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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1951)
Thursday, June 19, 1951 BROOK1NGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON The Parade Get Under Way Here, Sunday, July 8 at 1:30 P age S even son. May Dixon, Emma Waldien Parade, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and Agda Bickner. Russell of Los Angeles. All throe families were neighbors in Win sor Hills, Los Angeles, a few LOCAL NEWS years ago. A nephew, Bob Goetz, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs and his new bride of Van Nuys, Gordon Goetz were Mr. and Mr; were here at the same time. Ray Kirsch of Sherman Oaks, Use these columns—it pays! Calif., who were judges at Lily »ar — Would You Lilfe a Home Built No? See Us! — Remodeling? See Us! Roofing? See Us! Would you lil^e for your home to look. like new? See us to put on your asbestos siding! It is our sincere desire to please you! BUILDING CONTRACTOR GLASS BROS. Glenn Half-mile north of Azalea Park on old Gold Beach Road. ........... . .V. av A v .**'.-. v Start of the Fifth Annual Lily Blossom Time Parade in Brookings, said to be one of the best-planned of the series thus far^This picture was taken by Ed Ingram on the hill overlooking the New Mobil Station. The Garden Club float has just gone onto Main Street, the Plywood company float is just ahead of iL Replica of Plant Theme Fr Plywood Company's Float FOR SALE MUST BE SOLD BEFORE JULY 24 ing Room set, table, buffet and 6 chairs. j Hollywood Bed, leather back, clean mattresses. One-Minute Washer, wringer tyjK. tire. with mower. man Military Burner. other items. MRS. ERNEST C. JONES A replica of the Plywood Plant, once it is completed, was the theme of this, ex- ceedingly beautiful \ logs, was also entere I sen. Miles Rigik, Pat Kerber, and Faye Stanhurst and other grand Shirley and Barbara Phillips officers. Seated were: told of the trip t0 Corvanis. and Noble Grand Grace the various activities in which Vice-Grand Harriett Baker. they took part. Cleo Recording Secretary Musical numbers and tap dinc- Curry County Pomona Grange met at Sixes Grange Saturday,. ing were given by Wilbur and Craig. Treasurer Jo Dolores Smith. with Master Henry Adolphson in Judy Jensen, accompanied by Warden Irene Koeller, the chair. A discussion was held their father on the piano aid ('inductor Alice Spence. on the use of compost on the Pat Kerber gave an accordion Color Bearer Minnie Murry. farm, under the agriculture com- solo. This was followed by Mr. Chaplain Beryl Bollinger. Sweet Jenkins showing the film, “The mit tee chairman, Inside Guardian Opal La Brook The need of more knowledge in New Oregon Trail.’’ Oust ide Guardian Rita Tierce its use was stressed, and many It was decided that Pomona Musician Marie Hoar. members gave reports on thei’ Grange would have a booth at Right Support to the own experiences in the use. the county fair, and a commit »no Grand Bertha Whiny. A discussion was also on Sen composed of members from all Left Support to the N ate Bill 315 which is being re i Granges in the county was ap- Grand Dora Von Seidletz. ferrod to the voters by Grange. pointed. Henry Adolphsen gave Right Support to the Vicc- Several of the bad points of the; a report of the State Grange. Grana Adelia Hassett. Next Pomona Grange will be bill were brought out and the Left Support to the Vice-Grand held at Ophir Grange on Sept. 8. - Pauline Tygart. believes that it w"l be Gra a good thing for the people ot i The district convention, schcd- 10 study i Jld to Î*5 hoid* 4t tgoid Beach Hie'bill an U in was discus 19o2 election. * OffiCCTS made to entert were The program, under the lectur-’ WT* ident Regular meeting of Topaz er. Bea Phipps, was mainly given al meeting on July held July by the winners of the Pomona nit tees were appoii filiation of officers for tl for Grange-Henry' Adolphsen Following tile meetingi summer chool scholarships, un second six months hour was enjoyed with nt District Deputy Pn Jen Ten Hassett in charge igent. romona Hrnnna grange At Sixes, Saturday | Sebeka Ils InsjaU Officers ior Term MEANlNGt "Your thought I uliftli bat unit m y iivolti aff actio*" MEANING: tude for y *C*nn OM anivm OCCASION: Send to the one who gate up the line for your emcr- geocy call. OCCASION: To com pliment party liner» who allow 5-minute intervals between calls. PANS* MEANING: forgai io rrmvm- bar" MEANING: "Thf tori tty of your convtrt*- tiou drhghtt mt, hut I am torry ur mutt par!" OCCASION A flowery hinttbat ytJM juv .tv uñé uhhes fo share tbt tau. FOtGfT Mt NO! OCCASION Always wear in the lapel or entwined in the hair—reminder to replarc rhe er when thxuush talking. htacintn * iehhe rmiPin
