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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1951)
Thursday, March i. 1951 BROOK 1NGS-H ARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Oregon Lilies Show Well In '51 Tests SALEM — Oregonians will be able to buy about 20.000 more Easter lilies from flourists this year than last and virtually all of them will be from American- grown bulbs. This is the word from the state department of agriculture, based on its recent survey of 44 I Oregon greenhouses forcing Eas ter lilies. Inspectors found 94,000 bulbs being forced in greenhouses now, with most of them Croft, Ace and Pride of Oregon bulbs, grown in the notrhwest. Only bulbs be ing forced here that were grown in Japan are 200 Arabu and 2,250 Gig lilies. Before world war 2, put the west coast in the busi ness of producing Easter lily bulbs Japan supplied most of the bulbs for this area. said Department inspectors that the surcey showed the forc ed plants to be exceptionally free of bunchy top and that only one plant in the 94,000 showed fleck virus. 'There was a small per- centage of “duds” the overall percentage of disease than one per cent. Scorch, a phy siological disease, was found to be very light this year. About 90 per cent of the bulbs will be for sale at Easter; the other ten per sent will he either too early or too late for the Easter trade. . . • , ,u„ hirthdav1 gifts and to enjoy the birthday cake and „nd jello. wlln The seventh and eighth grade basketball team played Ophir on Thursday and came out ahead by a 15-14 score. That was close! March 4 the final shoot for the Curry county championship will be held here. Brookings still has a 4-point lead, which is expected to be challenged Sunday. GOLD BEACH Smorgasbord Huge Success A crowd, far exceeding expec tations, came to the basement dining room of the Community church Friday evening to par take of the Smorgasbord prepar” ed by the Ladies Aid The dining room was decorated with spring flowers and the food was appealing. The ladies more than two hundn d and at times there was a long waiting line. Style Show Scheduled Connie’s Sportswear is spun- soring a style show to be held at " ■ Theatre, ..... —, March 3, the Chinook at 3 p. m. There will be many prizes to be awarded to models and spec- tutors following the show. There is no charge and the public is invited. Push Clothing Drive Boys Scouts of America are sponsoring a nation-wide inter- national “Good Turn” as one of their projects for the year, with the local unit co-operating. 'The Good Turn consists of collecting needed articles of clothing and household linens which will be burled, boxed and sent to Europe. The clothing (men’s, women’s and children’s) must be clean and in good condition. Shoes must have at least six months wear and be fastened together, no high heels. Clean bedding and house hold linens are also needed. The date set for the Good Turn 5 to March 10. drive is F my thing for the Anyone ha t master Howard 1 I er ron. trying to sell their blueberry I tryg t • Orford Mrs As. ■ in port Orford: del "ill weeks or more. for three County weeks or Auxiliary more. 966,1 Curry New Switchboard Installed At C. C. es. 4-11 SOW- ing 2 club, met at the home of their leader. Hazel Sydow. Wed- Ref reshments nesdav evening. Mrs. Terrs , Quigley and small daughter lei It for Corvallis to visit Mrs Qu ligley’s lather, Frank was suddenly strick- rn blind and apron CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS—Give Them At Least A Triall Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA: A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns w o merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping. _ ** DAVIDSON'S COOS BAY—West Coast Tele phone Company is in course of installing two new switchboard position in the Crescent ( ity ex change, according to George Mc Bride, district manager for the company. “This means a substantial ad dition to our facilities for hand ling the rapidly growing tele phone traffic in this area." he re ported, “This installation will give us a total of five switchboard positions. We expect this work to be completed within the next । two or three weeks." “In addition,” he added, “we are arranging to install four cir cuits for use between Crescent City and Coos Bay and four ad ditional circuits for use between Crescent City and Eureka.” The company’s technicians have recently replaced most of the “carrier” equipment between Crescent City, Brookings and to Smith River, with a superior type of appartus that affords considerably better transmission. “These changes and additions at our plant,’’ McBride added, “will result in great improve- ment. We. have been called upon to meet the challenge of a most astonishing growth in this area, “In January, 1946, there were 511 telephones in the area serv ed by Crescent City, Klamath, Orick and Smith River exchanges today there are 1185 telephones, an increase of over 130 per cent in five years. In the Marshfield district as a whole, which in cludes exchanges from Reedsport to Crescent City, during the same five-year period, we have increas ed the number of telephones we serve from 7048 to 12,161, an increase of over 72 percent.” Mrs. Dorothy Asdel and son of San Monica, formerly of Port Orford, were brief callers in this area Tuesday. The Asdels, who started Oregon Coast Berrv Co., are now at work for Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, and are Mi.......... ” “ OFFICE SUPPLIES Stationery . Typewriters, Adding Machines 1010 2nd St. Telephone 2212 Crescent City, California Silverware Flatware Hollow ware DIRELYTE Leave Orders at Cur-Del Cleaners We Deliver in Brookings!! CRESCENT CITY WADSWORTH JEWELERS Nielsen Hardware Visit our record dept Compelte Radio Sales and Service Ph. 1512 840 3rd Si. & ELECTRIC CO. Complete line of hard ware and electrical fix ture« and appliances. PHONE 143 Crescent City SURPLUS MART Furniture Co Everything for the Home Frank & Stella Grenbemer Crescent City, California P » (VIS (XAMINIO 0 LtNSfS GtOUNO 1?;00 Phoiie 2752. Crescent City, Calif. Crescent Chevrolet Del Norte Feed Store Albers Feed, Seed, Hay, Fouir Coal, Paint, Cement Roofing, Nails, Fertilizers, Pres-to-logs. Anywhere PHONE 2202 1280 Second Street 1220 Second Street Ph. 1081 829 SECOND ATLAS POWER TOOLS — and Hardware, also clothing for the entire family, including boots & shoes. Come iv and shop with us! Crescent City Margaret's hone 551 Crescent City In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Curry County. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF CHARLES A. WAR- NOCK, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Charles A. Warnock, Deceased, by the County Court of Curry County. Oregon, and has quali- tied All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned at Room 5. Hen dricks Building. Brookings. Ore gon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated February 21. 1951. V 22. 1951 First Publication March 22, 1951 I V. WARNOCK. Administratrix, y, attorney for ad- 1 F minisi rat rix Brookings. Ore. Sheet Metal & Plumbing Household Appliances, Sheet Metal, Plumbing and heating supplies. 900 4th St Pho. 631 For Price Quotations On All 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 Phone Orders Accepted! L. A. Carr & Son CRESCENT Lumber Company Chevrolet - Buick Sales-Service Auto Repair, Painting Radiators Repaired. Ph. 471 Crescent City Any Time! Notice To Creditors MENS WEAR Jarman Shoes, Knox Hats, Manhattan Shirts, etc. Jim McKilvary, Prop. 920 Second St. Dress Electrical Supplies Your Hotpoint Store 941 Second St. PHONE 931 lessons, Sewing Supplies and Yardage: Buttons, Buckles,s Betts made to order. Gordon F. JOHNSON The Furtados' 9:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. Store for Men” I 1'40 H. St. Phone 143 Crescent City 9 ML Carrcll’s-Hedrick ELECTRIC Making You can’t go wrong by dropping in at the Bus Depot Cafe Nicholson Furniture Exchange 858 3rd St. Crescent City Mrs. C. I. Patrick Armstrong Linoleums, Stoves! A Snack Or Meal Everything for the Home' MEETING and Summary of Estimates of bo ESTIMATION OF T.LY LEVY TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPEN Deduct: Total Est. Receipts at it' evening is inv ited. Amount ib. repro- Add Est A nit Gua bv ten of the memtvers and for Med shoot on to enter enter Indebtedm I Walker homi in Jer- for their son. and i Total All Funds £148 577.00 50,45 i Schedule 1) R at th DIAMONDS WATCHES 3-Day Service Frida ili u Del Norte Laundry Flowers Wired LOCAL NEWS be made to the building. Mrs. Ina DeMoss is rapidly re- covering from a fall in her home recently ......... when ....... she fractured a number of her ribs. VFW. held a meeting Feb. 21 and ini(iated Mrs. Alice Putnam. Ed- ith Hynes and Irene Koeller. The front doors will be installed soon as part of the improvements to to Balance Bud ;et ixes that will not be collected during fiscal year r Ensuing Fiscal Year Bond Int., Sink. Fund b 11.093.UU 98.124.75 6,000.00 $104,124.75 trict Clerk indebtedness l include all negotiable warrants issued under section Hl- \ SI 12.000.00 $112,000.00 General Fund. Sched. 2 $137,*182.00 14. 1951: Signed: Dora E. Beaulieu, Die. E. Kindel, Chairman. Board of Directors Approved by budget committee February 14. 1951: Signed: h”*"ick Sec.- Virgil Goldsberry. Chr. Bud. Com. Robert O.
