THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1950
PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
Vhe World's Best Climate
this is to be a dress rehearsal for
Depu,y Sheriff
Jamieson
the big show in July, so please .uojects bv Clvde Williamson, end
Gene White marshal nicked garet Hines and Mrs. Viola Spen
•'rng along your pencils and
cer. Sergeant-at-arms and chap
M^Ger^
bY “P
notebooks.
oertrude Zumwalt.
on car last Tuesday morning at lain will be appointed by the
While none of the parties can
Mrs. Robert Perkins, our art mra.
Among the advanced 4-H sew south entrance of town. The tip- I resident.
fbe contacted for details, the plan ' 1 airman, has been on the alert ing exhibited were bedroom sets
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baker have
er operation on Easy Street for i'll year and has lined up many b> Marcia MacDonald who made ttf came over the phone from left for their home at Long
merly known as Gadbury' and
oi ks of fine calibre from among a bedspread, dressing table skirt, Gold Beach that he boys had Feach, Calif., after completing
Campbell, has been sold to Roy famous West Coast artists. Alice bench skirt, and two lamp shades sped from a service station there sale of their Humbug Mountain
Berney and B. B. McElfish of will have plenty of good news in blue and white check, trimmed without paying for their gas. The Lodge and Cottages. His brother,
Portland, who were reported to 1( r you on Thursday, but we wih blue, and a similar set in green slate police soon arrived and took Norman, will stay on for an in-
have taken possession Monday. s« al a march on her and tell you uonim in striped denim, made bv the boys to the county jail. The definite period. The new owners
car was reported stolen at San are Mr. and Mrs. Binford of
Other lumber industry’ trans ol a few who are participating, C rista Lee McKenzie.
F rancisco.
actions are being rumored about
I ong Beach, Calif.
ugene Bennett, native of Ore
A
program
by
grade
school
Mrs. Grace Wagner, hostess,
the area, but none have been gon. has studied at University
Art Niemann returned Wed-
< hildren was given for the many
given official release
2uPKOn and the Art Institute guests who attended the exhibits won high score at the Thursday rej day from Ovoca, Iowa, where
of Chicago and is at present in- bteween 2 and 4 p. m. The home Bridge Club meeting. Mary Dob- he attended the funeral of his
strucing at Medford, during the extension silver tea was also a rema was second and Elsie And his mother, who died May 20. He
summer season. As an artist success. The proceeds will go to erson low. Echo! Nutt is playing left early May 21 for Iowa.
member of Portland Art Museum defray expenses of Fern Town- with the club during the summer
By Elsie Reynolds
Nat Bryant passed away at the
he has exhibited at San Fran- b.v. county council delegate for in absence of Bertha Thompson.
Bandon
hospital. Friday morning,
Catherine
Marsh
will
be
next
•lune 8 is the date, the Grange f»seo, Portland and Chicago ma this area at Corvallis.
May
26
after
lingering illness, at
Fall is the place- this will be is represented in several notable
Such a large crowd attended
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leak age of 72. He had been at home
the last meeting of Azalea Gar nj'jyate collections. Then there is
ren club, before our annual flow- Lal Bishop, an Oregonian, who the penny supper in the evening i nd small sons, Dennis and Mark, under care of his wife until last
i' perhaps the best-known to us that there was doubt for a time cí Seattle, are living in the Ham Thursday when his condition be
wih be he!d during the * firs t \veek. by his dne murals. Three Large whether there would be enough let for the summer. Mrs.
- ---- - Leak came worse and he was taken to
Jub’ in conjunction with the!°nps. deP,ct,ng the pioneer lite loom to seat them all or not, but is daughter of Mi’s. J. A. Ab- ’he hospital. Funeral will be held
L ly Festival. The meeting will ?re,ln tbe Jackson hotel at Med- many waited for seating, and st on. Mr. Leak has been attend- in Pullman. Wash., where they
pe turned over to the chairmen of [°ird as, wel1 as a monotone ot onjo^ed the program meantime. icg University of Washington, ban lived until his retirement
rhese two projects. Mrs. Rov! • amath Indian life, and otb ?rs
Andrew McCornack is arriv majoring in business administra- some six years ago, when they
r oxed here to build a home. Sur
eideman. who together with (1 a more modern era may be ing shortly to be with his wife, t{on.
viving is his widow, two daugh
small
son
and
infant
daughter
6nralC^mittrS Win disCUSS the seen at the Winema hotel in
Mrs. Estella Hansen will head
nal plans for the flower show Klamath Falls. Mr. Bishop will who have been staying with Mrs. the Legion Auxiliary next year ters, Mrs. Adolph Windmaiser of
Instruetms will he give on class- exhibit many of his famous paint McCornack’s parents. Mr. and ana Mrs. Fay Price, first vice- Port Orford, and Mrs. W. V.
t’cations, arrangements, in fact, ings, which portray the true rug- Mrs. Douglas Johnson, for the president, Mrs. Frank Morris, sec- Haddock of Portland; a son, W<
M dness of those never-to-be-for past couple weeks. He has been < ud vice-president; Mrs. Mildred N., of Portland; five brothers.
one grandson, one
rotten memories pertaining o leaching at St Helen’s hall, Port Malloy, secretary and Mrs. Ethel < ne
granddaughter,
end one great
land,
and
will
join
the
high
p.oneei days, all the works of a
Montgomery, treasurer. The ex
master on canvas.
school faculty here this fall. They ecutive committee consists of granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Windmaiser accompaniied Mi's.
It might be of interest to mr plan to build a home here.
Mrs. Margaret Corbin, Mrs Mar- Bryant to Pullman.
members to learn, that in inane,
crating an art exhibit togefner
v ith our flower show as we did
trree years ago. we were he«dine
ere to “FIND” and “BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA*
Very imP°rtant trend.
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''hue this practice had been
p™‘css,o”a,/uide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
NOTARY PUBLIC
introduced at some of the flower merit
Bo.' 411
South end of town ?
,of our
eastern duos,
—sharp »f your trade when domtr your out-of-town shopping
think we were the first to
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stage one of any real imporb nee
Brookings, Oregon
in this section. Now comes v.cid
l orn New York that the Nation-,
Gifts, Stationery
Hello, Roy a ., of Huntington al Council of Garden Clubs ei
has given an art 1 ex-
Floyd Mulligan
J’ Cam
Pbclt America
ampuen,
n-nu
ï‘"Tr ^rangements in
it
10962 Wellsworth Ave., Los
1^. An- Pup
School Supplies, Cards
‘ J?£? York museum-rigbr. in
it
geles, 26, 24. Good deal for you.
Repair & Installation
Silverware
M Here for an entire week com 1010 2nd St.
Telephone 2212
Supplies
and
Appliances
peting
with
the
giants
of
the
ar.
If you are looking for a fine
Flatware
Crescent City, California
modern home on beautiful Ocean I y °Gd. past and present. It seems
Hollowware
------------- :-------------------- 3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581
View drive with 5*2 acres of (he I that art with flowers may now
1
oc
considered
an
authentic
one.
finest soil, we have just this. Ex
•Judging the poster contest a*
DIRELYTE
cellent lily planting, large ga
CRESCENT CITY
rage. shop and tool shed Fine fui school was indeed a difficult
well. This is definitely one of the <>ne, but was thoroughly enjoyed.
finer Harbor homes and grounds. We should certainly be proud ot
Visit our record dept
Priced at really low fig.^r® jf m artistic abilities our children
& ELECTRIC CO.
bung forth under the able direc-
$15,000.
*
Compelte
Radio
Sales
honfi?LMr%Enis Garcia-
Complete line of hard j
and Service
Here is an exceptional buy in a the first grade up. these children
82» SECONO
ave
produced
in
colored
crayon
;
ware and electrical fix
2-bedroom modern home in town.
tempera
and
wafer
colors,
a
ter!
Ph.
1512
840
3rd
Si
Nice garden and lawn fencea
tures and appliances, j
Garage, large utility room. Can splashy display of balance and
be had with immediate posses thoughtful interpretation of their
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sion at less than $6000 with good artistic abilities. To select the
winner was a problem. St. .el.
terms.
ui a’* st tvros have progressed
beyond embryonic stage, here
. Ocean frontage, river
we have genuine latent talent. Sheet Metal it Plumbing
’reasonable. Town jots,
ATLAS POWER TOOLS - and
tor your home desires.
Househ old A ppi i a nces, Hardware, also clothing for the
Q "
fVIJ fXAMINIO
Sheet Metal, Plumbing entire family, including boots &
Let us show you one of the
LfNSIS GROUND
shoes.
CYme
in
and
shop
with
us!
By Dorothy Asdcl
finest 2-bedroom homes
------ in the
and heating supplies.
entire area on paved road, in a
Fly fishing, hiking, swimming
1280 Second Street
good close-to-school locatuu. II and softball were a few of tho!
Pho.
631
900
4th
St
Phone 2752. Cr< scent City, Calif
you appreciate the finer things ^poufs onj^
in lite you’ll fall in love with students at
this home and grounds, at only I at Humbug state pirk. Friday
Charles
$15,000, with terms ya i can | bullock hrd a divide mask
and
Carrell’s-Hedrick
meet.
flippers to make his swimming
ELECTRIC
more enjoyable. Fifteen ga’Jnns
Fine highway frontage with 4 of ice cream were consumed.
acres and modern home. Make
Chevrolet - Buick
Thursday, the grades chool-
good combination motel, b isiness community picnic
Sales-Service
and lilies. Fine well, priced $10,- tended by families and fn^nds nf‘
Yo-.r Hotpoint Store
For Price Quotations On All
o<>0. Real terms.
n rb;’d 'ew Vppv hP’ed the*
Auto
Repair,
Painting
* * * •
BUILDING MATERIAL
911 Second St.
Humbug trail but most did not
Radiators Repaired.
New home almost completed. make it to the ton Vnin-"
Move in tomorrow and finish it who did was Mr. Dwyer who set
"nd * M»^t St.
PHONE 931
Ph. 471
Crescent City
yourself. This a "
is " a weE-built
CRESCENT CITY, CALIF.
homo
T“r“7l a rpcord time for the day of one
k..... ^."^h 2 bedrooms, loads oi hour and thro« minutes. No child
built-ins, garage, utility rr™,
room, was permitted to swim unless a
Nunn Bush Shoes
etc. \ou will like this hou n as parent was present to supervise.
well as the price. Let us show This han was made necessary af
Arrow Shirts
you today!
ter a girl nearly drowned in the
Genuine Levis
p
pt last year’s picnic, wl,v*
hen
Fine town business property and sbe went in, disobeying her moth
Pendleton
Shirt«
ith- '
.Jarman Shoes. Knox &
4-room house. Only $500 down, er’s instructions.
X-RAY
FITTED
Jantzen
Sweaters
Baxter Hats, Marlboro
&>0 per month. Give a look-see
Many beautiful items of hand
today.
work were disp’ayrd at Achieve Mail Orders Filled
White Stag
Phone 2102
Shirts
ment day, last Tuesday at the
828 2nd St.
Crescent City
Complete
Line
Many other better buys—whe grade building, including hand
920 Second St.
of
ther it’s standard time, day-lPe some hooked rugs made bv Nat •
savings time, our time is your Perkins, a myrtlewood cradle byj
Work Clothes
Mayor Douglas Johnson for his
time, so call on us any time.
A Snack Or Meal
Sporting Goods
first grandchild, a myrtlewood
stand with two drawers made by
You can’t go wrong by
H. W. Zumwalt, some of Bill
Nutt's myrtlewood work, sever-!
SPEED
Fill Your
al items of knittinR* crocheting!
dropping in at the
TQ rill lour
and textile painting and other
displays. The art exhibit included
v ater colors by Mrs. Edith Jen-'
Leave Orders at
'Store for Men”
kins, and Mrs. Evelyn MacDon- ’
i. d, and several large tinted and j
( ur-Del Cleaners
Mrs. C. I. Patrick
Planer Mill Sold
To Portland Firm
Along Azalea Row
k co.LEONARD
L L LEONARD
CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial!
Brokers
— * 2
DAVIDSON'S
Mulligan Plumbing
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Nielsen Hardware
WADSWORTH
JEWELERS
PHONE 2202
F. A. Carr & Son
SURPLUS MA.TT
Port Orford N3ws
Electrical Supplies
Crescent
Chevrolet
Lumber Company
DEL PONTE'S
Tom Brown's
Shoe Store
mens wear
Del Norte Laundry
We Work With
Bus Depot Cafe
Gordon F.
JOHNSON
3-Day Service