Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 31, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

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“W orld’s Finest CIi m a t e ’
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
ing fair. The club is planning a Bl11 WiU be in cf_
modem piant of
i 4-H booth a t the fair.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ford Wood left " h i l e at P o r t) ,« ,,-
Tuesday m orning for th e ir home earge of the
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at Fresno, following a m onth’s ° f Stacy’s, one Of .,
D E W E Y A K E R S , E d i t o r a n d P u b l is h e r
vacation spent here visiting re l­ Plants on the
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G E N E G O U L D , A s s o c ia te E d i t o r
The Cubs, a t last, have had atives.
their overnight hike and stay.
Mrs. G ertrude Sanford and:
tu r ”^d out
be a 3' daughter,
uauK..«.vi, « Mrs.
« . John
jo n n A
a o braham
r a n a m - - :
NATIONAL É D IT O R IA L» day and *9 2-night
bout. Each Cub I son and little son of San F ran-
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A S S O C IA T IO N
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jroughi his own
bed roll and I cisco, arrived Monday for th e ir
il I T I OI
food and each cooked his own vacation here, to renew acquain­
food, in one w ay o r another.
tances. D uring th e ir stay the are
A fter the first night was over, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vance
N atio n al A d v a r t h inq Repräsentative
they got up early and went on Bolick at V a l l e y View Auto
a d-mile hike up above the old Court.
M U 5 P A F I I AI}V e I(TI^NC S B B V tC B . IWC.
Gold Beach road, and above Hugh
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rice of
|en
a«
Moore’s place
T h_ nnv, a -
.u
I Albany spent a w eek’s vacatio n '
i
P t i y 5hey Went ° n vlsitinS bis fath er, O. M. Rice,
a 4-mile hike,
down the old and his sister, Miss Elm a.
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Servirq America • A d v e r a r » andatile Horna Town Nawepapara
rOa^ ‘ ThJS Ume eaCh
E verett H ursch of P o rtlan d
as these
•WW. tendel^-Cfceea»».«. • „ N C I I • H e f e e e t S e e F r e e d m . C e t
earned his pack and w ater.
All spent the week-end here visiting
w ere tired th a t
night. The sec- his siter. Mrs. Edna Ross and
ond night out some of the Cubs m other. Mrs. Oda H ursch and
S u b s c r ip tio n R a t e :
became a little b rav er and made other relatives.
n u rs c n ’ a n d j
P e r Y e a r , in C u r r y C o u n ty , O r e g o n .......................$2.60 th e ir beds about 100 yards from
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Biltwefl
P e r Y e a r , o u ts id e C u r r y C o u n t y ........................
$11.00 the main camp. Along about mid- U ; i r h n r
r-i u
night a wolf (they said) gave i
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D avenport, &
out
w
ith
a
howl,
and
a
new
trail,
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Azalea Festival on de-emphasiz­
The J u b ' m eeting of H a r b o r ’)
ftavenos
ing the Festival, and placing the stra ig h t as an arrow , w as made
heavy effort on the Lily Week in about five seconds from thej Community club was held Fri-
affair. However, th at does not spot they had bedded down, to da>' afternoon a t the G range hall, j
mean the complete de-emphasis the cam pfire. The next morning ^ew officers, for the coming y e a r
of the Festival, ra th e r it m eans we found shoes, tro users and were installed by Missouri Mor-1
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| two separate and entirely differ­ p a rts of th e ir bedrolls on this gan, and included:
P resident—Mae Simpson.
e n t approaches to the sam e goal. new trail. So you can guess how
Mattresses
Vice-president—H azel Hendry.. J j
There w ill be m any details to they looked as they raced into
S e c re ta ry -T re a su re r — M ary
camp.
T
here
w
ere
17
present,
work out. iw the coming m onths,
Sunspun
Cavitt.
counting
four
den
chiefs
and
the
and certainly these w ill be done
Because of the sm all a tte n d ­
Widneys.
G
ary
A
ult,
Richard
in a co-operative m anner. Since
Super Rest
ance, little business was tra n s ­
both functions need a certain Campbell and Dick New m an won
acted. Following the m eeting re-
prize
money
for
the
best
handi­
am ount of funds to achieve t9ie
Tuftless
ft w ork brought in to the Cieshments of w'hipped cream ,
results sought, these two groups c ra
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cake and coffee w ere served
by
couid well accomplish this by pack meeting. Monday
If you care to h e a r more about XIrs- B ertha Moore, Mrs. P auline
joining forces toward that goal.
the cam ping trip ju st ask a n y ,PalIady and M rs- M ary V anPelt.
By this, I mean the two groups t ub as they are quite eager to I
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could stage dances jointly, di­ teii everyone — George Widney, P o r t l a n d C l e a n e r T a k e s
viding the revenue, could work cubm aslfr-_________________ ¡ C h a r g e O f L o c a l P l a n t
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Electric
tow ard a com m unity center in
which both groups could realize
Refrigerai
g re a te r retu rn s for th eir efforts.
iB ill, M a u r y arrived S a tu rd a y
While Azaleas do not bring this
A fam ily re-union of the Me-J ¡evening from P o rtlan d to m ake
Washers
area any appreciable am ount of Indoe fam ily w as held Sunday their home in Brookings, w here
revenue, it cannot he denied th at ¡at the home of Will Mclndoe
W ater Heat
By Dewey
flowers n have
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was
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I these same
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a v e p placed
la c e d ¡ A
n outdoor picnic w
a s planned
n la n n o d
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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
w ant to see.
It
isn’t
the town
E ntered as second-class m atter, a t the postoffice a t Brookings, Ore.,
March 7, 1946, under the Act of M arch 3. 1879.
Cub Scout Doings
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lilies, ; moved indoors, where w leners
a,mOSt
a "d »he lily industry, have and were roasted in the fireplace,
and Growers of the W orld’s F inest
w ,\k ,
, w ',' r n’" ° 7 r
w in con" nu"
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a picnic lunch was enjoyed. The
»round a . d r.
J h,' l ' ,r rev™ ue. >hu» the emphasis,
CROFT EASTER LILY
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d. '
Was' no,hlnK
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forw ard •», „ oreuier occasion w as in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Ford Wood of Fresno.
»hie!, had
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P lanting and Forcing Stock
Mrs. Wood is a sister of Will
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.... h — ' d o " la Plaisted. They are form er res­
idents of Sm ith River, but have
M lled normal size
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variow, prowpa of been aw ay for several years.
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¡ r'" ,ir ta. ami certainly, if for no
\ isiting and renewing acquain-
Thi good done to the lilie s'o th e r reason, benefits will
ccr-| tances were enjoyed. Among the
ana gardens of tht area is not ta m ly eonu to the area
group resent were Mr. and Mrs.
the only g,„Hl realised from tht\
Irw in Mclndoe. Mr. and Mrs. J<x
ram . sant to tte th, heaviest Ju ly
rum in st
co h s. The h ie
B° 5' *’hat a ra ,n - and w hat Mendez. Mr and Mrs A1 Love
al
danger m PAt
csf of Westi r
I’esults w ere realized hand and children. Joy . Mclndoe,
. .by the grow ers of this area, re- Reynold Plaisted, Marilyn Plais­
Oregon hti.s
ifstrai tly
ardless of w hat the crop. It ted Robert Mclndoe, and Miss
la b eled . Vnt
y when
¡had come to th a t place where Zada Mcl ndoe
U
alm ost ejiplttsu ,
, the hum idity w as so low, the
itui
The reg u lar monthly
moistuta*
Hent of the ground <»f Sm ith River 4-H * m eeting
Monday, as tht un rose brighi i |Ow
but
was
eh is not th case held Monday evening at 'luh
tl
and the skies clearet l*’ople o f | n g h ,
'om-1
w
the area seenu'd to ike a new ,
m unity hall F arm Advis< >r H ar-
oub over ry D icker of E ureka w
b a s e on living The ttitudt oi
— Pr osent I
nfall
fi st
n ic e and sh. ,d i an , interesting
almost everyone seen
edu-i
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BREAK FAST
re w alking in rational
pletely reverse them
troin
movie. Follow ing this I
hazards prev- j he instructed t,
last week That to
«ys and girls
tin ram. That « j i n filltr
and h t'alth j sigr
fheir Pntry b,anks
LUNCH
tim e, a t least to exhii,i»°o
11 *’ fh«’it‘ projects at the
unX h a ' : , n , ' ,,i:us'-
It did me a lot of g<xwi. Mon-{/f un
th c l u b m em bers to tak
D IN N E R
»* i t s You
« av evening, to learn that the 11 vou want ti
live in the kind
com m unity m ajority wished to
a town
keep the tradition of the Azalea Like tj
kind ot a town you like
fe stiv a l next \ car I was pleased You shouldn't
slip y our clothes
to see the w illingness
of those
those J
... „ a grip
llmgness of
in
connected «th the Lily Week af- And sta rt on a lone lone h ,k .
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cry one * » r k , and „<».
body’ shirks.
You can raise the tfiwn from the
dead;
And it while you m ake your
D>rsonal stake
oui neighbor can m ake one too.
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