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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1947)
K «ns-flarbor flint Il A lw ays For A M ore Progressive B rookings-H arbor A rea! TWO. NUMBER FIVE Hid Festival re, Saturday BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY. ORXGON Clyde Hill Hurt In Fall From Horse at Salem SALEM. M arch 29 — Clyde Hill, 47, suffered serious injuries ' la te F rid ay when he was throw’n in the series of Azalea from a horse a t the Salem Sad Association dances will dle club riding pavilion a t the Saturday evening at the s ta te fa ir grounds. He was taken Community h a l l . to a hospital. DesJardin furnishing Physicians s a i d he suffered head concussion and was in ju r or prize, as well as an o th er ed internally. Hill recently had ght prize will be given been employed by the sta te leg- e. Ralph Vincent, pres- la tu re now in session. of the association, said bc:r.g advertising for the S. P. Im proves P a sse n g e r Service Icneon will be served by the pembers of the association, general good time is ex it weather does not act I at the first dance, staged A ppearing elsew here in this is ch 1. sue is an announcem ent made raised by this dance are by S ou th ern Pacific of th eir over used in making the forth- night passenger service between Azalea Festival the b ig -1 Coos Bay and P ortland will be history. Another d a n c e ,' g re a tly improved, effective April early in May, will be 6, w hen th e tou rist Pullm an car as the Queen Selection w hich has been operated, will ! which time the princesses be replaced by a standard P ull «1 the high schools will man, and the schedule revised ent and a group of sec- ¡so th e tra in will leave Coos Bay will pick a queen. j a t 7:30 p. m., one hour la te r Coronation Ball will be I th an thp old schedule. A rrival night of the fe stiva l a t P o rtla n d will be unchanged a t 7:25 a. m. A. O rm andy, general pass- Couple Was Wed le n J. e e r a c e n t said this improve-1 ?ka, Friday ^ ^ ¿ i n ^ e r v i c e w u m a d e 'fS lo w - Bakery Will Be Started Here Salmon Berries Ripe Month Earlier In 1947 THURSDAY. A PRIL 3. 1947 John G inther Is XT o Usually ripe a m onth or so ¡NOW d C O Ilt M a S ttH * later, salmon berries w ere found , last W ednesday by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Norman Mc P ete Lesm eister, on th e ir place. Co replace Reginald T aylor, Court, who recently visited south of H arbor. These berries, "'ho expects to leave the area, C. A. MacKenzie, have de ripe as they were, did not have, (the local scout com m itte met on cided to open a bakery in however, the rich taste they o r - , Tuesday evening to nam e John Brookings. The new’ business dinarily have la te r when ripened ( G inther as Scoutm aster, and Glen will be housed in the build by plenty oi sunshine. Sum ner as assistant m aster. ing recently purchased by Mr. These berries, like the r e c e n t' No o th e r changes w ere made MacKenzie from Elm er Ban- daffodil crop, denotes an early |*n the scout personnel. kus. and moved to its new Mr. G inther, g rad u ate of the spring in this area. location, south of the cen U niversity of Oregon, is desirous tra l building. Monday. of locating here, and has been Work on the building will extended a contract by the local commence at once, and the school board to be one of the bakery equipment is already faculty. He recently retu rn ed to en route to Brookings. Oregon from N ebraska, w here he Installation of this new’ --------- had been since the end of th e business fills a long-felt need March m eeting of the H arb o r war. of the area, which has long Community club was held F ri- Experienced in scout work. Mr. dependtxi upon bakeries else day afternoon at the Grange hall G inther has definite ideas of the where for bread and pastries. w ith Mrs. Hendry, vice-president, troop activities, and expects to in charge.. I launch some kind of program by Sponsoring of a library for this which the local troop may build area was discussed at length, and its own m eeting hall, by scout ¡th e report of the library com- i labor, and aid in the financing m ittee was accepted. It was vot- through sale of large A m erican ed to contact all the o rg a n iz a -: dags. The story of Easter, sacred i n , |j ons ¡n area ns help from Since the first of this year, the the Christian religion, being oh- every one ¡s needed to m ake this local trop has alm ost doubled serxed this week, and Sunday all projeC( a success. It was decided in size, which grow’th prom pted over the world, is told in the ^ ave a May p ay tea to help the com m ittee to np|>oint an as- 14th chapter of St. Luke. raise* funds for the library. sistant to the scout m aster. It Now upon the first day of the Mrs. Viola H anscam reported is reported th at the troop has a w eek' re ry earlv the m orn‘r1^ ’, th a t a traveling hag had been num ber of applications on hand, p re se n te d Mrs. B e rth a W ood as a ¡w ith m ore promised. Library P roject O f H arbor Club Luke 14 Tells U s E aster “Storv” 7 »_ simple wedding, at Eu !u-ltag «quert. tom «he W M is, Lota ln,e r(.,7 , of Coos B ay terri. P ^ r e d , and cerfain oifcor, wi<*|hpr hushand |e f, „ „ , heir trtp J „ „ ¡o n A«», daughter o f t f V g lU ll .A U .M lia i > M r , . i , ory an(| P ortIand. „ andardl . ...................................... 'C a lifo rn ia . And they found the stone rolled P an will have 12 £ sections g ullm uim iaii ’' T i from the sepulchre. and one draw ing room, and will • they pn A nd entered in. and found offer accom m odations superior toi not the body of the Lord Jesus. those • provided by tourist Pull- And X it as a they iy. Where thev Will Iwx . . ", . . /17K ll r came u m r i to u j pass, * iw , u at the residence n e ir l™ a n ' The la te r tler’;irlu le ’" u r w ere much perp/ej-ed thereabout, Cwk, Both Mr and m A ' “ <'Xper" ‘? , o . b e uver>' P°P“ la r hehoM. tw o men .food by then, Hogap of Brookings, be i..e bride of Claude W right rtor. 'Duple returned to H ar- » A u X llia r V Following the m eeting a baby A W ilt'd « shower was given Mrs. M arian 1 v 1 i v O v I l l f l n f l l u O H anscam and Mrs. M arie Hem- Americanism Essay a w a r d s pel who received a large variety will be presente at the next re g of appropriate gifts. R efreshm ents of ice cream and u la r m eeting of the A m erican cookies were served by Mrs. Em- Legion Auxiliary. Thursday, Ap « well knovn in this ' W*‘ h ,raVe' er* ln »> » " " W ourm m tf.: J m a W aldien, Mrs. Ruth Bathiany, ril 10, to w inners in the local ,h l s !gon co astal area. The t r a i n w t l o/ w Mrs. N orm a H olland and Mrs. schools, it was annouonced T ues m ake connections w ith the “West bowed down their faces to (inu the ; M arie Hempel. day by Mrs. V. A. M endenhall, C oast” to California, at Eugene. earth, they said unto them , W hy ____ ___ Sr., chairm an of th a t com m ittee. T here will be no change in the spp^. ve among the\ W ritten on "A m erica’s C ontri southbound schedule. The train bution to W orld Peace," these will continue to leave Portland He is not here, but is risen: essays now are in the hands of at 7:00 p. m. and arrive at CooSj ren iem her how he sp a k e u n to three judges who will be a n ^ou u-hen he was yet in Galilee, ______ ° J Deveny, long tim e res- Bay at 7.00 a. m. nounced a t the meeting. The Son of man m ust “ Bandon area, who , Saying. ... New officers for the local unit, A tw o-by-three foot silk flag be delivered into the hands of I f p arf,n t.Teachprs Association win *** Prtze and a cotton sm ful men and be crucified, and hpJd lQnight flt tbe high flag will be second prize. W inner 1 the third day rise again. (school, at the April meeting of of the local contpst wiH have | And t h e y remembered his group Officers to installed hL” «'«W entered in the depart- J* Co. I _____ _ words, ment. contest, com peting for a by Mrs. Foltz, a re : annr,uncement D p y J F uneral services for O scar Lu- /*»»(* K President And rc«»rr.cl. returned from the sep- Mrs. A. P. Hend- 52-book set of encyclopedia. The ■" hat he has a clinetele cas- uncle of Leo Lucas of this ulehre, and told all these things sta te w inner will be sent to the ’“fids from Portland to ^ a re a ’ w-ere held last Wednesday undo the eleven, and to all the Vice-president Mrs. B ernadm e | national contest, w here first prize **"c>sco. which, laready. at Fresno, following his death rest. Steele. wil1 *** $100 , atany inquiries con- early last week. Crem ation fol- -------- — ’ S ecretary —Mrs. George Wid- ' ~ Z ‘ ' ‘ocatum !n »his area. lowed, w ith the ashes to be re- N ew Piano A rrives ney. Sidewalks Laid Front ®°uncement appears o n 'tu r n e d to this area. T re a su re r Mrs. W illiam Bur- V incent, G rashel Bid If S. For Baptist Church of this issue. • B lacktop sidew alks w ere laid i - B u om n e a r . Hillsboro, • 1Q£I in Vfr- Wash- t .. I A new piano was dedicated re H- • ington county, in 1864. M r Lu- (he Sun. Several new topics will come Tuesday, in front of the Vincent cas would have been 83 years old day at Baptist Community church. up for discussion, including the ( fo u n ta in and G rayshel building, ’^fficers To Visit this com ing October. He was < W » |^ bab>. grand W urlitzer was new library project, sponsored by wtlich now houses the new post Ufcion Post of a fam ily of nine. .( purchased a fte r many m onths of H arbor Com m unity Club officP iU,ed f° r next He is survived by two siste rs; 5 * w ith the church and; Deputy Sheriff M. E. Nicode- W hile the present grade w as No. ^ "American ! P epY 11 flower its other orga n ‘zations 8ivin8- a» |mus wiU ta lk on Juvenile De- m aintained, a com plete covering Aux. ? S^ r . h L ^ r c 7 m well as a num ber in the commun- linquency.”_______ _ _ __ j was put over the w alk for over «• « o t e ' ^ e l U o T k ib S u e n itx -. People interestd in the prog- jq q The sta te highw ay road ress of the local schools, and in crew d jd the work. « M t . ^ 0 - Mex . and four sons: Floyd. Reg- X church fills a com m unity need, advancem ent of the youth of the ----- ---------------------------------- Grunina , d Claude inal. Rov and Harold, all residents j Proceed, from the two vesper area, a re urged to ...endI th e « . Ro<. k O p e n e < , district No- ' of C alifornia. . . . . ' ¡ ^ 'he p e rm a n e n ti m reeent y e a r, he had made M T A 'e e sw e re a p p Ite d o n the pur- P.-T. A. meetings. R efreshm ents 1947 SeaMOOIl, I UCHflay be ... ! » " h ta stater. Mn, chatte pnee. The u p n g h t ptano. will conclude the evening. Con,»’ Ptew-nted to th e - ............ .. .............- ... With Mrs. C. I. P atrick as the '•«wander D avi, „( Dis. .¡formerly used in the church, will P etty , a t Bridgeville. A fter com Jim Carson is w earing a patch chef-in-charg,e W hite Rock Din- , , u u ha. be used in the basem ent for the on one eye as he had the misfor- J ing Room and C ocktail lounge, K a d ' ^ a ^ o n a t r ^ to visit a you,,ng peoples m eeung and the t ^ meeting will be tune of having his glasses broken on the O regon-C alifornia line, be- Os* i at home son when he was stricken and Sunday sc.i >ol la se w ith a piece c u ttin g his eye gan the 1947 season Tuesday, Johnson removed from a bus a t Merced, j „„a Hnu<rh- slightly while on a beach party. P opular am ong t h e to u rin g , —- | A fter being taken to a hospital.. The glass cut through the eyelid, public, this resort has a nation- <*»gei was called he never rallied. ,ers returned home the latter hut no serious dam age w as done wide rep u tatio n for courtesy a n d part of the week after visiting Monday, by t h v | __________________________ - to the eyeball. . good food. close friend. , t classified Adv. Sells It! ! a t P o rtland w ith relatives. Estate Broker ®s Office Here “flounced o7eX"R’i 'his L ast R ites Wed. . ^ cne"r'Hend™k,r For Oscar Lucas P.-T. A. Will Install Officers T onight i I 's ; I I ;
