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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1950)
JUNE THURSDAY, BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE TWO .. .The World’s Best Climate 22, 1950 this area would be prohibitive in places like Portland, or any large city,- where the bloo ns had to be purchased. Here, a hearty co-operative attitude prevails so everyone likes to see his neigh-y bor have a beautiful float, while at the same time, trying to out strip him in the same attempt. "The Home of Winter Flowers” should set an example of flower display and arrangement in the building of these floats. If this there ivas no secrecy, for there community keeps up the record would be no need. set in all the past performances, my prediction is that it may be I am quite anxious to see if । only a few’ years until advise this area can surpass its previous; will be sought from here on this efforts in decorating floats for art. This remark comes from the the forthcoming parade at Lily observations 1 have made and Blossom Time, Whether they ac- from remarks I have heard in tually realize it or not, these । the crowds along the streets. floats have a professional touch I / am more than concerned in that is being copied by other hearing if people answered the places holding like parades. Last cards sent out to ascertain th'e year, 1 noted, in a few’ short number of floats. If you, received moments, no less than a dozezn one, answer immediately. If you cameras picturing the winning did not receive a card but wish floats "for ideas” to the person to show your artistry in float- using the camera. bidding, notify Archie Hendricks Eloats such as are seen in 1 at once. He is float chairman. With four years’ experience behind the club in this endeavor, and with an idea to follow’ rules laid down byl the national fed Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore., eration of garden clubs, the 1950 show promises to be somewhere near the top providing people are not stingy with their flowers March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879. at that time—will only bring them out, with no idea to esek DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher a prize, but to add to volume. That is asking little. Schedules of the different classifications soon will be given out Nationa! Advertising Representative by Azalea Garden Club to aid any potential exhibitors. Acquire AEWSPAPEM AI^VeBTI&INC SBBVICE. BMC one from Mrs. Charles Grayshel if you have not received one as yet—get into the1 spirit—assume some community spirit. BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Serving Ameñca» Ad* u ri isori end^the Home Town Newspaper» IM W Randolph — Ox* go I. * • IT SEEMS TO ME OFFICII • Hoferooi Wf.. Sw» Froochoo. s Subscription Rate: Rer Year, in Curry County, Oregon "er Year, outside Curry County...... $2.50 $3.00 FORTHCOMING LILY FESTIVAL This area is looking forward with considerable anticipation to the forthcoming Lily Blossom Time, the fourth for this area in its attempt to advertise the Easter Lilies. Certainly it is no idle statement to say that a wide section of the counry is also look ing forward o this event because previous affairs have been at tractively pleasing to those who were present. The success of the who affair hinges on the area’s co-operation in providing floats to add length and color to the parade. An ap- peal has Iwen mailed to all people of the area who may wish to put their ingenuity to work on some kind of float. This is a community project. Benefits from it, although definitely intangible, are certainly for the community as a whole and the growers in particular. Businesses of the area are entering floats, these firms expect to put time, effort and money out for this affair. Certainly, the growers could do great service by furnishing the lilies needed to beautify the parade. Contact Achie Hendricks, at Hendricks Furniture Co., and apprise him of what you plan to do in way of help. He is float chairman, and wishes to know in advance in order to arrange the parade according to classifications. By Dewey Since before the district voted to exceed the 6 G imitation for funds to conduct the schools, and again at the annual election for director, the Pilot has been ac- cused by several of controlling the policy of the district. This should do something to my ego if it were true, but these same accusers must some day learn that a newspaper rarely sets the policy for such an entity as To drive over any road in this area, at any time after a period a school district, etc. The news of time, you will note new buildings springing up at almost every paper reports the news; it does corner. Builders of the area are actually working overtime to * not make it. BUILDING BOOM NOTED HERE accomplish the work asked of them. Giving imiwtus to this boom, if that is what ou wish to call it, seems to be the opening up of new industries, such as saw mills, in the area. Others, now living in cramped quarters, are acquiring property with intention of erecting homes more to the individual liking, and desin s. 'Phis means more sales of those things which go to make homes livable it means stability. Best of all, this building means that this area has more valuation in property, means that the present property does not decrease in community has — rather increase* in worth. It means that become that much more valuable, desirable and worthwhile for homeseekers looking for a place to live. That is common sense. As far as I am able to learn, Homer Kessler's name was put on the ballot for rural school board member by a petition filed at the office of the rural school board, at Gold Beach, signed by some forty-odd voters of the dis trict. This petition, I suppose, is available for inspection. In the filing of this petition, I suppose, BE PROUD OF YOUR FLOWERS ANSWERS TO EVERYDAY INSURANCE PROBLEMS* BY PETE LESMEISTER Better to make this community more and more nationally noted for its floriculture, people of the area have the best opportunity come July 2, to help immensely in this end. There will be a flower show, likes of which has never been seen before, it Azalea Gar den Club can have anything to (io about it. PIANO VIOLIN ACCORD’ON tessoNs PER MONTH .... 57.50 Question. In trying to get my car a little closer to the wall of my garage, I split the dooi frame and 1 can't find anything in my property damage insurance pol icy which covers this situation. Can you tell me if the insurance company should pay for the dam- Answer. No, the property dam (one lesson per week) policy pays only for damage to the property of others never the property of the insured person. If sufficient number in Brookings and Harbor wish lessons, teachers will come here for the students’ convenience. Contact: INSTRI ( TORS: Helen Mason Austin Louise Lanfffelt ^lf you’ll address your own insurance questions to this of fice, well try to give you the correct answers and there’ll be no charge or oblibation of any kind. Sometimes people are surprised in the Scriptures which the to learn that Seventh-Day Ad- Christian shoud certainly con- ventists believe that good health sider. Seventh-Day Adventists do is essential to the practice of not make these a test of church good Christianity. However, in fellowship but strongly recom- this matter, as in all others, we । mend them to their members: take our cue from the B’ble it 1. vegetarian diet. It is self. found that the average person First of all the Bible speaks eats too much protein anyhow’ of our bodies as the "temple of and a meatless diet has been God” as we read in I Cor. 3:15,17 proved to build up greater resist- "Know ye not that ye are the ance to disease. However, a well- temple of God, and that the Spir balanced diet must be substitut it of God dwelleth in you? If ed. If you wish more information any man defile the temple of we’ll gladly furnish it. God, him shall God destroy; for 2. Temperance in all things. the temple of God is holy, which Anything done in excess is harm temple ye are.” ful to the body. A Christian So the Lord commands us not should be a hard and good work to defile His holy temple, which er but should not overwork, over temple ye are.” And in I Cor. eat, or overdo in any way. 10:31, we’re told: "Whether 3. The common-sense rules. therefore ye eat or drink, or Proper exercise, plenty of fresh whatsoever ye do, do all to the air, good, restful sleep, and 4 glory of God” A Christian should to 6 glasses of water each day. 4. Stop Worrying! Here the study, then, and put to practice the principles of health. Christian definitely has the ad- According to the Bible, we x antage because he can claim should entirely avoid the use of! the Bible promise, "Come unto all narcotic poisons which cer-^ Me all ye that labor and are tainly “defile the temple of God” . heavy laden, and I will give you if used. These narcotics include rest.” Matt. 11:28. The Biblical rule "whatsoever such common things as tobaccd, liquor, coffee, tea, and certain a man so we th that shall he also cola drinks which contain as reap” works in our physical life much caffein as coffee. as well as the spiritual. God has The Bible also condemns the ordained certain laws of nature use of what it terms the "un- which if we violate will result clean’’ meats. (See Lev. 11). Some in poor health, sickness, disease, believe that this instruction was and pre-mature death. We owe only for the Jews but modern it to ourselves, as well as to our science has discovered that these God, to understand these laws of unclean meats contai n such health and apply them to our harmful parasites as the trichina own lives. Seventh-Day Advent worm in pork which certainly ists are known all over the can infect and kill a gentile as world for their health principles well as a Jew. and health institutions and we’ll There .are some principles of be glad to help you in solving health not specifically mentioned your health problems. Seventh-Day Adventist Church BROOKINGS OREGON American Families to Help Themse» four vour insurance needs see PETE .1. LANGFELT MUSIC HOUSE Crescent City, California LESMFISTER Real Estate and Insurance Crissey Building Brookings Pete J. Lesmeister Office Brookings. Ore líhdíiíiiuidnllltUItili I ’T IliuiiUiUiwIr.
