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PAGE TWO The World’s Best Climate BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT is but a gesture on the part of the local club to that club in a Entered as second-clast matter, at the postoffloe at Brookings, Ore., land laid waste by war. However, its example may have some ef March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879. fect upon other future relations. DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher In The Mai!-bcx: Editor, Pilot: I am in receipt National Advertising Representative NEWSPAPER Al^ERTI&lNC • ol th« SERVICE. fWC \ National Editorial AssociohoN Serving America • Advertisers and^the Heme Town Newepapers 188 W Randolph —Chicago I. III. • OFFICBI IA TI o n • Holbroo* San Francisco. Col . FIONAL €D1TORIAL_ ASSOCIATION : ■ ! Subscription Rate: Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon ner Year, outside Curry County....... IT SEEMS TO ME $2.50 $3.00 of a letter from the Ladies Aux iliary, V. F. W., of Brookings, also your editorial and clippings of the comment of the same, made by one of the members of the local Auxiliary, who is an officer. An individual may, of course, make any comment she so de sires, but not in the name of the organization, nor may she use the title of any office she holds. She cannot express the opinion of the Auxiliary because we, as an organization, do not make comment on any article that may be published. I regret that this has happen ed and hope that it can be recti fied without any further embar rassment to you or the local Aux iliary. Loyally yours, Dorothy H. Hill, department president, Aux iliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Springfield, Ore. peace and there is but little good will toward mankind by the re mainder of mankind. The world today is full of distrust, full of hate, and greed. Christ, by his appearance on earth, set up a way of life, if practiced, would answer all the present-day problems. However, evolution of the ages has altered the picture. We, in this country, trying to bring about a peace on George D. Asdel, founder and earth, are faced with elements owner of Oregon Coast Berry of hate coming from the Com Co., of Port Orford, was last munistic country of Russia, whose Thursday visitor in this area, in sole aim is to keep the world di interest of interesting local peo vided. This Christmas, then, is ple in the culture of blueberries. pretty much of a mockery. With him, Mr. Asdel had many Cone seem to be t h e simple specimens of his plants, which he phrases of the golden rule. World claims have been propagated in poieers no longer put any faith ¿i scientific way, through the co one in another. Therefore, some ( operation of horticulturists of the sort of a r^-df'dication must be State ; College of Washington. aecom phshed to bring about the < original meaning of Christmas. I :a Recent Christmases have not been joyous since the war took so many of our boys away from home. Developments following the return of these boys have not given impetus to return of peace Strictly modern in any part of the world. The Rotary club, through Rob mile north of town, Westerbeck, has sent food for a Christmas dinner to the Rotary Club at Amsterdam, Holland. It Blueberry Culture Profitable Business ¡ heli By Dewey We are approaching another Christmas the time we are to observe that diety who gave us a code of ethics by which to live and enjoy life. To many people Hie significance of Christmas is lost entirely. It has entirely a different meaning, opposite from which was intended. I he ent in world today his no Brookings Trailer Camp $5, wk.z $20, mo THURSDAY, DECE MBER 16. 1948 These berries, he pointed out, are more marketable than most any other kind of berry, for the reason they are not so perishable and may be shipped greater dis tances since they are liss sus ceptible to bruising and decay. Beginning soon, Mr. Asdel has promised the Pilot a series of articles telling of the culture of this plant, which, he says, may mean profit to most all people having any land at all. 10 a. m. At 8:00 p. m. the first in a series of Rebekah Social cluo card parties will be held. Adn%> sion, 50c. acTc & NORINE HARVEY* accredited teacher •of PIANO Local News Items i Tickets were printed, and ad vertising is being distributed, tell ing ot the forthcoming Firemen’s annual Christmas bill, to obe en joyed Saturday evening, Dec. 25, V at Harbobrb Grange hall. Further! details will be published later. | Up to and including Dec. 10, f hristmas seal sales for Brook ings, according to Mrs. Goldie Smith, totaled $133.00. Bertha Whirry is local chairman, with the two postmasters handling the distribution. Bazaar and Food Sale! A bazaar and food sale will be held at the I. O. O. F. hall, 18, beginning at ZADA’S BEAUTY SHOP Closed Sunday and Monday Studio Building Brookings, Ore. TOWING! DAY OR NIGHT MEADOWS1 Auto Service Day. 1701; Night 2R2! Crescent City, Calif. BULLDOZING Road Building*, Land Leveling, Clearing! See Al Sarver on Easy St., or write Box 53, Brookings — — I KOELLER CABINET WORKS .Millwork, Furniture Repair and Refinishing, Tile-board Setting, etc. All cabinet work from kiln-dried fir or redwood, or carpenter by day or by contract. We have DRY MYRTLEWOOL LUMBER to build that piece of furniture you have always wanted for your home. Ask us about this service! 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