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¿»AGE EIGHT BR.OOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON The World’s Best Climatt THURSDAY. MAY 5, 1949 in reaching out for the multiple happens they will make a stop that is technical, limited, and talents in the community in arts in Brookings to take a quick narrow’.” and crawts. “peek-see” at our flower show and arts and crafts exhibit, be pre- Everyone knows that in talent, • tdegree murder to manslaughter, - excellence in art of any kind, sented to our lovely little Queen It will be the first baseball of * . _ ............................ Bernice Olive Fuller plead guilty it be in horticulture, in Joan and her court who will be the season for Brookings fans at late last week before Judge Dale ! i whether flower arrangements, in painting, presiding at the tea tables. Oh at the local high school King, and was sentenced to 12 yes, they will be “presented” to For Sale: International truck, field next Sunday aft years in the state penitentiary. : wood carving, sculpture, etc., is our little queen. good rubber, bed and racks. A a gift from the Eternal and as ernoon at 2 o’clock, Mrs. Fuller, early in March, The highest in the land must real ranch truck. Priced to sell. when t h e “Pelicans ’ killed her common-law husband, such, should be shared. lOtf accept this “protocol,” this minor A. L. Travis. Harbor. That the Garden Club Flow'er meet the strong Glen- TeofTolis (Ted) Niemala, at their hole, if they come to our com Show' has become a window for dale nine in the open- sjiack near the Swan planing mill ing play of the Rogue near Harris park. She gave her- these gifts must be considered munity and into the presence of additional credit and blessing to our queen, the highest in author valley league. .self up at the time and has been the Azalea Garden Club. ity during her two days reign of Lack of pre-season kept at the Coquille county jail ROOFING & The result of last year’s en the Azalea Festival. Mrs. Guy games, and also lack since that time. deavor was heart-warming to the Rice, our president, will present of practice sessions tfu* SIDEWALLS community — this year’s show these guests to Queen Joan Byrne week or more, may find the* Peli and her court, Marilyn Struebinr, FREE ESTIMATES’ must be even better. There were cans not too-we 11 primed for the Ftawer Arranging many artists and collectors of Ruth Hassett, Margaret Byrne, Manager . । opening day, however, luana^c * । , All Work Guaranteed! art who didn’t contribute to the and Cora Mae Miller. Swc a ringen has scheduled a work Extension Subiect exhibit last year, not knowing Next Thursday ------ ------ out for fhursday evening and is ■ J. C. EVANS & SON Our May 12 meeting is our last1 hoping to give the Glendale boys People of the area, who are in that membership in the garden a tough game. * * t< rested in “ flower arranging” w as not a requirement. We want monthly meeting before the big i Phone 1921 Box 308 event of our annual flower show’ • The probable starting line-up » should make it a point to be at you this year. CRESCENT CITY for the Sunday fray will he Ho Chetco Grange this afternoon, to Present plants on foot indicate! in fact it is our “dress rehear-1 mer Haggerty at first base; Ray ' attend the May meeting of Brook- that we shall have the National sal.” Much will have to be done i Gardner at second, Leo Spangler ings-Harbor extension unit. A big Council of Garden Club delegat and discussed at this meeting, so ■ z>n the short-patch and Whitey turnout of Garden Club members es from 42 states as our guests it is hoped that as nearly as pos- . Matson on the hot corner. Vern is urged by the officers. at th(^ flower show’ Saturday, the sible there will be a full attend- 1 Hanscam, Neil Nelson and Vai Mrs. Almo Newton, authority 21st day of May. The 20th Anni ance by the membership. Those STARK BROS. NURSERIES k Mendenhall are likely nominees on arrangements, will be project versary and annual meeting of w’ho wish to exhibit in the art ORCHARDS COMPANY for the outfield. leader for the afternoon. The time the National Council of State show’ will contact Olive Page or Garden Clubs is being held in, Dorothy Harroun, at the club Strong-armed Dick Salvage is 1:30. . Stevensons Portland this year, beginning on meeting or drop a card to either likely to start on the mound with May 22nd. These delegates are | care of the Brookings post office. Tommy Hawkins, the Ophir high ... _■ _ On Easy Street coming up the coast highw’ay, | It is hoped that all w’ho can will coach, behind the piato. other Weather Report Sells these splendid apple and stopping at Eureka the night of do this. We need you! players who may see action are past week, ending on May 20, the following morning For the fruit trees. Paul Maris, Leland White an I Thought for the day! Min. Max. Rain Sunday: attending the dedication ceremo Babe Swearingen. Harold Putnam “Art is the creative mind, ad- 1 RAISE YOUR OWN APPLES .... nies of two adjoining Redw’ood dressing itself in worthy expres- 39 who has been working out at April 25 ... ........ 62 .... Groves of the California Garden s i o n to the common receptive 47 third base, is reported ill at his April 26 ... ........ 55 PLANT NOW! .19 Clubs. One of these, the National mind of mankind. Its note is uni- home. 58 44 Appil 27 It's a good im^estment! .44 Council Grove, for which garden versalnty, as distinguished from ■ 48 Due to seven teams in Rogue April 28 ... ........ 57 .04 clubs are contributing funds, 45 ........ 56 April 29 ... Valley League, Brookings draws “serves as the 20th Anniversary .64 42 April 30 ... ........ 53 a bye on the 15th hut meets the gift to the nation for the* privi-1 2.47 52 ........ 53 May 1 ...... Cave Junction team here on May lege of freedom under which our ...3.78 week ... 22, the Azalea Festival week-end. Rainfall for ..2.35 organization has grown.” April .... Rainfall for . ........... People are reminded that game Unless something unforeseen (Average for April......... 5.52) time is Sunday at 2 p. m. Q« cobn 11 Cancan Woman Sentenced On Basebau reason To io j ! MangIaughter charge Ooen Here, Sunday On a reduced charge from first Classified Ads DON'T FORGET MOTHER ON “HER" DAV— Scout Meeting, Monday Along Azalea Row SUNDAY, MAY 8th A special meeting for Scouts, Just sixteen mine days before parents and committeemen is set our big Annual FlcAver Show, for eight o’clock Monday evening Arts and Crafts Exhibit and the Odd Fellows hall. Seoul camporee plans must be discussed was one of great merit and real beauty. The combination of art si nee it must lx there and committemen with flowers with that of paint be By request of the Boy ing gave a happy result and plau dits for the Azalea Garden Club Scout Committee. ■ BROOKINGS GARAGE Would She Like: Dress, Street or Play Shoes: House Slippers? Nylon Hose .. $1.29 to $1.79 Or a nice Bag ..$2.95 to $3.95 BROOKINGS SHOE SERVICE ! 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