BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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4-H Girls Active
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Tuck and Dart 4-H club had
a party after school Friday at
the home economics room. All
the girls enjoyed Miss Mary Pyr-
itz’ decorated heart-shaped cake
and jello. The rest of the re
freshments were furnished by the
4-H seventh grade girls. The of
ficers were elected the week pre-
Lard, p. is Ment
vious:
Barbara Hedberg, vice-president;
Kay Nichols, secretary-treasurer;
Lois LeClair, reporter and Ro-
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REAL ESTATE
berta Zook, song leader.
The club will meet once weekly
with Miss Pyritz as leader. All
mothers Will be pleased to learn
that the girls are learning hose
darning.
A.similar 4-11 club in cookery
has been organized for seventh
grade girls Mrs. Joe Zumpfe is
the leader, with meetings Thurs
day of ter school at the home ec
onomics room.
4-H Clover Girls, the name the
beginning clothing group has de
cided upon, are made up of fifth
and sixth grade girls. They are
meeting weekly on Tuesday after
school at the home economics
room with Mrs. John Ginther as
leader. Officers elected : Doris
Shuey, presiden; Carol Rauscr,
Diane Ginther,
vice-president ;
secretary-treasurer; Sharon Mc-
Crady, reporter and Jerry Lee
Cagley, song and yell leader.
Elaine LeClair has a beginning
4-H class in cookery and the of
ficers will be announced later.
Brokers
SMITH RIVER
Residence Phone : 281
2. The grain is filling out a Thursday, was a garden club questions asked Mr. Tisdale dur
program intelligently bringing the ing the question period.
littie.
audience some constructive ideas
The grain is in ear.
on a basic problem for horticul
Summer solstice.
turists. Tisdale has for years
The time of slight heat.
practiced organic gardening
6. The time of great heat.
which is the scientific use of
Autumn Season
1. The beginning of autumn, natural products to enrich and
protect the plant life, as opposed
The limit of heat.
to artificial fertilizers and sprays.
3 The white dew.
He imported special earthworms
The autumn equinox,
which breed fast, and work in
□. The time of cold dew.
6. The rescent of hoar frost. through the soil and composted
materials turning them to hu
The Winter Seasons
1. The beginning of winter.
mus. He brought with him a sam
ple of the humus, and some of
2. The time of little snow.
3. The lime of heavy snow.
the worms. He gave careful di
4. Winter solstice.
rections on the proper way to
5. Time of little cold.
make a compost pile. Consider
able interest was evinced in the
6. Severe cold.
subject,
as demonstrated by the;
Luther Tisdale’s informative
at-1
talk on Organic Gardening
at I unusual number of guests
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Azalea Garden Club meeting
eting on I tending the meeting, as we
well as
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Phone 341
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DAVIDSON'S
L. A. Carr & Son
Electrical Supplies
Crescent City
Furniture Co
Along Azalea Row
Del Norte
Feed Store
Flowers Wired
We Work With
SPEED to Fill Your
NEED !..........
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Fhe time
» sunny vv»
be
pure bright-
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summer
Mrs. Pauline Pallady and Mrs. *
Katherine Rapraeger’s talks on )
wild plants used by the Indians
were enjoyed by all. Garden club
members have found Mrs. Palla
dy ’s programs on wild flowers so
helpful.
Guests at the meeting were:
Mesdames Rodehaver, Tatot, Tol
man, Molino, Stevenson, Mack,
Olsen, Tisdale, Smith, Hoagland,
Lundeen and Akers.
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Rose Hubbard, and
Mrs. Helen Hanscam who served
chili con carni, canned by Cedar
I ano Cannery and served with
their compliments.
Among new members joining
the club were Mesdames Molino,
Rodehaver, and Matot.
CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS—Give Them At Least A Trial!
Memorial services were held
Monday afternoon for Mrs. Bar
Notary Public C. O. Leonard bara Fuchs from Wier Mortuary.
Crescent City, with Rev. Porter
SALESMEN:
Knudson of Smith River church
O. S. Young
Hans Nelson
officintipg. Mrs. Fuchs was a
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Earl Docherty
native of Switzerland, born on
Stationery
March 25, 1883, and has been a Typewriters, Adding Machines
Brookings, Oregon
resident of Smith River for 17
years. She passed away Feb. 7, 1010 2nd St.
Telephone 2212
Lot 150x180 with one-room well following an illness of several
Crescent
City,
California
built cabin in good location. $1000 week at Seaside Hospital. Be-
total price. Terms is desired.
sides her widower, Joe Fuchs, she [
We Deliver in Brookings!!
is survived by four daughters,
Choice acreage in Harbor area Mrs. Mary Fenk and Mrs. Bar- 4-
Reichlin, both of Tillamook,
and area north of town, suitable
CRESCENT CITY
Ore
Mrs. Ann Lehrer of Port-
for building exclusive residences.
land, Mrs. Margaret Burch of
Price depending on size of plat San Jose and one son, John Zwei
desired.
fel of Beuna Park, Calif; seven
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teen grandchildren and three
Here’s your opportunity to en great-grandchildren; a sister.
Compelte Radio Sales
ter a going livestock business. 5.18 I Mrs. Kate Landolt of Portland.
and Service
acres, 2 room cabin with bath, I Interment was at Smith River
3-room cabin without. Both un cemetery.
Ph. 1512
840 3rd Si.
The last night of the series of
finished. 20x90 barn, 200 hens 200
baby' chicks, heifer, 7 pairs of card parties sponsored by the lo
was held Saturday
pigeons. Will take lot in town as
night
at
school. High score
part of down payment. $6(XX) is
was held by James Hocking and
total price, with terms.
Phyllis Wheatly. High score for
the series was held by Jaems Sheet Metal & Plumbing
We have three one-half aerei Hocking and John Grupp. Door
tracts close to school, electricity, prize went to Mr. Jorgenson.
Household Appliances,
Del Norte County Federation
city water, good gravel road
Sheet Metal, Plumbing
elevel at a floor. These can be ()f Womens Clubs will be guests
'of
Klamath
Womens
club
Tues-
and heating supplies.
had at only $750 each on terms.
Feb. 20 with a luncheon to
These are as good a buy as you I day
be
Federation
Pho. 631
900 4th St
will find in Brookings and :t president. A at 1 a rg noon.
a re t Alexander,
costs nothing to look.
j will preside at the business ses
sion. Guest spaker will be Mrs
Still have some fine view prop- Clifford Baughman of Michmond.
Carrell’s-Hedrick
erty overlooking Harris Park and , Calif. All club ladies and friends
ELECTRIC
on Hwy 101. Motel site!
‘are invited.
Two twin jet planes passed
over
town last week, coming from
Good Mill Site For Sale North
the
east
and headed south. They
of Brookings on good road, only
Your Hotpoint Store
gave the residents quite a thrill.
short haul to highway.
They left circular trails of smoko
behind. Many had never seen
941 Second St.
Modern 2-bedroom home, util jet planes before.
ity room and attached garage,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tyler of
PHONE 931
plumbing, pumice block construc Tyler’s Motel, have returned to
tion. Interior finish plaster and their home from a vacation trip
redwood Magmticient view of the to Stewartville, Minn., to visit
river and ocean. Ask us ab. ut relatives of Mr. Tyler. They re
port it very cold 36 below zero
FHA terms.
with plenty of snow. They are
glad to be home again.
Harbor acreage, 5 6 acres bulb
land and bulb planting. May be
l’copie who
interested in
“Everything for the Home
purchased without bulbs. Extra all festivals of the area are asked
large bulb shed, good construc to attend the meeting ot All-Yeai
Frank & Stella Grenbemer
tion which can be convert’d io Events Association tonight.
Crescent City, California
2 apartments. This m >p< rty e\
cellent for subdivision. Can b’
had on good terms. This is brand
neu listing,
By B. Miller
show
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alxmt today
We are conscious of the chang
ing season as we pick daffodils.'
We h a Ve
completely ’plan the garden and weed here
we do
finished and modern homes that at Weedy Actvs
weed
Winter
ha>
us
here
can be bought on FHA terms.
on Pelican bay. Busy months ot
Albers Feed, Seed, Hay, Fouir
1936 1’.. ton Chev. truck. $165. outdoor work lie ahead.
The Chinese count the chang- ¡Coal, Paint, Cement Roofing,
Inquire at the office.
mt
ns differently And quite
Fertilizers, Pres-to-logs.
too. Oh. perhaps not sc
Choice business
in
our Paci fir
tppheable
Ph. 10S1 Crescent City
lent location. Reis
w here vv e
with liberal terms
with moderate temperatures. This
is how thev do it :
The '’i'Ux» diilit 'ipring
1. The beginning of spring.
The time of rain.
Any Time!
Anywhere
The resurrection of hiber-
Phone Orders Accepted!
nal uk insects
Box 211
Thursday, February 15,1951
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Margaret's
4-
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Del Norte Laundry
3-Day Service
Silverware
Flatware
Hollowware
DIRELYTE
Leave Orders at
Cur-Del Cleaners
WADSWORTH
JEWELERS
Nielsen Hardware
& ELECTRIC CO.
Complete line of hard
ware and electrical fix
tures and appliances.
PHONE 143
829 SECOND
PHONE 2202
SURPLUS MART
ATLAS POWER TOOLS — and
Hardware, also clothing for the
entire family, including boots &
shoes. Come in and shop with us!
1280 Second Street
UNSfS GtOUNO
OMlct Hougsj
Phone 2752, Crescent City, Calif.
Crescent
Chevrolet
O .. 1: 3 0
PfO 12:00
r ■
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Lumber Company
Chevrolet - Buick
Sales-Service
Auto Repair, Painting
Radiators Repaired.
Ph. 471 Crescent City
For Price Quotations On AU
BUILDING MATERIAL
Phone 1881
2nd & Market St.
CRESCENT CITY, CALIF.
Tom Brown's
Nunn Bush Shoes
Arrow Shirts
Genuine Levis
Pendleton Shirts
Jantzen Sweaters
White Stag
Complete Line
of
Work Clothes
Sporting Goods
MENS WEAR
Jarman Shoes. Knox Hats,
Manhattan Shirts, etc.
Jim McKilvary, Prop.
920 Second St.
Dress
Making
lessons,
Sewing
Supplies and Yardage; Buttons,
Gordon F
Bucklrs.s Belts made to order.
JOHNSON
The Furtados'
“Store for Men
9:30 a. m. to 3 p. m.
I
a
You can’t go wrong by
dropping in at the
Bus Depot Cafe
Mrs. C. I. Patrick
A Snack Or Meal
140 H. St.
Phone 143 Crescent City
Nicholson
Furniture Exchange
858 3rd St. Crescent City
Armstrong
Linoleums,
Stoves!
’ cry th in g for the Home?