Brookings-Harbor pilot., May 16, 1946, Page 9, Image 9

ÎSDAY, MAY 16, 1946
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The G*J
^ Î A R B ü R = P U O ^ B R O p K iïG S
on
Croft Lily
brother, Homer, at Gold Beach 1 n r
, x.
and
yard at
at Glendale
p h are in H arbor
nos looking
otis of ganw at t rescent City. Sunday
th a t will
place. open a lum ber >arQ
I he Grange dance was well a t ­
afternoon to see the C alifornia
County H ealth Officer Dr C art m-V th " extensive P>ulb plant-
tended S aturday evening. 'Phis
left on a I
team swamp Coquille, 21-1 in a coming S aturday a dance will be
Sancisco i
rig h t and county health nurse* wuh r p
ln p artn ersh iP
ntative plans are being made M adeline Kelly g a v p cmnii ’ vv
' Cbri8tensen. n ear the practice game. The next game given at the G range hall bv the
<Pocted to
granite memorial, to be vaccinations a t the local scho°d r T r Uj,ek’ and aIso own Property lo r the Crescent City aggregation L atter Day Saints, to which every­
at G rants Pass Sunday. Whitey one is invited.
v
v
halL
tter part i pd just south of Harbor, in Monday m o r n l n g . & X S
of Sydney Croft, and his people also took advantage of , 2 c 8" eS Hensey left Monday M atson and Vernon Hanscam are
opment of the E aster lily this service. Many m ore persons ¡.«n i?acrai‘en.to where she was on the Crescent City team .
!■ OR SALE—2 bed springs and
which bears his name,
M r. and Mrs. H erbert Payne m attresses. 2 dressers, m an’s suit,
would have also been vaccinated ‘
the ll,ness of her father,
memoral plans are being if they had known th a t The od , m ’ a " d M rs ’ L’ M’ R at ^ a " d and their nephew, Donald Payne, 1 table, and chair. T otten’s P ain t
M up by a group of lily p o rtu n ity was open, and it has I hlIdren / pent ,he M others Day
'
been doing some work a t Shop, Brookings.
•
ers, under leadership of Mr. been strongly urged th a t when a "
' ‘T n ? ’ Ia,ent with relatives, theii property n ear Cave Junction
[.Mrs. Lucius StalTord. Orig- service of this sort is available to ,» o d Met er took his wife to during the past week.
I ry Pilot Classified A dvertising
y, plans were made for an the public th a t notices to th at ,' 'ie
le .Sacred
.Sa5 red H eart hospital at Med-
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[Croft Memorial Fund” a fte r
effect be posted and published . T ,heu ,a ,<er part of last week
c”
ey Croft died in 1940. How- ahead of time, in both town and X r M io n '.h ,o u."del'S° “ s,’riu»s 1 F , C e S 0 *
| before the Ida Croft Me­ ru ra l areas.
operation the midlde ot this week
In
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In re«n««.o
response ...
to num
erous . requests, the Pilot is reprinting the
al fund became an actuality,
Mr. and Mrs Daln Ria a
, u heir dau«h le r» Mrs. Ruby Black- schedule of bulb prices to jobbers, as well as individual sales to
J Croft died.
Port n-f
f'
a e Rla£don of burn, is rem aining at Medford to
t a r ° rd tO Co O1 u T ' aSR et
,h e m ee“ ng Of lhc W est Coast Bulb G «’«'«'«
|e money had been collected P o rt O n o rd form er local young be near her m other
vo-op at ( oos Bay last week.
the various Croft grow ers
¡the fund, and with the death
It is pointed out th at there w as an e rro r in the price schedule
Croft, an offer was made the M yrtle Point hospital, May
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hanscam bulhsUti '« 7 - . ilS' " ' ‘’k Th<‘ PriCe* ‘° erw nhouscs for eight-inch
fctum the money to the donors, 11. This is th eir second child. Sr. spent the week-end at Eugene who h ive rnaderS| ' ea,d
6 R aS p rin ,e d ' 11 is su88M«e<l th a t those
fever, a large num ber felt Mrs. Blagdon, before her m arri­ visiting their son-in-law and
have m ade ten tativ e com m itm ents on the basis of last w eek’s
age,
was
Miss
Grace
Leming.
a memorial of some sort
aughter, Mr. and Mrs. eeves T ay­
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Amundson lor, and their son, Mervin. who pr.ee schedule, point out to th eir buyers this error.
be made to Sydney Croft,
Size
Prices to Jobbers
Prices to Greenhouses
the money used for th a t have sold th eir property, south is attending University of Ore-1
of H arbor, to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. con. This was a M other’s Day Bulbs
No. In Case Each
By Case
By Case
Each
of Portland, who
have week-end
pe present plans, which are W
. . eigel
°
„ J1U nave
weeK-ena on the cam ous
pus and
Sevens
tak
en
possession.
Mr.
and
Mrs.J
many
events
w
ere
planned
es-
250 $ .44 $110.00 $135.00 $ .54
under discussion and still
Eights ............ 200
ative, call for the erection of Amundson have moved to Sm ith 1 pecially for parents
.55
110.00 135.00
.675
A group of Brookings and H ar- Nines
amte monument on Highway th'e?rr hom ethe PreSen' ’ ‘°
...........
150
110.00
135.00
.90
h o m e .________ ___________I bor people attended a baseball Tens .
ar where the Crofts s ta rte d
............. 100
!*0.00
110.00
1.10
[lily industry in this area,
here has been no decision as
FI HAII [as to the shape or size of the
hument, but it has been sug-
I ffat elthei irj inscription
¡chiseled in the granit. or a
ORANDI
rze plaque he placed on the
bite, inscribed “In Honor of
I Croft, originator of the Croft
with a passage from the Bi-
And yet I say unto you,
¡even Solomon in all his glory
I not arrayed as one of these.”
I’ hew 6-29. It follows M at-
6-28. "And why take ye
[ight for raiment ? Consider the
of the field, how they grow;
’ W.
[morial Planned
Sydney Croft
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LlgfltS III R O W L ast W e d
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not, nor do they spin.”
It the lower corners of the
| 4’ or framing the inscrip-
would be lily plants, and at
upper corner would be
>ths. Since plans are indefi-
any suggestions and ideas
'C by
the
S taffo rd s
ip winking with them
[the development of this me-
ians Gather
»1 Sprouts
R ep u b lica n C a n d id a te F or
Of the Older Indians
R a t i o n near Sm ith
have been seen in this vi-
¿ ^uring the past few days,
7 annual quest to g a th e r
k* „®2el sprout u h ic h a re
‘ - t stage of grow th for
® baskets.
J0IHJ HlPResehTATtVe
C oos an d C urry C o u n ties
¿ n 1n?,are tied in bundles
tffv f "r \ 1hc basket-maker
;n « 2 Pm’ t.hen. they are
l^nhar£Cr UP ,il lim ber- and
L 4 ‘K.1S thew’ed from the
w ,!x constant chewing
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«*»• teeth of all
tb? n; T os‘ of whom
»i nn v dl'siieuring " i n "
; on their chins.
¡ makers of the local
« the oMg SmaUer a11 the
for wnrter WOmen get too
woZ ’ °r die- and the
ft
n are not learning
d the^L0 '?1
is llard er
i and Rr t Sprouts n e a r
of the land f RS now> as so
* up in u f °frnerly allowed
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«‘er. ieftS? ‘!h, Brookings
Br°oking:
toa„md'. Tuesday for Sa
m eet-
[ • lid
' • a < u Z t o ‘l ' ? hcr hile
son. at
8*-
j , of Hayward ~ * ! ssler’
5 a llf’ a r‘
o Ursdfty- They
a Property of his
Mrs. Cut lip is widely known
over the state, and presently
holds the position of Coos county
chairm an of the Keep Oregon
Green association. She has served
as republican county committee-
woman and in 1941 was on the
sta te central committee.
ze
company and the Cutlip dajry
ranch until the re tu rn of her son,
< «1” L. G. Cutlip, who served
as captain of m arines. Mrs Cut-
Hr Still op erates the ranch on
< nos River w here she has proved
herself a real dirt farm er.
During the w a r she reorganized
the Navy M others club of Coos
Bay and N orth Bend, served as
chairm an of the Victory C enter
and recruited for the WAC. She
v
the 8ucceM*ul drive for
.. u.OOf) for M ercy home for the
aged when th a t institution was
on the verge of being closed for
lack of funds.
Mrs. Cutlip was bom on Coos
B a y a n d attended Marshfield
grade and high schools. With her
husband, the late L. A. Cutlip,
m em ber of the sta te fish and
gam e commission, she founded the
C utlip Ice Cream company in 1928.
D uring the la tte r m onths of the
w ar she operated the ice cream
ST E L LA
A. CU TLIP
Prom inent Cooc County bus­
iness wonutn u ho seeks offee
on the Republican Party.
Paul Political A dvertism g—C u th p For R epresentative Club
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