Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, October 27, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

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    THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1949
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Favorites Knocked
In Football, Sat.,
Al! Over Nation
elsewhere, the wise boys missed The bank of the Chetco River
quite a number of bets. Minne­ is the place to meet your friends.
sota Gophers were not supposed I know now why it is called a
to have any trouble against Mich­ “salmon run.’’
igan. The Gophers were sent un­
Fred Cleveland says the fisher­
derground, and with it their big men must make haste to secure
a suitable spot on the crowded
The “wise boys’’ of football chance for Rose Bowl bid.
,
shore,
and the fish certainly have
predictions, like their counter­
What Kentucky was supposed
parts last fall in predicting the to do to Southern Methodist, was to make a run for it to safely
election, are in a dither—they, a question for the coroners of pass the lures and allures cast
their way.
too, have no avenue to escape.
Texas. Without Doak Walker’s
Of course, we are conserving
Last Saturday they had things playing SMU was supposed to be
the
salmon in a very thrifty way
pretty well figured out who was a push-over. Kentucky went to
going to win—but they, again, her blue-grass plains, a whipped by canning or freezing so it will
form part of the winter menu
bunch of Wildcats.
missed a Curry county mile.
with our own spuds and other
North Carolina, with Choo-Choo i
California was picked to have
garden produce.
Justice
packing the mail, like-;
a push-over, over Washington, at
Here at Weedy Acres we are |
Berkeley. They did win by a wise did not win. Dr. Gallop has
21 to 7 score, but it does not tell company these days—plenty of it. also giving the wild flowers a
Reminds one of the old German little attention. We planted the
the picture clearly.
U. C. L. A. was supposed to song: “z\uch Du Lieber Augus­ lillium occidontale bog lily seeds
which Mrs. Pallady brought to
trample W. S. C. into the earth tine,’’ “AUes 1st Hint”
the Azazlea Garden Club for dis­
and score until exhausted. The
tribution.
Uclans came off the field glad
Bring forward a big azalea
to be on the long end of a 27 to
The squash and guords are be­ for this lady who in her quiet
20 score.
ing
gathered now. Last year my way is doing a very practical
Experts picked use over U.
young friend. Tom Jones, aroused work in wild flower conservation.
of Oregon, and their prediction
my enthusiasm for gourd grow­ There is never a club meeting
was right, but they still can’t
ing with his interesting collec­ that she does not have something
account for the complete change
tion. Gourds ask little of man or to give the members of real
in game complexion, after a 6 to
soil, grow easily and make at­ worth in a few short moments of
0 deficit USC came back to win
tractive autumn decorations.
necessity allotted to her. We look
40 to 13.
They are very acceptable gifts forward to her part in the pro-,
Oregon State had no chance for city friends. Save some space gram. Recently she carefully
against Stanford, and lived up to in your garden planning this win­ wrapped the seeds of the bog lily
the prediction.
ter, and allot it to the gourds. which is becoming extinct here,
In the midwest, where foot­ Gardens are deserted now by the saved them and brought pack­
ball is claimed to be better than fishing population of our villages. ages to the Azalea Garden Club
meeting for distribution to those
wembers having suitable planting
locations. Flowers growing wild
here
we see carefully cultivated
fycMnajfbfrn
in gardens throughout the other
parts of the country. From Mrs.
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Pallady’s guidance and helpful
talks we can learn much.
How delicious the coffee smells,
How attractive the tea table is!
The smiling face of Mrs. Harbin
and her gracious manner give no
hint of the difficult time she some­
times has to produce both! Would
not you miss this sociable hour
after the club meeting, the hot
coffee and appetizing goodies that
go with it? Then please answer
with a great big YES when your
turn comes around to serve on
Mrs. Harbin’s committee as
hostess.
The price is down, down,
Along Azalea Row
The World's Best Climate
PAGE THREB
We’ll See You At the ’’Cavalcade of
Harmonny” Saturday Evening, Oct. 29!
Big Hallowe'en Frolic!
Beginning At 7:00 p. m.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31
JOIN THE PARADE
North Side of the Shell Service Station and
follow Headless Horseman through town to
school grounds!
Apple Cider and Doughnuts
CASH PRIZES
Awarded for Best Costumes!
$10.00 GRAND PRIZE!
$5.00 PRE-SCHOOL GROUP!
$5.00 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GROUP
$5.00 HIGH SCHOO GROUP
$5.00 ADULT GROUP (Yes, Adults!)
Directed by Parent-Teachers Association
Sponsored by All-Year Events Association
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BY C. E. SEGER
Gold Beach. Ore.
In order to obtain a pension
from the federal government for
permanent and total disability
not connected with his military
service, a veteran may be called
on to prove his age.
This is particularly important
to older veterans, because birth
certificates are not often avail­
able. Other acceptable proofs are
baptismal records, family Bible
records, legal certification of the
birth date by Circuit Court Judge
when satisfactorily substantiated,
affidavits and through census
records.
Since failure to submit data
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