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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1946)
P i 7* fiwe THURSDAY, MAY 9 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON ííonv? of the Croft Lay Azalea Garden (lub Announces Plans For Festival Flower Show. May 25th W here the Queen Will Reign. Saturday. May 25 . ~#w-# w Unusual interest is being shown in the .Azalea Fes- tival which will be held Saturday, May 25. Hundreds of flower-lovers, not only from all parts of Oregon and California, but from all over the United states, will come in quest of beauty.___________ O ther wild flowers besides the gorgeous and frag ran t Azaleas will greet the local floral guests. The blue lupine w h i c h grows te r * in deeper hues, the golden poppy and the wild ms. violets and wild straw berries which bor- tier southwest Oregon highways will add to the loveliness of the Paciflc coast. The dogwood, and the purple wild lilac which enhance the shin- ing green of the Smith River Canyon make a beautiful ap- proach on Highway 199. while the Oregon Coast has j m m M ^ i" a lo n g w ith th e blue lupine w hich it a sight in itself. Supplementing this Azalea Fes- ttval, the Azalea Garden Club of P7 P,ah ' ing an elaborate display of the choices of garden flowers, from the gardens of Southern Oregon and Northern California. Organizations. as well as indi viduals. will show in a wide v an ity of arrangements, their rare and lovely blooms. Smith River, which has some of the oldest and most outstand- I ing gardens, will be among the displays and the Illinois Garden Club of Cave City Junction, will also add to the loveliness display-! ed. Crescent City and Gold Beach also will share the beauty of all | their gardens. Individuals not af- j filiated w i t h any organization are urged to bnng their prize garden flowers and help show guests at the festival just what they do m their flower gardens, i and elsewhere on this page is an ( entry schedule to follow All the flower lovers of Southern Oregon and California are welcome If you have in your garden a plant or flower which you have an joyed anti treasured, w o n t you ; bnng it to the Festival Flower Show ar the Grange hall at Har- j bor anti share its beauty with , many from far away places? Show chairman is Mrs. Bernice Newton and Azalea Club Presi dent is Mrs Edith Newton. . Mrs. Bernice Newton has nam ed an interesting group of com m ittees to assist in the staging of the Festival Flower Show which 3 are: Entry—Mrs. Helen Hanscam. chairman; Marian Hanscam. Mis ■ >oUn Morgan. 8 to 9 a m. Frorn 9 t0 10 a m Mrs.] Mary Ann j ohnsont Mrs. Ruby iW a' Harvey. Mrs. Rose Baum garten Scene of the forthcom ing Azalea Festival— Azalea S ta te P ark— Schedule—Mrs. A. E. Stone- house, chairman; Mrs. A. H. New-1 where a barbecue will be served at noon, and where the Azalea ton. Mrs. Tony Olsen, Festival Queen will reign. Staurday, May 25. Classification — Mrs. J e s s i e j udkina, chairm an. Mrs. A. A. Mrs. May Huck. Mrs. Maude j ohnson. Mrs. W alter Pearmine. Luick. Mrs. C hester M ans. Mrs. Mrs. Maude Sandbo. Koehler, Mrs. M atthews and Mr. Mrs. C. P Mason of K lam ath piacem ent-M rs. Howard Hag- Palladay. Falls, was a week-end business «erty, chairman Mrs. Norma H oi-« Hospitality — Mrs. L uther Tis visitor in the area, looking a fte r r V rc D_ land. Mrs. LaFontaine. Mrs. P e r dale. chairm an; Mrs. K athenne her lily acreage. kins. Mrs. Lockland, Mrs. Joe Duvall, and Mrs. Mclndoe. Mrs. L. B. Saxelby and son of Berger and M ane Hempel. Publicity — M yrtle Hibbard, Rivers End, was a S aturday busi w ;n .. " £ ,« L ™ : chairm an, Mr. and Mrs. Cnssey. ness caller in Brooking. __________________________ ’ Mrs. Hendry and J. J. G allag h er.1 Brookings-Harbor Pilot is now Local News Items ' W JW I Lakeview People Buy Brookings Property Mrs. B eatrice O. Clader and her son-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. of Lakeview, Ore., have the Thom as S m i t h home acreage in Brookings. Mrs. wood and Mr. Doherty here this week to close the Mrs. D oherty is teaching at Lakeview school and will not i to Brookings until about Ji The Sm iths plan a trip to land this sum m er. Deal foe property was handled by Lesm eister, l o c a l real broker. Festival Flower Show of the Azalea Garden Club 1:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M. Saturday, May 25, 1946 M rs . E dith N bwton , 1. o 3. 4. 5. 6. we 7. Chetco Grange Hall Harbor, Oregon president M rs . B ernice N ewton , show chairman RULES—HORTICULTURE Open to flower lovers of Southern Oregon and Northern California. Entries will be registered from 8:<X> a. m. until 10:00 a. m. All horticultural specimen must be grown by the exhibitor. Containers for horticultural specimen entries will be furnished. No entries will be registered after 10:00 a. m. All entries to be removed by 6:30 p. m. Blue ribbon will be awarded in each class. ENTRY SCHEDULE Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Sweet Peas Pansy Violet . .. Rose Peony „ . Prim rose Daffodil Iris .. .. „ Division a —Bearded Division b— Dutch Class 9 Stock Class 10 C alla Lily Class 11 M angold 11 ( and¡dates Vie For Queen Honors At a meeting, Monday evening. 14 local girls registered as can# didates in the Azalea Festival Queen contest. With each girt, and her hackers, selling votes, much * interest has been injected into the affair Candidates registered are Ethel Pierce. Ruth Hassett. June Hassett, Helen Payne, Irene Johnston, Dottie Stark, B arbara Bates. Fugem a Moor*. L arne Robinson, Diane Burrell. Bet tie Goldizen nad June Shrader Citizens of the area are called upon to back the candidate they wish. Crowning will take place at the Azalea Festival, Saturday morning May 25 Final tally of votes will be made May IS with first tally to appear next Monday. Candidate getting second high est num ber of votes will be maid# of-honor, and the rem ainder will be the Queen's court. In order to make this contest fair competition for all contest# ants, the committee has decided henceforth to r e s t r i c t anyone from purchasing more than $5 worth of votes for any one con i ’ant. official publication for the Lily Growers Association, h been voted as such by the :er-m p last S a t u r n Chetco G range hall. The * will act as a medium to w hatever bulb new, ¡a ava to ail grow ers of the R egular m eeting -f Square and Compass ciub * held Friday evening, at 8 ou at the Odd Fellow hall. Ail sons are urged to be pr«G impor ant m atte rs are coffin^ for discussion. 1. 2. 3, 4 5. 6. 7 8. SECTION A— Specimens. 1 Stem Class 12. Calendula ................... . . . . . . . . . .. .. 2 Stems Class 13. D a is y ........................................... 2 Stems t lass 14. Fuchsia .............................................................. 1 Stem Class 15. N asturtium I Stem Class 16. W a llflo w e r ......................... I Stem Class 17. Tulip .. „ „ ............. 1 Stem Class 18. Pinks ............................................................ . Class 19. P o p p y ................... Division o— Annual i Shirley). Division b—O riental. Iceland 1 Stem Class 20. P e t u n i a ........................................................ 1 Stem Class 21. Cacti . ........................................................ 1 Stem Class 22. Succulents 1 Stem 1 Stem . Spray 3 Stems i s Stem 1 Stem l stem Stem Stem Stem IU LES—ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS V'n’t r i t0 :’.:nVkr LlVers °f ,S'.'uthern Oregon and Northern California. Entrit> «ill be registered from 8:00 a. m. until 10:00 a m a No entry will be registered after 10:00 a. m. 4. Each exhibitor will furnish own container wi ith owner's name, using adhesive tape on bottom of container. O. Exhibit exhibitor to place only one entry in each division. 6. N x c e p t i o n a i k ' L t S v ‘n any Vlass having less than three entries, unless an exhibit is exceptionally noteworthy. Flower show committee ‘will not be held responsible tor loss or damage to any container or other property. S. Flower show closes at 6:00 p. m. 9 .. Exhibitors will remove own containers and material bv 6:30 p. m Mav °5 s re n n » «_ ENTRY SCHEDULE P " ' 1. »> | I , # ACTION B—A rtistic A rra » ^ mc«fs tlo a a 1.—Dining Room. Division o -D m in g table to 14 inches in height, with or without accessories. Division b—Buffet, between 16 and 18 inches in height, with or without accessories CI om 2—Living Room. D iv ii^n a -A rra n g e m e n t 2 to 3 feet in h eig h t I istsion b~ O riginal arrangem ent in color: all white cu« b“ * ; *U S" * n: 111 y* “ ° W; *“ PurP>*- ' I ¡\ S j - N o t to exceed 3 inches in height. Division b—Not to exceed 6 inches in height S : : : ” .? .™ “ - ............................ — - eese> a, r me acre-., • le highway irons Grange Hall (. .use t w C fuss C:<isa 4 A rrangem ent of all beach m aterial, 5—O riginal arrangem ent by men. g—C acti and Succulents. 7—Baskets. SECTION C Arraitj/emenfs by Organizationa. SECTION D—Commercial Non-t m pefifut' E xhibits by greenhouses and nurseries. SECTION E—N ovelties A s YOU like to m ake it."* SECTION F —C hildren’s Show ¿ rh ib ifs entered up to f | years of age. • £ by " children " ' ’ ill be cared for by Mrs. Emma
