Thursday, July 5» 1951
RR OOKINGS-H ARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Planning and Co-operation By 'Club
Azalea Garden club now has the
distinction of being up “amongst Azalea Garden Club, yet thought
the flower show project well
the best of them.” The proof is
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tangible—a purple satin ribbon | ’orth their time and effort.
“After the theme: “Consider
medalion with beautiful gold let- f
tering the Purple Ribbon award the Lilies”—had been set t.here
for our 1950 flower show, say of- | was still much more to be done.
fleers of the club. “We plan to The replica of an old stone
frame it and will ask permission church and churchyard predom
of the Chetco Community Library . inated the show. The beautiful lily
to display it in the library until , garden with old fashioned bench
such time as the club has its es and paths created by Mr. and
Mrs. George F unk; the stone
own quarters.”
work of the church so very real
The 1950 flower show was held
done in grey and lavender chalk
while Mrs. Bradley Page was the
and skinned bits of the finger •
president, however, Mrs. Clara
tips of Mrs. Alice Rausch, Mrs.
Kerns, 1951 president, had the
i Marie Funk, and Mary Lou Ber
honor of accepting the award at
ger; the simulated stained glass
the recent state convention at
windows the center a life-size
Hood River.
figure of Christ, painted by Kath-
Azalea Garden club deems the | erine Hardesty and the two rose
winning nof this award an honor windows by Mrs Alice Rausch,
worthy of much publicity. At the
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of beauty when finally set up.
meeting, Mrs. Roy Weideman, the
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chairman of the 19o() show, so i
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ging that goes on behind the
proudly displayed the medallion
scenes at a flower show takes
and explained that only one was
i more strength than most garden
awarded each year in the whole
club women can supply and Er
state, emphasizing that it took
skine Miller and Bill Weideman
combined efforts of the towns
moie than generous with
people as well as club members
time
and strength.
to produce such a calibre show. t heir
It takes more than a stage set
Looking to and living in the
ting to win a Purple Ribbon
future is better than digging up
there is the publicity to be pre
past records and achievements,
sented to the Oregon Federation
hut this seems to he a proper
of Garden Clubs which was the
time to give an added “pat" to
responsibility of Mrs. uy’ Rice,
those who were not members ot
i awards chairman, to gather clip-
a,;<t. ‘T1'”1“
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charge of Mrs. Charles Grayshel,
and Mrs. Max Brainard.
Mrs. eorge Eisenhauer, state
was sufficiently
president,
impressed with it to ask for ex
tra copies to be sent to various
clubs throughout the state.
In looking back over the flower
shows that have been presented
by the club, many beautiful
things can readily be brought to
mind and more than likely any
one of them were good Purple
Ribbon material with perhaps ex
ception of horticultural specimens
which must be at least 60% of
the show, but the 1950 show’ was
the first to be presented for com
petition for the ward. For the
benefit of future flower show'
chairmen there is a valuable lit
tle book in the library: “Hand
book of Flower Shows,” put out
by the federation. Azalea Garden
club is not eligible to compete in
1951, but there is another year
just beginning for the club, which
may again make a bid for the
Purple Ribbon award in 1952.
Oregon, American Legion, Boys
State is an annual affair to in
struct boys in the theories of
civics and politics, and is open
only to members of the junior
class in high school.
“Boys are kept on the go from
6 a. m. until 10 p. m. in a well
scheduled program which has a
lot of interests. It was so hot
last week at Corvallis, that a
lot of the boys had difficulty in
staying awake in classes.
“It’s a wonderful experience
for a fellow’, and I am glad I
had that opportunity. The boys
there arc from all over Oregon,
and generally are a fine bunch.”
Wranglers Name
New Officers
Meeting at the Wilson Free
man home, Friday night, Chetco
Wrangelers elected Roy Brimm
president for the coming year.
Ronald Akers Had
Fun at Boys' State
While he never won any elec
tion for himself but school board
member, Ronald Akers was a
candidate for state representa-
tive arid city councilman, at
Beaver Boy State. Corvallis, last
week. “A boy from ‘my’ town,’
was named governor of Boys’
States, and will go to Washing
ton to Boys, Nation.”
Sponsored by Department of
Other officers are:
Vice-President—Art Crook.
Sec.-Treas.—Clarice Crook.
After a business meeting he
group gathered at the partly-
finished Chetco store for square
dancing. The organization will
sponsor a booth at the Lily Fes
tival to raise funds toward a
new riding stable. The group will
be host to the Port Orford band
when it appears here Sunday.
Incorporation Will
Be Voted, Tuesday
Next Tuesday, from 8 a. m. to
8 p. m., bona fide residents of
the community of Brookings, re
siding within the propostd boun-
daries, will vote on the proposi-
tion of incorporation.
Only- registered voters residing
wit hin the proposed boundaries
are entitled to vote. Voting place
will be at the Odd Fellows hall.
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ONE-HALF OFF SALE
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the participation ot club mini-
AUTHORIZED
hers, junior displays, educational
exhibits, percentage of horticul-
tural specimens and suitable
photographs.
Then there is the schedule
will bo in brookings Thursday
how many club members take
BROOKINGS. OREGON
a Flower Show
time
to
go
over
July 5, and will be located
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schedule even s!
Hotel Brookings.
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