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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1951)
*77 ^ge 1 welve Pa dr Ti cm ] ca P< K ci it ] I I 1 Lana oj NOTICE Optometrist Is Due Boy Scout meeting at L O. O. H. hall, 7 p. m. Thursday, to plan a Rogue River trip. Boys 11 to 14 must be registered in scouting to be eligible. Dr. Bert McCreary will be at Sea View Inn (Crescent City) to examine eyes and fit glasses day and Saturday, Aug. 17 an* 18 —hours 9:00 to 5:00. 24-2 Library Notes “Goals for Gardeners” are dem onstrated in the unique rock gar Harbor Community club plans den where rocks, cacti, and Sta By Martha Grayaif^ dum in multiform varieties are to hold its annual pot luck picnic It’s now ready! The new Azalea harmoniously arranged to blend at Azalea State Park, Sunday, Garden Club yearbook. It con together in a delightful color August 26 at 1:00 p. m. Famines tain the propos<*d activities of the scheme. A small lily pool and and house guests are invited, and club from July of this year until flowers of the August season will games and entertainment will July. 1952. If you wonder how also be of interest. and when you can get your copy, • just put the question confidenti-1 On leaving the Turley gardens, neess meeting will follow the we will drive to the bulb farm of ally to your sec-retary-treasurer | Mr. and Mrs. Ray Struebing. The dinner. when you step up to pay your, Club members are now busy landscaping around t h is neat, annual dues. But more of this planning their harvest festival, | later on. First off, the ones who’ well-planned garden was done by which is set for the Grange hall, Paul DeDlock, well-known land compiled this little booklet must scape architect. Here garden Friday, Nov. 9, for benefit of the be given recognition. Mrs. War club members can make • good Chetco Library, now located in ren Smith, our new vice-presi use of pencil and paper for notes the VFW hall, Brookings. dent and program chairman, so Recent donations of books to on basic landscaping. Continuing genially took on this responsi along this road toward the ocean the library were made by Mrs. • bility and was assisted in the ar will bring us to the Swan garden. Koeller and Mrs. Arnold Morris, duous task by Ruth Bathiany, The se grounds were one of the and such gifts are greatly appre- Mrs. W. H. Hibbard and Mrs. Will first to be landscaped in this area ! j dated. If there are others who Crissey. They did a line job of i by Paul DeBlock and have be-1 have books they wish to donate, j it, and the rest of us can now : come a distinguishing landmark. I which are in good condition and read and anticipate an interest have* clear print, they will be ing year of meetings ahead of us. 1 The ulantings are ail well estab gratefully received at the dibrary Our August meeting is sched lished now- and a great deal can room. Other additions to the local lie learned through an afternoon s uled for this week, Thursday, visit there among the flowers and shelves, purchased from the li- Aug. 9. We will again deviate brary funds, are the following, from the regular indoor meet- , shubs. Last month four Brookings gar for children :- ing. This time Mrs. Robert Swan “Fifth Chinese Daughter,” by has opened her garden to garden dens were visited by members. Jade Snow Wong. club memlM'rs and their friends, The Warren Smith and Archie “Better Homes and Gardens where some musical selections Anderson places both demon Story Book.” have been promised to us by Mrs. strated to the group what basic “Horse for Peter,” by Brown. Curzon MacKenzie. Tea will be landscaping practices vand fin “ The Blood Bay Colt,” by Far-; served by Mrs. Harry Lock la nd ished gardens can be along the ley. Mrs. G. O. Jacobson and Mrs ocean front. The W. L. Crissey “Maple Sugar for Windy Foot.” j residentcc, situated between these Albert Joy. During the last month about i Plans have been laid for more new homes, has long been sur- [ 350 books were borrowed from that just a tea and musical, how- rounded by beautifu and unus the library, haff by adults and ever. We will also have the priv ual plantings which have been a the remainder by juniors. ilege of viewing the Otto Turley (ontributing factor in publiciz garden on Hwy 101, just across ing this area as “The Home oi from Winchuck Village, where Winter Flowers.” A small circular lawn placed we will foregather about 2. Here at the base of tall evergreens,! For Sale: 7 ft Cold Spot refrig competely edged with flowers and erator; G. E. washing machine. low growing shrubs is a practical Coverdell, first house this side of as well as attractive plan for an Winchuck Bridge. * informal garden. Last month our tout terminated at just such a place at the home of Mrs. Roy, Weideman. A pot luck luncheon I ITU ED Al ^IIDDY in this pleasant out-door setting I I1EKN cKjited a Liendly informal “why don’t we do this more often” haling. Mrs. Weideman’s enthus BROOKINGS, OREGON iasm for beach combing infected the whwole group by the time Real Estate and Insurance she had finished her talk on OFFERS: Beach Lure.” As a matter of Several Low Priced homes to tact, we had the Garden Club choose from: % cash will handle: treasury overflowing with wealth 4-rooms near school $2200 from the proceeds to be derived 4-rooms on 2 acres. $2750 from the sale of driftwood con $6700 appearance counts, yes, in tainers, shell novelties, and items 4-rooms on ^-acre ... 3-rooms on 160 acres $65(M) cars, too. We pride ourselves of such like, to those unfortun 7-rooms on 20 a (total) $4725 ate inhabitants of inland cities. A ho good buys in larger homes! in making them lool{ lt{e Gur heads cleared rather sudden new, in our shop. ly when we realized it would take Five acres with large, clean, a good deal of covered space to one-room cabin and garage, $5500 store it up arul a transportation in fir grove setting; electricity, problem to get it to the outside spring water, garden and young markets. This doesn’t mean Lh4t fruit trees. the idea has been completely dis car» t d if it can tn* done some Beautiful ocean front building one of our energetic members lots %-acre or more $3000 and up. will step up and take on the project one of these times with City lots new subdivision. $700 the full support of the rest of! ahd up. us imaginative ones. With the start of another year, Also good buys in river front for »he garden club, the new of homes, motels, restaurants and ficers were iestalled at the July garages. Come in and talk over A meeting Mrs. Erskine Miller, the business opportunities in this prisedent; Mrs. Warren Smith, area. vice-president; Mrs. Chas. Gray- s h e 1, sec r e t a ry -1 re a s u r e r. SPECIAL LISTING: best motel in Brookings area with 7 ultra modern units besides owners 4- room quarters on Five acres on Hwy 101, with plenty frontage tor expansion, priced at a steal. Along Azalea R ow ■IIIIIIBIIIIIIliilffl BUCKNER CHEVROLET CO At Smith River, has a nice Selection of Used Cars »? AT REDFIELD'S MARKET Budd Carr, Proprietor SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY - SATURDAY Nice and Lean —5 to i6-lb. average Sliced BACON ENDS & PIECES, lb 35c LINK SAUSAGES, lb 63c Tenderized and Boneless 25c Center Slices of HAM, each Large Assortment of Lunch Meats, Wieners REALTY CO. CATERPILLAR No. 12 POWER ROAD GRADER TO RENT BY HOUR OR BY DAY PUTNAM LOGGINGS COMPANY Phone 589 or Write Box 417 Appearance BROOKINGS, OREGON 4* Y. & M. AUTOMOTIVE BROOKINGS GARAGE Phone 334 Office next door west of Hen- d r wks F urn i t u re S tore. 49c PICNIC STYLE HAMS, lb. "Classified Ads" Eleven acres best bulb farm in Harbor area, piped tor irrigation with modern 3-bedroom house, well, aluminum bulb shed and barn — ocean frontage, priced right. Smith River Phone 275 PARTS AUTHORIZED McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER AND REPAIR SERVICE Across from Shell Station Brookings, Oregon Phone 344 P. O. Box 596 NORIN.E OF PIANO Life Certificate Studio Bldg., Brookings *PIPE-ORGAN High School Credits For Accredited Pupils
