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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1948)
rch 4. March 4. 194Ä BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. Brookings, Oregon W ôrid s F inest C lim ate Page Five U e are working on m urals. | V erna Asche and May Simpson /o r Ashland to w itness the to u m - Grade School Notes SECO ND G RAD E N E W S ( n e is called Transportation; J conducted the recreation hour am ent, and to boost Brookings' L ast week we w ent to the the other is called "Busy S treet." w ith a parady on the radio pro- chances to get into the upper w e a th e r bureau. Mr. Widney ul,u and ------------- Th* «polling match winners i c r »in " W h a t is th e n a m e o f " - a t bracket of WtlttM Mr. W hirry showed us the differ- were Dianne Ginther and Ralph so n g ?” w ith H ulda G ardner be- Chet Stoaks resigned as local ent in stru m en ts and ex p lain ed , C arf- • ing judged as best w arbler of the m anager for C entral T ransfer , -,rls’ vollev-ball team, th e th e use of them. We are making " r o te thank you letters song she chose. Co., a fte r having served locally Xs, lost to Drain S atu r- w e a th e r posters. to the Legion and Auxiliary. R efreshm ents w ere served at about th ree years. He has not ght with a 36 to 14 score D ale and G erald brought some! e bave a citizenship club. We a ttra c tiv e ly decorated tables in,announced his fu tu re plans. At ’ [ to Ruth H .'s e tt. cap- daffodils and we drew pictures of made Posters and speeches for the dining room by the hostesses: the moment no successor has meet gave the girls the them . tbe candidates. We voted for a M arian Hanscam . Helen Hans- been announced here, competition this season. < \v e saw t he th ird grade sci- President but Stanley and Vanda cam. and Ruth Woodriff. While ‘H appy appy Birthday" B irthday” Try Pilot Classifieds for sales! ut third in ence exhibits. tied so we sha11 vote again. a t the table "H ¡ouTnament at Co-| M arjorie has been absent.. ThisI . Last week we saw a Picture was sung for R uth Wbodriff, birthday w as th a t day. ttdav and Saturday. The the first time since the be- show, "The Man Who Missed whose ________ Breakfast.” It was about eating ** ’1 O id i i Sizes $125 lU u — $1.95 f b u M v o n ^ h e '^ x t ^ v e - i a folk dance ^ x r i x x l . O n Z ^n ern ^o n ^ h e Past Noble Gnillds NOWanewvacuum cleaner SO QUIET you clean as Baby Sleeps! 01 in o u r room. ^ m r e ^ e v ^ d “n’i X »> R ebekah. On Tuesday we w rote letters h^m r$ad‘ The> read nlcel>. T h e r e m il a r m e e tin g T nna, to th e A m erican Legion and the he DDh grade let us see their Rebckah 1(xi* e w as hei^ at the .... 10 Bruins left for Ashland B Auxiliary’ to th an k them for the ,a ^ e and Plctures- The o d d Fellows hall last Tuesdav mnnev they thev gave „avo ,,c ,., children U . . 112**. , last Iu.es? ft> ...W ll v . i i i u * v i i told a about u t'u i m the t ? u different n i t I t r ill , tournament Tuesday af- money us for m play things they had made and how ” enlnK , R,u ,h B athiany of Bee _ir.. Eleven team members ixjyjpjnent. the Eskimo used them. We sure- ” ,v® R ebekah lodge. N a 70. of hnanager LaVerne Menden- ly enjoyed it. J. Walla Walla, Wash., was a vis- ! i»:;i be Ashland for a gam e TH IR D GRADE N E W S We had two visitors: Mrs. Dot- 1 itor. , , , Phoenix Wednesday. ThCj W e a re m aking collections of son’s m other came Friday and AftCr the bus,neSS m a tin g , a (-•mbersare Gene Reiling, sea shells. We have two abalone P e g r a m in honor of all the P a st, Rausch. Tony Felipe, Bob shells, tw o sand dollars, one per- Mrs. Kinion came Monday. I Noble G rands of the lodge w as Don Vaughan, Donnie fect sea urchin shell. We have | held. Each P a st Noble G rand FOURTH GRADE N E W S _ Raymond Reekman, lim pet and snail shells. We had We w rote stories of how coffee was introduced from the cen ter Groesbeuk. George Gard- some live purple rock crabs, but wiP| Merritt and Jackie My- h e rm it crabs and starfish. We beans grow, in geography. We of the floor, giving the d ates she acted as Noble G rand, and pre- > studied them under a magnify- drew a colored picture of a cof sented a cam ellia corsage.. A ’ fee tree to illu stra te the story. _____________ » new students have enrol 1- ing glass. We are making pic- song by R ita Tierce, accom pani We are having contests of office! i school. They are Billy Al- tu re s of sea animals. ed by M arie Hoar, and a poem rows. | f Alturas, California, who We are planning a trip to the m anners between two iuw>. - - .. .7 .... grade .4 and a v K enneth beach as soon as each v of * us can: i Mrs n a hnnV b> A delia H a sse tt w ere • th en |-.ie fifth , , M athew s read " <«u hook . • i giv- . . » •» » i r 4 . C&llcd “A braham I Innnln * ’ W in c I ast N oble Funds w ho f the Spokane Ju n io r do one hundred addition facts in nuidiw m Lincoln. w e ............ t ....... _ w ere present w ere Gladys Kin- ■.who is an eighth grad- ten m inutes. Eighteen of us have i enj°-Ved b vor>’ much, passed th e test. 1 Lois Lockhart brought a pic- del‘ Ida Hubbell, F a Ye S tanhurst, ture of a llama. H er sister took M anilIa H assett, Iris Kindel, Mae it at a zoo. Dixon. H ulda G ardner, B ertha In arithm etic we are having xy h irr>- E thel Olsen. G ertrude a weekly honor roll. .Ones get- S°^e’ M ercedes Phillips, Beth ting their names on it each day | Simons ant* R uth Bathiany. of the week a re winners. . Following the m eeting refresh- __ f i t - In reading we are studying nw nts w ere served by the com- about the great men and presi- m ittee at beautifully decorated ! dents. i tables. In language we are making lis the oral reports of many things. In geography we are studying Miss Ina Payne had a deep about soil conservation and ways (rhymes with "do It")' • to save land from being washed gash cut across h er face just nose when she ---- ran and blown away.. . below h e r ----- ------- ---- Unheard of QUIET-—with "all-ewt” Dixie Allsup and Joanne Dar- in,° a erow-cut saw sticking out cleaning power hvshed by new jger were out of school Monday. of the back of a P»ekup. T here! “ Purr-feet” Silencer! iJoanne came hack Tuesday. w pr° f o u r stitches taken, and We sent our sta te library books u b d e painful, should not leave COME IN TODAY! SEE ALL Your plate may be worn to Salem Wednesday. a scar. THESE S tN S A T IO N A L N E W Mrs. Florence M ackey of Spo We are taking the bon ami home the same day the i off our windows now th a t we k an e’ and h er daughter, Mrs. FEATURES, T O O ! have shades. Hill, left yesterday for th e ir re • NO MESSY BAG TO EMPTY same day teeth are ex in science we are studying spective homes a fte r having at- c h e m ic a lly -tr e a te d p a p e r | about the human laxly and how ,Pn(b‘d Die funeral of Mrs. Mack- filter ia poured out w ith the tracted. An cid denture lit works e-v s b r°th er, Clyde E. Hayes. The d irtf 1 Dickie B erger put a daffodil ,adies arrived here in tim e to be • CYCLONIC SUCTION that ¿eta can often be re-made at V in some blue ink it made the bedside of Mr. Hayes, the imbedded d irt and g rit! Mrs. Percy H anks and Glenn flower green. a less expense. • NO SMILEY DUST can leak back We made cats out of pussy w ere in P o rtland the past week | to film your room» — exclu- to help celeb rate her m other's willows in a rt. aive Triple F ilte r doea the No appoint needed for Gael E ttinger. Kenneth Field 87th birthday, and also to atten d • trick f meri' to some business. She reports er. Clifford Guthrie, Virginia out-of-town patients. • AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTS to Akers, B arbara Gould. Lois La- that one week was sufficient, and ru t contour» — flick of D ia l Clair and Lois L<x-khart are the th at she was glad to get b ack -to Control reediea it lo r thick Brookings. winners of large gold sta rs in , rug», thin rug», a ll kinda o l Members of the R<xi and Gun rugtf manners the past week. — Rentrai Building Brookings, Oregon We are having a new jum ping c 11 ' ,IU rem inded th a t the reg STOKES AWAY NEATLY in a t rope to play with. — Virginia u ai' m eet,ng *• next Tuesday. tractive du»t-protected con Akers and B arbara Gouid, re- , 1 he scb°o1 board met Tuesday tainer — take» little eloact •pecef p o rte n . I night in its re g u la r m onthly ses- ___ _ ; sion. Report of the sta te high Com« see ond heor »he Lewyt I Id r nor ( omm u n ity I lun corning the inadequacies of the todoyl Watch it clean! Bring youf husband along) Met F rid a y A fternoon present school buildings This re- Februarv nu etin ' of the Har- H«r- will be published as soon as ib bor Community club was held Q uite a number in addition to at the Grange hall. Friday a fte r noon. presided over by Mrs. May the basketball team left Tuesday Simpson. Mrs. Helen Hanscam resigned as chairm an of the library board, Let Vs Help You With Any of Your and a new chairm an will be ap pointed at the next meeting. Plans for a May Day tea, to raise funds for the library, were discussed. In less than a year Automobile Glass Safety Sheet and Plate that the library has open, it has made a place for itself in this area. Glass for that Desk or Coffee Table It was decided to help the funds of the club by having a travelling basket circulate among WINDOW GLASS—either Crystal or Plate all the members. When a m em ' lüs S.&H. Green Savings Stamps ber receives this basket con taining a gift, she will take out gift, decide w hat am ount of t is worth, money she thii t in the Ninth and I. Streets Phone 1701 and place this lasket anil put another gift into CRESCENT CITY, CAI.IFORNI \ I ’ he basket, before passing it onj o another membtr. w,th i ^ 4 ind 10 o I OP j j a entfctry . . Denture Work, the strong and Local News Items eautiful ACRYLIC plate is sup Ore. rior to any denture ever made. ÔRËI Man! DR. J . E STEVENSO N BEST Groceries & Meats BROOKINGS MARKET Brookings Electric & Radio Co. G LASS PR O B L E M S MEADOW’S AUTO SERVICE
