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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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Max. Min. Rain
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May 19 ...... ......67
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Mrs. Anna S a rrie of
May 20 ...... ....... 61
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May 22 ......
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aroused to that point.
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Two graduations of the past will come home from Seaside hos
May 25 ......
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week indicate the trend of the pital the first of the week.
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local schools. Seventeen left the
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high
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and about 60 were
People living in this area are
gimply too close to this beauty
spot to fu lly appreciate it, to
becom e as inspired <ut a visitor
can, who comes here at this tim e
of the year .and behold the pun
g en t fragrance and beauty of the
m ulti-colored plants of the spot.
Seems th at I get a g re a te r
th rill each tim e I visit the park
for there I discover, on each oc
casion, som ething which escajx'd
T here’s a thought I often shud
der to reflect Memorial week-end
is alw ays noted for its traffic fa
talities. Is this one going to be
ns usual ? Earl T. N ew bry has
issued many w arnings to m otor
ists hut how many will be heed
ed this y e a r? Too much power
under the hoods of those cars is
by eye on previous trips. One can-
not walk through the park un
der an hour and see anything. It
holds too many beauties for th a t
TO THE PEOPLE OF BROOKINGS:
'House-Warming
BROOKINGS
CLINIC
Office hours. 9 a m. 5 p. m.
DR R. E. SMITH
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Dr. Richard L. Smith
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PH O N E 2701
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Funeral Home
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Phone 1091
CRESCENT CITY
garage, and in order to find out what new
car agency that will best serve this com m un
ity, we would like to have your requests for
the make of cat you would like. Send all
requests, in care of—
Harold Olson
D. R. Conn
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made ready fo r entrance this fa il.
pears to me, will need some spe
cial thought this year. It is not
quite as sim ple to double-shift
the high school as it is the lower
grades.
speedy race,
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The situation w i l l get much
L u th er Tisdale takes as much worse before it w ill get better_
pride in its appgprance as he has and it will g et b etter only a fte r
been noted in his lily fields. He the present high school room has
has wrought m any changes a l l , been doubled, so th a t the present
for the good in the park in the high school building m ay be ab
last year. So m any more picnic sorbed in the grade set-up. The
tables and benches are available. whole m a tter isn't exactly pleas
S aturday and Sunday we must ant to th in k about
point w ith pride to o u r visitors
the breath-taking sights of this
spot, which too m any of us take
so much for granted. We have no
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Weigel
idea w hat a large city would be
w ere pleasantly surprised Sunday
willing to give bad this city the
afternoon, May 18, by a group of
same kind of a park. It might
friends for a house-w arm ing at
surprise you.
their lovely new home built ju st
I look forw ard to seeing this
south of H arbor, and named
year's flow er show. Those Azalea
“Grandview M anor.”’ The guests
Garden Clubbers are past m asters
brought the dinner and presented
at planning such events. Dorothy
the W eigels a beautiful plate-
Lockland leaves nothing to the
glass m irror to hang above their
imagination - she leaves nothing fireplace.
undone which would help the big
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1 P resent besides the honored
e r e t tf . In years past it has been
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n o n o ie a
»aid that
th a t each
earl, y e a r m u b e ffe rlO liv e r Mr and M " n rs' Rok’er
said
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,n d M r» Roy Sprin«-
than the previou
lim it of perfection should be at
last reached but no, each year
fx c e lls all past ones.
By DRW G Y
H ere we come to another Me.
m ortal day and likewise to a n
o th e r Azalea Festival. How can
we b e tte r observe a quieter and a
sa fe r week-end than by staying
in this area, by seeing the page
a n try which will be unfolded be
fore us at Azalea S ta te P a rk ?
W eather Report
killing on the highuxiys w to stop,
March 7, 1946, under the Act of M arch 3, 1879.
Just PERSONAL
Thursday, May 29, 1952
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