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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1953)
TEAM GAMES Don’s Cliff House .................. 862 Pete L esm eister In s............... 849 Tots to Teens. M incer’s ..... 833 T EN HIGH AVERAGE Team standings for Jan. 20, C lara Goyke ............................ 149 1953: L .! Verna Crabb .......................... 147 W. 13 1 K atie Hall .............................. 145 W ilbank’s M arket ...... 39 1 B etty Nelson .......................... 131 17 Such a large percentage of Hendricks F u rn itu re .... 35 nine. Jan. 6. in a beautiful and 99 I Rickey H aggerty .................... 130 observance of the 50th anniver- impressive ceremony. women in business has ap p aren t Brookings Plywood .... 30 sary of Pow ered Elight with Lt. 22 Skipper Bowie ........................ 129 The fn«j*ntlir»c» officer« v w p I ly caused the men a great deal F reem an’s M arket ...... 30 General Jam es H. Doolittle as the Eileen and Bob Swan, assisted bv of concern and an a ttem p t to Big Jim ’s T avern..... 27 D 24‘a Cleo Rogers ............................ 128 chairm an. 33 Lillian W inegardner ............ 126 Brownie Brimm as m arshal; Iris publish a bulletin by the Research Phillips Dad & L a d ...... 19 121 General Doolittle has requested Kindel ns secretary; Hazel H en In stitu te of America. Inc., has Fox B rothers .............. 18*2 3 3 4 Dana Baird ....... the Governors of each sta te to dry as chaplain; Grace Edw ard- met with m any difficulties and Young’s 5 and 10 ......... 9 43 Audrey Keen .......................... 122 High games Jan. 15 No. 2 game. appoint a slate of influential men. «on as organist, and Lilian W eid the efforts of the staff on "IIovv Individual gam es: HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME geographically distributed as a man as conductress. to Handle W omen,” has got them Chapin ...................................... 224 Verna Crabb .......................... 175 s ta te com m ittee to implem ent the nowhere. A fter grueling research The following officers were in Roemmick ................................ 203 program for the observance of the sta lle d - T?nse Hubbard, w orthy the only thing the men were sure W eeks ........................................ 203 INDIVIDUAL SE R IE S Verna Crabb .......................... 465 50th anniversary of Powered m atron; John Molino, w orthy pa- of was th at women were different Individual series: Flight. TEAM GAME Horn men and th at is not exactly ! tron: Grace Yelton, associate Chapin ...................................... 566 Pete Lesm eister Ins ..... Because of your interest and m atron; John PefTley, associate a modern discovery. 812 W eeks ...................................... 534 activity and the contribution you patron; M artha Harbin, secre TEAM S E IIE S There now are nine tim es as Vaughn .................................... 516 Pete Lesm eister Ins ..... have m ade to aviation in your tary : Helen Hnnseam, conduc- many women gainfully employed 2337 Team gam es: area, I am requesting th at you i tress; Agda Bickner. associate as there w ere in 1870. 988 Big Jim 's ...... For the week ending on Sun- accept an appointm ent on this j conductress: G ertrude Suliffe, A fter the men drew a blank on Kox Bros. ...... • 984 day, Jan. 18: com m ittee. Mr. W. M. B a rtle tt.' chaplain; Ethel Jackson m arsh a l- this fascinating subject, it was F reem an’s ...... 968 : D ate Max directo r of the S ta te Board of Alice Min. Rain Rausch. organist; Dee Team series: 1 Jan. 12 .......... .... 56 A eronautics, will act as the exec White, Ada; Cora Chno’n R i i *’ decided to ask women how to han 51 1.53 2813 Jan. 13 .......... .... 53 utive secretary of this comm ittee. Enid H urst, E sther; Ethel Joch- dle women. This is roughly the Eox Bros.......... 45 1.31 answ er obtained from the distaff 2791 Jan. 14 .......... 55 .53 Mr. H arry Coffey, Portland. Ore., e|is. 46 M artha; E thel Molino. 2704 Jan. 15 .......... 54 45 has accepted the appointm ent as Electa; Ethel Olsen, warden, and staff. Big .17 “To supervise women success Jan. 16 .......... .... 54 tin’ chairm an. 48 3.25 Lloyd Harbin, sentinel fully, you have to: recognize in Jan. 17 .......... .... 53 49 6.19 The program will consist large The impressive ceremonies to o k ’ w hat respects they are different Jan. 18 ........... .... 53 ly of aviation program s in con 51 3.36 place in a beautifully decorated from men; treat them according nection with the service clubs, setting of green and silver. A huge ly; and ( Ed N ote: here is the ace Total rainfall ................ 16.37 cham bers of commerce, radio sta silver star, surrounded by a bank in the hole) not let them know it” tions. newspapers, school pro of green, formed the background.,1 I A group of learned analysts gram s, and o th er public g ath er and silver colum ns joined by rose m ade a sta rtlin g statem en t d u r ings where the story and the po TEAM STANDINGS tential of the aviation industry and blue satin ribbons entw ined ing World W ar II. “W omen,” they W. L. can be brought to the attention ¡w ith ivy, w ere on each side of said, “are simply little m en” The I the presiding officers’ pedestal, Pete Lesm eister Ins. 34 institu te says “it just isn’t so,” 14 of the general public. 15 You will 1 m » kept fully advised with a basket of rose flowers in any more than “men are big won - Sisco Loggerettes ..... 33 The piano was covered en.” i Don’s Cliff House .... 2912 18'... I esse French w ith considerable m aterial and a front. Women, it says, have g rea ter Eagles Aux (3087' .... 23’2 2412 Jist of public speakers and other ,w i'h ivy anil roses. D uring the ceremonies, Ellen m anual dexterity, b e tte r color K err Hdw. & E lectric 21 27 inform ation will be available to 28 N E W A N D USED you at all times. This will 1 m » Knight sang “Gentle H ands” a r 1 sense and m ore patience than T ot to Teens, M incers 20 31 Chetoo Cafe 17 from December 17th of 1952, un “Hold Thou Mv Han 1.“ and Mio men. 32 You m ay not agree, but the F reem an ’s M arket .... 16 til December» 17th of 1953, which Rausch played “S ta r of tb Research In stitu te thinks women R E N T . 1L O R T R IA L is the anniversary of K itty Hawk E ast.” INDIVIDUAL GAMES '1 he Courtesy Girls for are “people-minde ..” th a t they C lara Goyke .......................... 192 1 >ay. Your favorable acceptance of were introduced as follows. Am- an» intensely interested in people. V erna Crabb .......................... 191 “Ash a m an, ‘W here did you Rickey H aggerty .................. 177 Turn ng & Repair Ibis appointm ent will be greatly I»»»r Campbell captain; Ann Nel- ‘•»n, Kay Sandstrom , B eatrice buy this s te a k ? ’ H e’ll answ er: ’At appreciated. INDIVIDUAL SE R IE S W 't, B<ulah PefTley and M urid Green’s Meat M arket.’ Ask his Verna Crabb ............ Sincerely yours, 491 Gragg. CO NTACT— w ife the samp question, and she’ll C lara Goyke .......................... 484 PAUL L. PATTERSON, In a lovely addenda, a W hite answ er w ith some em otion: K atie I.'all 4,74 Governor. Ritual and Am erican B eauty ‘W hy? W h at’s w rong w ith i t ? ’ ” TEAM SE R IE S roses w ere presented the new Women are interested in peo Sisco Brookings, or Loggereftes 2410 w orthy m atron and Helen H ans- ple la th e r than things. They like Don’s cliff House ........... 2409 cam sang appropriate words to to talk. (You’ll agree on this P ete Lesm eister Ins............... 2390 the tune of “A Long Trail A- one.) W hiding.” The outgoing w orthy The in stitu te com m ents on dif- •’i'Iro n , Iris Kindel, and outgoing H erent types of women, explain- operation and real application uu sie s t o r i “ orthy patron, C harles Schanl, ing that a given woman falls into the job at hand. “Can you,” the in stitu te says, wen» presented with jew els and a general classification “only in "ask for anything m ore.” C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N roses. while Helen H anscam sang the roughest sense" “ Aloha.” ( W ith the career woman, for in- The w orthy patron presented | stance, the job comes first. She tin» worthy m atron, Rose H ub has a k »en com petitive streak bard. with a beautiful m yrtle and thinks she doesn't w ant ex wood gavel and sounding block pressions of approval from men. Bookkeeping tor us»» during her term . To get best results w ith her, the Refreshm ents w ere served and institute says, “Don’t be deceiv’d! Pay Roll Taxes AT MOST NEW’ 2-bedroom home, plastered throughout, fire- ial hour followed the in- by her show of hnrdheaded in piar .». autom atic. air-conditioner, hardwood floors, tile insurance ion. dependence. She m ay know ho” ’ and ext 1 a bu'lt-ins. Large lot. 80x133’2 in restric t- good she is, but your w ord’ will K err Building tibdivision FIT A com m itm ent. fhi right thi ■»r ore pleasure than little tim e to rriai TONTA 10Í f< ct with good modern home, liv- illi adm it, ir m atters, a J », Brookings, Oregon cd i ;no tty pine and hardwood floor. room fit af the far by his exam j d useful- l l t i f l l l vi w inc low Additional available. fw h e v e a r « Vorw B a k r , - MODERN 2-BEDF >M I : e on 2 lots, G arage and ap art- t. One b n M; t. $625 ) total price, Only 0 down. 12 O.E.S. O ffic e rs ■■ ■ ■ In s ta lle d Jan. 6 Too M a n y W om en THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1953 Business Is MORE ABOUT The officers of S atelite Chap- In CRISSY A P P O IN T E D ♦er No 165. the O rder of E astern S tar, were installed for 1953 at i Concern o f M a le s (Continued from Page One t I the I O O .F hall Tuesday eve-j Brookings H arbor Pilot C ity B o w lin g League Results B eaverettes B o w lin g Score ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« P IA N O S ! Chafco Drug Store SELL IT THRU THE 5 W ANTADS B. B. Crabb Co. BETTER BUYS A T LESMEISTER'S SOUTHERN CUR? Y REALTY CO. PI IO N ES: Office, ?S R e s iti enee ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM n n u v ( ) ACR , aw 500 D( AM I'd V TW O BEDRM. HO: da ire DEEP AUTOMATI and woikshi 2>S ‘ER j : ez ’AS! X lock »r room with 9' frigi- c a c c 1 I.1.C ÎR IC STOVE and I 9 R L l RlGERATOR; garage HARBOR ONI > $3900 DOWN THREE-ROOM HOI SE TH REE ACRES FULL PR. $5000. riU R T E F N \ ( ”RFS in TOW N GOOD Bl 1LD1NG SITUS with gotxl BULB LAND X SC EN IC newly remodeled home; ga- rage and bulb shed. Insurance o f A ll Kinds! See: Chui Ies G ray slid, Enu.i D Rice M artha Gravshd o nr r Ç R ic e . L illy 1 » Wh Bits You 11 illy a sen.» of ns lv wi tli 1111 m» running her t< come As a m a r ie uschold to in ntvih an efficient run. si I nt r.” "manai semen t it counsel, the As a final V\ iur own rela- memo s a y s : •Ii tions w Th the women in v ur de part n t 1 if vou show th nt the deference >»u give natu rally to women in your own social con tacts. you’re really ’tops'.” Adm itting that som etim es w om en "move in m ysterious wavs" the in stitu te concludes: “But the a v erage woman is predictable to exi If she feels th at she »att 1 fairly and tha* rid like her as an hi »r own h ■1 w 110 LOTS AND ACREAGI \ wi if 'lection in desirable loca- tions. T ake your choice and build a home to vour own plans and specifications. FIIA available. NEARl Y NI MODERN H )ME ( n pav ed street. Two bed- 11 and par'e. Hardwood floors, t ached garage, gas fum ase, ven tian blinds. $95.59 full uv FI IA mon hly paym ents. VIEW f< full ct by 100 reet with mr st of the forms in lent. Full orice $1800. TO D )WN b uy 3 acres w 1 tn Jai ge unfinished house Good well and pre jsure systet ne view just outside of city limits. Full price only $2600. Sec Ilom cr H aggerty, Eva Lea Long, and H. G. “H ans” Nelson salesm en with PETE J. LESMEISTER, R e a lto r Real Estate and Insurance "Agent >f r »pendable Set v ict BROOK I N< Across from the Post Office OREGON I $
