Brookings-Harbor pilot., February 13, 1947, Page 6, Image 6

Page Six
In the Land of Opportunity
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
Thu rsday._ February
Feb. 4, to vote on the question Mrs. A. 9. Stonehouse at 8 p. m. to keep the Pilot po**«
of sponsoring a May Queen for All E astern S ta r members are mg all coming meeun»?3
the music festival which is set urged to be present. Plans are date m ay be carried Jit
At the February meeting of for March 28. The motion to do so being made for organization of a form ation in, giving
Parent-Teachers Association, the was carried, as was one to let local E astern S ta r chapter
idea of
installing
m
u j u iviiiui
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o projection and the girls league nom inate the
F ebruary 22—Ram rods versus
Sophomores
of uiwruiifc.i
Brookings f high
school led the student body, both sound equipment to carry out a candidates, and the whole stu ­ Homboldt S ta te a t high school
in the six-weeks and sem ester program of "visual education,’ dent body vote for the girl to be gym, and dance afterw ards.
F o r the past w’eek en
queen. It was decided not to
honor rolls, according to facts was one ° f the principal topics.
F ebruary 22—Am erican Legion Sunday:
Max.’ Mbl
have
a
court,
and
th
at
the
league
ju st released by L. D. Homer,
A committee, composed of one
Auxiliary’ food sale at Chetco F eb ru ary 3 .......55 45
principal. Listed are:
teacher, a P.-T. A. member and w'ould place before the student Home & Auto Supply Co.
F eb ru ary 4 ......b8
37
Skr WVeA-s tforior Roll
Norris Kemp will meet with the body the names of the four win­
M arch 1—F irst Azalea Festival F eb ru ary 5 .......44
Seniors J. McDonald. J. Has school board at the next m eet­ ning most vote.
Association dance a t Sm ith River F eb ru ary 6 ...... 46 $
sett.
The following were nom inated: com m unity hall.
ing of that group to devise means
F eb ru ary 7 ...... 50 43
Juniors J. Kinion.
of financing this movement. The Merli Baum gartner, P a tty Braun,
Every Monday evening, 7:30 F ebruary 8 ....... 53 44
Sophomores - I. Johnston. D. P.-T. A. is willing to aid in the Diane Burrell, Yolande E ttinger,
Burrell. J. Byrne. R. Hassett.
purchase.
Susie Gurske, Joane McDonald, Boy Scout m eeting at Odd F el­ F eb ru ary 7 ...... 55 4«
Freshmen — L. Raymond. L.
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Joyce Morris, and Dorothy Rob­ lows hall. Scouts urged to be Total for week
Hassett and J. Vincent.
if *
Hi
Zl •
inson. W inners w ere Jione, Di­ present at all m eetings.
Sidney Croft Lodge, A. F. &
Honorable Mention D. Stark. It
ane, Dorothy and Merli.
A.
M. m eets each second and
C. Landauer, I Johnston.
Dottie S tark, Yolande E ttinger,
T e rm
Honor Roll
Ina Payne, and Helen Payne w’ere fourth Friday of the month a t
Mr. and Mrs. George
Seniors J. Hassett.
named on the com m ittee respon­ the Odd Fellows hall. Visiting of Portland, former resid
Masons
are
welcome.
Juniors J. Kinion.
sible for crow ning of the queen.
this area, some ten yearsl
Miss Kathleen Steeves of this
Sophomores
I. Johnston, D.
E very T hursday evening, L O. w ere in this district Friday'
There was a suggestion th a t
area
has
presented
to
the
high
Burrell. J. Byrne, R. Hassett
the girls have a fashion show, i
at
Odd Fellows expressed amazement at the J
Freshmen — L. R a y m o n d J. school library a valuable collec- L arrie Robinson. L ynette Ray-
0(1(1 FelloW8 are ress showm in Southwest „„
t'on of the National Geographi
Vincent.
mond and Phyllis Huffman w ere
Mrs. Leo Spangler has
Magazines, dating from January,
Cub Scouts m eet eveby Monday named another den moth
A ITEN’DANCE: These persons 1912, to December. 1931, inclusive. appointed to arran g e to ren t the
at 4:00 p. m. at Mrs. W ldney’aj boys of th e 'c u b pack
were neither late nor absent dur­
th ea tre on a Tuesday night.
Our district board has had the
home on Easy Street, and at Mrs. H er ap artm en t is at the "J
ing the entire term :
A com m ittee for gettin e cloth- T » v m ^ n
ano at Mrs.
eo T ' “ Jose?,hine AP“ building where boys will
M. Duffy. P. Warnock, V. Gar­ magazines bound into 40 volumes es. ect.. includes E thel H ero^ Mrs
vin. B C rch. D. DeMartin (as —each volume contains six is­ M arilyn Struebing. B arbara B at- den m eetin g s"^ " h n T
h°',d h<>r Monday afternoons at 4.
long as he was enrolled in school) sues, and each volume has its own es and Dorothy Robinson.
I in the Vincent BuBding
Honor« '<> M ention: L. M i l l e r . topographical index, which g re a t­
P rogram com m itteee includes i (An
g'
F or your every insurance |
ly
enhances
the
usefulness
of
this
<*, LaForge. S. Ettinger. J. Vin­
Phyllis Huffman. Ruth H assett,
-
Z g M tlons are requested See P e te Lesmeister Age
cent. L. Hassett, D. Burrell, L. *
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«Charlotte Landauer, Diane Bur-1
Crook.
Students and faculty of the high! rell. N orm a Felipe and Joane M c-‘
sch(X)l wish to thank Miss Steeves Donald.
Ju a n ita Kinion, Alma Salmon.
Music
Festival
Is
Planned
a,nd
,hi\ s<'h° o1 board for m aking
rp.
* this collection available for our Irene Rau, and Betti Goldizen
111'
1 Sl
music festival use. Also, we are happy to an- will be responsible for tickets.
1 * >e given on M arch 28. The nounce the addition of a new
, "i
c" niP°se^
encyclopedia set to our library,
unit
n s' m
u s i c . The old sct of Am ericanas has Girls Plan Dance Festival
l ’ I c p rii'ti ni,Xc<
‘ h'” ls and K»Hs been replaced by new volumes
The girls’ physical education
nging. The rem
ainder which
of intrinsic w’orth
f
,
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« n u n o are
ir vi
w orm to
10 ‘'lass is planning a dance festival
trios >1 .
V'1
' " nsis’
us as we seek supplem entary m a - |to Le given this spring. For the
" ’ h i special num- terial to make more vital t h e j )ast th ree weeks they have been
reepiii ». \ n " ' <l <lancp and information gained from our own learning folk dances for the oc-
Sophomores Lead
School Honor Roll
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Talks “Visual Education”
ET
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prelinr
W eather R<
M iss S teev es G ives
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7 ’ ,e x l h,” ' k s'
a u t o m a t ic
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« go.«l time
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a re : Swedish Shottish. Swiss Pol-
G i r k I OtnrilO N a I a g k a „ Swedish Kiss Dance. Mexican
VIIlIS k P d g U P A O te S LaCucaracha, Varsuvian, Seven
.J 1-. Ackley
A girls
m e eeting
^umps,
A rkansas Traveler,
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,
......... •’ return-
Kin» league
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tr a v e le r , J Rye!
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e the Swedish Polka
,
• t»n< u\ mnt two months at called to order bv
president
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altz th and
n francisco on court m atters. | Merli B aum gartner, on Tuesday.
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M ith G arb age D isp osal!
Set Your Calender By These—
February’ 1 5 - M asquerade St.
v alentine dance, sponsored bv the
lo c a l VFW post, for benefit of the
am bulance fund.
^ ‘'b ru ary 1 8 - Meeting of the
Satellite Club at the home of!
J. J. Gallagher
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