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ary 26. mhmns-ftrlir expert it he 'is not« issue 'I Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community riime Three. Numbber One ds for BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY. OREGON Thursday. M arch 4. 1948 jins Invited To ishland T ourney ¡After failing to gain a berth [the state B tou rn ey a t Arling- Jast week, the Bruins still ne some basketball fun left they- are now at Ashland in invitational tourney. ¡J! nday when tb.e list of draw - ip »ere received by the local ol. it was learned th at Brook- ip would play Phoenix Wednes- i at II a.m. The first round rags are: I L « am. -Coox River vs. B utte HO 00 a.m. -Ophir 111:00 a.m. vs. Gold B ro o k in g s vs. senix. p.m.— St. Marys vs. Tal- I " p.m. Yoncolla vs. K erby, h I !,.m. Powt rs vs. Rogue J I* ■ p.m Valsetz vs. C h ilo - l I’ 1 p.m. Creswell vs. Union. wtoy’s Games I ■’ a.m. Losers of * gam es o 3 ¡SérM™ f S S , Qualify. Not Price, • G™ 7 i Club Display Will Be Flown East ~ c — n c ™ Vos “ 0« \ ; = j C ' a n , e ---- d — L f e > ton ’ 1 nerco (.«range the m em bership cisión of ' a joint board recom- In fo,lowinK up his talk of last & SChh° ,a1rship to Instead of going by a ir via m ending denial of the American Funk told the Pilot V .1. (J ?b J ¡ \ m n\e r .,SCh°?í. wh,ch Portland, ns was first believed, B uslines’ application for inter- ^iondaY that greenhouses and . ‘ a C orvallis next the exhibit from this a re a to s ta te rig h ts on t h e c X " 1 f ,o r i s t s not as mueh inter- sch o larsh ip _ rs to be s ta te rig h ts on the coast route llor*jTS were not as much inter aw arded to a 4-H club m em ber be displayed at the In te rn a tio n a l betw een Los Angeles. California p*,ed ln the Price of bulbs as a . v m e q u a l i t y , h u i m ,ln the Chetco area for outstand- Flow er Show, at New York C ity a and nd P KViwianH o -n n t n< \ are in the Quality. Bulbs ortland, rim Oregon that are dependable, have been 1nR accom plishm ent according to M arch 8 to 12, plans a re now’ The Public Utilities commis- raised the best conditions Mrs. ------ Jaggers, - - • e - . ^ se a cretary . v u h v of ui m e to send it , by • way ’ of , Phoenix, ------ —* - under • the «where one Na- sion of C alifornia also denied ap- controlled by man and which G ran«e - 1110 announcem ent is Arizona, ,na’ ’w here o" e “ of f ^ the e Nu plications of the American Bus- have been properly pre-cooled m adc early so th a t t h e r e ’ " . Gardpn C l u b Council’! s lines to operate local service are the ones sought by the green- " lH be m ore com petition for the J ' ™ / 1"*« acconipan-\ 11 Past w ard. This change in plans was along the same routes in Califor- house and trade aw ard. m ade by a telegram received by ma. Croft lilies, it has been learned, Mrs. D orothy Lockland, presi have become popular as cut flow dent of Azalea G arden Club, the ers. and therein lies the fast th at sponsors of the exhibit. quality must be foremost. In fer T hor Ask will take 4000 d a f ior bulbs do not produce the num fodil hlosoms to the airp o rt a t ber and desired blooms for this i A rcata this '-•»••«•• evening h »»* or « early m -------- i -<■ «u . -i n , The pot luck '‘penny supper", i ---- -----.......... ■««« «y m Lightning which rx a h. f 1 1 rade‘ ! re*c°oling, announced last week by the local ,hp nior"»ng, from w here they Lightning, which accompanied properly and concientiously done Pqrpnt a « c J L ; « • will he flown to P h n o m » F rid ay ’s storm, struck the Sar- by the growers is a n i m p o r t a n t 1 a re n t-Tc«chers Association, is np nown to Phoenix, ver home, on Easy street, doing factor in this aim of cut f l o w e r a b o u t r e a d y f o r the public, lead- O ther articles in the shipm ent an undeterm ined am ount of dam- , ajsers * e r ere assert. However, th e re is a include sm all m yrtlew ood trees, age to not only the house, but to ’ . need for tra y s o r cookie sheets ferns and moss collection by Mrs. all w iring and electrical appli- Superior lilies, those which the to be used for serving. Anyone M etta Hogan, Mrs. Lillian W eid- ances- greenhouse men can rely on for having contributions for the meal em an and Mrs. Hazel H endry. According to Mrs C. H. Rausch performance, will be the sole are urged to contact Mrs. Lock- B eautiful coreages o f m y r t l e who discovered lightning playing reason for survival of the lily h a rt at Woodv Cabins 1 a (f t" on the radio aerial leading into industry. The tra d e will he w ill-! 7 prog school ¡’7 ' P / ’ ÏÜ T h o u s 1 e «‘» t » h a e e r e n a w i i « i a t o r r ih i ,. ■ s 14’1 m t « nign house, was ney,^w here' fQ^ g n e ^ h iilb s1^ c the ra s K ° n T a r’ there the6 chim S i 1*, «1 ’ hp ™ s u scnooi p p e r. w M ere a u d e artistically S an d lx " created ^ o h a h n v d ^ M m rs e P.-T.A. Ready For Penny Supper, Sat. Lightning Strikes Sarver Home, Fri. 4. IOO a.m. -L osers of gam es 5 a * gaping ....... . hole ’ ............... ' for SUCh i |] h - '*,» a n d c u n x ix ix , j ..G lf l( ,r ().. iii( .f | i n .s ()( th(> now appears. 6. Mr. Funk revealed Chetco grove and a novel col- Mrs. S arv er was a t K lam ath ------ to — the —- - Pi-1 - the follow ing: :00 p.m.- -Losers of gam es 7 Falls at the time, and her son, J ° t that he had sent a case of Piano solo P auline H endricks lection of m yrtle driftw ood pins staying home at the time, ha 1 bulbs to the University of Okla- Piano solo M arilyn S truebing.l by local producers, "K erns and til nt let—-Seventh grade _ I _ I 00 p.m. Winners of gam es 1 ju st left for town. The fire de- home experim ent station, and P lay Cox" will com plete the ship p a y m e n t's im m ediate action sav- had received a glowing report Folk dance Second grade m ent. I ii th,®„bu?ld*P?’ whi<?h was on their perform ance. It m ust 1 »' p.m Winners of gam es 3 Trio Seventh grade girls. W alter Pearm ine packed the Violin solo Irene Rau i-.1' " , 1’",. T enr r htl , ' i ? dafTodils and the Brookings M ar Piano solo B etti Goldizen pm. Losers of gam es 1 building, the lightning destroyed f* unk * . ‘ lsp ay at the 1941 Oak- Pay let under direction of Mrs. ket has kept them in sold sto rag e the radio, as well as all the wir- ,and f,ower show, stole sweep until shipm ent time. H am pton pjn.—-Winners of games 5 ing. A spot fire on the floor, stakes money. “W onderful co-oj>eration h a s N inette High school girls burned to within an inch of been given by the en tire com 30 PA-—Winners of gam es 7 box of shotgun shells and a quan Vocal solo B etti Goldizen m unity," said Mrs. Lockland, an r- N tity of black powder. Pantom im e A window was blown from the O rchestra num ber — C h e t c o untiring w orker on the project. "Donors of the dafTodils include: house to a distance of 30 feet, I rr' 11....... 10 and 11 Ram blers. Glessncr H oagland, Joe R o s e , nm . ia w atch lying in the bedroom, for the p 1 i. S Ul .be Pla y_ had its crystal broken by con- b r e d Gustaf, on, C harles Sey u-finai . nsn atlon title. The jcussion. O ther freak damages Funeral services were held a t ( ’hurch Dinner Was mour, Tony C hristensen, W alter .«"r . t,r tke cham pionship; w ere done in the building. 2:00 p.m.. Monday at the Bap- Mecca From Crowd Pearm ine, Brookside A zalea and » fnday at 3 p.m. w ith t h e ' --------------------------------------- o ™ ^ n u Un,ty CuUrCuh’X C,yde Thp churph di" " pr- ” " d<*r d ‘- Bulb Farm , O liver & Springer, ° be played Saturday. Ramrods Dump Klamath F d w a r d lla y e s who had been in rection of the women of the Bap- C harles Schaal, R. J. Stoken, In Red-Hot Hoop Tilt R e v " ^ n N e X i d <' Z V Z d ? ' Com m u""> <-h u rch ' •’'n - Robert S tan h u rst, F ay H ardesty k c v . ix. w euieia, pastor, had ' day day evening, evening, a a ttra ttra c c te te d d about about 100 100 and Joe Zumpfe. W. L. Crissey '^niSinif Placed For ! -r . . . . *;........................... ........ ...... 7*: **“v bat nee i' i- zx.7 To prove th a t their previous charge of the services, with inter- .1 1 , ■ ... p(,.a ^ h , X S h ° W w r S ° Vef. kth e t h la7 ^ tepa ^ m<‘u at W‘ J - W ard Memorial >at’ down “to 7 ' more houMeous has sent acacia..’’ Financed by the Nww' York 'm eal w ere p rin r* w ere no flukes, the Chetco Rod park. H erald, this event, as fa r as the ¡r distributed to and Gun club Ramrods S aturday F or a num ber of years M r., Fish in q u antities usually seen local garden club is coneernf’d, >» a n rii f?rthcoming spring 0081 little except the labor, and , • :'X >h()W. with evening again dumped that five Hayes made his home with Mr. O nly in m arkets, together w ith This tim e however, the story anfJ Mrs Art Boijjnger, Not long I potato salad by the tubfuls, and such ,,M'al expenses ns g ath erin g I ? C,Ub 1H Of as one of bitterness, as the 00 ago he sought relief for arth ri- pies by the scores featured the ant^ packing the shipment, and being w to 53 score would indicate. «is at W heeler. Oregon, with lit- ¡ m e a l w here alm ost $?00 was ‘ special booth, it is said, is A !s Madge Moore rvjn i u auiivsrsi «pik/w v» nn ■ ------ ’ L. 'an«.ty s t o r e . P u tn am with 22 and Matson (je success raised to pay on the re frig e ra to r being arranged for t h is area, to M th e T orehestr a will with 17 paced the local scorers, Born a t Biabont N _ D be featured the first day of the in the parsonage. 0« w 1 . mus!c- The fashions while Yackamovich and rhron- show. Clyde Edward Hayes was bom non H staged at 9:30 of son w ith 16 each, led for tiie los- near Lisbon. N orth Dakota, on eni«g of March 20. ers. This winds up the current November 4. 1888. He lived in Better Half Club Names th season. -Brookings since 1934. W henever ■V 0. Schmitt Tells affi,e7; F,,r 1948 possible he attended the rh u re n -------------------. -------- -------------. . „ Mis. „ M ar, ha H H arbin arb ,n w a, nam . M artha was na ..l-uropean Countries Cemetery Assn. Awaits . services at the B aptist Common- ------- - ed president ol the B etter H alf - - fcùs» , J ‘ ” u'bo spent |ity Church. Mr». A E Stonehouse. Sunday, , . au x ,har>. ,,H. ltlK, anI, Incorporation Papers . He leaves behind one sister, passed h er 15th birthday when Gun (,lub a , , h|t K(.brua m ec(. f l itgraduate* » » L medlClne in Europe, At a m eeting of the newly- Florence E. Mackey of Spokane, neighbors and friends dropped in ,ng o th e r officer» named w ere- TuJ ? / g0 to,d the R otar- form ed "W illiam Jam es W ard W ashington. One uncle, M. W. for the occasion. In addition * Vice-Pxesident Mrs Ezra W jl- Jnv ? Why th e rp ^ r e M em orial Cem etery Association," i Rose, of Brookings. One aunt, this Mrs. Stonhouse received lit- j,arns S ecertary -T reasu rer Dor- '■ 'S *ophies on th a t direct,ors were named, and the Aggie T rask of International erally hundreds of cards, tele- othy Kemp nexf’ met.ting of the club H,> traced the group aw aits incorporation pa- Kalis. Minn. Two nieces. Ruby gram s, and telephone calls, wish- « -th e , ,h na pers from Salem. Named w ere: Hill of Spokane, W ashington andH ng her "m any happy returns." w j„ lK, heJd at »gpy., H a r b o r ’, W hile Mrs. Stonehouse didn’t March 10 when a Rfx:i«?l and card R •w i th °m ,hls origin, to . Dr. A. O. Schm itt. Leo Lucas. i i rm a B aker of Bonners Ferry. to re- V. A. Mendenhall. Sr., Ed Hoar, Idaho. One nephew, M a r v i n reveal her age to strangers, some part> Wl]1 cnjoyed r .. i« * th . environments •* '-on T hor Ask and Bernice Ward. Mackey of Spokane, Wash. have made an estim ate of h e r. ____________ ' _______ Is- L ast Sunday a group, with aid His m other and one brother age by figuring back. They told 'he club of the the Pilot th at she missed a birth- Regular P.-T.A. Meeting dass I airport. of a bulldozer, went to the site proceeded him in death. "t and sta te w here the boundaries were es-j He died on Febi iry 28. 1948. day in 1900 when there was no Will Be Held Tonight The March m eeting of P a re n t- He. to g eth er tablished and cleaned, and a road a t th e age of 60 y< rs. 4 months Feb. 29, otherw ise h er birthdays ____ . v ... of built to it from the county ___ a-. road. i and . 514 have been celebrated w ith regu- T eachers Association will be held tonight, at the reg u lar m eeting ------------- larity, since 1888. m en » , and --------------------------- —--------- rem em ber- time. par- Cd rä Locally her friend ng looking fo r Joe Bush, who had been visit- The two P aren ts having children in the thip Reix *kahs d h er w ith a shower f handker- ing here for a week, left Mon- tie* to be st itched d from Sat- chiefs, which was augmente« by school are urged to ix1 prese-nt to ---- - dfiy jo r p a r s e r Arizona, where have been i?htL The next m essages from out-of-tow n fri- discuss the problem of w hool ' Hret tus- he* is looking a fte r business in- i rday to Mr not hti housing. 8 an d 22. ends who rem em bered. press tim e, terests. two will be Funeral Services Held For C. Haves Sundaj Was l»)th Birthday For I.adv N,ew r
