PAGE SIX
Thursday, June 16, 1949
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Th? World’s Best Climate
other daughter who is in a hos
has not been helped any.
People have been patronizing pital, the group visited former
the beaches and rivers up a few Dayton friends. Mrs. Bienz is the
of the valleys to escape the tor first grade teacher in the Day
ton school, and Joy Gott and Vir
turous heat.
SEASIDE The week of June 19-26 in Seaside will be set aside’
ginia Akers were her former pu
for the annual Lewis and Clark celebration. Many events are sched-1
Smith River, and all spots back pils at Dayton.
away from the coast line are re- :
uled to provide a full calendar for every day in the week. The peak
Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan re
ported undergoing terrific heat.
attraction of the week is the huge historical pageant-spectacle, “End
turned
home last Friday from a
Grants Pass, Medford and‘that
of the Lewis and Clark Trail." to be presented on the evenings of
trip of several days to Coquille,
section report 100 recordings.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 23, 24 and 25 at city park.
Coos Bay, Eugene and Salem.
Pete Lesmeister told the Pilot
iry t^iiot class ads today!
Over 400 local people are cast
that the game. Sunday afternoon
in the various scenes and are
at Rogue River, lasted for three
being rehearsed daily by a pro-
hours in such heat. That heat and
fessional director.
the seventh inning almost ex
Elaborate staging, scenery and
Presence of.hot weather in this hausted Brookings.
costumes will provide a spectaular
area
brought along low humidity
background for this 90-minute
and
increased
firn danger, espe
ent rtainment feature. The page
EVIS EXAMINED
LENSES*GROUND
NEW YORK. June 13 With an ci ally in the woods.
ant deals with Seaside history
covering two eras; first, the days attendance of over 20,000 Rotar-
About 11 a. m. Saturday, Swan
Mrs. Oscar Dower and her two
of Lewis and ('lark Exposition, •ans and members of their fam- I umber Co. was forced to close younger daughters, Miss Kay and
5 3 0
pTOjroo
and how that exposition came to i’!es from more than 50 countries its sawmill north of town by the Mrs. Fred Bienz, of Day ton were
SATURDAYS
Seaside to replenish their sup- of Europe. Asia, Africa and North forest service, when the humidity over night visitors last Wednes
1 . .. 4 ri
tóo
plics, and from that point begin and South America, the 40th an- dropped to 18. Until the time this day at the Sam Gott home. En
their return trip to the east; sec- n u a I Rotary International con- paper goes to press, the situation route to California to visit an
ond, the
development of vened here today.
Opening t h e convention pro
S' ■>< M • and the n<'arbv area, eon
tainirg stories of early citizens gram, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale,
pastor of New York’s Marble Col
and outstanding events
legiate church, declared that the Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In CRESCENT
CITY, CALIFORNIA:
side’s growth.
real need of the world today ;s A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
Other events planned for
week include street dances, beard a great resurgence of the simple
and costume judging, games and practice of the techniques of merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping.
races, a gold tournament, a “kan Christianity. He said that posi
garoo court,” and a night enter tive thinking and the overcoming
tainment feature called the “Gul- of tension are two primary ele
:
ments in the art of successful liv
II
Sunday. June 26, will feature ing today. A concert by Fred
& ELECTRIC CO.
the annual Lewis 8- Clark histori- Waring and the Pennsylvanians
Pardae awards are ! completed the evening program.
Texaco Service
open to competition from all out Sunday.
“Here To Serve You
Silverware
Tires and Tubes
lying communities. Organizations
Keynote of this 5-day gathering
Flatware
and clubs in this area desiring to of business and professional ex
Sherwin-Williams
Kaiser-Frazer Dealer
compete for these awards are in- ecutives, representing 6.800 Ro
Hollowware
vited to write or telephone the tary clubs throughout 81 coun
Ph. 91
Crescent City ।
Seas;d«> Chamber of Commerce tries. will be the internationalitv
Paints
DIRELYTE
for details.
of the Rotary organization. All
A “Miss Seaside" contest is now through the convention program,
under way. “Miss Seaside" and emphasis will be given to the
her court of honor of eight prin opportunities which Rotarians
Housewares
cesses will be featured in the have in all parts of the world to
pageant, and “Miss Seaside will assist in the achievement of one
Floyd Mulligan
also bo hostess queen for the Miss of the principal goals of Rotary
829 SECOND
Or eg o n pageant scheduled in International
the advancement
Repair & Installation
of international understanding,
contestants are attached to the good will and peace.
304 “II” STREET
Supplies and Appliances
general admission tickets for the
The Rotary convention pro
e
pageant, and provide an oppor gram includes addresses by out
Ph. 1581
tunity for purchasers of the tic standing speakers, discussion for
kets to vote for their favorite ums, the enactment of legislation,
candidate.
('lection of officers, and special
CRESCENT CITY
The Seaside Chamber of Com entertainment features. Rotarians
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in e e t
vocational
Clark Festival is the most am groups to study the problems of
& ELECTRIC CO.
Visit our record dept
bitious program ever attempted their various businesses and pro
“The Family Store”
here, and states that the pageant fessions throughout the world.
Compelte
Radio
Sales
I Complete line of hard
alone is of such outstanding merit
Drygoods and Furnish
Among speakers scheduled to
and
Service
j
ware and electrical fix
.address the convention are Tryg
ings, Apparel for the
ve Lio, secretary-general of the
Ph. 1512 810 3rd St i turcs and appliances.
The Gul loots. Seaside’s fun or United Nationals; Dr. Arthur H.
entire family
ganization,
uniforms art Compton, Nobel prize scientist
PHONE
143
patterned after those of the Lewis and chancellor of Washington
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University; Dr. Elbert K. Fret-
ling from town to town in this well. chief scout of the Boy Scouts
CRESCENT CITY
area, boosting the week-long fes of America; Madeleine Carroll,
tival. They are frequently accom-i star of stage and screen; Joe R.
panied by their companion-organ-1 Hanley, lieutenant governor of
ization. the Gullettes. In addition New York; Mayor Wm. O’Dwyer,
Household Appliances,
Legging and Mill Sup
to
t he
of New York; William L. Batt,
Sheet Metal, Plumbing
(’lark and their explorers in th«' president of SKF industries; Dan
plies, Power Chain
pageant, they are planning to run i A Kimball, assistant seerptarv of
and
heating
supplies.
saws, wire rope.
an old fashioned dance hall the the navy for
and
2nd & Market Streets
last three nights of the festival Lowell Thomas, noted author and
851 FOURTH STREET
900 4th St
Pho. 631
at Seaside Bungalow.
news commentator. Principal
convention addresses also will be
Reach 5000 prospective costo made by Rotarians from Austra
Carrell’s-Hedrick
mers through Pilot C1 p « s Ate.
lia, England. Honduras. South
Seaside Plans Gigantic Pageant
June 19-26, Observing L. & C. Journey
Rhodesia and the U. S. A.
One of the highlights of the!
convention program will be the
regular w e e k 1 y broadcast of
“America’s Town Meeting of the
Air’’ on Tuesday, which originat
ed from the stage of Rotary con
vention at Madison Square Gar
den and was broadcast over 264
stations of ABC network.
Fire Danger Rises
Rotary Convention
With Low Humidity
; Began Monday At
New York City
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