Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, June 19, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS OREGON
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Speaker Thursday
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W. M ilford of Rivers End
Red Bluff. Calif., was prin­
speaker last T hursday eve­
at a joint m eeting of the
Beach and Brooking» Ro-
copal church.
Long a m em ber of R otary and
noted in engineering circles, Mr
M ilford’s rich experiences m ake
him desirable as a speaker for al-
most any function. For benefit of
thc newer m em bers of R otary he
reviewed the advantages gained
through this m em bership, and al-
so pointed out the responsibilities
a m em bership m eant.
. Ro arians a r e united in the
ideals of service.” he em pl.^. d,
‘and m em bership m ay mean that
you give much of your time, ta l­
e n ts and money for your club,
your comm unity, your vocation’
and to international service. It
,is a privilege to have a m em ber­
ship in Rotary, for R otary is se­
le c tiv e in its m em bership, and is
always striving to choose men ol
honest, integrity and high ethical
standards.
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Pilot Class Ads get re s u lts ’
Buttons Covered
Afo/fciae Made B utton Holes
Sew ing
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Verna's Shop
Iloti'l Hr.wìlz i»live lini U«»«..
STA T E M EM BER
Gold Bench H ospital
Seaside H ospital, C rescent City
)fficc Hours: io to 12; 1 to 5
Exclusives you got
o n ly w ith In te rn a tio n a l:
• All truck engines—your choice of gasoline, diawl
or liquid petroleum got power plants.
• The roomiest, most comfortable cab on the road”
- t h e Comfo-Vision Cab designed by drivers for
drivers.
• Super steering system more positive steering con­
trol, easier handling, high mechanical advantage.
• The traditional toughness thot hat kept Interna­
tional first in heavy-duty truck tales 20 straight
years.
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• Extra heavy-duty specialisation- includes engines,
transmissions, axles, springs, wheels, frames, cab
. . . engineered for your job to save you money.
• Largest exclusive truck wrvice o rg an iiatio n.
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me incus arxtut Inter­
national L-400’a from men
in th is area who are now
operating them. We’ll give
you a list. Check with any
or all of them. Find out why
these 1.,-400’s are best for the
West on hauls like yours.
BELTONE HEARING AID
Smallest Beltone Ever Made
FREE BELTONE CLINIC
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o ? 2 î l rn0,i0no1 1 400
G V W ratings from
36,000 to 70,000 lbs., with conventional or Ç.O.E. cabs.
for comp/ete /ntormafion about any /nfernot/ono/ Truck, • • • -
Hrootyngs, Oregon
Monday, June 23, 1952
Davis Truck and Tractor
BI LIO N E HEARING SERVICE
S. C. MITCHELL, Dealer
Wear Broadway
M
m rsiaw .m> surgeon
That s a lot to promise from one
truck, hut we 11 eat a hatfull of sawdust
if we can’t prove every word of it!
ANNOUNCING
NEW EXTRA TINY
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en tire program , w ith Je rry Myer
Playing th e accordion as en ter
ta ‘nment.
The hani dinner was served bi
Women
the Episcopal Guild
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PAUL RONNIGER, M. 0.
You tell us about your special road
and load conditions, we design your
L-400’8 accordingly. T h a t’s why these
huskies—built in Emeryville, California
—cut hauling costs and maintenance
year after year.
Prelim nary work, th at of p u t­ and two children of Orick, Calif.,
ting up posters to advertise the stopped briefly S atu rd ay a fte r­
forthcom ing Lily Blossom Time noon en route home, to visit for-
parade, is being done by the All- mei friends ot the Dayton area.
Year Events Association. The an­
Mr. Dorsey had been called to
nual festival has been set for S un­
Dayton
a week ago by the death
day, July 13, sta rtin g at 1:30 p. m.
(of
an
uncle.
JoeJ P. Dorsey, 90,
Many details rem ain to be de­
who
had,
only
five days before,
cided by the sponsoring group.
observed
his
90th
birthday. He
There is being urged on all or­
was
the
only
surviving
son of a
ganizations the duty of entering
pioneer
family
which
came
to that
a float, as well as all businesses
area to take up a donation land
and others of the area.
claim in the ’50s.
K lam ath, Calif., sports festival
Elwyn, president of the Orick
association has intim ated th at a
cham
ber of commerce, told the
float would be entered from there.
Pilot
he was 'in te rested in the
Next year, it is also intim ated,
m
anner
Brookings carried on its
there m ust be closer co-opera­
tion between the two places so festivals each year. He said he
as not to conflict with dates as had planned to attend the Azalea
Festival, and was planning to be
is being experienced this year.
here June 13 for the lily parade. ,
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*' 8»'*»»g his best effort to-
w u n t/y
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. ADoUt 25 R otarians and wives
° ’ Rrookin«s niad« the trip to the
County se a t- and actually <>u t-
lh<‘ »»umber from Gold
, Ch’ Th° local c,ub> sP°nsbrs of
* 1<? eounty seat Sroup. put on the
In t e r n a t io n a l L - 4 0 0 ’s a re engi-
neered to your orders.
Lily Blossom Time Visited Area, Sun.
Posters On Display W r. and Mrs. Elwyn Dorsey
f hetco Inn
o a i> is world wide, and a
Ro «rran u a m em ber of a world-
wide organization, and is perm it-
ted to sit with R otarians all over
the world, regardless w hat o th er
H’ln'is m,i\ b,. in ctMiirnon
R otarians are alw ays found to
be adding im petus to any move­
ment which Will b e tte r a com­
m unity, w hich will m ake life en­
joyable and profitable, helping a
[nqineer&d to
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Cb r 1-1 nbbon„ ,and sw eepstakes w inner a t the 1952 Azalea Garden
Club Flow er Show was this A dventure in Color, entered by Mrs. A
E Sandbo whose knowledge of flowers and arrangem ents is not ques-
honed ,n these parts. Winning prizes in flowers is a constant ddng
with her as records will reveal.. This arrangem ent, all green, cannot
reproduced by an ordinary cam era to reveal its beauty Judges
* c re were unanim ous in this choice— Brookings Sfurfro picture
C. Mitchell
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