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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1946)
Page Two HKUUKINlib-HAKHUH K1LA> Home of the Croft Lily BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT ^¿»LKgDAY^SEPTEMBF» Local News Items ' L « o X . e Jdoathemnd son' Gordon^ 0a “ n' and Kew Mr and Mrs. II. R. C arm an ; Mr. and Mrs. Scott M athew s I ! both of i r T a ' nnen w ’i ’ * E ntered as second-class m atter, at the post office at Brookings, Ore., of Portland are enjoying a vaca- accompanied bv d au g h ters Mar-1 Karl F o l t Angeles Seles, W , March 7, 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879. tion in H arbor where they own Karpt and M yrna. X r e ^ is ito « property. Mr. Carmen is a railw ay of the Tisdalos this k ' Dave Collins, form„.i conductor. ' M athews is associate ed ito r o X Place, is back h e ^ 7 ' lina» the Foltz family Mrs. L. C. Ludlum and children South Bend, ash., Journal. u n til he service. left the la tte r p a rt of the week Steve Lindquist, of the U. S. S. for th eir home a t Los Angeles a fte r enjoying six weeks vacation on Bear Creek, up the W inchuck. THE They plan to join Mr. Ludlum in a few months in Yokohoma, where D E W E Y A K E R S , E d ito r a n d P u b lis h e r he is stationed as representative G E N E G O U LD , A ssociate E d ito r for an oil company. S A L O N George Roberts of San F ra n C en tral Building Nstionai Advertin'ng Representative will be open cisco is here supervising the h a r vesting of his bulbs and the re K E W S P A P E R A d V e U T I^ C N C S E R V IC E . IN C . Septem ber 10th Brookings planting. While here he is visit assisted by <*» •# !» •*• ol the / • j Nostona! Editorial A**oc»a*»on) ing a t the M ary V anPelt home. MILDRED N .A .S . Mr. and Mrs. D. B. M iller and M rs. K aufm an daughter Sharon of Oxnard, C ali BYRNE Serving America*« Advertiser« endjt>c Home Town Newspaper« fornia, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom C atherine San dstrom Notary Public IMW RMddp(i-.CMM9ol.A • O m C B S • Sen Eskridge and son, Terry, of Ven tu ra are house guests of Mr. M ill e r ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Subscription Rate: M iller for two weeks. The men P e r Y ear, in C u rry C o u n ty , O re o g o ........................................are n ..................... $2.50 enjoying fishing, and had fine /wentk&i ÜREG P ublish ER APER I AT 10 N Public Stenographer Harbor Beauty P e r Y ear, o u tsid e C u rry C o u n ty ............... NORINE HARRIS HARVEY $3 00 luck the first part of their visit» •---- --------------------------------------- -—v « ’’ catching several salmon. Mrs. H arriet L. Tisdale and two daughters, Mrs. M ary Ruth of Cornelius and Mrs. Phyllis Lee of Salem stopped over to visit Brookings, through organization of the Azalea Festival Associ Richard and L uther Tisdale on ation, stands in line to become one of the fam ous spots of the globe, their trip home from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. W ithrow and through national advertising of the annual Azalea Festival. W hen j daughter, Zillah, of L o ^ A n g e le ^ Accredited Teacher of Lots Of Shoulders For Lots of Work! anyone hears the nam e: “Pendleton,” n a tu ra lly it comes to them th a t Pendleton is the place where they stage those fam ous round ups. Portland is associated with the Rose Festival; Cheyenne. Wyo.. for the annual stampedes, and so on. Brookings has th a t to look forw ard to, if local people put effort into this event. It will take work, plenty of work, some joy and perhaps m any disappointments, before the world will finally know all about the azaleas, especially if people are to associate th a t nam e with this imm ediate area. It will take money to accomplish this feat—and to earn this money will tak e effort—plenty of effort. Shortly, perhaps in the next month or six weeks, m em bers of the Azalea Festival Association may call on m any business estab lishm ents oî the a re a —perhaps a suggestion will be m ade for beau tifying the main street, it m ay be a request th at a flower box, or a shrub be planted at a spot w here the whole picture could be m ade one ot beauty instead of one which has no appeal. In order, fully to realize the benefits which the annual Azalea Festival can be to the community, the entire com m unity m ust, by all means, give absolute and whole-hearted support to the venture. Success ot this event depends exactly upon th at support! By Their Schools T hey’ll Be Known! -P IA N O - Life Certificate Granted In 1919 are vacationing a t the home of their brother and sister-iri-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pcarm ine, and are looking a fte r th eir bulb in terests in the area. Mr. and Mrs. R inar Aune of Portland were guests of The Tis dale over the week-end. Their Brookings FO R S A L E p . O. BOX 131 FOR E ither Croft or Royal Lily planting stock. Anyone w an t ing pure strain of either of thes stocks, contact Croft N O T IC E EA STER Hendry's Greenhouse A t the W inchuck Rrtdge L IL Y P L A N T IN G / M STOCK V M edicine C a b in e ts B u ild e rs ’ H a r d w a r e O v e rh ea d G a ra g e D o o r Sets In sid e L ock S ets O u tsid e L ock S ets GLASS \ OF P R IZ E G L A S S V isitors A re W elcom e A n ytim e HARBOR H . F E L IP P E For Automobiles GLASS AT GROW ERS 8 miles up Chetco River, on Ridge Road. For All Purposes SA LE Oregon Bush’s Lily Gardens With opening of the schools, Monday, commences again the big T e m p o ra ry Offices W ill Be gest business in the area. T h a t’s right, folk, the biggest business, O pened, soon, in th e C e n and with most at stake. Forgetting for the moment the money involved to run this uainess, le t's take a look at the m anufacturing plant. Let's look it tr a l B u ild in g . W a tc h f o r the work which is laid out to b. accomplished w ithin the next nine ' m onths: In the local high school, 72 have enrolled. These m ust he. a n n o u n c e m e n ts. prepared lor college, or at least half-way prepared for life; in -he ' grade schools, there are over 173 students who must be prepared for high school must be given those fundam entals of edtmetton ‘ which will serve them throughout life (¿ { tty . p H O tO G RfcPHA Since the schools involve the future citizens of the world th er - BROOK' .NGS.O*iG°M I cerfainly must he no half-way nteasutvs th eir preparation for Itfe j hyslcal equipm ent necessary to this preparation should be p u r-i dtased e x c , a , a sacrifice to others m the com m unity Every aid should he gtven the faculty in order that the chtklren receive the | fullest m easure of education possible to give A «om m undy ls judged by the ............ keeps. so I, might For Windows! be w e l l t o s t r i v e / o r Ih, N sf i„ o u m fy r tjjk f C U T FL 0 W E R S A N I) P L A N T S X : S p rin g W in d o w B alan ces - . C a b in e t H a r d w a r e S lid in g D o o r H a rd w a re Chetco Builders’ £•• "»Iv Complete / n a tio n Centra) Building Locally, We Represent: Johns-Mannvllle Co. Curtis Smentite Ssßb Pittsburgh Paint Co. Masonite Crmpeny Nu-Wood Products Co. HeatUator
