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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1956)
Page Six Brockings Harbci Pilot — Brookings, Oregon E a ste r L ily B u lb s T o B e D istrib u ted E aster lily bulbs, grow n locally, w ill be distributed at the National Em blem Convention to delegates from all over the U nited States. The ladies of the local club have prepared hundreds of cellophane packages of bulbs, each w ith brief growing instructions and a card saying they come fiom e here. Those planning to atten d the con vention are: Pauline C arpenter, Alice Bordwell, Mabel O strander, 1 hursday, September 27, 1 ^ 5 Clara Bowlin, H ester Manning, Velma Violette and Dorotha Ray. The m eeting will be O ctober 3 to 6 at Coronado, California. BETA GROUP HAS 'RUSH' Brookings Boaters To Race Sunday DANCE & SHOW Starring ALVA DEAN and Coker Abbott Recording Stars BAND '•’t aequait • th e guests with Beta Sigm a Phi. B etty Seeley gave a talk entitled “The Body Beautiful". L o rrain e Eide was in charge of refreshm ents. NEW I). C. up in tht fn h w ter lagoon. it L etter T o T h e E d itor I, is expected that betw een 500-600 Me arrived here in Newberg boats may race in the two days. Over $1000 w orth of trophies will and are getting settled. Sure do be given away, on w hat the spon miss the old town though. I sors call the biggest thing to ever ■ would like to take this opportun- hit the w est coast in boat racing. ity, through your new spaper, to thank all the people in Brookings for th eir kindness -while we w ere F IS H IN & O N there. We w ere always well ac- ing Friday evening, Septem ber ; eepted and are very hum ble for 28, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. It is ex Si v. r .1 Jtn .1! pi iip]«. c nfribut it. pected there wi llbe 18 booths, ! I • I money, B ert DeMoss moved in at each of w hich a penny will Jack King's bulldozer, and w ith I would especially like to thank buy at least som ething. the help of Tom McKenzie's d rag D is. Ronniger, W hitt. S chaudt W hile the children have fun I line, the b ar at the mouth of the and Brown for their help a n ! there w ill be pie and coffee avail Chetco was broken and in cam e ( confidence and also to all the able for the adults. the fish. clergy for their kindness. P rofits from the project w ill go j Right next day yells of “Fish It we are half as well accepte 1 into uniform s for th e girls and if On.'” were heard and although the by the people here, we will do th ere are any funds over, they finished th e street w ill be paved. forerunners w ere mostly jack very well. T hanks to all the peo will go into the troop's treasuries. W orkmen are finishing th e rock- salmon- —which are tolerably good pie of Brookings again. As this is an effort by groups ing of the playground behind the building, and the eating too— there have been fish of young folks to help them selves elem entary Sincerely yours. black topping will sta rt shortly. brought in up to 33 lbs. as we go a good response is looked for. Roy H. Brown. to press, reported from H ew itt's Anchorage. L arger and more fish em blem c l u b b e r s tra v el may have been taken and it ap T eachers A sso c ia tio n pears th at the real Fall run is Last week end Mesdames Ma underw ay. bel O strander, P auline C arpenter, I H as F irst M eetin g H ester M anning, Alice Bordwelf, The Brookings-H arbor teachers C lara Bov, lin and Evelyn Jack 1 CLOSE UP SHOP association held their organiza lewicz w ent to Roseburg as dele- ! All of the m erchants in the tional m eeting Monday. Mrs. Una gates to the q u arte rly m eeting of ! N orth Brookings shopping area Rowley was elected president; th eir state association district. closed th eir doors F riday a fte r Harold Cooper, vice president; noon, in cooperation w ith the and Mrs. Rebbecca Williams, sec SIDEW ALKS I T T IN ON high school, to allow their em plo retary-treasurer. Mrs. Rowley ap G ard en H o se F inally—the sidew alks were yees to see the football game. pointed her com mittees for the poured in front of th e Brookings- O rth o G ard en A fterw ards the team had refresh year. H arbor high school last Friday. P ro d u cts m ents served to them at the D airy Miss M artha G irard, who was W orkman from the Pelican Con Creem cafe. form erly w ith the Embassy se r B lack L e a f struction have started on the sew- One of the businessm en said vice in Jap an , showed colored c i 1 ne which will go in front of 4 0 C om p ou n d that he planned on keeping his slides of th at country. the school too. and afte r that is W eed one business in operation, but w hile he was at the gam e he noticed W e e d K iller th.it his entire crew was th ere S p rin k lers anyway. and the COKER The members presented a pro. D i . Paul L. P Ronde, who has practiced ch iro p ractic since 1934 in both P asadena and th e O rient, has opened hi- office in the T in sley T railer Court, 2 m iles south of the S tate line. Dr. DeRonde, a graduate of the R atledge School has alw ays had a large ch ild ren ’s clinic and states th at w hile in the O rient he was personal chiroprac E en n y C arn ival tor to M ahatm a G handi. F rid ay E v e n in g Dr. DeRonde, in celebration of G irl Scout Troops Nos. 1 and 2 the opening of his office, offers under the leadership of Ethel ! free consultation and treatm ent Hannan and Mabel Thompson arc j to everyone who comes to him for planning a penny carnival to be the first tim e betw een Septem ber held in the G range hall this com 27 and O ctober 6. SANDY Aiv.idean and Sandy Coker A huge series of boat races is scheduled for the regatta at O rick California this week. The event is ■ k j reportedly th e largest ever staged 5^? in this area, and will include a gang of Brookings boaters. Set to race a re Tom D ent B arry Sage, Roy Pollard, A1 Phillips, Don Vaughn and Bob Deffen- !• baugh. All w ill ra ce th e ir “B“ 11 hydroplanes, and several w ill go! in th eir “ B” Runabouts. The races w ill begin on Satur- [J day morning, at about 6:30 a m. 1 w ith the tim e trials, and will last 11 a il flay. T h e m a m c \ < ntS, of MYRTLEWORLD— a new my course, will be on Sunday, begin- [ is operating now at the state lin rtleu ood factory, and sales site— e, on highw ay 101. This myrtle- ning at about 10 a.m. wood fac tory is the only one in t A novelty of the races w ill be < ity and Cold Beach have them. his area, although both Crescent PILOT PHOTO the attem pting to break the speed The G am m a G am m a C hapter of the Betas held th e ir first rush m eeting ,a the home of Yolande Vaughn Tuesday evening. G uests were<Sue McKenzie, P at Widmer, M arla Thorpe, Velma Erb, E sther Ross, C harlotte C hapm an and La- Verne Allison. SMITH RIVER CTiiAiiitiTnns • COMMUNITY HAIL W ANTADS SAT., SEPT. 29th CHETCO HOME AND AUTO Remodeling Sale As Eternal as the Tides and the Stars afiers mortuary chapr F lan C ou gar D in n er serving T r o w els W e e d ers SOME FUN! services with dignity and understandm- A “Cougar D inner” is being planned for the Brookings-Harbor football team next Tuesday, to 1 put them in “fighting shape" for the Gold Beach encounter a week from F riday. All of the details h aven’t been worked out as yet, but it will be held at the D airy Creem cafe. Brookings and Harbor Area Street Phone 2301 < kls < 1 \ 1 city , < n.iroRM x Pre - Christmas SALE ON TOYS 10% OFF Leonard USE .O U R LAYAW AY P t real eastate agency ALSO . . . 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