fieme of the
Croft Ldy
Brookings - Harbor Pilot
Lily Capital
of the World
One, Number Seventeen.
?stine Man
re To Study
Culture, F ri.
Pilot Will Reach North
End of Curry County
actiecs Will Be Used
Zionist Group
¡Crop Expansion
study lily culture, as well
it of gladiolus, which prac-
he will carry back to his
colony in Palestine, Zvi
erg, agriculturist of Mish-
i-Sharon. of Emek Hefer,
(tine, paid this area a visit
Fnday.
ief agriculturist of a co-op-
farm, Mr. Ginsburg re-
I his education both in Ger-
and Russia long before the
Hitler. It was through his
group of friends efforts
Zionist colony was estab-
in the Holy Land, where,
stated to the Pilot, the
i people might write at
I ne page in world historv.
t
Arrangements were completed,
Saturday, so that Brookings-Har-
bor Pilot will reach and “cover”
the north end of Curry County,
with news of Port Orford, Lang
lois and Pistol Hiver to be in
cluded in the news columns in
future issues.
Circulation, perhaps in a small
way, was started, too, when new
names were added to the list,
with correspondents at each of
the localities to act as subscrip
tion agents.
Rosacker Company
Doubles Size Of
Local Greenhouse
Work Completed By
W. P. Clement; To
Parallel First Plant
Fourth Of July
Picnic Will Be
At Chetco Mouth
Legion and Auxiliary
To Sponsor Event,
Program Is Billed
Brookings-Harbor area will
observe July 4, with a picnic
at the mouth of the Cheteo,
under auspices of Chetco Post
No. 138, American Legion and
Auxiliary, it was announced
early this week by the joint
C( mmittee. composed of C.
A. MacKenzie. Leo Spangler,
Sid Abbott and Mesdames
Haggerty. Taylor, Low, Ab
bott, Braden and Sunderland.
With the entire public in
vited at IQ a. m., basket lunch
will be served at one o’clock,
after which a program of
races, with appropriate prizes
will be held. Featuring the
program will be a flag-raising
ceremony by the Boy Scouts.
Each family is asked to
bring a basket lunch, with
free coffee and lemonade be
ing furnished by the Legion.
All the different organizations
of the town and area are in
vited to come.
PROGRAM
Races will start at 10 a. m.
and are:
Sack Race: Children under 12
years (boys and girls); girls
from 12 to 16; and boys from
12 to 16.
Crab Race: Children under
12 (boys and girls); Girls, 12
to 16; and boys 12 to 16.
Candle Race (relay): women
versus men.
Three-legged race: Children
under 12 (boys and girls);
Girls from 12 to 16; boys, 12
to 16 and adults.
Post Toasties Race: open to
everyone.
Suit Case Race: women ver
sus men.
Tug-o-war: World war 1 vets
versus world war 2 vets.
Obstacles race: open to all.
1:00 p. m.—lunch, followed
by visiting, etc.
Easter Lily Story Will
Appear In August Issue
Plans Completed
For Shoot To Be
Held, June 30th
According to word received by
the Pilot from Ralph Vincent, who
will soon make Brookings his
home, the Don Eddy story about
thg Easter lily industry’ will ap
Chetco Rod & Gun
pear in August issue of American
Magazine. Photographs for 'Illus
Club Event Promises
trating this article were taken by
Plenty Entertainment
Mr. Vincent earlier this year.
To be on the news stands about
,
July, people who wish to see this „hL1,®",’ ,for . ,he„ r'flc , an<? ,rap
article, are urged to order c o p ie s ^ “ '' ,o_ b? s„,a»ed
bV ,he
at once front their favorite news
e <o,Rod & 9 UI? £ ub- are now
stand.
complete, says Bob Perkins, pres
ident of the club.
Through courtesy of W. L.
Crissey, his land at the state
line, bordering the ocean, will be
the site. The spot may be reach
ed on Highway 101. turning off to
the ocean just at the state line.
The 50-yard off-hand range at
the event will be in charge of
Oregon Caves Resort
Hanscam. while Howard
Manager Gave Group Merle
Haggerty will have charge of the
A Travel Talk
75-yard (with rest) range. No
telescope sights will be permitted.
Harold B. Say, former public
While hams were given as the
ity director of the Oregon high prizes at the previous shoot, this
way commission and now man time cash or merchandise orders
ager of Oregon Caves Resort, at will be given.
Junction City, addressed Brook
Harry Smith. Bill Burrell and
ings-Harbor chamber of com Mickey Gould have other inter
merce, Wednesday evening, giv esting events arranged for those
ing an interesting travel talk.
who do not care to shoot.
With a background of much
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A. C. Thompson
and his asso-
travel, through his employment ciates will have a stand to serve
with the state, and his service in i sandwiches and coffee,
the navy, Mr. Say has a fund of
Two trap will be in operation
facts on which to draw. (For during the day; one for the so-
lack of column space, his talk leaded novice class and the other
will be published next week).
for the experienced shooters.
The rod and gun club points
out that there are sites for fam
Pilot W ill Publish
picnics and suggests that af
Bay Early Next Week ily
fairs of this nature be arranged
Because July 4, falls on
by groups who wish to attend
Thursday, usual press day.
the shoot.
The Pilot will he printed and
put in the mails a day earlier
Hefty Bats Win For
next week All correspond
ents should have their copy
Crescent City, 16 to 3
in the Pilot office not later
Crescent City’s hefty hats rang
than Monday evening, and out like rolls of thunder, Sunday
all advertisers should re when they vanquished the strong
member to have copy in as Ashland club 16 to 3. Verne Han-
soon as possible, so as to aid
scam’s home-run w’as a sample
in this short schedule.
of the swatting which scored two
I in the first, five in the fourth,
Legionnaires Urged To one in the sixth and seven in the
seventh innings.
Attend Next Meeting
At Crescent City, Sunday a
All Legionnaires and especially crucial game will be dished up
members of Chetco Post, No. 138, to the spectators, when Roseburg
are urgently requested by Com and Crescent City, each with
mander V. A. Mendenhall Sr. to four wins and no losses, and tied
attend the next meeting of the for league lead, will cross bats.
post. Monday evening, when the Anything can be expected in a
picnic plans will be completed.
game like this.
A special invitation is extended
July 4,th another game of im
all ex-serviee men to come.
portance will be seen at Crescent
City, when they play the strong
Kerr Mill Due To Start ; Medford aggregation.
C. of C. Addressed
By Harold B. Say
Wednesday Eve.
The space under glass at the
Brookside Azalea and Bulb Farm
has been doubled by the new’
p
in Lithuania
house just completed, according
42 years ago in what is to Lawrence Pinson, local man
[ Lithuania, Mr. Ginsburg’s ager for the parent firm, Hans
was over-run by the first Hosacker Co., of Minneapolis,
war when the Germans and J Minn. The new structure was built
B fought in that area. At by W P. (Spider) Clement and is
[time Lithuania was under a testimonial to his craftsmanship
domination.
as the building of a greenhouse,
fi wing armistice in 1918, he from the ground up, is considered
schools in Poland, and the art of specialists. “Spider”
graduated from an agricul- states that he glazed the whole
Icciiege near Daschau. Ger- house in ten days, keeping three
he scene of the famed men busy handing him glass and
concentration camps of reloading putty guns.
I ■ ’ war. He received his
Inside the building are eight
degree from a Russian beds, placed on the surface of the
sity.
ground, each bed 5 X 100. These
beds will be used for the rooting
Lonist Movement
of azalea cuttings, of which an
p-emg the oppression which initial 50,000 have been ordered
would have to endure. from the east, according to Pinson.
-ng. his mother, brother Most of these will be of varieties
'■ 'ter. together with a few not now’ grow’n here, otherwise
' "ends started the Zionist cuttings could be taken from the
*>nt m Russia at the time locally grow'n stock. of which
Bolshevik revolution, and Pinson has successsfully rooted J
, ,lrs ,a£°- migrated . to the many thousand, now’ growing on.
there to start a co- out of doors. When the azaleas
arm on a Piece of des- are ready for marketing, they are
dug, packed, and shipped to florists
X bordered by swamps.
who
pot and force them for the
" ' og untold hardships,
trade. Many thousand are shipped,
up of Pioneers had no ex- from the local plant each year!
possibly, some com- over wide territory.
jr‘ and was forced to
The new structure, running |
' Progress w as made. The parallel to the one built four
,;^de up of all walks of
years ago, will later be fitted with
■■ a rabbi downward, set its sprinkling system as well as a
^ e intervening couple of oil heaters for use in 1 GOLD BEACH — (Special to
O.0dbarren country was extreme cold weather.
the Pilot)— Due to some errors
-v anr.lnto a garden of
The materials used in the new ¡in the copy of the budget, as sent
■ nianninatlOn °f tOil and building were shipped here, some out from the county clerks of-
years before the war, from the tice last week, the date of the
-Cr ?'<in 3<l at the start, firm in Minneapolis, they were, bearing has been changed from
Sometime About July 1
, ,V? farm now has a confident then that their venture j July 11. at 10 a. m. to July 18, With much of the machinery Square and Compass Club
to /o ? b°Ut 70 00° ’ made here would pay. Their experience at the same hour. The errors in
€ “ villages, each of has justified their convictions the budget are herewith corrected already in place, and other ma- j Sets Meetinii For Friday
ch.nery on the way here, the
A meet,
o, the s
3 unit in
that this area will profitably for the public:
Kerr
sawmill
is
expected
to
he
Compa,
s
cluh
is canprtq for ei„ht
of things.
produce other floral merchandise Total Estimated Receipts
in operauon shortly after the o.clock Friday evpnlnK (tnm„r.
all funds ................. $135,331.00
Customs
| than lillies.
town f JU y’ * *S ,S kP<1 ab° Ut row' at ,be
° ° F- bal1- AI1
Amount necessary to
Masons are urgently requested
balance budget ....... 72,832.00
~
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Z~~~
lo come.
Amount insited 6% lim
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itation ..................... 72.832.00 ( oos C o-op Has Set
Some Pole Near Harbor Satellite Club Met
Estimated Receipts, Gen. Fund.
Children, a t
Cash
on
hand,
June
Some twenty-odd poles for the
The Satellite club held its reg-
Taught t0 cul"|
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. to plant
‘ ‘Hi and
ana com-i A special school election will
win
1, 1946 ...
$58.4<8.00 new line of the Coos Electric ular meeting at the home of
-:.n r / Iders in raising be held at 8 p. m.. July 2. to Est. Land Sales........... 6.350.00 Co-op have been set between the Helen Hanscam of Harbor with
is ,Z,°PS- A pre-school elect a director to fulfill the un-* Refund from school...... 7,000.00 state line and Harbor. Working Mattie McDaniel presiding in ab
■ s e a^ned f°r chil- expired term of Leo Lucas who ¡Clerk's Fees ................. 2,503.00 as rapidly as arrival of material sence of the president, Dreah
/ rs Sene Part of resigned. Term of office for this!
Total .........................$74,33100 permits, Bert Cleveland has a j Goldizen. Five new members af-
filiated at this time. Te next
v ’’a..
'
jcandidate will expired June 30. | Est. Receipts, Gen. Road Fund small crew erecting the line.
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I meeting will he held at the home
«
mafte up of from 1947.
Cash on hand ............... $42,000.00
Charles Bickner Jr., who has of Hazel Hendry, July 16.
families. is built
The election will be held a t ! License and gas .......... 7.000.00
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5 of h' * kitchen and the school house.
¡Forest Sen ice ............. •Jrnritnn just completed an agricultural
r , ? Cks- or homes.
----------------------------------- I Total ............................. $57.000.00 course at Oregon State College,
J. W. Cotton, of San Francisco
is enjoying a short visit at the was a Brookings business visi-
own u'ater
Albert Landauer. timberman of - ——-
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“
„
'ii'Posal plant, Portland, was here on harness i Try Pilot Classified advertising j home of his parents, Mr. and itor. Saturday and Sunday fore-
J
Charks Bickner Sr.
noon. I ' *
bus Sunday.
i Its.
Co. Budget Meet,
Postponed Week
:> a-e fu Ids'
Special School ~
Election Date Set