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Page Four BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON ‘W orld’s Finest Climate" Ed Ackley Reports On Rotarv Convention. Tues. 3 Ed F. Ackley, delegate to the Rotary International convention at San Francisco last week, re ported briefly on the convention at the Tuesday luncheon of the Brookings club. “Rotarían« from 60 countries were present, and although you might have difficulty in under standing some of them, they are men of the same opinion serv ice. The i948 convention will be held at Rio deJaniero, Brazil. "There were 15,000 at the con vention, and to have properly gotten all the good from this convention it would have been necessary for a club to have 30 or more present, as there was so much going on all the tim e.” Missionary Will Speak At Smith River, Sunday k- T k f driver o f t h i, cor d i,re g a rd e d a p la in ly m a rk e d w a rn in g u g n and ero ded ik e track» directly into the path o f a pa»»enger tra in , j" up lik e a le a f and ra k e d over the track». T he i d river and two o c c n p a n t, w ere k illed . Sign», ligh t» a n d bell» are p la c e d at crowing», fo r th e p ro te ctio n o f m o to rin » . h e t 2 .0 0 0 w ere k ille d la»l k**? anti in ju re d , b e c a m e th ey d id n o t tro u b le to t o p lo o k both a r a r t , and h tte n fo r th e w arning w h ittle . SMITH RIVER — Mrs. Haiste, form er missionary to China, will have charge of the morning serv ices at ai the me Aiemoaist u ren ., sue three service stations and Methodist en church, Sunday morning, June 22. M rs.' Sa ra Ke of Brookings combine to R D. Rowley will have charge b n n 8 the first message to the of the afternoon services at the P*°pl* of this area. The series of advertisem ents, Gushchu church Rev. E. C. Hicks, pastor, fol together with pictures have been lowing his return from his ex sent to the Pilot. A few of these tended vacation, was ordered to have been published in the last bed by his doctor, and will be two issues, and they have not confined to his home for a few been beautiful pictures. days. tions of the coming c h a rte r night banquet. S aturday. Mr. a.nd Mrs. H arry Z. Sm ith returned from B urns last week, a fte r a short visit there, Many local people celebrated birthdays this m onth: M argaret Byrne was on the 8th; B arbara Gould's on the 13th. Bob Smith, Charles Seym our and Delores S tark will each be a y e a r older on the 21st. A birthday p arty is Roy Scouts Plan Week planned by Delores. Gymnasium Decorated End Hiking Trip July Forget the big Pep Rally .. .................. Troop 32. Boyo Scouts of Amer- . " Don't \ roikeL ine tDlg HeP K all>’ For C ...................... harter Xiirht Fete ° ■ n 'lin X ir r « « °nh d?.' Im ita t ing as nearly as possible ica Wl11 enJ°y a week-end camp- , * R “ ' r . ' ange hal1, a scene out in the w ilds, the lnK , n P- J u ,y 5 and 6, according' tv ,..^ ,t,v — to the scoutm aster. aster to the scoutm , at 8 _ p. m. Good, snappy - - - en tertain - Rotarians, Wednesday evening spent some time decorating the AU scouts are urged and re- ment. Come one. Come All! w owviiu ot- M n. George B. H arris passed | high school gym for the c h arter quested to attend iiicriuig» meetings be night fete, due Saturday. ¡fore this time to learn details <iway« Friday, June 13 a t Seaside A rail fence, with brush and concerning the trip. j hospital. F or a period of two 'y e a rs she had been a resident of sm all trees in the background, sets the scene for placing the ( i i h S f B l i t s F n i n v Harbor. She and her husband here *>«*«* from m K a lam table«, w which h ic h will be decorated n r r~i z, • . ‘ ' i* «, CT” ” came **'-*c iim ath in r Falls. a ils , with flowwni of the area rl We are holding OPEN HOUSE for those who wish to see the j h ig h s c h o o l n e x t M o n d a y e v e - By I Conto we lit poo I »hpn h many. mo rater 1< us ne atter bate c; long thoi |Wt it i g Grand fen t a 1 h ; man V 3 times 1 tongue1 f/z kk X T V T r ry C“ *WnS C° U,d PUt various garden lilies in bloom. ______ before this group. During Blossom Week we will have in flowers the following: •I different types of Speciosum Mrs. Betty Bram m er submits Rubrum, Auratum. Sulphurem, Henryi. W ipnottiae. Cernum, Dau- her favorite recipe; WELSH RAREBIT ricum \\ ilsonii, l’arryi. Madonna. »with beer» Regale. l ’rinceps Sulphurgale. 6 to S servings Chalcedon’cum. Mortagon Dal- ,,r gruid 1 pound yellow matieutn Centrifolium. Umbella- It tum. Seettlae. I'o«labnum . Gig cheese Melt in double boil anieum, S h u k san , plus a varied ’ ibl,«spoon butter S tir in t cup w n the l>eer is w arm a ^ o rtm e n ’ of Rrx< Tuberous, anti n teese. S tir constantly Fibrous Begonias. Leslie Wood- fork until the cheese is riff, Fairyland Begonia and Lily ’ Beat slightly and add: Garden (on 101 Hwy. 3 miles so. of Harbor). e egg. Season the rarebit I teaspoon w orchestershire F i’li SALE Boxes for storing 1 teaspoon salt. 4 teas- daffodil bulbs. Well built, strong paprika, a few grains of boxes. Capacity 60 to 65 pound«. t«'d pepper, teaspoon m ustard Henry Beaulieu. Rrookings. 16-2* 'optional». , teaspoon c u rry i (optional). Serve the FOR SALE Yment m ixer See rarebit at once on crackers or Carl Berger. hot toast. FOR SALE New 5-rocm house T . - " ith sun and utility porches, au tom atic butane heat and hot wat<«r. garage and bulb shed, city Upon landing on the highway utilities on 5 4 acres land, 2 m front of the C entral building acres in lilie s , 6 blocks south of .vestenday afternoon, the helo- post office on Memory Lane. Has ‘•opter. used in search of D arlene beautiful ocean and m ountain Hogan, created quite a bit of ,n- view Price! $10.000 including all te trst among natives of this area. equipment. R. C Brooks. Box 34. S e v e r a l wives of R otary mem- Brookings. • t \ commonly known as Ro- Ft>R RENT 3-rm. furnished 'j r y Anns, met at the home of A E‘ Stonehouse, Monday “ ern cabin for 2 adults A r Lo aft. rnoon to become b e tte r ac- Hi quam ted and to plan for decora- [ .9 ' ived a F the s |.r. Curry labor really I ■ ¡id 1 itting v won’t Mica I News IK-nro Items ¡¡pw fitti JtuiyUficf lave been tf never w Jack« h m r:;m. IPilot. M« Real little delicacy to garnisli your «îr.rt Classified Ads— T hey pay! w a rd ro b e . E la stic iz e d neckline arJ sleeves. M isses’ sizes. WE WAVE IT ALTH $3.751 Moore’s Variety & Apparel Shi ® HIRE ! abo i t hap Iate, ■ Favorite Recipe M' ' 7 ZOt. in b r' thi» ? k ,n in » fe anr m J a two h im , burned to death rn o when r e c vauenn k lrU ^ i m o t o n t trie d to pa», th e ir car where the w ar wa, angina ra m m e d in to the g a ,o lin e ta n k , .etting it w a, knocked o ff the road, end over end into a field turned in to a m olten fu rn a c e . The law breaker h im td f ^ ^ ■— •u rh t , the iro n y o f highway accident,. !\atioanl Bureau »afely » p e c ia lit, rep ort that im proper pat,in , a , a cau,e o f m o tor vehicle d ea th , la ,t year -, mo,t of ttn 1 bm ed w ,th e x c c t v a .p e e d which accounted for t 1 ampinu t nder S tars The body w o sent to Grants The Croft Lily Growers com -' Six Cub Sc°u ts enjoyed an Pass for crem ation, w here final m ittee will decorate with lilies 1 overnight camping trip with G eo., services w ere held. on tables and will giva out Uly Widney, Cubmoter, Friday. An- Mr. and Mrs. A. Kemp and ----------- • other group is going, to say out two d aughters and fam ily of S a corsages. next Monday night.. lem w ere recent guests of th eir Ruth Ellen Redfield has agreed son. N orris, and family. Safety Campaign Being to he a den mother, with Jimmy Jack Rawlings, student at O re Pushed Over Nation Lytle as den chief. gon S ta te College, is now w ith Press associations over the na- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C lark »“,?•£ 7 , »««Iwt Committee Will Rawlings for the sum m er vaca a g e n c ie s ,c • ■ m g a c a m p a ig n « . . VT . .. ----- ■ ---- tion. ¡„ > Meet Next Monday ‘ Night urging people to use caution in , .^ 7 , ' ¡¡Jrs T s Abb,,.». and her son, driving automobiles on the high- b 1 Bob, now home from Humboldt w b u V e t ’ ^ m m i Á e e l ^ 810, C o l, e g e - * ’e n t t o P< P ortland ip. CLASSIFIED ADS! 7£H_URSD ay to g I H e Give S & H Green Stamps. T> t compai Riete p Hospi S I your ir iJent— W. H. COCHRAN. Sr. W. I!. COCHRAW Cochran Const- Mrs. Ses Sou G E N E R A L CONTRACTING House, Barns, Buildings of Steel, Wood or Concrete TEXACO EIRE-CH IEF gasoline i BOX 153 URB BROOKINGS. • Y° u’1Illko our Texaco Fire- S ™ 1! to ’ give got •uPerior Fir- P o^er you ligLtning fast start«, rapid warm-up^ and amooth performance. Come in try it today. Brookings TEXACO Service Bert DeMoss c u l t iv a t in g S U G G E S T IO N S Since the rains—ah, yes, and how thotf weeds do grow. Don’t forget that you’ lily inspections are dependent upon i weed-free patch—we de-weed, too! T IS D A L E ce 232
