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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1950)
Page Four Famous For Its Mild Climate THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Miss Jacqueline Payne return “Narcissus bulbs are ifted now,. erated garden clubs in Oregon. ed Tuesday from Cave Junction cleaned and replanted. There are Other officials of the Oregon Beginning October 13, and to where she had visited friends some new varieties, including association spoke, reports were By B. Miller continue during winter months, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eastburn One of our garden club mem pink daffodils,” (I like daffodils made by the regional clubs; and Kay Sandstrom’s beauty shop bers has recently moved into a yellow, and I don't like black after luncheon, Dr. and Mrs. L. will close at 2 p. m. Fridays. She returned home Tuesday after a new home and was discussing pansies!) “Next come the tulips. W. Elliott showed kodachrome will, however, accept appoint week-end trip to their formwr Thcse axe slides of their recent round-the- home in the Willamette valley. bulb planting and storage with and last the lilies, ments for Thursday evening. manner as treated in the same Mrs. Ruth Bathiany, horticulture! \vorid 'trip. chairman of Azalea Garden Club. narcissus.” “All should be in the ground I listened in, thinking some of before the heavy fall rains in our readers would be interested By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING early November. ” In her remarks. “The bulbs which are to be “Good housekeeping in the gar Lake Earl Grange held its an- stored until spring are dahlias, den begins in October,” said she, nual Booster night program and gladioli, and tuberous begonias. “and a cleanup job now saves a social time Saturday evening at When the foliage is yellow, the O</ CO U lot of trouble in the spring. Cer the Grange hall. The program gladioli are lifted, hung for a tain bulbs must be lifted, clean-1 ed, and stored at this time. Oth short time, and then cleaned and was under direction of Lecturer Presentation of ers, early blooming flowers, are stotred in paper bags with nap- NonaThuney. the flag and singing of the na thalene flakes. Put somewhere set out.” “After landscaping plan for a out of reach of mice and squir tional anthem opened the meet garden is made, and the soil rels ».ahlia bulbs are dug later ing. Address of welcome was prepared, the small early bloom when the foliage is yellow. They given by Master Pennell. The ing bulbs can be set out. With are cared for in the same man- program consisted of readings, a piano solo, community singing, the exception of iris, most bulbs ner as gladioli.” “Here in this country, tuber- moving pictures by Ronald Mc- go into the ground at the depth .. GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING ous begonias do not become dor Clish. At the close of the pro- of twice their size.” en- “Grape hyacinths should be mant as they should. Therefore, gram square dancing was jukQj set out immediately so as to the gardener must aid them by joyed, with music from a and make some foliage before the ceasing to water about the first box. Refreshments of cake hall winter rains come. Planted now, of November, and cutting back coffee were enjoyed. The are other well-loved minor bulbs some of tH(' foliage. Do not, how was attractive with bouquets of such as crocus, scilla, ixia, spar ever, remove all the green top. dahlias on the stage and room, axis, montbretia, tigridia, ranun This must not be broken off or from Baker Gardens. SYnith River Womens club will the bulb will be ruined.” culus.” be hosts to Del Norte County “Cease watering, and a few Federation of Womens Club at weeks later dig the bulb, allow then the next regular meeting, to be to dry for about a week and moss held Friday, Oct. 6 at the Com clean and store in dry peat munity hall. The meeting is plan until early spring.” ♦ « ♦ ned to open at 12:30 with lunch Azalea Garden Club will hold eon served by the Smith Riser Real Estate Broker a bulb sale at the October 19 women. Guest speaker will l.e North End meeting. Some of the birites men- Mrs. Jay T. Cooper, president of Hotel Brookings PHONE 594 tioned above may be purchased California Federation of Womens clubs, who will address the fed Several Patterns of Coverings, Solid Office open all day Saturday, at that time. eration. County President Mar also Wednesday and Thursday evenings. SEEN ABOUT TOWN : The garet Alexander will preside. Mahogany Wood Arms and Posts Rally day will be observed on geraniums blooming across the Lot, 80x420 feet in desirable front of Williamson’s Bakerv Sunday, Oct. 8, to be held at the have been a pretty sight for the Community hall. Sunday school location for $800. past weeks. Also the window program with various classes CAN YOU BEAT THIS? One boxes filled with nasturtiums at taking part, will start at 10. The acre of beautiful ocean frontage the B. & B. Cafe. We hear that Worship service will be at 11:00 for $1500. Lyle Redfield’s very modern new with Rev. Knuson, pastor, in * * grocery store, now being erected charge. Special music will be 2 acres mostly cleared, 3 miles by Roy Weideman, is to have given by the choir. from Brookings, just off Hwy. window boxes across the front of A pot luck dinner will be en- 101, ocean view. Has partly fin- the store under the big plate joyed at the hall. All are in- Window boxes vited to come, and bring friends. ished building which could be glass windows, made liveable with some fixing. filled with flowers will be pleas- Bring own table service and Wonderful spring, myrtlewood ant sights. dishes. ♦ * trees, $1500 cash. LOCAL Along Azalea Row NEWS Wart, the Speed Cop............ SMITH RIVER y ul o brookings garage MONTEREY STYLE LIVING ROOM FVRNNURE M. G. BECKER 6-PIECE GROUPING COMPLETE—$189.50 HENDRICKS FURNITURE COMPANY ♦ * • Two-room cottage, bath, ga rage, lovely ocean view, beach frontage. About ^-acre, beauti ful setting among trees. Ideal for Couple. A real buy for $4500. • « • Want 10 acres unimproved land up the Chetco. • • ♦ • For the greatest dollar value, see this 2-bedroom home, bath, utility room, attached garage, ocean view, about ^.-acre good soil, H mile from town. For $5500 on terms, it won't last long. More acreage available. ♦ ♦ ♦ Good income property avail able on easy terms. * • • I have some excellent business opportunities in Curry County available to cash customers. • * * Other homes, ocean frontage, lots and acreage. I Sell The Earth! IT’S A SMALL WORLD DE PARTMENT: At an Azalea Gar den Club meetintg, Mrs. Jack Collis, newcomer in this com munity, recognized Mrs. Ruth Bathiany as a former classmate at Whitman College, in Walla Walla, Wash. Th^x were mem bers of the same basketball team more than a quarter century ago and they have pictures to prove the fact. Come to Azalea Garden Club and meet your old friends! Officers of Azalea Garden Club attended a regional meeting of the Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs at Ashland, Sept. 28. Mrs. B. E. Kerns, accompanied by Mrs. Erskine Miller, Mrs. Charles Grayshel and Mrs. Ruth Bath iany. motored oxer Wednesday. Seventeen garden clubs were represented at the meeting oxer which Mrs. E. W. Jermark pre-: sided. Mrs. J. George Eisenhau er, president of the Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs, was guest speaker. Her subject was the new magazine soon to be published and sent free to each! of the 7,(MX) members of fed- Undisputed Style Leaders in Linoleum! KARL OSTENBERG, Dealer Your Linoleum Merchant Hotel Brookings Bldg. THANK YOU, FOLKS! Our first week in business has been a busy one. We are striving to give you the BEST SERVICE possible. DAVIS TRUCK & TRACTOR No Phone Yet, Darn It! Center Street, Brookings, Ore. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
