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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1946)
Page Four THURSDAY, MARCH 2L J BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Home of tKe Croft Lily IVRSr anger among many residents, p ar they ticularly in H arbor where Azalea Garden Club Heard Expert seem most active. On Rose Culture At Thursday Meeting Judge Sandbo has been Handy Subscription Blank con The Azalea Garden Club held Laura Voorhees. Mrs. Ila Craig, tacted by Harbor residents in this — its regular meeting last Thursday Mrs Gladys Beasley. Harbor. m atter, and he is pledging the f with Mrs Newton, president. 1.1 I -t< — s for the afternoon in- m atter, and he is pledging his BROOK NGS-IIARBOR PILOT, charge. eluded Mrs. Mabel McVay. Mrs. dalism through his official capac- Mrs Maud I uick of Smith Riv- Emma Newes. Mrs. Jessica Pear- ity as justice of the peace. 'Brookings, Oregon, Date er. made a re to rt on the Redwood mine- Mrs- Jess,e N Judkins The exact number of entrance Kindly en ter my subscription to the Brookings-Harbor Pilot, J m arkers and s t r e e t signs de Tribute Grove. Everyone of this stroyed is not known. However, if part of the country is vit illy in- this practice doesn’t stop, the ..................... year , for which you will find (check) (money ord terested in this national park C llJ ltv llv u o V people in Harbor affected are The club members and guest. planning on taking drastic action. <cash) for .............................................................................................. enjoyed a real treat in the talk on "Rose C u ltu re ’ by Mrs. Edna . . Plaisted of Crescent City Lroal Mrs. A. E. Stonehouse. of Brook- Pete Woodburn and Ray S h a n -1 (S ig n ed ): rose gardens will be greately im- jr‘- ' was principal speaker at the non of Portland were Brookings- proved by contact with this lady daffodil "l a. an annual affair. Harbor visitors l a s t week-end. who has had years of »xpenence **>» Tuesday at Smnh R.ver. H er were enthusiastic over the address ................................................................... with roses. JiC Art of Flower Ar- potential prospects of the com- Mrs. A. E. Stoneh use gave an r ’ - " n! munity and are interested in en- My subscription will s ta rt with the M arch 28th issue, amusing stunt in P re fe r or Quick Arranged on a number of long tering business, and making their C h a n g e an d his fam ily s?y S < > were displayed some -io homes here. <52.50 per year in Curry' County—$3:00 per year outside the cot changed costumes and imperson- ¿-fferent species of daffodils. s o ( a ted the professor, hi* son. daugn- rr&' ' emphasize the beauty The Chetco Cafe wijj cjosed _ ter and the negro mammy ea<* «P e c **- Th « arrange- Sundav Mon{jav and Tuesdav of * r n : was ' discussed by the p r i n - next __ . week when Mr and Mrg M is M ill.y 1 r • -z cent City g a v e tw hum r»u> V Jim Robinson w i l l be at San readings the large attendance of Francxsco whepe they wi„ m . tQ Guests of the afterr ■ r » e re * * ^ r lovers from the Brookings- buy fln jcp cream cabinet and FIREARMS REPAIRED Mrs Edna Plaisted. Mrs Lew« area, <came from Qther fixtun>s for the cafe W i n t e r of Crescent City; Mrs »scent t .t>, c axe City and a . l _________________________ Electric Motor Repairing Vivian M Hunter of L * Angeles; ’x " ’* in be vicinity. Mrs. Harry p nR p v v r Mrs J. O Jacobson Mrs P. A Smith, president o f Oregon 1. r u n KENT Room m private W ashing Machines, Radios and Appliances Keiser. Mrs Martha Fïker Mre Federation of Garden Club, also ho™e B° X æ ’ Br° ° k Sales and Service C an ' - ¡lngt’ f Particulars. The tea is given annually a t 1 ----- — Wilson. Smith River Mrs Cath Scotchmen, they say. are all erine Williams of Grants Pass. S t/f River by the local branch • e Federation of W omens1 exPert swimmers. Don’t ask why Mrs Lane Smith of K, no Mrs Templar Hotel Bldg. Brookings, Oregon Clubs for maintenance of t h e because you 11 soon learn they ‘rc.it’ River public library. Over have toll-bridges in Scotland. 300 were present. Tuesday. Mrs Prise.Ila Robins« is the c l e r k at Gallagher’s Plumbmg shop She recently returned to the area from a trip to California Jack Young is doing consider able clearing with his bulldozer on the east side of the C A Mac Ei’her pranksters or malicious, kenzie tract. destructive individuals have been <. pi Roy Sullivan who has busy in this area, tearing down served with a combat engineeri private road signs, and entrance outfit in Europe, has landed m* m arkers to roads leading to pri- New York, his friends and rela- vate homes. These acts of van- tives have learned. dalism a r e arousing justifiable gpçakS At "Tea O ’ N E IL E L E C T R IC CO. Philco Headquarters Local News Items Roads Signs Prey Of Vandal Group CHETCO STORE The P lace To Trade We H a v e E v ery th in g WILSON FREEMAN, Owner Now Is I he lim e lo Buy y our Canned Goods By Case! G E 1 I N S T E P F 0 R E A S T E R By Shopping At P3 ? ’ V IA ! F a m ily S h o p w Templar Building. g, Brookings DRESSES $6K To $9 Rv Mm.« A hn H u /A 75 •tin r ' ° y .CAi SAVE MONEY! We have Peas, String Beans, Corn. Toma- ^ M P' n? u AsParagus. Peaches, Apricots. Prunes. Grapefruit, Salmon. ' orn Beed Hash. Roast Feet and other popular items U U tX K U -P il.N T K U Wall-Tort COVtR WHlfl » A lX -T O .M i T B A V ® A K a y l o r 3 .7 8 Vat»«« ( 'hetco Home A Auto Supply Co. Complete Hardware Line VMAKI h Ju * Oregon of row ers u n ite m a rk id rese O ut ( Ians w t in s h ip ?nt o f 1 L o w e rs lin e ry in ize 1 T >ciat I r ia tio i ration |on, th t Co-< ?rve t l The I kciatioi aard ol ral as ie Co Articles irg e ii I [ ll th r t he Co- lire c t ; Jidual J These (ions a I I (an d in i I esearcl I I I I B rin g In Y o u r E ggs w. ▼ w . w A ___________ Sunshine Cbees-its, 3 boxes CIGARETTES, per carton Lucky Srrik, . Chesterfields. Old Golds! Camels.’ Etc See Our Bakery Department For Famous “Gold Beach” Bread, Pastry In buying (¡«id Beach Bread and Pastrv you are uatron- : nr , ,nd r trie?’ and are usin" the Ore' „on proriuts. ( urn (ounty money helps Curry county. I art Kk» magete N uacem t wakar. poter ta firn handy tra y aaâ m ö tt on» L Many k o M y 1rs It wont he long until there will he nothing left hut the new gov't flour ft Lradlnç B ra n t. Gallon of W A L L -T O M E lily fashing ja . m e t LEFT - COME IN) Be Sure To Get Your Supply Of Flour-IMMEDIATELY r V A LU E ! E uge u (AROUND 20 CASES OF COFFEE ► We B u y Them B y the D ozen or F ifty Cases DENNISON’S ( HILI (Buy A Case), per C a n ...........28c 3 - iN - l I At a I AGRICULTURE LIME, per 100 lbs si on AtiRKTLTt RE LIME. !.cr ..................j î ' « e have a ear ,.f PHOSPHATE on the wav - nut in vour P 0 Î 7 k n ll!0GEX is a' aila^ "<•«! IGIASH (Al! >ou want), per sack .............. $125 WE ALSO HAVE COMPLETE BULB St PPIES For every grower in the Brookings-Harbor Area r
