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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1949)
FAGE EIGHT The World’s Best Climate ' “—TT 3ft 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE othf r organizations working very ed to be present. /Mic*nlzoc/ read’ Want- / A a i ed An a advertisement boy to take care of horses Refreshments of cake and coffee neatly and tidily with the Azalea Garden Club, are doing their best were served by Anna Waldien. to make this dedication notable Emma Waldien, Ethel Olsen and Think of this one: For Sale: Here are a f e w samples of and a show-of-appreciation from Beryl Bollinger following the 25 mens wool suits, $15 — the’^ Who said that?” the entire community that we meeting. The June meeting of Harbor The Pilot, not free from mak- won * ^ast an hour. have fallen heir to such concert Community club was held Friday ing blunders with its typography, An insecticide advertisement in ed state-wide effort as resulted afternoon at the Grange hall with is not alone in this arousing of a Spokane paper said that it was Olson jn charge of the bus in Loeb State Park. unsurpassed in “getting rid of Dick Juelson left last week for mirth for readers. We shall have many distin- iness meeting. aunts. ” “ It is with regret that we learn guished guests from among those Kodiak. Alaska, to return to his ms. Mae Simpson reported for of Mr. Wayne’s recovery from an The absence of the letter ‘g' the float committee, which will who helped our Oregon Federa - work. His wife, the former June automobile accident. ” caused havoc in several headlines Hassett, will remain until after inter a float at Lily Blossom pa tion, Mrs. Welheim in particular “ Frank cape is at the Massa —One of them was “The new rade. Mrs. Simpson will be as bring this w’orthy project to a the Lily Festivan, and she will chusetts General hospital. He is bride can bear 50 tons.” Another bo accompanied by her sister, successful conclusion. Besides sisted by Mrs. Elmer Rapraeger suffering from head injuries and read: “The bartered bride,” in Mrs. Welheim, we are fortunate Ruth, who visit her sister. and other members. Joan and Margaret Byrne were shock from coming in contact stead of “the battered bride.” Twenty-one members and twru in being able to announce that hostessess at a beach r— party, Marshall Dana, world observer, ------------------------------- „, Sun with a live wife.” The substitution of the letter visitors were present. “Having broken both ankles “1” for “d” turned a dull state- and editor of editorial page of day night, at Mill Beach to a Quite a discussion was held in a collision, Mrs. McKnight is I ment into a startling truth: on the traffic problem caused by Oregon Journal, will give the ded- group of friends. recovering under the car of her i “Mrs. Robbins, Woman’s club ication address. the heavy logging and lumber physician. ” With a pot luck picnic at the president, announces that on the trucks roaring across the Chet co “ Fifty guests assembled at the grove at 1 :00 the Azalea Garden 15th of June, the final meeting river bridge and through Harbor, Domestic Forum, and thirty have i will be hell.” mnnv times being across the cen club will be hosts to all guests. For Sale: New Hampshire Red ter line several feet, in the other Lillian Weideman is in charge of n^ns. Charles Stanhurst, Easy been married to the same man for more than 30 years.” arrangements for the picnic, so, Street. traffic lane. * A New Zetland newspaper did A committee of Ruth Bathiany, members will get in touch with NORINE HARVEY her when they arrive at the spot a trick once, when it reported: -r—- For Sale: Fireman’s raincoat, Mabel McVay, and Eunice Wol- — ----------- -............... accredited teacher lam was appointed to see what with their pot-luck baskets. Ex- size 40, and hip boots, size 8; “Mr. X, defective on the police cuds and saucers, or "^’ d about 6 times. $15. Inquire could be done to stop this dan- tra cutlery, cups force ...” In the next issue, the at Pilot. of plates, as well as good things to gerous practice. paper wanted to apologize, and Election of officers resulted in. eat are indicated. Linens, dishes, hammered tray, came up with this: "We are sorry Our Lily Blossom Float jardinieres, Enna Jettick pumps, we made the mistake about Mr. President Bertha Moore. S ’ ^AAA M. M. Morgan, Harbor, X, detective on the police farce.” Above w e have detailed a civic i Vice-president—Erma Rice. Ore. • Secretary and treasurer — Mae project of our state federation Closely allied to this blunder Studio Building Simpson. Installation will be held which has reflected no little cred For Sale: 1/3 h. p. Fairbanks- is the obituary of the “bottle” it to the Azalea Garden club in at the July meeting. Brookings, Ore. Morse deep well electric pump, scarred veteran. The apology w as The recreation hour was under its benefit to our whole commun jet-type. Good condition. Replaced “the battle “scared” veteran. leadership of Mabel McVay, who ity. One of our very special com by bigger unit. A. E. Griffin, 2 conducted guessing games. Re- munity projects is our Garden > miles south of Harbor on Hwy. 1r shments of strawberry short Club float for the parade on July 101. 18-2* cake and coffee were served by 4th. A committee in charge of ____ By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING Grace Edwardson, Viola Hanscam this project is headed by Mr. and For Rent: Furnished or un PLEASE - MOST SUUE M ike JAJ ÍHIA; cr< THE HOh J r Mrs. Fay Hardesty. and Kathryn Reekman. WORTHY WIOOW •— ON — • / ■ my cas . IT WAS Tu.\£D UP 3Y MOP furnished 3-room apartment. Oil ASSIST - Members not involved in aid BROOKINGS . Heat, Wedgewood gas and range. ing on other floats are urged to Available after July 4. Call at volunteer Saturday, to Mrs. Har Pilot, or see Eunice Faris, Dun- desty. Just two more days before the roven store, Rivers End. opening day of the Third Annual Thought for the Day— A “miss’ can be m .1 c h less Lil\ Blossom 'rime of Brookings For Sale: 1937 Graham sedan, great than a “ mile. ” and Harbor. The opening day is in running order, cheap! Harbor iviibTUKes nave Habit Of Repeating who can spcak German Harbor Community Club Discussed A Traffic Problem < LOCAL NEWS Classified Ads PIANO Wart, the Speed Cop............ Along Azalea Row of special interest to all Azalea Garden Club members, as it pro- grams the dedication of L o e b State Park. I o< b State Park was the main civic project adapted by cur past president of the Oregon Federa tion of Garden Clubs, Mrs. Wal ter E. Wilhelm, when she took office three years ago. Under the project name of “Save the Myr tlewoods,” this conservation ef- fort. spearMheaded through ou.’ state federation, and with th»' great help of many other state organizations, resulted in the procurement of Loeb State Park; the dedication ceremonies will take place Saturday, commenc ing at 3:00 p. m. rhe Lily Blossom Time com mit tee. Chamber of Commerce and Gold Beach Is still operating and will continue to operate. Call Lesmeister's office for service! Bulb Farms, Roger Oliver, Box 101, Harbor. Float Chairmen For the information of those entering floats, the list of chair- men are again published, Ent- rants of floats will seek their own chairmen at the start of the parade, so that the task of judg ing will be simplified. Sawmills Cliff Brimm. Truckers Bill Duggan. Comics B. J. Gould. Horses Eddie Thornton. Bicycles and Juveniles — Mrs. A. P. Hendricks. . Organizations Mrs. W. Wollam Individuals Earl Carson. Officers, July 12 Rebekahs Will Seat The second June Meeting of Topaz Rebekah lodge was held Tuesday evening at the Odd Fel lows hall. Installation will be held next meeting. Plans were completed for the Odd Fellows and Rebekah float for the parade on July 4. In a contest, the Noble Grand's side lost in attendance to vice grand’s side and the losers will I k * hosts at a 6 o'clock dinner before the installation meeting on July 12. 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