Thursday, March 13, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P ILO T, BROOKINGS, O REG O N
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Smorgasbord Planned For Saturday By Smith River Group
SM ITH R IV E R -T h e local P.-
T . A. is sponsoring, this S a tu r
day, March 15, its annual sm or
gasbord, expecting to exceed the
last y e a r’s record perform ance.
The dinner hour will be from
d:30 to 9:00 p. m. Ted W estbrook
will play his o rg a n - and John
Frost the accordion throughout
the dinner hour. This will be a
real Swedish Smorgasbord, pre
pared by tho^e who reallk know
how. There will also lie a ham
P.-T. A. Heard
Youth's Ideas, At
Panel Discussion
Youth Problems and from th<
m ouths of the youth there are
m any were discussed last T hurs
day evening at the March m eet
ing of P.-T. A. at the school, when
M ary Lou Berger, Bob Curtis and
Leslie Pullen gave the viewpoint
of youth. Speaking for the p a r
ents were Virgil Goldsberry, Carl
B erger and Mrs. A. Zook. Mod
e ra to r was LaVerne Landauer.
Mrs. Doherty, of the faculty,
was advisor of the students.
At the election of officers. Mrs.
dinner for those who do not rel
ish Swedish delicacies. The hall
will seat many so there should be
no doubt about service.
A fter the dinner a fish pond,
sponsored by Girl Scouts, will be
held for the children; Bingo is
planned for the older boys and
g irls. For adults there will be
square and modern dancing.
Last year more than 500 were
served, and the demand was in
Earl B reuer was named president
for the coming year; Mrs. Alict
Rausch,
vice-president;
Doris
Crosley, secretary and Mrs. Don
Craig, traesurer. All were unani
mously elected.
Three Hags were presented to
the girl scout troops by members
of the V. F. W. Auxiliary, spon
coring group.
A food sale has been scheduled
for this Saturday at D im m ick\
Brookings M arket, with receipts
to be given to the community li
brary. P.-T. A. members are u rg
ed to bring food to the m arket,
or notify one of the com m ittee
if it should I k * picked up.
On March 28, the P.-T. A. will
sponsor a youth party at the gym,
as part of the youth movement
in the area.
Plans Dinner, Fri.
A m em bership dinner is being
planned by Chetco Aerie, No. 3087
ye a r! . . . g«f them in
for Friday, March 14. at 8:00 p
m. nt Don’s Cliff House. All the
T he ___. members and wives are invited.
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A short business m eeting will be
held at the V. F. W. hall at 7:00
M omthk
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sistent th at a repeat be given
this year.
Edna Samuelson is g e n e r a l
chairm an with Anna Marie W est
brook as co-chairm an; Vera Clem
ens and Hazel Curley are in
charge of food. Terry Ulrich is
in charge of decorations; Mr. and
Mrs. S la te r are ho^t and hostess,
lookings a fter w aitresses; Hazel
Yahr will have charge of tickets
and publicitq.
Those wishing to attend may ob
tain tickets at the Texaco Service
station.
Use these colum ns—it pays!
I SEE IT!
She is a darling and the three
of us fell in love w ith her immed-
itely. She stayed a t our hotel Jh
San Francisco for one night aTd * ’
By Sonya Rush
*
Sonya Rush, niece of Mr. and then joined her husband aboard
his
ship.
The
wife
of
a
captain
Mrs. Harmer, o n a n extended
trip to Europe, writes serially to is not allowed to accompany her
friends, who believe others of the husband on sea voyages, and can
com m unity would enjoy the in only go aboard when the ship is
formation. The Pilot is always in port.
glad-to have such letters for pub
The ship was to leave Thurs-
lication at any time.
day, the ninth, we sailed the 12th.
♦ * •
While w aiting for our departure,
1. LEAVING THE LILY BELT! we took in a few shows, and saw
We left Oregon the 5th of Feb. F rank S in a tra in person. We also
with only the morning sta r to visited the docks, it was about
bid us farewell. We w ere delight- 12:00 noon and found that the
ed to find on the very bus we men only load at night, in order
chose to carry us to the good ship to get tim e and a half (a quaint
Chili, the wife of the captain, old C alifornia custom )
who had followed her spouse from
We w ent aboard Sunday eve
France, on up to Vancouver, and ning about 6:00, as the agent told
was on her journey back to San us we w^ould sail th a t night.
Francisco, his next port of call.
To Be Continued
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