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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1948)
Mr. and Mrs. Pete M atchen- hand of Miss Mary C avitt, form to Medford, early Sunday morn-1 «J i a escape berious I hacker of Roseburg. Mr. and e r club member, who through ' ing to visit relatives. Beginning' r I shortly afternoon, he said, rain In iu rv O n Çlinrlrtw ì i re‘ M ans of Canyonville and her untiring efforts and know l 1 Wn □ u n a a y Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W eaver edge of library work, gave g re a t fell in to rren ts, and mixed with Miraculously escaping death of K ,am alh Falls it w as a large am ount of sleet. assistance in establishing the lo Sunday were six people riding in Awarded Job cal library. : which hit the pears hard. I “I don't believe I ever saw v the car driven by Mrs. Fred Fox. I Ik LJ J From tim e to time more in Aug. 1 Delivery ' la rg e r raindrops,” Mr. Jam es as . en route up the Chetco river road L ID ra ry M a d form ation will be given concern ing the w orkings of the library-. ' serted. "The road between Med- ^R eported'crow ded off th , road G ° O t J F ' r S * Y e O r r : County f a i r prem ium i ford and G rants Pass was over ¿armed as 16-page book an inch deep with w ater, it fell by another car. the Fox c a r Now that the Chetco Commun- i e assigned to the Pilot so fa st.” went over the bank and rolled Ky L ibrary is closing its first y Knox and Mrs. Aldene The rain did not seem to be over, coming to rest against a >'ear of service in this district. F av H ardesty told the Pilot »unty agent and coun- general, Sunday, for out of G rants tree which prevented them from it seems fitting to publicly rec- Monday th a t he had workt*d fur demonstration agent, Pass tow ard the California line landing in the river. ognize and thank all those w ho*ioU8,y 8,1 day on the F o u rth to fair board, Friday at a the rain did not fall until later a w a te r system in operation Mr. Zook, passenger in the have contributed to the success get ..........•••'• held at Brookings. in th e evening, coming, apparent car, suffered a cracked shoulder. I of the project sponsored by the to ir r ‘8ate his garden. Finally .. r:me is short there will ly w estw ard tow ard the coast. and the remainder escaped with H arbor Community club. succeeding, he then ran the en- f advertising carried in the The success of the library can 8*n e , untiI about three K«»ons of Several hundred picnickers and only minor injuries. The car was _ ..<ts this >ear. which, cam pers w ere caught out late badly damaged. be a ttrib u ì« ! to the generosity ? “sol" ’e ha,d consumed, and ■tore, has financed the cost Sunday when a sunny day sud of public-spirited citizens w h o t ^ t «“ I"*- iuu£* denly changed to rain. made the room available. F for the list will be se n t nished time, and m aterial for , , , , g Pilot as soon is all fea-. Lynn Hampton and son, I>ean, cases, and to those individuals ‘ ¡are decided by the board,! who had spent the week nt Eu ’ and organizations who gave so gene at a principals and super 1 manager has been picked [previous appointees resign-j Holiday, week-end visitors at many books, and time. intendents conference, and with H he home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete The num ber of books has been his family aV Salem, returned “ ■position of m anager due | Lesmeister were Mr. and Mrs built up from a few to nearly here Monday. mg personal business. Ellsworth Woody of Santa Rosa, 500 accessioned copies. with a Mrs. Tom Doherty who had Calif., former residents of this lot more on order, been attending sum m er school at who still have holdings. The H arbor Community club Oregon S ta te College, arrived New Officers Will Be vicinity, Saturday evening a beach party feels th a t much success goes to home S aturday to spend the hol Installed; Convention was enjoyed by a number of their (he sta te library, which willingly iday at home. She returned to iriends. Many bonfires reflecting supplied such fine groups of books Corvallis. Monday. R eport Is Due in the breakers, gave a p ic tu re . often requested to suppliem ent of unique view. O ther out-of-town { those of its own For quick results. Pilot class Leslie Woodriff, of Fairyland Of Executive The club misses the guiding ified ads have proven themselves. friends at the same home were ~~ Begonia and Lily Gardens, well- As Reason known hybridizer of begonias and and lilies, will give a short talk nally set for start on S at- on lilies of the future, at th e ! of this week the C urry Ju ly 8 meeting of zXzalea G ar it} Boy Scout camp has been den club. -ed one week due to ill- He will have on display, blooms of Harold Y lvisaker, re of the following lilies: Gold Band, director, who was to have Speciosum ’Rubrum. Japonium, large. said Dave Putnam . P ard alin u m Giganteum, a sunset who was lily; E a ste r Early, Daurimum area. Monday. W ilsonii, Parryii, Regale, Long- Iriden for the past two or iflorum and others. innths with undulent fever, He will give a short talk on f - r may be confined for th e w ork he is doing to shorten ’¡t a> }• t. so: 1 Putnam ,I the forcing time of E aster lilies ^-«onally will he in charge and th e bringing of colors into camp. E a ste r lilies, as well as improv proposed board of review, ing garden lilies. 'Thursday of this week fori In addition there will be in al troop, has been can-; stallatio n of officers for the com since there will be one ing year; report of the conven urty-wide nat ¡re. Sunday , tion of Oregon Federation of Juh 18, at the cam p. I G arden clubs reeently held it Rogue river from Gold G earh art. :: red for fair Local News Items WOODRIFF WILL TALK ON FUTURE OF LILY INDUSTRY CAMP IS INED WEEK Lesmeisters Enjoy Several Visitors GOING To Give A w a y A KID!! IDAY'S RAINS IAGE CROPS lar and F ru it Crops M Hit By Rains as well as other fruit suffered unti Id dam age in, : > Pass Bedford-Ashland ^unday, said Howard Jam es 2; m an .nterview w ith blot. - ffr- .res, and chil- M O T IO N Realty Transfers Mrs. Olga Clark of Oswego, Ore., purchased the John Mello place on the south bank Chetco road, and some ocean frontage from A. J. Matot, off Freeman lane.. Both these transfers were m ade through t h e Lesmeister Agency. Mrs. K athleen Steevs has mov ed to her home recently purch ased from Tom Simons. She had for several month occupied an ap artm en t a t the Johnson build ing here. 'TANKS A MILLION' WE HAVE THESE: Westinghouse and M aytag Appliances Westinghouse W ashing Machines Admiral Radios W estinghouse Radios R. C. A. Radios F°"ler and W estinghouse W ater Heaters 'TERRY TUNES' Box Social W ill Follow The Show! LADIES Bring Lunch Box To Be Auctioned To Highest Bidder! TUESDAY M°y Life By G e tting More Out of It leniences Come W ith Appliances PICTURES: JULY 13 8:00 p. m. A t Brookings High School Gym ADULTS, 50c KIDS, 25c (BRING THE KIDS) Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners BOOKINGS ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. ' • A. Mendenhall Sr. W . E. W ulfe SPONSORED BY // L IL Y B LO S S O M T IM E H
