nursaay, September 20, 1051
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Along Azalea Row
The best fuchsias of 1950 were
Swingtime (a trailer). Crinoline,
B y RL T H B A R R E T T SM IT H
Juliana (an upright). Bluebonnet.
^ mnA™ngBh,ru7h.1 Oon leralda La
«»>• Blanca (Good),
X « n g ' Of°r t h " C a ' zh ?
events yet to take place through-
Doctors at the Grants Pass
out the county. The I O O F and
Rebekah Social Club dance net- clinic removed varicose veins for
Mrs. Budd Carr on Wednesday
ted $178 60. Mrs. Putnam donated of
last week.
Art Pierce went to Oakland
fal 1 upright). Outstanding in 1951 ,a
n i ? nd. odd •*>*>»« «uPPHcd
are freshments. It was a nice dance b riday night to visit his brother.
P age F ivb
B. B. Crabb Co.
Garicoca,
South rn-
Pa- and a good time was had by all Dr. Pierce. His mother and sis Accounting Bookkeeping
uiivvrva, ovum
pieasant atmosphere of the Chot c ’flc an<^ Purple Sage, wingtime. who attended. The Eagles dance ter from Colorado will also be
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In iln r r z s
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Payroll & Income Taxes
and 'yrifella
take the sun on September 8 netted $294.
co Inn lounge,
those with prized Rollo
at the brother's home in Oak
fuchsias have been putting to well and other favorites are
Mrs. Eleanor Hochler attended land.
Bernedette, Venice, Titanic. Or the American Legion Auxiliary
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T , Ch ,ha' ,hC>
Gardner Building
Mrs. Bessie Dickey of Riddle.
there while the others have been ange Tone and Heavenly Bloom. department convention at Seaside
Ore.,
is
visiting
old
friends
in
Mrs. Brady brought specimens and brought back a presidential
searching for space in their gar
Brookings, Oregon
Years ago Mrs.
dens where the charm of fuchsia of many of these from the Crissey unit citation for membership Brookings.
Dickey
was
a
resident
of
Brook
C° i i r u KS m ay be E lu d e d
gardens and gave a boost to our achievement. A potluck supper ings.
M a k in g the long tr ip from cl'mate (Chamber of Commerce is planned for both Legion and
Portland for the sole purpose of rlcase not) in saying that the Auxiliary at the VFW hall on
addressing the Garden club Mrs fuchsias herc at'p much larger and October 1 at 7:00 p.m.
Phil Brady,
president of
nf shcw morc pPer,ed blossoms than
Miss Patricia Henry will go to
- twice
twice president
the Oregon State Fuchsia Society can <\er be produced in Portland Ashland on Wednesday to enroll j
and always its guardian angel, and that our v inch rful fogs cre in Southern College of Educa
Purity of Heart Metres Purr The A ct
held her audience at quiet atten ate exactly tne ideal atmosphere tion. She and Shirley Kerr will
for
their
development.
room together.
tion as she shared with it her
Purity of Serving heai means: Kindly understanding, and a
The traveling Craft's exhibit,
large stock of information on the
T h e Ladies' Missionary society
desire to render the best for your comfort and peace, with the
j assembled and sent out by the of the community will meet at
subject of the day.
most reasonable charge possible. We encourage Pre-Arrange
ment Plans, in your interest. Consult us freely.
“Fuchsias date from the fif I Oregon State Federation, showed the home of Mrs. Claude Goldi-
teenth century,” said Mrs. Brady, the skills and talents of Garden zin on Thursday at 1 :30 for des
“and were natives of Mexico^ club members over the state, sert luncheon and business meet-
South America and New Zealand truly another fine attraction. ' >ng.
508 H . S T R E E T
P H O N E 1091
as a genus of small plants, shrubs Then, two of cur own talented
Deputy C. W. Means was called
C R E S C E N T
C IT Y ,
C A L IF .
and trees. The earliest species members, Lillian Weidman and to the I. O. O. F. hall on Satur
were the Macrastemma Alba and Alice Rausch, brought for our day night to accompany a 14-
the Magellanica Gracilus. some pleasure, their famed sea-scapes year-okl girl to her horn across '
times called '.’ladies' eardrops” which combined painting, sand, the bridge in Harbor. She started
because used for decoration by bits of driftwood and shells so home walking alone but was ac- i
Would } on Like a H om e Built N ow ?
See Usl
the young ladies of the time. In cleverly the effect was almost costed by a car load of men or
three-dimensional.
Our
presi
the centuries since, great has
boys under the influence of al-i
Remodeling? See Us!
Roofing? See Us!
been the change from the first dent, Mrs. Erskine Miller, pre- j cohol and returned to the hall i
il ould you like for your home to look like new?
small type of bloom and the de sided most graciously and Mrs. where Mr. Means was called.
velopment of colors has been al Edwardson, the club Sunshine j
See us to put on your asbestos siding!
chairman, warmed our thoughts!
most limitless.”
Mrs. Brady explained how to for the day with the Chinese pro-1
It is our sincere desire to please you!
start cuttings with a two »and a verb, “Flowers leave some of
half or three-inch slip, first dip their fragrance in the hand that I
ping it in Rootone and shaking bestows them.”
The tea table was covered with I
off the surplus before setting it
Carl
G L J S S BROS.
Glenn
in clean, sharp sand with good Ix’autiful lace and hand-embroi
Half
mile
north
of
Azalea
Park
on
old
Gold
Beach
Rd. Box 73
dered
Chinese
linen
cloth,
the
drainage. When rooted, the slips
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
should be put in two-inch pots of Possesion of Mrs. W. J. Collis,
TO A 'JEEP'
sue- iVho’ w ith M rs- George Weber
rich soil and then shifted to sue
cessively larger pots as growth and Mrs. Lyle Redfield, were our
makes it necessary; too large a hostesses of the day.
Pouring at the tea table were
pot will tend to send the strength
into making greater rootings Mrs. William Crissey and Mrs.
rather than into the plant itself. Chester Maris. Altogether it was
In repotting, the branches should fi beautiful afternoon and we
A N D BEST W ISHES
were happy in having so many
be cut back slightly.
There are two forms of fuchsia, guests to share our pleasures
FOR SUCCESS T O
the trailer and the standard or with us.
upright form and one type cannot
—- —
be changed to the other. How
ever. a very beautiful tree type
A ’J e e p ’ w i l l get you th e re
jlant may be developed by pinch
w
h e n n o o th e r ve h ic le can!
and (heir
Shirley Kerr entertained the
ing the branches to one ecntral
W ith 4 -w h e e l-d riv e , b e tte r
class
of
this
spring's
Brookings-
stem; then all shots except the
McCRAY EQ U IPM E N T
m a n e u v e r a b ility a n d
leader must be. pinched back Harbor school graduates and
ru g g e d b u ild , a U n iv e rs a l
Installed by Modern Refrigeration
carefully until, at the top, a their advisor and his wife, Mr.
‘J e e p ’ tra ve ls w h e re th e re
bushy, umbrella-like crown is and Mrs. Art Guthrie, at a din
are n o roads . . . c lim b s
formed. (And, said Mrs. Brady, ner party on Tuesday evening.
Many of them will soon be
steep
grades . . . goes
no better pruner for fuchsias has
th ro u g h deep m u d , sn o w
been found than a good sharp away at school, at work or in
PH O N E 554
Brookings, Orc.
linger nail!) No fuchsia plant the services.
and sand. A sk us fo r a d e m
Movies of their graduation
she uld be cultivated in the usual
o n s tra tio n o f th is to u g h ,
sense, but it is best to root-prune exercises and travelogues the
” g o -a n y w h e re ” v e h ic le .
back all fuchsias by use of the Kerrs have taken will add to en-
spade, the distance from the cen- j lortainment ot games, etc.
U W keel-D nve
ter stem depending on the size,
of the plant. Nor should one .
ever spray nor fertilize a dry L O C A L
N E V\Z S
plant or the earth around it for
Thp
S(prnbp
jjerev
fear of burn,ng.
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. Fund has reached ? 1 7 ¿ 5 wi,h
In reply to a question on how
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late to fertilize, the speaker ap a number of other money raising
proved any time from September
'B ‘
to December and her suggstions
for fertilizers were; Orthogro is
excellent to start active growth
while the leaves are small, and
later both this and Hyponex wi
W hite—Sizes 28 to 44
stimulate the buds to the point of
the point of popping open; phos
phate meal plus cow manure are
splendid and any fertilizer con
taining potash, ammonium sul
Sizes 32 to 38
fate, nitrogen and phosphorous
This
is
a
beautiful,
modernistic
lock,
with
sev
will produce results. As with
azaleas and rhododendrons, tir
eral types of knobs and pulls to maten almost
needles are good; even the lowly
any room situation. (A n d they cost no more
coffee grounds can provide nitro
Siz.es 32 to 44
gen, and grass clippings after
money
than
any
of
the
better
grade
locks.)
soaking in water may be used
along with them.
Dress I p / hat Front Door With
On the subject of hanging has
kets. Mrs. Brady revealed her
Sizes S - M - L
ow n secrets of success, namely to
first line the basket with peat
(Now On Display)
moss, then with an inner lining
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of waterproof building paper be
fore putting in the earth; for
plenty of trailers and beauty she
uses three plants for a twelve-
“Let the Kesslers Serve You"
basket. pinching the main
A
Phone 2oi
,
Brookings
\ stems to insure larger side
We Give S & H Green Stamps
‘ growth. The use of warm water
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hastens the growth of the plants.
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Thursday
in the
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