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ECARAB FROM AN ARAF
'Vhoever thought up the slo-
ran, “Keep Oregon Green” was
ps prophetic of future knowledge
us the first poet or writer who
used the term ‘Breath-of-Spring. ।
And if in later years this Oregon
ours be showered with gifts
jrom the peoples of the deserts ।
and the rocky wastelands e* the I
world they may be trying U pay
'¡s for the very air they breathe.
Information, that read’ like
fantasy, will have apprised 4hem !
ot their debt to our reservoir of
oxygen. We have only to rcnem-
ber that vegetation supplic * oxy-
t( n rocks absorb it. By the proc
ess of photosynthesis (plants use
the sun) plus the work of Lic-
tena and animal protein in uie
son, plus the “key subsbtance'
which still evadess them, we may
ow that much.
Information
coming trom science today is so
.Mi-angely interesting, it will eith-
ei inhibit the literary writer 01
lantasy or folk-lore, else it must
open up new channels for him.
So when you gaze upon our
green scenic beauty, admire the
Howers and shrubs, pick the veg
etables and fruit of our abund
ance takq a deep breath and
in great humility, thank the Cre
ator of the universe for our own
sun, our own earth-home, this
planet with its layer of sensitive
soil, populated with living creat
ed things, the “eager beavers”
among the bacteria and protozoa '
(animal life) the “little people
of tht' soil” working their own I
kind of chemistry to give us not I
only our food but our “Breath-
of Spring of-Summer-of-Life.”
GARDEN CLUB
Our next monthy meeting, Ap-!
ril the 14th, will he high-lighted
by our junior activities. Mrs. Roy,
Becker, who with Mrs. E. B. I
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949
BRbOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Mathews and Mrs. Frank Pall-
»dy, is in charge of this par*’’ •
Jar part of the program
’”i!d flowers and beach flora. We
understand wp mev nxppc* Fom°
;v interesting displays in the
vay of bird-houses, bird nests-
rcrap-books on this latter, also
wild flowers, from the hoys
and girls of the school
i^o, the 4-H will be represent-
>d by our guest speaker, Burt or
Hutton, state 4-H leader from
Togon State College. There wi”
be a meeting of the district 4-H
leaders before the meeting anr1
mese leaders w’ill be later guest*”
of the club.
Parents of the children and
young people participating are
cordially invited to attend this
monthly meeting. The 4-H Flow
er Girls will give a tableau “Fun
with Flowers”. From the exhibits
ot these young people at our last
monthly meeting we may expect
something interesting here.
The hostesses of the day, undei
the chairmanship of Mrs. Robert
Swan, are Mrs. Fred Reiling,
Mrs. Will Tuffs, Mrs. Rose Hub-
bard, Mrs. Wes Kindel and Mrs
Rose Kelleher.
vugnt ror
me uay
Thought
For The
Day —
The living impulses of joy that
emanate in the birds’ songs are
the joy impulses of the world.”
Reach 5000 prospective custo
uwrs through Pilot Cla«s A Ji.
Thev are low-cost way of te"f
ing what you want, or have to
sell. They bring results, too!
Open House
Del Norte Co-operative Creamery
BUILDING MATERIALS
Manufacturers Of
Tvle Board
Building Hardware
Pittsburgh Paints and Sundries
Window Glass
Plate Glass
Plywood
Beaver Board
VÇ-inch and %-inch Sheetrock
Button Board
Firtex Plaster Lath
J. M. Asbestos Siding
Redwood Siding
Oak Flooring
Fir Flooring
Doors
Mouldings
Sash
Shingles
Nails
Roofings
Check With Us For Your Complete
Building Needs
Shiplap
Dimension Lumber
Cement
Ceiling Tile
Wall Board
REDWOOD EMPIRE BRAND
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Invites You To Come and See
Their New Plant In Operation
SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1949
11:00 A.M. to3:00P.M.
50 DOOR PRIZES
EVERYTHING FROM BASEMENT
TO THE ROOF
WE DELIVER!
Each Dairyman Attending Will
Be Entitled To The Drawing To
Curry County Lumber Company
Take Place at 3:00 P. M.
Oregon
Brookingns
For Sale: limited amount ex
cellent Cook stove wood, reas-
O.
orders
onable Leave uiu
unauic.
C1B at C, v-
Leonard Real Estate Office, south*
4tf
den of town.
«sr
COME ONE!
COME ALL
CHETCO ROD AND GUN CLUB/S
Theatre Party
Brookings’ Biggest Date!
s?- 'Satte of the Union' \
THE YEAR’S OUTSTANDING PICTURE!
VARIETY SHOW on the STAGE!
WITH MANY SURPRISES
Pine Cone Theatre'.' Tuesday, April 5
ADVANCE TICKET SALE AT PETE J. LESMEISTER'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE!!
GENERAL ADMISSION, $1.00 (Inc. Tax)
RESERVED SEATS, $1.20 (Inc. Tax)
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