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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1948)
y April 1. IWo on 1st ladj Morning - lays at 9-ij °ss frost *plconie, every BROOK ING S-H A RBOR PILO T. B rookings. O regon SMITH RIVES Spring Daffodil te a held 24 at Smith River Corn wall was a big success. . « in attend* ¿ n g the afternoon and of • dow npour * Vistors n u '- ’ored. giv- L ir addresses from Gold tfie Sea T' B r o o k in g s M edford, Church L-- palls. New Mexico, Los >ak, Par4| W and many from v arious ,f month ir. California and O regon the hall to view beautiful v arieties of which highlighted th e ok! t. Scient d is •Lf| d trust in, 1 be his i I. tations son-Ser l'feld, ic Dii Sunday | * of the I io saw «. lite red ng* ) attendi eh bega -I Asia, c are Second 1 - would IWor/d*« Finest Climate P ag e Five »’« tion to visit h e r m o th e r ' ' ' Indian Heir Association J Y 5 ‘V‘ r Ald T°. Su"- April 11th s i.r in J l " ' t ° .,ln 8 a n n u a l; T he re g u la r m eetin g of the te rn o o n a t ConrniunO y ' h ' X w o n !C U rrj' C° Un,y In d ian h,” r’ M rs. C h e ste r C rook as c h a irm in so ciatio n wil1 ,H’ held a t the T h e re w ill be p len ty of food fo r G ra n « e h all in H a rb o r S un d ay - > • ' inclu d in g ca k e.; p i e s . " j .ffc r-io o n . AprU 11. a , one sta g e . | M rs. H arold Horn and tw o en. m e a ts an d v eg etab les. P lan t o 'o ’clock. All m em b ers and in te r- K o ern er a tte n d th is sale. ested p erso n s a re u rg ed to a t- M any b e a u tifu l nam ed v ar- cn n r ild . ren . . . and . . Mrs. , M ary - ............... ieties w ere a ttr a c tiv e ly a rra n g e d 1 ll‘u 1 *1 of K lam ath F a lls — ------------------ ------------- tend. in low c o n ta in e rs w ith M rs. ltn<? retu rn ed home a f te r spend- C h e ste r M aris in c h a rg e of a r- “S unda>' '^sitin g re la - ra n g e m e n ts, w ere sold from a ,? » . 1.Cn? . ... , la rg e re p lic a sta n d w hich fea- Mrs H a r o n '’ h " dau ^ ter ° / tu re d a la rg e g ard e n u m brella, 7 ... " :n ° K lam ath ____ T h ro , u g h co -o p eratio n ut of Hen- C o m m ittee in c h a rg e of cu t flow- p re s s iv e ^ c e re m o n j" ^ R e v ^ F T 17 >’ K e r r ’ th re st s serv e n i ice c c sent K err, th e c fo forest sen1 e rs w e re F ra n c e s W estbrook, ^ ic k s held it th n, r a load of ta n oa^ l° £ s t0 o ak logs to th e t G ra ce H ight. A lyce Bolick and lce * th . . h 7 " '" V * B u B f f uffelen e le n L L u u m m b b e e r r & & M M a a n n u u fa fa c c tu tu r r- Cameras Film» H e n r ie tta W o o d r u f f . P lan ts. s undav M ? in* Co • T aco m a, for e x p e rim en t bulbs an d sh ru b s w ere sold dur- for , hc m t , “ ’" . , " ** • > ! » • " » « • «80- Gifts for m g th e a fte rn o o n w ith Zelna B ' T his co m p an y is equ ip p ed an d M aris, S te lla H aig h t, M ary P a ts ’ Mr- and ^Irs- M artin Rice le ft ex p erien ced in th e m a n u fa c tu re Every Occasion B ailey a ssiste d by others. Monday for th e ir hom e in P o rt- of h ard w o o d v en eer. T h e com - ~ . i land a fte r spending E a s te r w eek- na n y is eq u ip p ed to e ith e r slice C o n tin u o u s te a and sandw iches end w ith th e ir d a u g h te r and f a m - 'Or peal th e logs fro m S^w o 1acen n e „ te eJ f tr nH r n o i ' ‘Y M" ' J ° h " « a rn u m - ^ ‘¡"8 ' " « * p ro jec t ,» .h e Uses For Tan Oak Studied A t Tacoma G IF T SH O P Me Vincenti oxtbook. th Key I ry Baker I ;ense. ft» J itil this Christian ìmunìttl T h e s ta g e se ttin g of m any beach consisting of scram b led b e a u tifu l v a rie tie s em bedded in eggs. buns, donuts, coffee, coco« moss, m a k in g an in fo rm al gard- en scene c o n u iie te ' w ith ' w alk X . " X u i« " £ an d pool. S h ru b s and sm a ll tre e s; th e la rg e bon fires of d rift u Lxi w ere in th e b ack g ro u n d . Mr. an d The ju n io r group of S m ith R.W 'r F o re s t D u n h am and Mrs. and Gushu Sunday school g a th e r- V a i r . B ro ^®n w ‘?re in c h a rSe of ed th e wood on the beach for ™“ » h ^ X P y a r r a n ^ j m a M^ g “ » J. , SfyGi/ef' GASOLINE H M P O W cn! bparior Fire-Power m a k es 1 Chief lively, alert . . . give« I Sashing atarts, rapid warm- tmooth u ltra -re sp o n siv e r. We have it for you. Stop bookings Z ® W O ¡nice Bert DeMoss ce n te re d w ith h tif i eS’ 8 S° visited hls s is te r c e n te re d w ith beautifu l flow er an d fath er. Miss E le n a Rice and a rra n g e m e n ts . Mrs. E leanor L a y - O . M. Rice tut i m an w as ch a irm an of re fre sh M rs. H arry C h risten sen is m e n ts co m m ittee. The m any col- driving the school bus and cook- | lectio n s of w ild flow ers w ere ing a t the school c a fe te ria t h em bedded in m oss and a ttr a c - w eek su b stitu tin g for Miss B etty tiv e ly a rra n g e d under th e direc- ------- ------------------------------ ------- - tion of M rs. H ow ard D unlap and M rs. N ils Jepson. The sale of cu t a flow ers an d p lan ts n etted th e c lu b a n e a t sum which will be used by th e S m ith R iver w om ens c lu b in supp o rt of the local li b ra ry . C lub president. Mrs. Ralph L uick th a n k s all who helped to m a k e th e a ffa ir a success. E a s te r S u n rise serv ices held a t th e ocean beach from 6:30 to 8 :00 o’clock S unday m orning w ith m ore th a n 100 from C res ce n t C ity, F o rt D ick and Sm ith R iv er g a th e re d around tw o huge bon fire s on the beach fo r th e e a rly m orn in g w orship. T he song se rv ic e w as u n d er directio n of S m ith R iv er and G uschu church ch o irs w ith Rev. E. C. H icks con d u c tin g th e E a s te r m essage. F ollow ing th e devotional serv ice. b re a k fa st w es served on the Brookings, Oregon fo re st se rv ic e e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n o f P o rtla n d try in g to d e te rm in e . ha ¿ d e te rm in e th e fe a sa b ility of using ta n oak in th e m a n u fa c tu re of h ardw ood veneer. i s ________ __ ______________ _ ; C lass ad s b rin g re su lts so o n ' “HALL-MARK” Cards NEVER STANDS IDLE . u h / « o \ V e r y ( f a y Prices!! BRCOXINSS MARKET Shortening ** CM «*• 'yr A A, F’M'o, Sprv howdrift 3 lbs. $ 1 .1 9 8 : UNIVERSAL blended lard p n iiN G Jeep 3 lbs. $ lr? .7 cans, 27c UK, ta!' c ans case $ 6 » 4 5 M) ( empiete Line of F ru its and Vegetables THE 4-WHEEL-DRIVE UNIVERSAL "JEEP" w o rk , all day. all year . . in ,he field a, a tractor . . . on or off the road fo r hauling and towing. Comfort- able and easy to operate, it le t, you ,tay on the job fo r hour, without becoming exhausted. When work in the field i, done, the "jeep - is ready to tackle almost any other job-hauling produce, perhaps, towing a cattle trailer or helping out in »core, of way,. As a mobile power unit, the "Jeep" with power uke-off can operate virm all, any piece of power-driven farm machinery, (cm e in and see the "Jeep- now. IN 01 R MEAT department MB'JRGER _ _ _ tOH, sliced lb. 45c lb. 69c SEE 01 r CANDY DEPARTMENT Ha-e A Nice A ssortm ent of Good Candy bookings Market For Free D em onstration on Your .Job W rite oi Phone COOS MOTOR CO. Phone 9i)3 258 S. 2nd, Coos Bav, Ore.
