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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1949)
/»AGE EIGHT BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON 'Hie World’s Best ClimaU THURSDAY, JUNE 23, I949 • Earl Littrel, who was president of the Coos Bay club at the time organization work was carried on here, told of how the Coos Bay club bragged to the outside world about the Brookings club, point ing with pride to local achieve ments. Visitors from Brighton, Colo., Concord, Calif., and San Diego, Calif., sat in on the affair, and left with the statement that they never before had had the same amount of fun in one evening. hosts to all visiting delegates, Reekman who will be home for । ; Have your friends attend the from the State Federation of Gar- t the 1“ summer ------ ' .............. from the University Lily Festival Parade this year. den Clubs, the State Forestry, to of Oregon, and little Vicki Bar- all other organizations and indi- ton who will remain here with vidual personages whose efforts relatives for a month. On their have helped to bring this about arrival home, they found that as well as to the speakers and Mrs. Reekman’s brother and sis At the second annual birthday their families. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrsi Emer party of Brookings Rotary club, That good organizer of ours, son Pratt and two children of held Tuesday evening instead of Lillian Weideman, is in charge of Steilacoom, Wash., had arrived noon, was given over to Coos Bay- pot luck picnic arrangements at for an overnight visit, leaving on North Bond club, sponsors of the the grove. The time set for this is Monday for Ashland. local group. Five members of the one o’clock, at the Grove. Sat Coos Bay club were present to urday. The Lily Blossom Time bring the program. committee and chamber of com-1 Going on the assumption tha- merce will serve all coffee at the democracy is always safe as long grove and will include in this ? Í .A.vin''“ as the people of the democracy service the needs of the com- The local Greyhound bus depot have a sense o humor, Gene Gray munity who come to the grove will be open these hours: read a paper written by Ralph T. equipped with their owm pot luck Moore, on the topic of “Humor.” At the regular meeting of To picnic baskets. A special invita 7:00 a. m. to 5:15 p. m Prefacing th» paper was an paz Rebekah lodge held last Tues tion to the queen and her court explanation of the types of hu day evening, the following offi has been s/ent by our club pres 6:45 p. m. to 8:00 p. m mor, and the occasions each can cers were elected for the six ident, Mrs. Erma Rice. Every Day Except Sunday be used effectively. No walk of life months beginning July 1: Note to garden club members Closed all day, Sunday escai>ed in this fun-program, as Noble Grand Rita Tierce. from Lillian Weideman: We do butcher, baker and candlestick Vice-Grand Dora VonSeidletz. not know how many guests we’ll Martha Steen maker came in for his share of Recording Secretary — Adelia have so bring some extra cutlery Local Greyhound Agent thn stories. Hassett. and take this into account while Treasurer—Verna Mendenhall. organizing the contents of your I Installation will be held at the picnic basket. first meeting in July. Note from Mrs. Howard James, A float for the Lily Blossom Mrs. Rose Hubbard and Mrs. Ray NORINE HARVEY For Sale: hay ready to cut; parade was discussed. Dorothy Struebing in charge of the Lily frying ducks and green goslings. Simpson was appointed chairman Blossom float for the parade on accredited teacher Agnes White, north end of Chet- of the committee and her assist July 4 for the garden club: “We ants will be May Dixon, Ethel are proceeding in secret but still co bridge. of Frazier, Beryl Bollinger. Merce proceeding.” Those who can help For Sale: wood range, 30-gal- des Phillips and Nellie Bush. and keep our secret are most gas water heater, single bed, mat They will work with a com welcome. tress and springs. A-l condition. mittee from the Odd Fellows on Thought For The Day August Johnson, back of Brook a float to represent both orders. The duty of flowers — to min ing Market. 2* ister delight, whisper hope, and Following the meeting a social Studio Building comfort man. hour was enjoyed with refresh Bargain Fares—round trip, fam FOR RENT: 9-room, 2-b a t h ments of strawberry' short cake Brookings, Ore. ily plan, and joint fares discounts house; 5-room and bath, house. and coffee, served by Zama Mus ask for details. Call Southwest Inquire Mrs. Barnes. 4 miles so. ser, Mabel Struebing, Beth Si Airways, 2771, Crescent City. of Harbor on Hwy 101 17-2* mon and Ina DeMoss. Mrs. I owed Marsh and son left for Alaska Sunday after visiting For Sale: Model A. parts, in- friends and relatives in this area c'uding good ’29 tudor body. Don for several days. Carter, at Swan's planer, or leave The spotlight that will be on By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING word at Texaco Sevrice station, Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter VÉAH-iT was the Brookings and Harbor area A u O iämt them Brookings. 17-3* SERVICED / WASH Y i TAM« MV MUlt MO I in the» next few* weeks seems to are spending a couple of weeks tmirp _y PAVUT \ A4 TMK DOWN while Mr. Baxter is putting new i voua PAVMINT«- BROOKINS* be getting stronger and brighter I HO mo R For Sale: '36 V-R roofs on the cabins of their auto V-8 transmission, ’35 pickup bed, as we come into Lily Blossom courts, and doing other repairs. ICO EVER 4 16-irch tir^s tutw 'd wheels Time in this year of 1949. The ^TA ll S/T WART'J ¡ richt ... one or all. Lyle B. Dill, west of excellent job of publicity done Mrs. E. H. Reekman and Miss . Y \*0 OATS- Chambers Fir Courts, Harbor, jointly by Dewey Akers and by Adrienne Zook made a trip to Ore. 17-4* Ralph Vincent promises much. Klamath Falls over the week-end Commander Scott will be on the to visit Mr. and Mrs. William For Sale: cook stove with cop air this coming Sunday morning. Barton and to become acquainted per coils and water tank. A-l It is expected that he will “focus” with their new son. Raymond condition. Box 101 or call at Har on this area during his program, Ross. When they returned, they bor Bulb Farms, on Pedrioli Dr., and will mention our Lily Blos were accompanied by C a r r o 11 I larltor. 17-2 som Time, ahead. The opening day of Lily Blos Free, for cutting. 3 acres of som Time is of special interest volunteer hay: also, for sale, 3 to the Azalea Garden club mem acres vetch. Make offer, except bers because this day, Saturday, Saturday. Jacobs, Easy St. and July 2. carries the program of Hwy. 101 * the dedication ceremonies of Loeb State Park. This dedication will be the result of state-wide effoit combined with those of the Ore gon Federation of Garden Clubs (including our own). And because this concentration of effort re flects credit to us here and must I m ' considered of great commun By Local People ity benefit, it is expected that the community will be well REASONABLE RATES entire represented at this opening event of Lily Blossom Time. The time Between 2:30 and 3:00 p. m. at Loeb State Park about seven P. O. Box 424, Brookings miles up the banks of the Chetco - Starting July 1st - river the north bank road. Azalea Garden Club will be the Mirth Marks 2nd Rotary Birthday Party, Tuesday Rebekahs Name Officers, Tuesday Classified Ad local News Items Wart, the Speed Cop............ Along Azalea Row Gravel Pickup Service MASON JIM SMITH SAND TO BOULDERS We Have it! ; LET US STEAM-CLEAN YOUR CAR —TRUCK, OR TRACTOR! WORK GUARANTEED! IRA BROWN At Texaco Service Station Brookings ■ Brookings Und & Brookings Personalized Laundry CALL PHONE 262 FOR QUICK SERVICE! 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