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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1948)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon World'» Finest Climate B erger a re monitors for test. We had a valentine poster. and drinking fountain. Mrs. M atthew s fa readU THIRD QRADE N E W S We C* traded u a u n j I rooms Win.'» with n u n the u n a book called “The * Laonsj -**Mit5 i fourth grade so that the fourth We think it is very inter, At the insistence of Mrs Laura Endeavering to m aintain its Virginia Akers is ma_ Wilhelm, president of Oregon reputation as tops in southwest will l>e closed next week, Feb. grade would have half the year Federation of Garden Clubs, the ern Oregon drives, a March of ‘ ’° t»° ” K>ve the equipment in a nice scrap book for the news* < 3 ^ ^ moved away first, second, third and h Azalea Garden club has agreed Dimes dance is scheduled to take into the Azalea garage building. This move fa made as an ex- grades. Then back w to *-,«.»» New Mexico. to st-rid an « xluhi» to N»-w York place at the I<M ' b school f ... . .. . He went w « u ■»«.» • •. n-------- ------ we can u; keep City to be shown at the national gym on the night of February *ftls business w ill C a r o l j^ausch and Stanley Grib- news of all this year. Flow er Show, beginning March 20th. 20th rh nh H iinw«.*« n irh istra also go e j ^Ve* bad w Mrs Christa^ Flower ( ’hob o w ’s orcntnu« „ ,nr° ..... tru ck . .. tire re-cap- - bJe me i bave .« « been u w i dl iU. 'phis *..« * ¡s -■> tb t«.v, »»e nau rs. cnrixtPh.- from Crescent City, will chip in b^ f ness a ireadv enjoyed* first time Stanley hiU been ab" teach us music in Mrs. S 1 I E t h it m is ./’ *.« r i H ti i r < * . 1 1 V * * C J J J • 1 •, * « U «•> «» w rs l M H E » 111 a Fn correspondence with Mrs. W with the music and to really sent this year. place. We like her very a D orothi Lockland president efll . Jan et Lockhart won the spell We have two new picture At the Az.il« • i ................ ‘-O Club, Mrs ed f , COCM ’ ■ k!nd ...... Pilot Rilled Friday -» ---- ing match Friday before last. our room. One is about r< V ilhelm nought help in her pet of costum«- There will be sub- (rC S C C n t C i t y A i r p o r t Teddy Loring won for the and the other is about a w ^ i r O r e J ^ r V ^ .m y rt‘e ' s t«n*,al cash prizes to $° ’? Tbose WfrHe all details could not Brownies and Vanda Vaughan and a ca n a j ,r t e n to 3 unus- , wbn - ' ! t learned aa this paper went to won ..................................... for the Fairies. We have a B arbara Gould and Joe Md ua native tree. In nm ,.s p a st this annual af. , fhe g comes new nianners chart. Mrt iJ i- ll .nd s u X t X t t h ^ ’h bf; n t ^ p^ ia,y area th a t a Medford man was We are studying about the Pil- were out of school half of x •r.dd n , , i M g g rst^ i th at she ended and th. funds derived kiIled at the c re sc e n t Clty a ir . grims. Brian English brought his day. <oul<l make a b e tte r display if fron the dance have really put port last Friday. Just prior to t h e , microscope and Glen Stew art Virginia Akers and showing* n h X n l i r ^ T ° f Br° ' kingS' Harbor area of fatal accident, it is reported th a t brought a magnifying glass. We Jaklewicz, reporters. a re a 2 ii for savins the t r \ ** 5 T 7 C? Un? ' lt ’h‘. tOp ot ,tb“ he had people “scared beyond w ere looking for legs on th e| F urther details concern r 7 h mi ‘ ¡"i*' J f M‘' words” bY hls antics about 100 earthw orm . They have stiff hairs exhibit and all »Ians Il f W " " '* " h? V<i feet above the town. • ¡instead of legs. We are having exninn ano all plans will fa* re- esfiecially generous, perha; > be- addition drill in Arithmetic. We leased following the February i cause they were more fully in- s e e r a s T o M t t h a t too are m aking valentines. m«« tinng of the Azalea Garden formed on the splendid use to m a n y folks h a n d ou r S O F T S O A P O U S T T 0 KtJ FOU RTH GRADE N E W S club next Thursday, Feb. ’12. which their funds are applied. I FR O tVl C O W IN ' Dixie Allsup, Gail E., Lois Begonia» Ttrptc Thursday Although there have been but kC L E A N L L aC lair w ere absent Monday and Leslie V oodriff, the west's few cases of polio in the county foremont begonia hybridizer, will during the past years, money has Tuesday. We have a new m an ead a f' s ession on culture of been made available in the area ners ch a rt for this half of the that flower next Thur Lty when to take care of, their nieghhor’s D uring last two weeks L aC lair won -----■» the — ----------- ------- the - >'ear. Lois ---------- ----- on the the club s February meet- needs supplemented by the mon- i Brookings school has been mak- m anners last chart, she had a ing at the Grange hall drs. vs derived from all over the | ’nK K<M>d use of the sound pro big gold s ta r each week for a (Tara Kerns >. J < ; v jntry, if needed. The huge e x -' j‘‘ctor purchased this last year " h o le q u a rte r of the year. Mrs. Sion on “What to do in your penditures out of the national !^or a v*sual education program. -M atthew s had to take Connie garden.“ polio fund in Idah bo, Eastern O re -1 The plan of visual education is Jaklew icz home from school ! cor- Last week and this week she ! gon. and W ashington, relieved to secure films which w-ill many a poor sufferer of pain Iie la te with the various subject Lad to take Dixie Allsup home,; œ We have put Bon Ami on our or saved them from a horrible fields and provide both sound by M r & B E # 'death, at least relieving th'- and vision aids to better under- windows so the sun wont come HAGO A R T Y TW /NSgRrJ families and counties of the p r e s - |s,an<^ " h a t is being taught in a in and h u rt our eyes. We share ent and future financial s t r a i n s ^ 'vpn class. our coat rack with the 3rd grade, w* handing you no soft soap, such afflictions lay upon them. Among the films shown the ^ rs* M atthews is letting us do d guarantees to wash, polish \ com pletely your Anyhow the committee feefa past two weeks are “Buenos Dias murals. »-*-•- lubricate ». v , W e had a spelling test of 50 for a m oderate price. Our th at th eir loyal nieghhors haveJC arm elitta” for the Spanish class been w aiting for this event to ¡ 'The Frog, for biology and gen- words and Joanne D arger got ‘«s of the finest guality. b e ’announced and now that they oral s c i e n c e , C irculation and 100. know where, when and o th e r ! Digestion" for health classes, and We moved into the third grade mechanical details, they’ll be 'Remedial Techniques in Teach- room. It is much lighter here. di igging out some of the dog- ing A rithm etic” for the teachers, We are not used to it yet. Now gondest looking rigs, making Various films for biology and th at we are in this room, we thgfri look m o r e so, and will be general science and health have ------ - have - a » place to hang our coats SALES MRVKl there to bet their "buck” that been scheduled for a la te r show- and h ats- BROOKINGS, OREGC polio doesn't cripple them or ing. as well as “Know your Type- Connie Jaklew icz and Dickie the folks next door. w riter” for the typing classes. Films shown so fa r have been secured from the Film Loan H. S. Dance Advanced R ental agency from Oregon S tate From S at., F e b ru a ry 28 College at Corvallis. Shall w< stop for a minute Accredited PIANO Teacher Due to conflicts of dates or 1 hanks should also be given and outnumber em>” rental of the Grange hall the to the UFA for providing for the Studio Building Brookings, Oregc Local Exhibit Will “Dimes” Dance To SSL Be Sent To N. York Swell County Fund selling O. K. their Rubber Welders, a fte r building a week ago a m a a V S poktoovs 'juHdie«*« N 0 R IN E <THB r OWH c f H O P a0TMIW 6 - NOTIONS SPORTING G O O D S KL' B R O O K IN C S . ORE. u n V " ™ . , he,d S a ,‘ a " f" ^ secured and better Cheteo Ramblers w ill furnfah I correlated with the sch(X)I pro- the music for the affair which is'g ra n spoiutoded by the Rotary y VU4O. club. I njig coming ___ . week-end the lo- / , , < I» m ■ B ru m s d re w a « d j . v bring rre u ■ lto --« ,« ,; ,c<il , rave, - . b v e * ¡ind w ill “ 'n for a non- rhe follow ing week they will defend their place in the C urry county tournam ent at Gold Beach. Mention should also be made that the Bruinettes, the girl's volleyball team finished the county schedule undefeated. ! (írade School Notos MAI.I. MODEL 7 GASOLINE ENGINE ( HAIN SAW <A one- or lw „ man <«,11 Lower in price, more powerful !,Shier ,n iM-mch model w eigh, only 75 pounds More com pact m design can b , m ore c u lly transported over rough te rra in o|ierated wiih a minimum of clearance and used .uecessfully « tie r a few Instnictions Mows down big tim ber up to and including tre e . 12 fret In diam eter Cut- ting chain sw ivel, for any agle c u t A utom at« • stall-proof clutch keeps engine running when saw chain is jammed, Quick detachable idler is easily removed if saw’ is jammed in cut, Immediately available in 18-inch to 12-foot cutting •apacittcs Also ptunimatic and electric models, and chain sharpener, MAIL ( HAIN SAW ((). R HI NT, Distributor HARVEY F IR ST GRADE N E W S " e are braiding rag rug» for our pla\ house. Robert Berger brought his little brother to visit u> on Monday afternoon. We have been having fun plaving bean bag lately. O ur teacher. ■ lis. Dt-Moss has been home with :e> m other who is very ill, Mrs. Christensen is substituting d u r ing her absence. SECOND GRADE N E W S O ur report cards w ere given ti us this week. M arjorie D ar ker and Eddie H oar have not been absent since the beginning of school. Marjorie, Eddie and Ellis have had perfect atten d ance the last nine weeks of school. Gerald and Jim m y Camp bell. who have entered school recently have not been absen so far. Jim m y Ca iht a calendar with ture. We have Lincoh d Wa ton pictures in m Last T hursday \ had party P . Xusttmidire, Circulating Oil Heaters Complete line of CRANE CO’S finest bath- room and Kitchen \ lumbing Supplies. We are agents for MONTAG PRODUCTS ■ Montag Stoves and Ranges ■ Montag Electric Ranges B Montag Electric Water Heaters, with bronze tank. ■ Oil Burners for Coal and Wood Ranges and Heaters. Dutch Bov Paint Distributor Cull Line of SPORT FISHING GEAR - porting (toods — Ammunition. J- J. Gallagher Brookings, Oregon >]ume 1 ¡in aise< h ansu ek aim r $200 fi i been r ;ienj>. fin area’s lut dbrec i variou ! area, jional h( I I of T. S lh Ben Georg' (Y p s , , I k Bob I1 Aki I scoulms assist in hor Asl with n 1 ship i: transp< legal t I”, : | delivei wide ■ I B r o ,. I reach rize> anct luitable be î itleman ie, at e bill scho ■tco P( ion ai i addii re will ren as nd priz “ in Ü s in al the pa »ng th< tee. the Will ,1k." iub H Crescen ¡erved Vi\ar e,, iduetf ,j it every given i ardless D rm er a sse s, ;urt Joi dent o rs age ming i learnr teath V ot.
