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PAGE FOUR The World’s Best Climat»* BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949 director of the post war re-ad NEW HOSPITAL COTTAGES test is to be staged for Curry ' Sr. left for Portland Mondar justment commission in his past Construction of 12 motor courts county, at Langlois. Brookings where Mrs. Hanscam is scheduled monthly report to Gov. McKay. to house state employees at the will be represented by the one- to undergo eye surgery Wednes Kelly also reports there arc state hospital farm near Salem act play, “Triflin.” day morning. | $72,000,000 of new projects an was approved this week by the The seniors report an enjoyable Dave Putnam, region director nounced, with millions more to state board of control. “skip” day, with good weather comp during the year. The cost of the project was es on the other side of Eureka. Mrs. for Oregon Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America, was here on Portland has announced $21,- timated to be $35,000 with some Byrne and Arthur Guth Tuesday from Coos Bay. A dis 501,386; Sale, $3,721,992; Albany, materials salvaged from the Mildred rie chaperoned' the group. trict meeting was held at Gold $753,126; Eugene $464,000. wrecking of an old ward building. Beach that evening. COMPLETING Also approved was a proposal LEGISLATIVE CHORE Rummage sale planned for Fri to advertise for bids on the con Approximately 60 house and struction of a superintendent’s day, May 27 by the American Le STATE-OWNED CARS senate bills passed by the legis- residence at the Oregon boys vo Cases disposed ofatA. E.Sand- gion Auxiliary of Brookings for MARKED lature during the closing hours cational school at Woodburn. The bo’s justice of the peace court the purpose of sending two junior No more joy rides for state of were signed Saturday by Senate during the past week include: high school girls to Girls State. ficials o r employees in state- President Wm. E. Walsh and by cost is estimated at $16,500. James T. Smith & son, versus This is an annual event and only owned cars, says the state board Speaker of the house Frank Van Fleming A. Waters, judgment junior girls are eligible. Girls will of control. . Dyke. President Walsh became for checks written without suf be chosen later this month. The The joint ways and means com governor pro tempore Sunday as ficient funds. place of the sale will be re mittee of the late legislature re Gov. McKay left the state on his We meet at the home of Mrs. I W. D. Caparoon for having an vealed later. quested the board to see that way to Bellingham, Wash., to Dorothy Locqland. Alice Jones’ each car was distinctly marked attend a meeting of the Pacific opens the meeting by giving the over-w’eight load on truck. James A. Zook, overweight on and any exceptions be approved 4JH pledge. Then we discuss our truck. Northwest Trade association. He by the board; that low priced cars addressed that association ban gardens to see if we were going John G. Hastings, overweight be purchased so far as possible quet to have any flowers to enter the on truck. Monday night. Walsh and and exceptions be approved by Azalea Eestival flower show. Sale On F. Boyce, overweight on a the board; that each state depart Van Dyke left for Sacramento Maxine Moore served refresh- log truck, Wednesday to attend a meeting ment be responsible for the use ments, and then w*e closed our I. w. Shaffer, over weight on of cars under its control and that of the Interstate Affairs commis meeting.,—JoAnn Clendenin, re truck. sion. President and Mrs. Walsh no car be used for pesonal busi porter. International Events vs. Thor i You save $1 on each gal ness or pleasure. These recom and son will re-establish their temporary residence i n Salem V. Ask. dispute over claim. mendations were adopted by the I I next month. President Whlsh Jack David Spitzer, no fishing the board. Others suggested but license. must devote much time to the PLUMBING not adopted were the establish interim committees meet Friday, May 20, at 8 p. m. the Harold Lloyd Bales, no fishing ment of car pools for employees; many Brookings, Oregon ing in the capitol and will be high school wall "put on” its first license. that cars he painted a special governor pro tempore during a annual “ pie feed ” for benefit of James W. Case, no vehicle li color and that officials and em lot of the month of June when & ployees be prohibited from stor Gov. McKay will be attending to the student body, with money to ccnse- be used to defray the expenses ing cars at their homes. state business at meetings in the of the student body for the base NORINE HARVEY Local News Items FAIR WEATHER TIMES eastern states. ball program. This is being done sonce there is no admission to "Thirty thousand unemployed ASTORIA HOSPITAL Ben Kerns is attending West accredited teacher any of the home games. were back on the payrolls on PASSED VP inghouse electric service school There will be skits by high at Portland this week and will April 1. "Not interested,” said the state of school students, and in addition attend to other business at the “Seasonal decline in unemploy board of control when the matter ment has ceased and the spring came up of accepting the Astoria "specialty numbers” will be giv same time. His wife accompanied recovery is now developing. naval hospital for free to be used en by Bradley Page and Bob Per him and is enjoying visit with "Resumption of activities in «as a hospital or for educational kins. In addition there will be relatives in the Willamette valley. logging and lumbering is taking purposes. The same offer was all the pie you "should” eat— Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Turley place. made to the legislature but that this is guaranteeed. who spent the past couple of Studio Building Friday the Bruins basebabll months in the midwest on a lily "Heavy inventories in consum body pigeon-holed t h e proffer. team will play Ophir at Ophir, er goods, particularly household The Baptist youth institute has selling trip, returned home laie Brookings, Ore, commidities, is resulting in sell made a request for the property and Next Monday, Port Orford. last week. This Friday, also, the play con- ing campaigns to attract buyers and buildings to be used as a Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hanscam and lower their sales resistance,” boarding school for crippled and says John W. Kelly, executive dependent i children. Justice Court "Flower Girls" Stock Reduction KEM-TONE J. J. Gallagher School Notes PIANO - THE GENERAL ELECTRIC AWAUTOIfMlC WASHER DRESSES OF ALL KINDS FOR DRESS — FOR PLAY — FOR TRAVEL REASONABLY PRICED!!! SWEATERS BY GANTNER OF CALIFORNIA Coat Style, slip over and Cardigan, Wool or Nylon_ Priced WASHES with . Acüystor' acticn J RINSES to ! sweet-smelling | cleanliness ¡ DAMPDRIES ready for ironing Lovely Blouses—a new shipment! Handkerchiefs—individual or boxed! Aprons—Wonderful nelertinn! Stationery Potted^frican VIOLETS SxlqZ&O COSTUME JEWELRY Here—in the GE All- Automatic— is every thing you’ve always wanted in an automatic washer, You set the controls — the washer does nil the work. 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