Brookings-Harbor pilot., June 27, 1946, Page 2, Image 2

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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
the P ilot in those districts.
Local News It
Staffed with several such news-gatheres, such as Mrs. Reekman
Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore.,
of Harbor; Mrs. Goodlin of Smith River, and Mrs. Waldien of the
March 7, 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Mrs. Hazel Foeller ,
Upper Chetco region, the P ilot now covers quite a territory'.
Johnson, registered „•••,
The Pilot is exceedingly proud of its staff, and w ants the world representatives of the f.j
m a rita n hospital school 1
to know it.
>ng, are now guesTs at J
p la r hotel, interview»»
school g irls and others
entrance in the numn,
Memhe.
Ú R E C lo O p íS /A P E ll
P OB l ISSERÀ
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Welcome Visitors To This Section
Blossom week comes earlly next month, and certainly during
that period many visitors w ill visit this area. W hile there is no
planned celebration fo r the occasion the area could do nothing
better than to welcome each visitor, show him about as much as
time w ill permit, and answer a ll questions he may ask, honestly
and completely. The eyes of the world are on this section of the
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heawkiahtw
state—an area which has about the best, at least most uniform ,
clim ate in the world.
L ily growers should have Ralph Vincent photograph th e ir lily
fields, and these pictures may be sen, to anyone asking questions
Subscription R ate:
P er ^ ear, in C u rry County, O regon................... $2.50
P er ^ e a r, outside C urry C ounty.... .................. $3 00
Tragedy Stalked Spokane Team
concerning the area. A picture w ill te ll more of a story than a
thousand words, the Chinese proverb tells us.
Turn Out For School Eelection
c , Hd7 r,i7 d in ,hiS iSSUe iS notice ° f a special sch0° 1 meeting,
a ed to elec, a director for one year to fill the unexpired term
Baseball fans a ll over the nation deeply mourn the tragedy
f Leo Lucan, who has resigned.
which stalked the Sopkane team of Western International league,
a «ctW “ .ha‘ he bUil<“ " g Pr° Sram C° ming UP as “ is’ ,he ^ o ic e of
e arlie r this week, when the lives of eight promising young men
w d T e7l, flreC,° r u imPOr,ant B uildin«
new school building
were snuffed out in a bus aeeident in the Cascades while the team
a man Jh M „
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* deV° ' ed ,0 Wh° o1 affairs- Choice of
was en route from Spokane to Bremerton.
heath may take several more, so serious are th e ir injuries ft man should be considerate of this fact.
II Wil, be noted under the mast-head of the paper this week
The published casualty list reveal that most of them were in th e ir
ha, Newspaper Advertising Service has been appointed as na
early 20s. married, and had served th e ir country in one branch
P il° ‘ ‘n Obta‘ninB n ati° nal advar,ising.
or another. Several had seen action in some theatre of w a r - o n ly A ’s u t e id u X r 'f 7 7
A suhsiduary of the National E ditorial Association, of which the
one of the group, a 19-year-old lad. saw no service
M o , a member, foreign advertising accounts w ill eventuaUy 1
To Spokane, a city of 150.000, this tragedy w ill call fo r a move-
men, to provide fo r the widows of, hc.se men. Spokane is like t h a t - run in these columns, once goods are available.
T O P -IO T C I
QUALITY AT
REASONABLE
P R IC E S !
C u rry County Lumi
Company
Brookings
Orei
«he Itkes her .porta, and is w illin g , 0 pay we„ fo r these spor(s
Anti Hom this, it may be assured tha, Spokane w ill stage several
benefit events in the widows’ behalf.
Other teams in the league, foes on the diamond of these lads,
ship X
•1
i « 7 n° ,hing bU‘ hiKhCS‘ pra,st' io r ,he «Portsman-I
th e .lead S alem , currently leading the league, has won bu,
one aeries trom Spokane th i. year. While no, a , the top, Spokane
was. however.
,be firs, .„vision of league standing,
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Attend end Enjoy
Adds Two C orrespondents
T h e ['do, Welcomes two new correspondent, into the fam ily
of Pilot iiews-gatberers. Mrs. Ethelene Thompson of Langlois, and
M r, Heck lim e,,,, of Pistol River. These lad,es have done well
OO th e ir first c o n trib u tio n , an d henceforth w ill
he th e ••..yes- of
CHETCO ROI) AND GUN CLUB’S
Rifle and Trap Shoot
Sunday, June 30th
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EVENTS START a t 11:111» A. M.
90-lb. Slatekotc
lli.» -ll).
65-lb. Roofing
Hexagonial Rooting
•t 16-inch Flvxboard
SE E OCR STOCK OF
Prizes for Lucky Ones
Fun For All
(lr,‘ír(,i,l<¿ t» n ,'l,'- ,,|Hrly' "" ,he
Oregon State lane
50-yard Offhand
75-yard Rest
Locally, W e R epresent:
'•htw-M annvtlle Co.
C u rti, Silentlte Sash
Pittsburgh P aint co.
Masonite Company
Nu-Wood P ro d u ct, Co.
H eatilator
FOLLOW
b r in g
THE
your
on the California-
On Highw ay „II
Two Traps
Other Events
TRENDS
f r ie n d s
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up
Harbor.
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