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Extension Units Name Officers The World's Best Climate BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON THURSDAY. APRIL, 20. 1950. Adventist Youths Enjoy Two Parties, Saturday Two parties were held last Saturday night under aspices of Seventh-Day Adventist young people’s society. An adult party was staged at the church school on Easy street. Several party games were played and dough nuts and cider were served for refreshments. A reparate party was held for the juniors at Chetco Inn. Hos tesses were Louise Ostenberg and Roberta Stafford. The children refrcshments and enjoyed several games and some skating. _______ —------------ Pistol River and Langlois Ex- tension units are the first two Curry county groups to elect of ficers for the coming 1950-51 year. Mrs. Paul DeBlock, Pistol Riv er, succeeds Mrs. D. L. Burt as chairman of the Pistol River unit. Mrs. Ernest Fritz was elect ed vice-president and Mrs. Pau- line Carpenter will be the new secretary-treasurer. I New officers for Langlois unit are: Mrs. James Masterpolito as vice-president; and Mrs. G. N. Quinn, secret ary-treasurer. Mrs. Clarence Brooks, re -eelcted, will chairman. serve another yvai year as ne allunivi aa Miauiu«*«. Hostess for the April meeting of Ophir unit will be Viola Ra- ( malia, it was announced by Jackie Taylor, president, who added the meeting has been set for Friday. The meeting is to be held at the Ramalia home in Gold Beach when Miss Dorothy Newton, hda will show the fitting of slacks. and Mrs. Scott, who cater to’ fishermen from all over the en- tire globe. Three noted Rogue guides an1 employed at the lodge: Vajice, Don, and Edgar. Also, another ty-in is the flying service from this area to other airlines at North Bend and Crescent City. Near the mouth of the famous Rogue, here the fishermen will find his entire equipment needs from boats, motors, down to the tackle, and a definite ‘know-how’ about the places to find the wily Chinook. Tired of fishing, this camp features Rogue River trips that will keep most people aghast by the changing panorama of scenery along the banks. Since mining in upper reaches of the Rogue have ceased, fishing is dut1 to get better, and those who haven’t had the best luck up to this time, may have renewed hope and faith. ■ Berkeley Woman Sets Roque Pace w _ g — With 30-lb. Salmon V. F. W To officers is set for the July meet- ing of the club. Start Series PAGE THRE1 Weather Report Bird houses made by boys! By boys under ten years of age. Not by boys with BB guns, but by boys who like birds and en- courage them to come around. The cub scouts had an exhibit of bird houses worthy of respect and admiration. They were judg ed for workmanship and origin ality. for the past week, Max. Sunday : ...... 58 April 10 .............. 56 April 11 .............. 55 April 12 .............. 54 April 13 April 14 ..............54 April 15 .............. 61 April 16 .............. 61 Rainfall for week .... ending on Min. Rain .... 38 44 47 .61 40 • 1 — 38 45 42 ....2.10 Frank Baker, representative Eddie Hoar won first prize with Joyce Shoe Co., is a guest at the a .. natty, little . . • * well-constructed Glenn Zirbel home, having spent bird house painted white, with a thp week-end visiting in th® green roof and a touch of ye - low trim. John Meyer was sec- (Hid with his bird motel, stained; wood with white trim. Wayne Kamins won third with a large. roomy bird house stained dark brown with a green asphalt roof, very weather tight. Bird houses made by Markey James, Walter Craig and Tommy Banyard re ceived honorable mention. WHY DRIVE GOLD BEACH Mrs. George Of Dances, Saturday Eve Kerr, Berkeley, Calif., while a First in a series of dances, to Guest at Scott’s White Cedar be staged by Post 966, V. F. W. Lodge, set at the pace for Rogue। The ladies hats provided a gay will be held at the V. F. W. hall salmon fishermen with her catch note, and wonderful indeed to be of a 30-lb. Chinook. Other guests Saturday night, April 22, accord hold, were many made from veg while somewhat successful, have ing to bills being posted about etable leaves such as chard and a definite mark to aim for. Mr. town. These dances will be held kale, carrot tops and cabbage, RELAX ... free from driving about every two weeks at the as well as azalea blooms. Our strain and traffic worries. hall, except when in direct con- SAVE 66( out of every dollar flict with some special event of ladies excell in originality. Prize winners were those built entire you'd spend driving! the area. ly from the plant world, Mrs. Es- Coos Bay ................................. $2.55 telle Guerrettaz won first prize, There are a lot of people who but their permanent home will Portland................................ $6. are not very much interested in be the earth made new. (Rev. 21: her hat made n ioni young cab- Eureka .............. ............. bage leaves upon a foundation of heaven and one of the reasons is 1-3; Ps. 37:11). So heaven is a ~ r ™ San Francisco BY B. MILLER j braided daffodil stems set off probably that they hare such convenient term for the future Plus Federal Tax life, in heaven during the mil I have a pot pourri of garden with yellow and pink flowers, Additional savings on Round- hazy notions of what heaven is like. If they think of it at all lenium and then on the earth club news! You know what pot Mrs. Maude Sandbo was second Trip Fares. ' with a distinctive arrangement. they think of it in terms of some made new. pourri is! A mixture of dried The wonders of life in the new 'league sort of nothingness uheie Carolyn Kerr, Agent Guests were Mrs. Ted Kit ley earth far exceed our wildest im flower petals in a jar; the frag inanimate forms flit from cloud Bus Depot, Gardner Building of Ventura, Calif., and Mrs. rant rose, lavender and geranium to cloud dully strumming their aginations or fondest hopes. Rev. with the tangy’ bite of spice giv- Craig. Hostesses for the after indicates there will .be no harps or monotonously polishing ing the sharpness necessary to noon were Mesdames E. E. Hans- tears, no death, no sorrow, no create a nice balance with the cam, L. Knee and Walt Wollam. their halos. And this in spite of the clear pain there. Imagine living in a sweetness of flower scents. and beautiful picture that the land where these is no need for So with the Azalea Garden hospitals, prisons, insane asyl Scriptures present of life in club meeting last Thursday'. A ums. no pests or weeds, no hat “God’s Tomorrow.” First of all,1 pot pourri of flower hats, a plant the Bible reveals that heaven is reds, no wars. sale, bird houses by little boys, It is a place of busy activity a definite place. In the words of a vote on the date of the flower (Isa. 65:21-23), a place where Jesus in John 14:2-3, “ I go to show and art exhibit, a report the lion and tbe lamb will play prepare a PLACE for you. And by the school landscape project PLACE together and the little child shall if I go and prepare a chairman and election of officers lead them. The new earth will for you. I will come again and for the coming year. receive you unto Myself; that be as perfect and grand as was * ♦ * this earth when God first created where I am, there ye may be Azalea Garden Club will hold also.” The Apostle Paul tells us. “ Eye its annual flower show and art Heaven is a place, a definite hath not seen, no ear heard, exhibit at the time of the lily place. Jesus tells us so. The neither have entered into the blossom parade. The members Scriptures reveal it to us as a heart of man, the things which favorable to this innovation feel place of eternal beauty and hap God hath prepared for them that that in changing the date for this piness. A place of joyful activ love Him. ” I Cor. 2:9. There is year, a better flower show can ity. A place filled with pleasant Some numburt don’t change nothing unreal about heaven and be given the community and its homes and radiant people. And those who accept it as the “ gift guests. most thrilling of all it is the Azalea Garden Club has con place where Jesus dwells for of God through Jesus Christ our Soma numbers do Lord ” will have the wonderful sistently endeavored to set a high ever with those who love Him. privilege of living this perfect standard for all community ac When we speak of heaven we existence for for alt eternity. Would tivities in which it engages. In have more in mind than the term [ existence an ewnw order to meet the requirements itself might suggest. The Bible you like to know tells us that the righteous spend realities of the life to come, jwsr of the National Council of Flower the thousand-year period of the drop us a card today and ask for Shows, more horticulture speci minen“n Heaven (Rev. 20:4)! the leaflet, “Is There a Heaven. mens must be exhibited and it Telephone numbers, especially those recently learned or is hoped that the later date will seldom used, have a way of getting mixed up in our permit this. minds. So why take chances on wrong numbers—you There will be a small charge need only a second or so to check the telephone directory for the flower show this year, to make sure you are calling the right number. Youll 25c admission. £88 GRtYHOUND Alonq Azalea Row GREYHOUND BE SURE—check the Telephone Directory before making a call SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH find it always leads to better teleohone service. BIG FIRST V. F. W. DANCE Brookings At V. F. W. Hall DAVE CROCKETT’S ORCHESTRA I WANTED! Supper Served WANTED! j ■ LOG HAULING from Brookings to Grants j ■ Pass, or to any California Point. Contact j| I MITCHELL BROTHERS Phone 243 Brookings, Ore e -—I L minili turni ¡o« Saturday, April 22,1950 Tickets, $1.00 Mrs. JVLTS. Ernest XM IlCSt Jones, June», garden club , chairman for the community• landscaping project made the fol-1 lowing report. Said she: “Three things are necessary now, good weather, a plentiful supply of volunteer labor, and money. The cost is estimated at about $1500 and this amount will be analyzed and fully explained in the future. Under the most com- petent leadership, with a co-op- m erative community committee, we = are working toward a landscap- m ing project which will not only = enhance the beauty of the school = grounds, but which will require the least possible future main-,® tenance. This means—start right, and = do the job right—now! Do it right and right now! | The following officers for the Azalea Garden Club were elected for the coming year: President—Mrs. Ben Kerns Sr. Vice-President — Mrs. Erskine Miller. Secretary - Treasurer — Mrs. J m Charles Grayshel. Installation of äh = = SAVE 15 TO 20 PER CENT ON YOUR INSURANCE COSTS! Representing America’s soundest companies, saving you money because of insuring only selected risks. . . PHONE 1012! HUGGINS INSURANCE AGENCY Curry County Branch Gold Beach, Oregon
