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Rotary Hears Plea Local N ew s H a p p en in g s A L o u t F olks You K n o w For M ore Churches Brookings Stock Brookings Harbor Pilot 9 ’ I ’ RSDAY, MAY 28. 1953 Sales Progressing In contrast to the rollicking musical program of last week, Management of Brookings Ply Duplicate Watches Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred here from colder areas. While the Rotary club listened very at wood Corporation announced that Scothorn of Brookings, a 6 lb. 32 Brookings was enjoying hot rain all of the stock sales of this issue tentively to a man to man talk Given By Mincer's by Rev. Hugh Bronson, pastor of oz. boy at Seaside hospital, May it was frozen rain in some re will be completed bv June 10. 26, at 8:38 p.m. The young man gions at higher altitude. the B r o o k i n g s Presbyteri m The transaction on 40 shares has The race between the graduat church, on the value of our has been named Ronald Marvin. been compleetd with five addi ing smiors for the beautiful El Raymond Young, stationed at tional shares subscribed for. churches in the nation at large gin watch given by Mincer’s Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pullen of and especially on the function of Portland are here to attend the 1 acoma Navy Yards, was home! Management further states jewelry turned out to be a nip another church in the Brookings graduation of their grandson, over the weekend with his par that the results for the month ' ’uck race between Mary Lou area. Leslie Pullen. They are visiting ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Young. I of April in the plywood division Berger and Leslie Pullen. First In answer to the obsCrvatu n at the home of their daughter, the corporation were very en- one was ahead and the other Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Redfield a t of couragin«? a|j in(lications that there are already enough Mrs. Glenn Duncan. tended Klamath Falls high school point to an equally good result ahead. They crossed the finish churches in this community, he line so close together that the Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Woods of commencement Friday. Mr. Red for the month of May. pointed ouj that in the United Mincers decided to award dupli field’s daughter, Betty, and States at large 60% of the popu Portland are here to attend the The excessive rainall has cate watches. grandson, Clifford, were graduat slowed down the delivery of legs lation is affiliated with the graduation exercises and also the ed. This was a very commendable church, while in Oregon but Azalea Festival. They are visit -----* ---- to the plant but the company gesture on their part. around 23% of our people are ing at the Glenn ---- Duncan heme. Queen’s banquet will be held feels that they will be able to connected with and working in Paul Peterson and children wilt Ardell Moore of Albany Saturday evening, May 3d at come through with full pro.iue- our churches. Our sister state is Mrs. 7:30 at the Chetco Inn. Tickets leave tomorrow for Salem where here to attend the graduation of Washington is even lower in of her brother, Leslie Pullen. are available at Chetco Drug, tion until logging operations get Mrs. Peterson is confined to the into full swing. the scale by 3%. hospital. Mrs. Moore is visiting at the Freeman’s Market, Hendrick’s He left us to draw our own home Furniture, Ostenburg’s, Brook- of her mother, Mrs. Glenn conclusions as to how far the | ings Market and Oregon State Brookings area is from the na Duncan. , Bank. .— <---- tional 60 per cent, to say nothing The All-Year Events Associa i — *— of the state’s 23 per cent. C. “Ed” Dempsey indicates in tion met Tuesday evening at tne He pointed out that in these t ’hetco Inn for a meeting to “iron his ad elsewhere in this issue that troubled times, men and won.en, out’’ all last minute details in he will be open for repair work boys and girls sorely need the preparation for the Azalea Festi Monday, June 1. Plans are being steadying character building in val. Fifteen to twenty attended. made for the grand opening soon.1 fluence offered by our churches. A meeting is called for this eve ---- Money can’t buy happiness, he ning to check last minute details Extensive memorial services pointed out to his fellow Rotari- and to discuss the subject of the will be held at Smith River Com-1) ans. During the war and now in, weather. munity hall with arrangements! this cold war we need to produce' in charge of American Legion 11 Lovely fresh Cut Flowers, R things and as a people we are i Mrs. Arthur Knox, Mrs. Paul Post No. 712 and Auxiliary, willing to work and sacrifice to Ronniger and Stevie visited rela ♦ ---- Wreaths, Beautiful plants. Every S bring peace and happiness to tives in Grants Pass over the Brookings Plywood Corporation kind of floral tribute desired mankind in general, but he add-' weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert was elected to membership in the i for ed, in the producing of things Neilson, just three weeks in their Douglas Fir Plywood Association i we must not neglect the spiritual new home, were happy to have Tuesday during the annual meet MEMORIAL DAY! side. guests. Mrs. Neilson is Arthur’s ing of the organization held at 1 Gearhart. Seven other plywood i We of the clergy, he said, have twin sister. rms of the coastal area were our part in preaching the gospel, - elected to memberships. POTTED AND CUT FLOWERS Rains have curtailed work in of bringing to our fellow men the the W ’oods and held back build opportunity for service, service such as all Rotary clubs strive to ing, to say nothing of lily culti vation, grass cuting and general Too Late to Classify render. spring clean-up. The men listened closely to — — O.V T H E W IN C H U C K F OR SALE—Large size canning 5 Rev. Bronson’s man to man talk, pressure cooker. See Marian Mrs. Estes Morton is reported and all agreed that the church PHONE 2568 Harbor, Oregon Lamm, Brookings Plywood of- does have a large and important improved. She was flown to Sal 13 1* em over a week ago where she ce. place in our community. has been treated at the hospital for pneumonia. The lily festival date has been set by the All-Year Events As Many unusual birds have been sociation after careful considera seen in the area during the week tion given the blooming peak. since the rains. One persons guess We will celebrate July 19. was that they might have come FLOW ERS S (or J MEMORIAL DAY i i M c V A Y 'S GREENHOUSE It Has Been a Privilege To Serve You MOORE'S VARIETY CONGRATULATIONS Be Sure and Good luck Attend the AZALEA FESTIVAL Mrs. Virginia Mincer Closed Memorial Day A S&H GREEN STAMPS m U U H fllM lE . T T m u - . 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