Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 10, 1952, Page 12, Image 12

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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Curry County Lilies Win Prizes At Oakland Flower Show
Thursday, July 10. 1952
the family of each payable by the
'•usiness. For this favor, his men
fave better effort, and that he
had really prospered personally.
None of his employes, he said, was
earning less than five thousand a
car, and that the lowest teas a
young man, only a year out of
high school.
Such is the good received from
ravel, that exchange of ideas, of
earning how others feel about the
ways of life we are now experi-
‘ncing in the world. To me this
a’k was worth the cost of the
trip. His talk gave me hope that
eventually there was hope of a
new and greater prosperity what
he called a peace-time prosperity
and economy.
While at Crater Lake I saw
dr. and firs. Ray Olson, who had
driven there for the day with '
their children. They had to le a v f
early in the afternoon to *>7- 0 /
engagement at Medford, so did
not have a chance to visit more
with them.
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ings. Cash or terms.
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Brookings, Oregon
CASVER-Hl’SEBY ELECTRIC CO.
are% Ure
Ufinnera In the pieture above> Geor^ Funk’s display at the
beina the n *
ahow„ J trat pr^ e and sweepstakes winner. This area has also become noted as
leing the Home, of Minter Homers. ' Equitable and uniform climate of this area is the reason for the
tremendous growth of the floral industry of Curry County. Oregon.
'
Just PERSONAL
By D K W tiY
You meet interesting people on
a trip. This was iny lot last week­
end when 1 got away from town
anil went to (.'rater Lake. While
the lodge was “dug out" enough
to be open, there stdl remained
ten or more feet of snow all over
the parking area and grounds in
the lodge area That, my friends,
coming from the hot valley and
in a few minutes be in the frigid
zone, was something yes refresh­
ing. to the nth degree.
Had ( i room reserved, and took
meals at the dining room, where
the entire group seemed as one
large family. With u « u e r e two
of Mrs. Prentise's accordion band
of Medford, who entertained with
o
few numbers, after a ranger-
naturalist Z io d talked u b o w f the
native animals about the lodge.
Friendly, yes. I doubt if I ever
was at a place where people went
out of the r
to lie more cor­
d ial. P eople m ade th e rounds, just
to become acquainted W as q u ite
impressed b> a m an who said he
was a hom e furnishings dealer at
lo t ▲ltoa, near Palo Alto, who had
qartta a theorx for friendship lit'
NORMA'S
Beauty Salon
said lie annually made a pilgrim-1 ««id. “are those people of integ
ago. and oat h year his capital as- rity, who have no personal greed
sets climbed tremendously. He said no desire to gain at the erpense
his only assets were the friends of the other fellow.” He referred
he had made and with whom he directly to the fact that cajntal
carried on extensive correspond­ and labor do not try to get along
ence.
in a common meeting ground. It
His
friends, he said, were his I soon
.
------------. V will
in v come
¡nn/n to w n the
e r e point where
only assets which compounded at industry must include labor in all
a tremendous rate each year, and its deliberations. Until that comes
something Uncle Sam could not there will never be any of the
taj\ A Wyoming man by birth, he old fashioned integrity tee once en­
was an enormous fellow. He had joyed so much.
huge hands which made mine look
I have 33 men and women in
like a lady's tn comparison. His my business. I take them into my
nady grin was golden from the confidence, make them fee! they
dental work he had. His eyes had are a part of the business, and
wccral sets of "crows-feet' from any successes they mav bring to
he perpetual grin he carried.
the business is also to their own
1 nor to his wife’s death a year success. My people share in the
ago. he said they had made about profit, and let me say that they
e\ery trip they could imagine in.see to it that there will be profit
the twenty-odd years of their so-One man closed a large hotel or-
happy lde. He said the habit was der where I had failed. In return
too strong to break, so now be for this achievement. I gave him
gix's it alone, and on this par- a bonus for the year of S W
ticular trip, picked up an inva­ This man was qyite talkative
lided brothei at Mt. Shasta.
about his employes. He said he
U hat this man stressed
most to had
arranged
icith an in.rurunei
insurance
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