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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1949)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON The World's Best Climate PAGE THREE I visit Mrs. Kenneth Layman, Mrs. our natural resources is just coni Extension ladies are re ley, who is employed for a few mon sense. Beauty is business in minded, not to forget the weeks by the health department this area. jams, jellies, pickles and rel at that place. We walked about Brookings on ishes for the fair booth. Leave Ken Kuehl, of Clarkston, Wn., Sunday afternoon and saw at with Mrs. J. R. Yel ton, by was a brief visitor in this area least three' houses having face- Thursday evening. Monday afternoon. He is son of Mrs. Joe Bush informed the lies on the old highway on a lifting operations. It is amazing Ed F. Ackley spent the week the Clarkston, Wash., publisher. Pilot late last week of her plans hillside with a sweeping view of the changes that have occurred end at Eureka visiting Mrs. Ack- Send the Pilot to a friend! for the booth at Curry County Smith River valley. Her garden in a year’s time. We mustn’t give Fair, Friday, Saturday and Sun- delight you. one child a pat on the head with J ’ week, ............................. , Mrs. Mabel Maris needs no in- out the* other dear child as well. day of this depicting the area and its possibilities, as well troduction to garden club mem- Anyone who has journeyed down hers and their friends. If you Hwy 101 recently, and who has as existing industries. This booth, under guidance of have heard her speak on her not, cannot but notice the im constantly being Chetco Grange, will show the hobby, pompom dahlias, you will provements lumber industry, myrtlewoods, certainly want to see them, You made in the Harbor area. We are certainly growing and are canning of salmon, floriculture, may do so on this tour. going places. vegetables, etc. One of the oldest gardens in Famous Make—First Quality—lovely sheer nylons—extra This, asserted Mrs. Bush, is in this part of the county belongs An azalea to our Martha Gray- special at ' addition to the individual exhibits to Mrs. Agnes Maris. Here grows shel for her generous act in giv which will be furnished by peo a ballet girl ing her prize money for the chil fuchsia, which is ple of the community, and the 75 years old. dren’s Hallowe’en parade, and the prizes. 4-H entries. The^e will be quite Mrs. Robert Maris has a small Out here at Weedy Acres, we a number of 4-H exhibits, the greenhouse in operation. Mrs. (Limit: Three pairs to a customer) are not too serious Pilot has been informed. with all this Forrest Dunham’s rose garden, chrysanthemums and fuchsias will gardening business, We have to be well worth viewing. No need laff sometimes. I’ll share a gar- to tell our garden club members den boner with you from time to Stock up for school, now, at the sale price — Come along, ladies, step into to wear comfortable low heel time, if you share one with me. your cars, we are driving down shoes for walking in gardens, but Send them in and let us all laff. Smith River way to see what the may I remind you to bring pen- There is a lady who planted neighbors have been doing. It’s cil and paper for jotting down a beautiful border of onion sets (This Sale Ends Saturday) to be a garden viewing. Meet at notes. in the flower garden under the the Grange hall, at 1:30 Thurs Good things to come, a peek impression she was planting lilies day, Sept. 8, Azalea Garden Club into the future, our progra t of the valley. regular meeting day, and we shall committee is delighted that Mrs. gather for the garden tour. Daniel Heffner, president of the Dividend Applications Transportation will be avail Oregon Roadside Council, one of At P. O. For Veterans able for everyone, car doors will the incorporators of the Save the Application forms for G. I.s open and room made to tuck all Myrtlewoods association, an au to file in order to obtain div of you in. Our able program thority on roadside beautifica idends on their National Serv chairman, Mrs. Irma Rice, and tion and conservation, has con ice Life Insurance, are on her capable co-worker, Mrs. sented to be one of our speakers hand at the post office, Mrs. Myrtle Hibbard, have planned a for a program later in the au Goldie Smith, postmaster, has delightful pilgrimage to six Smith tumn. Beauty is money in a tour informed the Pilot. River Gardens, each outstanding ist state such as Oregon. The! in some particular way. We shall development and conservation ofPilot Classified Ads—it pays! Local Booth Will Be Agnes Maris, Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Chester Maris, Mrs. Spooner, Complete At Curry . Mrs. Grace Haight and Mrs. For- i rest Dunham. । County Fair in Sept. Mrs. Kenneth Layman’s home /mOM MSHR» S - A - L - E $1.00; 3 Pairs for $2.85 Along Azalea Row Three Pairs.... $1.00 MOORI'S VARIETY & APPAREL SHOP (very Bay Is EXTRA-VALUE DAY Who« You Save With S. & H. GREEN STAMPS! All S. & H. Green Stamps can be placed in the same book, no matter where or when started. Green Stamp Merchandise Shew At Moore’s Variety & Apparel Shop September 1 to 10 Also Ask For S. & H. Green Stamps at the Following Progressive Merchants in Brookings!! Bo sure to ask for your free S. & H. Merchandi se Catalogue and Collection Books TODAY!! Brookings Market Vogue Cleaners Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co. Chetco Drug Co. Mail Your Filled Books of S. & H. Green Stamps to The Sperry & Hutchinson Co., 1446 Market St., San Francisco, 2, Calif., or Visit and Redeem Your Filled Books of S. & H. Green Stamps on the Mezzanine at THE WHITE HOUSE, 5th & F St., Eureka, redemption headquarters for Del Norte and Humboldt Counties. (This is much quicker service for many people).
