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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1950)
PAGE EIGHT The Worlds Best Climate THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON changes, especially in remodelling I to Portland where they expect in the corners of the buildings been made to arrive at a just and re-decorating of the tho rnnms rooms to viist relatives of Mrs. Ask, and equitable figure in order to where the disc cannot reach, and then teir itinerary is planned keep standard schools in this dis and cabins. “I really got myself J for California v i a the inland spade and go! grab a Just BY B. MILLER a big jo b,’’he told the Pilot. Two or three men w'ith strong When you are on the grounds trict. route. Jeff, as yvall as his mas It was pointed out that state Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kennedy1 ter and mistress, have looked for^ backs and willing hearts are so you can easily see where your; department of education had set and daughter, June, have moved ward to this long-earned vaca needed for a few hours work, work is needed. out 65 specific improvements to into the Frances Tolman house tion. thousand yards With several spading at the school grounds. he met in order to have an ac aboce Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. El of top soil donated by Elmer Any day now, the ground will be See those latest fashions at credited school in this area. oankus a much needed gift — as mer Jordan and daughter have FateHite CZah annual spring fa dry enough for discing, hut the In many instances the opposi moved into the house vacated by spade work will have to be done soon as planting conditions, are right, landscaping will proceed tion made issues personal, infer the Kennedys across the highway shion show and dance, March 25. and the community begin to see ing extravagance on the part of from the Grange hall. Larry Mr. and Mrs. Orville Nye and results. Other gifts have been the school board and faculty. Wright will occupy the small family of Kodiak, Alaska, are “Rising costs are in the schools cabin on the1 place. received and as put to use will viisting her parents, Mr. and ¡as it is in all businesses,’’ said1 the be mentioned. Frank Hassett. Mi’s. I Don’t date yourself up too much former Marie Hassett, reports Mrs. Ernest Jones has taken Warren Smith, chairman of the the chairmanship of the land school bo?rd, “and it is not our so you may miss the third annual her sisters, June and Ruth as scaping project and is assisted (the board and budget commit Fashion Show and Dance, coming being well. The Nyes have con by Mesdames Bathiany, Wollam tee) to raise taxes. Each of us soon. siderable vacation time, and ex and Knee. She will need addi tried to cut off in every spot as Mrs. Tnos Ask and pect to remain here for at least ( hildren LOOK Forward tional help, so anyone with a much as we could. State laws Jeff Mr. left and Thursday afternoon on several weeks. L) Easter like they do to the green thumb and a dislike of govern what a district must do coming of Santa. Don’t disan- bare, muddy schoolground should to remain acredited, we had no I point them. Go in to MOORE’S let her know and then follow other alternative than to budget as you snw published. \AR1ETY to see their scaciioni through! “Personally I would like to see of gifts for Easter, all the way Evergreens have been purch- from the large p I u s h bunnies ased and a temporary lawn will taxes reduced, hut it w’as not in that look goon enough to eat for be planted to make an attractive our power to reduce them in this $1.95, to the small cholocate egg setting for the Azalea F lower budget in face of the 65 edicts for 10c. Musical eggs of pretty Show and ait exhibit. | laid down by the* state depart P astir are neyv this year as well At the recent garden c 1 u h ment of education.” Vote on the county-yvide basis as the egg-laying yellow plastic meeting, the talk was all of g< ese with red ties. Orders will flower shows. o fequalization comes in May. bo taken as usual for filled has-1 Put a circle around Thursday, kets and there is a large selec March 30 on your calender. That tion. Don’t forget the grown-ups is the date of the Smith River too. Remember her or him with Women’s Cub Daffodil show and a gift of a pair of nylons, a piece tea. You will want to journey ol underwear, or a tie or hat. It down and see what our neighbor ■ isn’t too early to select the Eas is doing. ter card. Mrs. Roy Weideman gave a The Azalea Festival court yvas preview of plans for our own selected by a schedule of rating show which she wants to meet ZADA OPENED set up by the directors of All- her beauty shop Tuesday after the requirements of the National Year Events Association. Char Floyver Shows. “ Be- being closed for two weeks while Council acter yvas given the highest rat she nursed a sprained wrist. She cause of our growing, national ing with 40%; while scholarship! bulb and Hower reputat ion took advantage of this time to growers commercially cornjuding ran a close second with 30% and! have the shop re-decorated. with other parts of the country, popularity 10%, and poise 20%,1 it is especially desirous that our which made up the total of 100. Single girls of the junior and flower show he of merit.” IF You Truly Want senior classes of the high school It is not too early for serious to serve on your cleaning bills, were eligible. get solvent from BERT’S TEX planning for the Floyver Show Facult of the high school rat- ACO STATION for 35c a gallon. and Art Exhibit. Yd each of the girls on character; — Wild Currant is in bloom, and 'I bis cleaning solvent is excellent «" d poinse; the students : to clean woolen garments and there are other signs of the sea tne gins on popularity, ocnoiar- - — drapery as well as rayon panels, son. There was even a spring ship yvas taken from the records. and garments. For spotting of like sprightliness in the lathes’ Mrs. Warren Smith, chairman upholstery and garments of that gardening attire at the garden of the Festival Selection Com-] greasy nature, this is found to he club meeting. mittee, and her yvorkers: Mrs. j Mrs. Ruth Bathiany won a cry good. Odor is nil after dry- Robert Swan, Mrs. Ben Kern and , round of applause yvith her jaun and there is no more uange* Mrs. Homer Haggery, announc- ( ty outfit of blue striped “ engi- using cleaning solvent than hand plain coat and den ed these winners: neers ling kerosene .The wis hor Princesses selected yverc: Mary! anaker would naturally use ini peddle pushers. Mrs. Martha Ann Biddle, Nancy Vincent, Let cleaning solvents outside, in a Grayshel in yellow overalls was Hassett, Beverly Hill and Phyllis1 garage or in a yy ell-ventilated as cheerful as a daffodil. Darger, from which group a queen Mesdames Joy, Garrett, Horst. room. Please bring your own con. will be chosen later to reign over tainers. By the way, there is a Adnerson, Earl Carson, Gardner, the spring festivities. wel- small gilt for those that trade Hunter and Yokens At the first social function of! come guests. day -with us in the All-Year Events Association, held Hostesses for I h e afternoon BERTS TEXA( last Saturday at Chetco Grange,] yvere Mrs. Robert Swan, G 1 e n PARTS. Apt. house models, reg. $169.95 considerable interest yvas shown' Simpson and Mrs. Berl T\ ler. Now .................................. $139.00 A nominating commit tee w as in helping the neyvly-formed as THRIFTY SHOPPERS. appointed, consisting of t hree sociation in its attempt to stage Deluxe push button, reg. $369.95 if you are in the market for tormer garden club presidents: all functions of the area during i» used washer, Iwo may bo st en Mesdames A Imo Neyv ton, Harry the coming year. The dance at Now ......................................... $330.00 at BROOKINGS ELECTR a ' & Lockland and Guy Rice. tracted a large crowd, from tho RADIO shop. These are electric t area. About $1000 was realized and m gotxi con lit ion.. at the time. R C. A. record shipments each week that are 50c anu up. Earl Munson, at Hotel Brook ings. has been making extensive Along Azalea Row That SNOOPY Home-maker.... Princesses Appear At Dance Saturday For First Time Cur-Del Cleaners CLEANING AND PRESSING illlifflllffl FLOOR SAMPLES OF RANGES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IF YOU HAVE NOT yourself known at tiu BROOKINGS MARKI he sure to int reduce DIMM1CK are BOB and 1 anxious to meet all old I‘lends, of the Asks, and new' pe pl? of the community. made AT L. DeMartin, secretary of Southern Curry County Taxpay- ers League, called a meeting at the Grange hall, last Friday eve ning. at which time members of the County Rural Board had been invited, to dicuss lowering of the HAVE YOU HEARD school budget,s especially that of ABOUT 1’1X1 ES? They are cuter 17. While no deci- than a bug's ear. Pixies come in sion was reached at this meeting black, green, red and rust suede : or the one. held Monday night, aie won by In the cities Pixies at the high school, considerable teen-agers and rig : up to the opposition was manifest to bud- giandma stage an get items, of which the emer can try these on .• our own gency and extra teachers salary SHOE STORE in Brookings. had been made. M L DeMartin, spokesman for SPRING is the natural the league, made considerable is C LEAN-UP TIME. Let BROOK sue of the rising school costs in INGS GARBAGE SERVICE haul the county, comparing the local your junk away for $1.50 per costs to 1946, when enrollment month in town, or pick-up loads was lower, and when the second 424. Brujk building had not been erected. 3-4 mvs, Ort‘gon The school board and mem- t lH\ud main- tained that ‘st effort had JEWELRY Howell ( CHETCO HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY CO Budget Discussed At Two Meetings Over Week-end d Projecteur Wart, the Speed Cop............ Bv GOLDIZEN AND DARLING ¿'’{kt'* «VIS 1X4 UNSfS GtOUND Offici HOUIS¿^,TO SATURDAYS’ ¡¿»JP > WARREN G l:30¿ BROOKINGS GARAGE GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING 4 « Ar o inrtr ’’C.«,. mo çMir, HUNTER —We Mane Your Watches Tell The Truth— 948 Second Street, Crescent City, California
