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ppnnKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Page Two In the Land Of 0pP^2Ln!lX- BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Chamber Will Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore- ! J ^ x p l U l H March 7, 194B. under the Act of March 3. ^879- Cannery Set-up DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher GENE GOULD, Associate Editor NATIONAL CDITOWAl— mum — I— — lilt ■ limi I »"■WTTTT7I -w— - « g n g g M B B National A dvo rtiiing Rapra»entat»ve NBW BPAPBB («. . * U h A tu ftlB T lìlW C U «U i • S B B V IC B . IN C . 1 ***** fc*°n* -**«***♦ N .A .S . Heme Te*m Newspaper» Serving America'» Adv« tM W. M U .l y li — CM m «» I. A • • r v ic B S • M.fcwrt Rfe. Sm FrUm, CA Subscription Rate: Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon. Per Year, outside Curry County....... ( U S tO IT l $2.50 $3.00 Buy A Ticket Regardless of Plans Probably attracting more attention, especially county-wide, will be the Queen Selection Ball, set for Saturday, May 10, at the Harbor Grange Hall. It is expected that quite a crowd of followers of the princesses from the various high schools, will be on nand to see who will win the coveted honor of being “Azalea Queen” to reign for one year from now. There is, on the part of local people, a duty to perform, regardless of whether or not they plan to attend the hall—that is, to buy a ticket anyway. Every dollar spent this way will mean that much more toward the success of the festival which is des tined to make this area nationally known. When approached by the ticket sellers, be sure to buy a ticket. Your will be glad, come the festival time, and watch the visitors to the area. What Are You W illing To I)o On It? People Did Not Understand Effort Pushed By Group Group B finished reading "Fun With Dick and Jane.” They in vited the second grade to hear them read. Eddie Hoar’s invita tion was the one chosen to take to the second grade. James Fielder was ill Monday. Group A has finished reading “Our New Friends”. The next reader is "I know a Secret.” VFW Auxiliary To Gold Beach Is Only As Good as IT ’S R 0 0 F ! PROTEC T IT! PRESERVE IT! WATERPROOF IT! Quicklq, Easily, Economically With (»old Seal Asbestos Roof Coating A heavy-bodied roof coating that forms a touch, leathery, one-piece, seamless WATER PROOF covering which will last for years. GOLD S E A L P L A ST E R B O A R D for waterproofing your basement, too. O N H A N D W ITH CURRY COUNTY LUM BER COM PANY BR O O K ING S. O REG O N C H A D ’S Custom canning and use of a freezing plant, long advocated bv Royal Seal the chamber of commerce for, this area, and toward which lit tle response was shown, needs Tuesday of last week eleven exp’aining. it was brought out ladies of the Brookings Auxiliary at the meeting of the chamber, of Veterans of Foreign Wars Toasted Salted last Wednesday evening, at the went to Gold Beach to a joint in N ut Meats Odd Fellows hall, when April’s stallation of the Gold Beach post of Veterans of Foreign Wars and meeting was held. Auxiliary’. Amber Campbell was A LW AY S FRI In making their report, Jim invited to act as installing offi- Yelton and Luther Tisdale, of ld Ttedaie. or p for the auxiliary. Refresh- the new c r o p s and industries Qf sandwicheSi ^ndwiches. coffee and committee, asked to be relieved enjoyed of their duties inasmuch as the frQm here were. H ar. I have moved community response had not war- gtephenson Amber Camp- ranted further effort A tth w Verna Asche Reryl Bolling. point it was explained that so Young> few in the community really McCu„ ough Dora Von to my place on understood what was meant by ' H<K Mfly LytJe custom canning, and an educa • n o„«,bn tional program was urged for the a"d Zl,ta A ' . Rnbpr. W ill Can For ln A M d u a l, , •Iua" " a Kln,on ,anJ I..«ave Orders at A couple had been interested Church were present at .t h e J a a t in establishing a custom cannery 'Kai meeting of the aux Garage near the stale line, to which any- be presented with the cash prizes one could take their fruit, veg- for 'be essay contest Juanita etables, or meat for canning, to received $o and Robert. »2.50. THE PALNTER pay for this work according to Pilot Classified Adv. Sells It ! the amount and style of can ning. People could use this fa cility for home canning, or were permitted to have the produce canned for marketing. Custom canneries do not buy the produce, and set up a mar In the Deveny Real Estate Building keting system. Committee Retained Brookings, Oregon Since the project had not been given proper publicity, President Pete Lesmeister told the group A LOVELY PERMANENT that he would not accept resig nations of the committee mem WAVE WOULD BE AN IDEAL bers. but would in turn ask that a thorough educational plan be GIFT FOR MOTHER’S DAY! ^ “ bie" Large Group • P reiient .1 W ednesday rge Group Present Wednesday . As . in previous meetings _i since the beginning of this year, last tended by a huge crowd of peo ple, vitally interested in further ing the progress of this area. Nut Shop My Shop Easy Street TOTTEN “The Brookings Beauty Service' The Chetco Community bull,ling, a project still formative stage, needs support of every citizen i n the .... ............... ........__________r r ________ ----------- iL ____ • .1 O _ n v-. in the area, in one ____ way ___ or ____ another. So far, the 4 tan gible donation has been sufficient timber by George Funk to be sawed up for the building. It is hoped that the various mills of the area could donate a little sawing time toward putting this timber into Harbor School Notes lumber, and then comes the chance for citizens to offer either money and or labor toward its erection. THIRD GRADE Better to visualize what is planned, be sure to Judith Spencer won the dollar see the plans for this building at the first opportunity and the rabbit in the spelling you have. They will be posted in the Brookings post co')1 hj‘st- Bill Moose won a game called1 ffioce shortly, says the committee. “carrying the books on his head.” your Building Your message, thro,* dassified colums, reac£ lhan a thousand sub« week. Allowing four < ach copy, nearly 500/ will see what you have „ The Pilot reaches in this area than other l>er—try and find out Virginia Akers won the wooden shoe again the arithmetic con test. The plants we planted last winter are growing. They are: lilies, sweet pease and nasturti ums. Joan Darger read us a story Tuesday. SECOND GRADE Monday morning we went to the Brookings school to practice cur songs for the music festival. Twenty-one of us got 100 in Spelling. Tuesday. We finished o u r Democracy readers last week and had a test. Vonda Vaughn, Glenn Stewart, and Bobby Page gave some book report-; on books they had read. All were interesting. Tuesday afternoon we heard part of the first grade read. They are good readers. We finished making our May baskets. FIRST GRADE Lana Woody brought another tar of pollywogs to school. She took them home Friday so they could be taken care of over the week-end Most of them now- have hind legs Monday morning we practiced on the stage at Brookings for the music festival. It is to be held Thursday at 1:00 p. m. EDITH DEVENY, Owner Lillian Coffman, Operator BODY AND FENDER W CAR RE-PAINTING AUTO G LA SS (W e cu t and install) Crystal Glass for Desk Tops and Coffee Ta M EADOW ’S AUTO SERYK Ninth and L Streets ^ on C R E S C E N T C IT Y , CALIFORNIA S ee U s For M O U L D IN G , LUMBK1 BRICK ; LIME CEMENT WE : ROOFING TILE D E L IV E R ! Builder’s Supply P H O N E 101 Sm ith River,
