p rln
arc all settled. ’ I hat’s when a town is ready to die. WC s to u ld n ’t (re el ig lb lc fo r
j Is B ud C ro s s p a y in g a t t e n t i o n ’
1 his is the time, the pre.cut, while the exhuhraney, the 1 r e f e r , o f c o u r s e to t h o s e p a r k i n
tic k e ts , w h ic h w e s h o u ld n 't 1
vitality, the pulse of l»r< »kings is at its greatest.
lig ih lc to w in
Recently the ait exhibition at the L’.S. Nat
ional Bank illustrated y\ iat «1 small group of people
tan do if the opjsortunit\ is provided them. The effect
tan he even greater. We owe it to ourselves, to our
school children, and to the future of Brookings. Lets
not let the city die as many of the eastern and mid
western cities did. A creative thinking atmosphere
will prevent any group to lose interest. A plant not
nourished will soon decay and wither.
1 he Pelican Ba\ Art Association is being form
(«1 for the purjxise of fostering the arts. The concert
series announced by the committee is another activity
that warrants support. A noted, and well educated
music instructor has located 111 our fair city.
Wc base the beginnings, now .ill we need is
the support.
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