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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. Brookings. Oregon
World's Finest Clim ate
Would Have Added Much To
, Parade," Say People To Pilot's
jry On Sunday's Floral Showing
iey at the same tim e by m erely
Paying one m onth’s prem ium at
the old rate and one m onth’s
prem ium at the new converted
rate.
fp iJ in order to le a rn w h a t people th o u g h t o f the second , . Y our courit>' service officer has
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Recent Flood Damage Will Not Harm
Showing Of Pacific International, 1948
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L A N D F,OOd damage to the P a ciflc In te rn a tio n a l L iv e ­
stock E xposition's b u ildings w ill not in te rfe re w ith the scehdulcd
L jv Blossom Time parade, S unday, asked as m any people
needed forms and w ill g la d ly opening of the show on O ctober 1. it was announced e a rly th ia
P ^¡t, BI the
and
im -
in f(?r •v ou’ by e a lling week by Theodore B. W ilco x, president. The flo o r o f one o f »he
— hurrying m om ent d u rin g — th e spectacle, —
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afterwards. A few o f the com m ents w ere w ordy and too at his home, located one m ile nation s largest show s tru c tu re s was u nder fo u r feet o f w a te r.
Aside fro m depositing a lig h t coa tin g o f s ilt and o th e r residue,
,.,’vieat. but here are a fe w w h ic h a re .w o r th passing on. south of the court house on H y
101. side of the U. S. F orest, the ram paging w aters did lit t le
rt iff
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I Mrs. H. W. A xford, w h o fo r m e rly live d here, but now re-
or
displays o f live sto ck and a g ri-
id sin Francisco: “ Gosh, b u t th e re w e re some b e a u tifu l floats Service office, O
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s«adena Rose parade w o u ld w elcom e. We ju s t had to come
‘ , ,address lf >°u wish then.
•■Doors washed out by preM.
tl»du.trt.l products, was
1 be resumed. O ver 40
cent
ta T » « e this y ew 's e ffo rts . W e w e re 'n . disa „,H „ n t,,l
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| u re o t the w a te r w il l have "to
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1 In fo rm a tio n needed to fill out replaced and tw o new floors w ill
i f f " P ' " * " « « 1, »«
!-Jv festival floats, i f I
F e s tiv a l co m m itte e : "Gosh, but application
ent is
'plication fo r re-instatem ont
ie be
lartm d din.
and
lx1 needed
needed, nnp
one fn
fo r r the large
in - 1 " , . nally
. , fa n ti us exposition
:
failed any judge, m ake
in c
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r
e xh ib its have come fro m as fa r
it w as a job, and we are proud policy number ( if know n), serial ing
room
and
the
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r
fo
r
one
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at least that was the v e ry o f e v e ry th in g .”
¡num ber, or rank, o u tfit, e n list- o f the d o rm ito rie s. O therw ise, “ ,.*he ‘ a’>' coaM-
11 was here,” said P. E.
repairs w ill consist m a in ly of
C ontacts w ith e x h ib ito rs leave
W om an w ith a cam era in f r o n t , ment and discarge dates,
J Fox Movietone News
re p a in tin g and cle a n in g ,” m a n a -i ^ U le doubt th a t the 1948 P. I.
P Mies b lo o m in g
in
J u ly
° f
o
th e C e n tra l B u ild in g . Mon-
ger W a lte r H o lt said.
e xh ib itio n w ill be the largest in
’news' a
angle
fo r d a y ’. 1 m 80 disappointed
0 -the
the ‘news
u g it »«»,
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- that
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, , , the show's 38-year h is to ry ,” W a l-
not
k
n
o
w
'
didn
t
get
here
yesterday
Engineers
w
ill
check
ih
e
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, e r H o„ m iln ,1K),r p re d i’ tK ,
_ of people do
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Kerns Jr., president o f, acre b u ild in g , m a kin g sure th a t)
iMgme people in N e w
the ju n io r chamber
are re sto re d .'
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amber of commerce pre-flood conditions
cone
«he pay $1 a bloom fo r
at K lam ath Falls, was a fe s tiv a l, The repairm en should leave the
lW G C ltn Q r R G D O r t
wr when they can get
visitor. Sunday, and visited rela- b u ild in g a c tu a lly im proved.
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j:r.g them given aw ay at
F o r the {Mist week. ending on
tives over the week-end.
S unday:
Max. M in . R a ir
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. H aevernick varied
BY C. E. SEGER
Haevemick, Forest G rove
experiences
the
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and son, Kenneth, o f F o r e s t s tru c tu re h a s undergone,
nt "This com m unity is
Gold Beach. Ore.
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Grove.
Ore.,
were
week-end
vis­
place I know of w here
d u rin g w o rld w a r 2, it was i
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ito
rs
to
see
the
fe
stiva
l.
Mr.
VETERAN
INSURANCE
«parade could be held and
by the U. S. a rm y and at
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I color I have ju s t seen.”
T he dead-line fo r re -in sta te ­ Haevernick. accountant fo r the tim e housed 4500 Japanese-
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McCready Lum ber Co., attended ericans and Japanese aliens.
i York lawyer, fo u r hours m e n t o f veterans n ational serv­
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the c h a rte r presentation o f the
(or an appointment in Coos ice life insurance is J u ly 31, ’48
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R t^ a l A rch Masons at G o l d
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To
heck w ith _r<____
appoint w ith o u t a physical exam ination.
Beach. Saturday night.
, :t can wait u n til the r e - ' A v e te ra n can re-instate his term
Lined on the street. S aturday
«- of this parade goes by.” in su ra n ce by filin g a re in s ta te ­
between the Nook Cafe and the
m
e
n
t
fo
rm
w
hich
has
a
state­
ns about 12 hours la te ).
post office were cars fro m Conn.,
Endert, Crescent C it.’ m e n t w h ic h he must sign th a t Mass., N. Y., N. J., Illin o is , Ohio,
his h e a lth is the same now as
cat: “We certainly could
Utah, C a lifo rn ia , to say nothing
Selected varieties for domestic and
b<e anything like this in a t the tim e the insurance lapsed. of t h e numerous W ashington,
commercial planting.
let City. Last year I did
W ith th is statem ent he must Idaho and C a lifo rn ia cars.
r*e parade I heard about include prem ium s fo r tw o m o n th ­
Howard Groesbeck, L aV em c
the whole y ear—h ere I ly paym ents. T his takes care of Mendenhall and Bob Church le ft
1 how glad.'
the m o n th the policy lapsed and Tuesday to enlist in the U. S.
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Box 185
Res. No. 4, The Hamlet
tourist. in a Massachusetts'
e m o n th in w hich he wishes A rm y . a ir forces _ at --------------
P ortland. —
No
jlitto a regular occurence, ,he in s u ra n ce to be re-instated, i word has been received fro m them
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OREGON
p community? W hy can’t He can also re_insta te his in s u r-! at the tim e this issue goes to
Id know more about the ance and convert to a new poJ- press.
k - 'T i’ Wh\ doesn't th is
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buy some magazine
b
i
Local News Items
Co. Service Officer
Reports To You-
B L U E B E R R IE S
OREGON COAST BERRY COMPANY
and ’boast’ a little ? ”
at a local re s ta u ra n t:
I by the parade and forced
«.n here several h o u rs:
spectacles like this I do
if I ever get home,
that mv fa m ily w ere
wd did not see this a ffa ir,
it's just as w ell, fo r
f would have bought up
ting loose."
•rd James: "W hat we did
in number we c e rta in ly
uf in quality. I am w e ll
•
md the
MAKE YOUR PLANS TO BE AT THE
florte County M r
CRESCFNT CITY— Hub of the Redwood Empire
8"'
rnety.
k heeded in our fu tu re fes-
I parades.”
'i-Crssey
Everything of
|Rade was splendid. We are
(too modest and did not
our chan - r of com-
* ’mature in quantity. We
^•'muffed f • • .ine "
u-smeister:
'F r o m
my
, ivirW " th. re l; be lots o f
p t e bought here in
A ugust 2 0 , 2 1 ,
the
, .'ears I certainly m et
1 Pm«pects "
P3£c It 1< uves me a
MAMMOTH AGRICULTURAL
& LIVESTOCK EXHIBITION
«less. I never im agined
' a' ’he loe ;
i /
~
,-van w ouid
'V ^ asa ' “ a eould use
local ¡; , t s fo r th e
| color.”
--C1US A xford:
"Y ou do
th is
that
I
’> has everything. The
the
d iv e rs ity
of
‘ ghway forem an: "Y o u '
1 l°ng distances before
« match what I saw. S un-
"tt in front of m y e ye s.1
community Would o n ly }
: w hat I
’
te w o u ld 1
““• lane speedway to th is
knows” ’
If'
i esident o f I
-‘•«rnfter of commerce a t i
- tails “Southwest Ore->
has its a ttra c tio n s
t*ad to v is it such an
,
V?
Ger.t
I t was so!
* 'rr< Quite tire d
e c ttin g re a d y ‘
HORSE AND STOCK SHOW
SADDLE HORSE RACING
HORSESHOE PITCHING TOURNEY
TRACTOR RACES
BICYCLE RACES
MODEL AIRPLANE BATTLE
MANEUVERS
ACROBATICS
PUPPET SHOW
TRAMPOLINE ACTS
FREE MOTION PICTURES
DOMESTIC ARTS
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
FLORICULTURAL EXHIBITS
GRANGE EXHIBITS
4-H CLUB EXHIBITS
BOY SCOUT BIVOUAC
COMMERCIAL DISPLAYS
PARADE OF CHAMPIONS
GRAND FAIR BALL
Thereof be fun and tots to see for everyone