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PAGE FOUR The World’s Best Climat Bond Question Up Before P.-T. A. At Smith River Mee* SMITH RIVER — The regular monthly meeting of P.-T. A. was held at the community hall, Mon day evening, with a pot luck sup per served at 7. It was attended by parents, friends and children. A business meeting followed the supper, with Warren Engdahl in Thursday, May 19, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON Miss Jean Alva Brown, book keep at Co-operative Creamery, is spending her vacation visiting friends in Redlands. Assisting at the creamery in her absence is Mrs. Yvonne Sarina. Mrs. Lizzie Mclndoe of Grid- ley, Calif., is house guest of her niece and husband, while visiting her many relatives and friends here and in Crescent City. She visits her sister, Mrs. E. A. Kam- ber, confined to Seaside hospital with illness. The school bond issue will be held in the cafeteria room at the Smith River school, Friday, May 20, from 2 to 7 p. m. Elementary and high school trustees election will be held at the same time. All voters are requestsed to turn out and vote. The program opened with the singing of America. Boys of the second and third grades, under direction of their teacher, Mrs. Una Rowley, who have been in the study of transportation, had on display various modes of trans portai ion. Prizes were awarded by Mrs. Mary Ostrom to pupils in the pos For the past week, ending on ter making contest, advertising Sunday : Max. Min. Rain the supper. In the upper room May 9 .... .......... 61 50 .... awards went to Evelyn Samuel T 50 son, 1st; Gordon Broadbrant, 2nd May 10 .... ........... 56 May 11 ..... ........... 60 50 .... and Patty Naill, third. .... 51 In the intermediate room Kay May 12 ..... May 13 .... .......... 60 52 .... West brook took first, Myrtle Rich 51 .03 59 ards second and Mary Rodgers May 14 .... May 15 ...... ........ 70 50 third. Palmer Westbrook, president of Total rain for week Smith River school board, ad dressed the group regarding the $62,904. bond election to be voted on May 20, for erection of addi-l lion to the present school. Guestss for the evening were- To represent Brookings Club, Horace Taylor. YMCA executive No. 6623, at the district conven and Mrs. Taylor, and Mr. and | tion, at Spokane, Henry Kerr left Mrs. John Argo all of Eureka. last Friday for Tacoma, from Mr. Taylor showed movies of he took the train to the YMCA camp Raven Cliff, held where Inland Empire city. The conven on Eel river, where boys 8 to 16 tion began Sunday and continued may enroll for summer camp. until Wednesday. The pictures wen4 enjoyed. As once before in the past since Smith River Local News the division of old district No. Mrs. Mary Anthony and sister, 101, a joint convention has been Mrs. Ella Plaisted, enjoyed a vis held at Spokane. Oregon and a it with ther cousin and her hus portion Washington! band, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sporup are now of in Southwest District No. 103, to I of Fortuna, who spent Sunday visiting relatives. '1'he Sporups, be re-numbered this year, duel in company with their cousins. to international growth of Rotary. ¡ International convention will visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thomp be held in June at New’ York son and Mrs. Lama Vincent at City. It was held last year at Harbor. Mr. Thompson and Mr. Rio deJaneiro, Brazil. Sporup are old-time friends. Mrs. Emma Cooper celebrated her 83rd birthday at her home Saturday. She is recovering Irom Miss Shirley Oliver of Port an attack of flu which has con-1 fined her to bed for several days. land enjoyed a weeks visit with Friends called at the Coojter res her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger idenci4 and extended congratula Oliver. On her return last Fri day she was accompanied by her tions to this pioneer lady. Mrs. Josephine Frame has re- I mother who will visit in Portland turned to the home of her sister, several weeks. Mrs. Emma Cooper after spend-1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payne and ing a week visiting relatives and O. W. Miller spent the week-end friends in Crescent City. She at-! at Cave Junction visiting Mr. and tended the golden wedding rerep- ! lion for Mr. and Mrs. John Childs a visitor in southern Curry coun on Sunday, May 8. Mrs. James Roonev who under■ ty the first of the we. k. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Angel of went maior Stockton ari' visiting Mr. An is convah hospital. Em gel’s brother-in-law and sister, at th<4 home of Mr. and Mi Frnest at Eureka, follow Mr. and Mrs. Curt Waldien and ing het release from the hospital. ank Moore is employed In Monda and Mrs. Sy Payne to com Mrs. John Usse Mr. and ; the carpentering on 1 heir of Eureka spent three children < v calling on their many hmm in the Upper Chetco Mr and Mrs. Elmer Hanscam . here. The Usservs a timed home Sunday. Mrs. dents of Smith River. liier Weather Report Local Rotarian At District Convention LOCAL NEWS Hanscam is recuperating from an operation on her eye. She is hav ing a much easier time than w’hen the same operation was per formed on the other eye. Free balloons for the kids un der 12. Brookings Shoe Service. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sandbo at tended the monthly meeting of Coos-Curry Electric Co-operative at Coquille, Saturday. They re turned home by way of Roseburg and Grants Pass, and report the weather was perfect on the entire journey. Mrs. Leonard Smith and young son left Sunday for Chemult to make4 their home this summer.. Mr. Smith came for them. Mr. and Mrs. D W. Garrett re turned to their home at Medford Wednesday after enjoying a few w’eeks at Harbor. A large crowd attended the re ception for Mr. and Mrs. Ben McNeil (Barbara Stoller) at the Grange hall Thursday evening. The honored couple were given many nice presents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thomas of Butte Falls, spent the week-end visiting the Ed Hoar family and his brothei’, Carl Thomas and family of Smith River. Other vis itors at the Hoar home were Wes ley Driskoll and family of Cen tral Point. The Driskolls spent the week-end on the Rogue. . FREE! FREE! Balloons for the little kids at Brookings Shoe Service. Mrs. Norris Kemp, physical ed ucation teacher at the high school has directed the May Pole danc ers. and the music program is under direction of Mrs. Lloyd Morris, w'ho has been engaged to teach next year. She is also president of the P.-T. A. group. Official Oregon State photog rapher was in this area early this week, taking pictures for adver tising purposes. He had been tak ing pictures all along Highway! 101 en route here. Troop 32. Boy Scouts are en joying a week’s camporee on the Rogue river, several miles up stream from Gold Beach. Lockland and Mrs. Aho, home I demonstration agent, took the! members to each girl’s house to inspect their flower beds. We found the gardens much improved since our. last tour. We found so many flowers in bloom: roses, tulips, pansies and quite a num ber of rare specimens. after the tour we went to thej beach and had a party, a weiner I roast and other good things to eat. After lunch we went wading, in the ocean. We then visited Mrs. Swan’s, beautiful flowers and landscaped yard, which was quite a treat. We wish to thank our leaders and Mrs. Zumofe for making this C' It io* party a success. We are preparing our exhibits for the flow’er show. Tins is our last meeting until further notice, as our leader is going on her va cation. - Joanne Clendenin, re porter. «nü For All-Summer Wear L 3 EACH FOR $279 COOL • COMFORTABLE ECONOMICAL Be RIGHT for a comfortable summer with a trio of the»e smart T Shirts in the top drawer! The colors are "solid" in more ways than one! They're long-wearing, full cut, easy to launder, and the price ¡»«right! Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only! 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