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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILO T, Brookings, Oregon
Sen. William Walsh
SMITH RIVER
Re-Union n t H ill Home—
Speaker A t Azalea The home of Mrs. Eva Hill
Garden
Club _ Meet. Sunday,
"a7 the when he four jO sons
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i tn e ir fam ilies arrived a t Hill
possible objections to, as well as hom e to honor Mrs. H arvey Lock-
recom m endations of these poli- wood and extend greetings on
cics. T hat the Oregon Coast High- h er birthday. A pot luck dinner
w ay im provem ent project is a w as served at noon, including the
“m ust" with him he left no doubt, beautiful birthday cake. Rooms
Its n a tu ra l beauty m ust be w ere a ttra c tiv e ly decorted w ith
preserved, improved w here nec- m any bouquets of fall flowers,
essary. In this he solicited the The honored guest received 24
help of Azalea G arden Club and b eautiful handkerihiefs and iards
put himself at its disposal as to extending congratulations,
ways and m eans of m aking th a t
Musii, singing and a social time
help effective.
! w ere enjoyed during the a fter-
His thought, expressed to the noon- Asa C arpenter played the
club, th at they did not realize guitar, Dave Crocket, the banjo,
th e ir own im portance, th e weight and
Lee Freem an the or-
they m ight carry, how th e ir fame *an Special guests were Mrs.
had spread and the value of all Lockwood’s daughter and fam-
G arden Clubs in th e social scheme ily, Mr. and Mrs. Brazil and lit
had no tinge of flattery —it was tle daughte of Sacram ento, who
a sincere and honest statem en t, came to extend birthday g re e t
and given to us ju st as fu rth e r ings to the mother.
A ttended Fam ily Re-Union
inform ation.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rowley
To a tte m p t to ev alu ate the
sen ato r as a public figure wouln an<1 daughter, Dorothy, attend-
be out of o u r province, but the
a family re-union w ith 35
recording of an interesting im members of the Rowley family.
pression may he perm itted. This is The affair was held a t the home
of a ra th e r large q uality of hon of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hans-
esty, of which the paying of -cram near Eagle Point. A pot
debts- in teg rity tow ard your fel l u c k dinner, served cafeteria-
low man is only a small part. style, was enjoyed. It had been
It is an intangible thing to be several years since all had been
felt ra th e r th an described un together. Pictures w ere taken
doubtedly a part of Lincoln's i of the various family groups,
genius. From th eir early years, j The Rowley’s returned Sunday
th e p o sse sso rs of this rare qual- evening
Ity busy themselves w ith g reat Local N ew s Item s
deliberateness ; w ith
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Mrs.
tion for th eir job in life, and
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granddaughter, Diane N orton, of
though am bition as such in them
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<. neve, apparent, .h e ir • drive"
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Is felt. Each mile-post finds them n , i . n,
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ready a n d Ingually where they
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} visited her two sisters, Mrs Olive
should b»\ We have met a very „ . ,
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few of these uncommon people in X
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EAdorV
o u r wanderings. S u re -fio tJd on 1 2 1 ' °L
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th e path of life, they keep th e ir ,
" a te r ur
d ates with destiny.
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Em phasis on the W est—
' Tom I’inccunelli, of F ort Dick,
The annual m eeting of the Na- a *crn Pk'ktr, was severaely in-
tional Council of S ta te Garden Ju red Sunday afternoon, on his
Clubs, held at Tucson, Ariz., last way to Sm ith River, when he
week, c a rrie r as its m ajor con- ' nsf con’rol of his jeep w hile
aervation topics, the problems ,r >'*ng to pass several cars on
of the west in conservation, g a r llwy. 101. His jeep overturned
den development and civic beau and landed in the ditch near Wm.
tification. There is much com Mclndoe home. He was rushed
m ent in cu rren t periodicals on to Seaside hospital by Roeder am
the am azing increase of popula bulance.
tion of Oregon (the latest a u -| Wort! has been received here
th o ritativ e report gives Oregon by friends, telling of the m ar-
b e tte r than 49G increase high- j riage of Jay H art and Miss J o
«‘st am ong the sta te s). In view st*tte Win DeSlyke at Brussels.
of this, the program com m ittee Belgium, on Oct. 9. Mr. H art is
of Azalea Garden Club, who gav a form er resident of this area,
us S en ato r W illiam W alsh, who and was employed as m ilk te ste r
spoke on highway problems f r o m j,o r Del N orte D airym en’s as-
th e viewpoint of aesthetic value i ”«xtiation.
as well as that of public safety,
Mrs. M. D. Cochell and two
economic and social benefits to b« sons left Monday for th e ir home
derived from an adequate high it Salem, going by bus to G rants
w ay system, should be c o n g ra t Pass, w here she took the tarin,
u lated on the tim eliness of their tollowing a week's visit here w ith
schedule.
her father, Rev. E. C. Hicks, and
Garden Club N otes ■ -
sister, Mrs. R. D. Rowley.
The financial com m ittee asks
Mrs. I-.Ila P laisted who has
th a t you set aside some of the been seriously ill at her home
t v
ÎaÛ % ian tmsaleUto KbT h e i d e t th e , w U ' ’¡ o ''. e d w l * ^ '
N o v em b e r m e etin g of th e club.
N ice to see so m any club m em
bers from the Brookings-H arbobr
a re a at the tea and Mower show
of the Sm ith R iver W om ans
club.
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o f her / J r
v í ÍSu gU<?
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Mn5’ A(ia H ursh-
and daughter, Mrs. Edna Ross, at I
the variety store this week
r h e various schools of the
county are enjoying a w eek’s
Classified Atls Get Results!
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Ralph A. Young
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Fam» Tractor
W ork
Landscaping
Leveling
Row’ Making
•t-’ k for un estim ate
Box 61
Brookings
to D elta Rebekah lodge, Cres-I Sum m er school at Corvallis, one!
cent City, to a m eeting and a for the outstanding boy 4-H club
p arty on Nov. 9; a b azaar on m em ber in this a re a and the
Dec. 18 and a series of card I o th e r for the o u tstanding girl
M r- and Mrs. Cn
parties during the w in ter months. in this area.
a re enjoying a visit
Mina C hristensen was in charge
As the contributions of the Mrn; ' nr h W,and
of the Good of the O rder and Chetco G range to the county hos Mrs. Charles Parker w
she presented a fashion revue to pital building f u n d . $50 was <rr of Compton, Cahl
end all fashion shows w ith h e r voted by m em bers. It w as a n Charles Waldien of ft-,
self, E thel Frazier, Zama Musser, nounced th a t the first N ovem vistm g a, the W rtfa“
Pauline T ygart, Agnes D arger, ber m eeting wmuld be election
Mr. and Mrs. Mariot.
Ethel Olsen and R ita Tierce as of officers for 1949.
Of Paradise, Calif.,
models; Adelia H assett was a n
County D eputy F red Adams the latter pan of the
nouncer and Madge Moore the gave an in teresting ta lk on Sen enjoy ing a visit with
musician. R efreshm ents of sand a te Bill No. 99, which w as re in-law^ and daughter, Ml
wiches and coffee w ere serve«! ferred to the people by th e leg Mrs. (, p. Christensen as
by Ellen Johnson, D orothy Sim p islature. It is the Idaho Pow er dy. Thny particularly
son, Mildred K essler and Adelia Bill and is being opposed by the becoming acquainted r.yj
H assett.
Grange.
new daugnter, Carole Sa
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Mr. Adams is in a good position w ith her mother,
to know w hat he is ta lk in g about come from the Seaside j
as he is a m em ber of the legis last Saturday.
la tu re which considered this bill
Two cars, one barters
and he consistently voted against the curb at the Nook cl
it both tim es it w as before th a t Wednesday morning. Lifj,
group.
age was done but the
The second O ctober m eeting of
M embers of Chetco G range c a r carried people headed
Chetco G range w as held at the voted th e ir endorsem ent of the funeral, and they were
G range hall, F riday evening. The fight against the bill. Pom ona angry.
visitors for the evening were M aster Phipps also spoke on the
Members of the local!
County D eputy F red Adams and bill, and said th a t w ith the back
group are selling tickets i
Mrs. Adams, C u r r y Pomona ing of C urry County G ranges, the
dance being given by the I
M aster O rville Phipps and Mrs. Pomona G range would sponsor
this Saturday evening
Phipps, and Mrs. Vivian Johnson, publicity in th e county before
ceeds above actual expen
all m em bers of O phir Grange.
the N ovem ber elections.
go to their club. This is a
It was decided th a t the dance
Following th e m eeting, a social worth sponsoring, so ever
the G range is giving to raise hour of dancing w as enjoyed, urged to buy a ticket
money for teen agers, or Youth w ith refreshm ents of doughnuts or not they plan to atte
Group, will be given S aturday and coffee served by Mr. and youth deserve this bs
evening. It is hoped th a t th? Mrs. J. S. Clendenin and Mr.
Twm workmen, painters
com m unity will patronize this and Mrs. John K inney.
Chetco bridge, were in.iun
dance as the money is needed to
day when the scaffolda
c a rry on the activities of the
The
drivers
licence
ex
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n
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The extent of injuries
group.
will be a t the G range hall this been learned, although bo
The G range voted to sponsor T hursday (today) from 9 to 1. rushed to Crescent City
two 4-H scholarships to the ’49
T ry Pilot Classifieds for sales! bulance for medical atte«
Local News
Grange Dance W ill
Help Youth Center;
Fred Adams Talks
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JHVRSDAY. OerriRn,
each« rs from Mendocino, Hom-
J boldt and Del N orte counties.
Rebekahs Plans For
The Coming Winter
Re u ta r m eeting of Topaz Re
• *ige was held Tuesday
’■ Oct. 12. Plans for sev-
eral fall and w inter activitie
include a Hal-
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an invitation
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