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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1951)
Thursday, June 7, 1951 RR OOKINGS-H ARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON P vu 1 m toes and corn ripen better, and g^t enough of it if you just let CQQcf FishinCl---- Notice of School Election i™he gaiden tour last Sunday, nature take its co«rSe..-wiLUAM VOQST------------------------------------ |-----------------_ T(lr Upon Question of Increasing Tax Along Azalea Row ( Continued from Page One flowers were in bloom which in J featiiei :. es between Florence* and Reeds-' Levy Over Amount Limited By B. Miller * my garden show buds. Section 11, Article XI, State port, Ten Mile lake north of Watch your gardening neigh Winchuck Club Mrs. B. E. Kerns, president North Bend, Garrison, Floras and Constitution. of Azalea Garden Club, will at- bors and heed their advice! And Mercer lakes—all on the coast,■ Notice is hereby given that an tend the annual meeting of Ore- if you have come from over the Had Big Group Garden are among the coastal waters. election will be held in School mountain, don ’ t try to grow Hie gc n State Federation of met Winchuck Womens Club Fish in these lakes take flies, District No. 17 of Curry County, held at same things you did elsewhere Clubs which is to be last and 15. at the Roy Bowlin home bait and spinner the year thru. State of Oregon, from 8 p. m. without first determining cli Hood River, June 13, 14 week with Mrs. Cyara Bowling by Mrs. Surf and Deep Sea Fishing — to 9 p. m. on June 28, 1951, at, mate and soil conditions. She will be accompanied as co-ohostess. After the busi- off the rocks and in the break- Brookings school house, in said Eugene Ackley. You will find here, a wealth ness meeting and drawing for ers throughout the year is con- school district, for the purpose The garden club, therefore, of beautiful evergreen, bloom- ( hostess prizes (won by Doris Bo- stantly gaining in popularity on of submitting to the legal voters postpone the June meeting until [ ing shrubs, and many flow ers ■ len and Joan Pettygrew) a sur- the Oregon coast. Fishing the of said district the question of the following week, and instead make gardening a joy. Be con prise stork shower was given open beach surf requires rather insreasing the tax levy for the of meeting on June 14, will hold । tent with these. in ohonr of one of the members, heavy rods, reel and line to get fisial year 1951-1952 over the a pot-luck luncheon at Azalea Plant first of all a windbreak. ' ’• kent hush-hush by request sinkers and bait out there where Slate I ark on June 21 at one There are many native shrubs amount limited by Section 11, the bigger ones are to be found. | o’clock. Each is asked to bring and trees which can be used for of the recipient. Article XI, of the Constitution S— • •»’ h’rthday gifts were Chunks of clam, mussel, worms, of Oregon. her own table setting, and a this as well as others. Port Or and other baits easily obtained pot-luck dish. ford cedar, mugho pine, cean- received by Willamina Donnelly The reasons f o r increasing along the ocean are used to By postponing the meeting,! othus, privet, veronicas, escal- and Clara May Bolen. such levy are: The necessary ex salt-water fish. Fish- taki these A record attendance was pres h4rs Kerns and Mrs. Ackley will lonia, to mention a few. pense of operating the school ex ent with only two absent An ing from the rocky points along be able to bring an account of You will also be surprised to ceeds the amount equalized by the coast, where the ocean is the three-day Oregon State Fed-1 find that many flowers which you swering roll were Doris Bolen, always thundering into chasms the Rural School Board. station of Garden Clubs annual, regarded as annuals elswhere, Gertrude Scho”, Bess;e Randall. of the headlands is simpled. Long The amount of tax, in excess meeting to the local club, in seed themselves and require lit Cora Lockwood, Thelma Petty bamboo poles, casting rods—in of the 67c limitation, proposed grew', Pearl Henry, Maxine Duf- time fore the June meeting. tle attention here. Coreapsis, fact, almost any type of tackle to be levied for said fiscal year tv. Beulah Keiser, Mother Wa- which the birds love, come up । « j 1 Willamina DonnelljA is employed. Deep-sea sport fish is $7,714.90. year after year, and once get terman, When we first came to Weedy ing boats are available at many Dated this 5th day of June, kcres we had a nostalgia for nasturtiums growing, and they Fern Brule and Stella Nikrent. points to take you off-shore to Guests were Mrs. Morrison, Alma GLADYS I. KINDEL, take care of themselves. 1951. the flowers we once grew in catch salmon, tuna, red snapper Duffy, and Joan Pettygrew. Two Chr., Board, Directors Attest : (laryk nd and it seemed quite Gardening is fun here. An in- new members: Lois Simmons and and sea bass. Dora E. Beaulieu, Clerk. inbelie, able that in this mild timate gave me, recently, an ar- I Karillda Grover, were taken into the climate they would not flourish.’ tide about the secret of < Put we have a very tricky cli “green thumb.” It seems that it the club. The Grovers recently mate here and newcomers with simply means that you must bought the Chambers Elk Creek green thumbs will do well to truly love to raise things, and ranch. Lunch of home made Wanted: Up to 50MM feet of I doughnuts, tapioca pudding with heed the advice of gardening take an almost maternal inter redwood and Douglas fir in S. whipped cream, tea and coffee. neighbors. It can save you lots <'st in our tender, young grow- The next meeting will be the last W. Oregon or northern Califor of money! ing plants. Sunday of the month and will be nia. Give full particulars and We were discussing the vaga a picnic at the Bolen ranch, and price. A. M. “Doc” Williams, Real ries of our coastal climate last 554, or Dial7-2109, Don't seek experience, you'll husbands are invited. Sunday when four of us were Springfield, Ore. 15-3 very lovely garden visiting Why endure the torture of itching burning skin, tormenting rashes and about a mile inland. Two of us Wanted: Timber for cash. 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