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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1951)
Thursday, July 12, 1951 BRCMÍKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON * causing this damage, it would be this area into a State Park, Mrs. Lockland’s sister, Mildred family of North Bend were week- greatly appreciated if they would Mrs. Crissey has a scrapbook of Leidig, of Hayward, Calif. Mrs. end viistors at the home of her communicate with the school, or very interesting cippings, letters, Lockland and her daughter also parents, Mr. and Mrs. Row W. W. Smith, deputy sheriff, or pictures, etc., that she has col- spent some time in the Los An Springer. Since school closed this spring w<th Sheriff R. G. Saoin. i lected over a period of years geles area. Guests at the Lock Enjoying a picnic at Azalea some 25 windows in the school which she will graciously show to land home for the week-end were State Park, Sunday, and the lily Mrs. Knapp Sr. of Port Orford, parade, were Mr. and Mrs. W al buildings have been broken, ap- anyone interested. proximately half by rocks, and Mrs. Knapp Jr. and her daugh- ter Short and family of Eureka, ter June Angel and son, making the Virgil Bleckenstrass family the remainder by ”B-B”s four generations of the family. and the Paul Arnett family of Both materials and labor for The 1951-1952 yearbook for the Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barton are replacement of these windows Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burrell and Crescent City. run into quite an expense, at the Azalea Garden club is now set parents of a 7 lb., 4 oz. daugh- in type and will be printed this ter, born at Seaside hospital on best, unnecessary expense. week, afte r final approval is July 6. They have1 named the It is suggested that parens of made on the programs, young miss Vivian Lee. children owning BB guns, and of As in the past, this book is Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clement children inclined to throw rocks tilled with interesting program spent the Fourth at Grants Pass at windows, exert a greater material, meeting all require- where they visited 'lorn Page amount of supervision over them ments of Oregon Federation ot and Johnny Johnson tamiiles a in order to eliminate this need- Garden clubs, of which the local few’ days. less expense to the public. club is an affiliate. This year, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whaley any in- Also, if anyone lor the first time the book will and two children of Eagle Point formation concerning individuals contain a copy of the constitution and Mrs. Whaley’s mother, Mrs. and by-laws. Mrs. Erskine Miller Wanda Ellis of Medford, were heads the club for the coming week-end visitors at the home year, and Mrs. Charles Grayshel of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miller. will contribute ’‘Along Azalea Mrs. Florence Pratt and Mrs. Row” for the Pilot. Maude Marsko of Ashland were guests for the week-end and the lily parade at the home of Mrs. Pratt’s daughter, Mrs. Kathryn By Mart I ki Grayshel Reekman. Azalea Garden Club float won Mr. and Mrs. Parker and two s< cond prize in the organization children of Trail visited Mrs. class at the Lily Blossom parade Parker’s brother, Lawrence d Sunday, July 8. The center Boardman, and family, over the interest was a fountain form- Fourth of July. of Croft lilies. Pink blooms John Arlandson Mr. Dorothy Perkins rambler ros- and two children drove to Coos were strung together and cas FOR JOUR FLOORS caded Bay on the Fourth and spent over the sides ot the foun- contrast in the remainder of the week there tain. color was obtained by an arrange visiting Mr. Arlandson’s parents, ment on each corner of the float Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arlandson. Don Jaklewicz is home for a o. vivid shades of blue larkspur leave from Port Hueneme where in white lily containers. Designed by Mrs. LeRoy Weide he has been in training with the © Only you can man; built by Erskine Miller; Seabees, While home, he and his decorated by Clara Kerns. Mrs. family plan to visit relatives in ¿Sr 4 Erskine Mille, Edith Ackley, Ruth Aberdeen, Wash., their former liany, Eunice Wollam, Mag- home. Mrs. Dorothy Lockland and Pa- Kneen and Martha Grayshel. returned from the Bay tricia Next Meeting of Club area, where they had gone by The next meeting of Azalea Wording For Brookings Interest At All Tunes plane recently, accompanied by Garden Club will be held Thurs- day, July 2. This w ill be a plea- sure tour and outdoor luncheon follows: 'I'he tour scheduled t at 11:30 at Warren new home where the landscaping has been laid out and will give us an opportunity to see this in its first stages; then to the Crissey gardens to see MARBLEIZED many fine plants that have been established over a period of years ART-CRAIN then on to the Archie Ander Imagine getting nationally famous son place. Anyone in need of Bonny Maid Versa-Tile now in t ransportat ion may call Clara de luxe gauge—by the yard and cut Kerns, 399 or write a coid to from full rolls. Mrs. Erskine Miller, Brookings. Not in Light Gauge At 1 :00 p. m., there will be “sack partakings ” at Mrs. LeRoy Weide- Not in Standard Gauge man s. Bring your own cup and But in De Luxe Gauge service. I'he garden club will The State grants you the right to drive on the streets and high (htavltr than standard) furnish the coffee. After lunch a ways . . . short business meeting will be Yes, just like Versa-Tile, economical . . . BUT you can lose that right (your driver's license and motor held Lillian Weideman will give V’ersa-Tile Rollme has — vehicle registrations) under Oregon's new Financial Responsibility us some pointers on driftwood The same wonderful resilience Law for failure to deposit security as proof of financial responsibility how to clean and preserve it and and flexibility bring out its beauty; also show to satisfy judgments that may result from an accident causing ’ The same tugged durability us how to treat various ocean / damage to property, or injuries, or death to any person. The same fabulous resistance vegetation, 'rhe entire meeting is to stains from planned lor a very informal af The State will accept a FARMERS $5,000/$ 10,000 Bodily Injury and • JUICES • HOT GREASES ternoon and husbands and guests • AtflDS • ALKALIS • MUSTARD $5,000 Property Damage Liability Policy as security and proof of will be most welcome. • INK • CIGARETTE BURNS Vandals Break 25 School Windows Garden Club Book Now With Printers for The First Time NEWS Along Azalea Row PREVENT FOREST FIRES! BROOKINGS LUMBER COMPANY AUTO OWNERS PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO DRIVE! Financial Responsibility."At current rates it costs only — TESTED; th* United Staff Totting Company Available in the* newest dnxnator t'olon in exclusive Art-Grain and Mtublrued pat terns that will keep your Hoon distinctive, luxurious and up-to-date for years to come. Vcna-Tdc Holhnc it ideal alto for nnk topi, dram boards, table tope, cupboards, etc. taiy to hoop dean too — o whid oi a damp mop and if look! hko now! COME AND SEE OUR EXCITING NEW VERSA TILE R01LINE TODAY KARL OSTENBERG Linoleum. Paints, Carpets Expert Installation Phono 261 Hot*. rokhu The J uni' meeting of the club was held at and it was a pleasant surprise to man\ of the members to learn oi the facilities now available at the park. Electric stoves for cof- fee-making and tables in a clean airy grove just back of the turn around parking area. Mr. Luther Tisdale gaw a short talk on the shrubs and buildings in the pafk. The community takes great pride in this gem of a park, and not many of us newcomers know in establish- $10.10 EACH 6 MONTHS (Slightly higher where there are drivers under 25) •Fins $5.00 Non-Recurring fee of beginning of policy* WHY PAY MORE? Insure with FARMERS— PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY SAVE MONEY
