Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, March 06, 1952, Page 11, Image 11

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    Thursday, March 6, 1952
BRO O K IN G SH A R BO R P IL O T . BROOKINGS, O REG O N
Page Eleven
A lo n a A z a le a R o w 3 splendid opportunity fOr new
w
gardeners as well as members to '
,
By Faye Sunderland
Don’t forget the plant sale be-
ling held at the Grange h a ll‘ at
'th e M arch 13-meeting of Azalea
Garden Club. Mrs. E rm a Rice,
chairm an of the sale, promises a
wonderful variety. W ith the so
friendly co-operation of Brook­
ings Feed & Seed Co., she will
have an assortm ent of all the old
favorites.. Zinnias, petunias,, etc.
M embers of the garden club will
bring plants, shrubs and cuttings
of favorites from th eir own g a r­
dens. Consequently, this y e a r’s
selection should be complete and
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SAND & GRAVEL
For cement work on road­
ways.
Im m ediate D elivery
P hone 341
or leave orders kt Leanord’s
Realty Office
ROSS SALVAGE
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N O R IN E
HARVEY
Teacher oj
Piano, Voice, Pipe Organ,
H igh School Credits.
Studio Building
BROOKINGS, ORE.
T o w n a n d C o u n try
G as C o m p a n y
Brookings office at M atot Co _
Phone 291, Brookings or call Ph.
3521, Crescent City, or w rite P.
.O. Box 342, Crescent City. J. E.
W Jim ) DAYTON, distributor. B u­
tan e tawks for rent, sale or lease.
Office located at Anderson Plum b­
ing Co., Fresno S treet, offi P a ­
cific Ave., Crescent City.
FOR
SALE!
'
R eso lu tio n
get a nice early sta rt.
r o ASSESSOR
Mrs. W arren Smith, program
chairm an, has asked Mrs. Ruth
Resolved in the budget com­
Bathiany to be our speaker for m ittee m eeting of t h e Rural
the afternoon. She will discuss School Board that discussion of
“A
Bit of This and a Bit of assessed
T hat” valuation in Curry Coun-
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and touch on planting and grow- ' ty led to the conclusion th at the
ing habits of the plants we’ll se- j ratio of tim ber lands to other
lect a t the plant sale.
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Mrs. Curzon MacKenzie, music
chairm an, will, as usual, h a v e
something nice to offer. W’ith so
much talent to draw from the
Azalea Singers, as a group or as
soloists, not to mention her own
lovely voice, the club is always
assured of something outstand­
ing in the music deparem tnt.
Those who planted bulbs last
summex and fall or have estab­
lished gardens, are beginning to
reap the rew ards of tehir ses­
sions on their knees last ¿ear.
Bouquts of daffs, tulips and iris
are m aking their appearances.
Many of the members of several
years have had the advantage of
flower arrangem ent classes but
some of us have not been so for­
tunate. O ur president, Mrs. E r­
skine Miller, urges th a t we s ta rt
bringing arrangem ents to clubs
for discussion. Personally, I’d ap­
preciate such help. Flow er a r ­
ranging, I have decided, is an art
and in my case, apparently one
to be developed. I have started
a scrapbook of pictures of a r ­
rangem ents, but even by following
explicit instructions, step by step
my arrangem ents always seem
to zig when they are supposed to
zag! “Long spirals, curving grace­
fully" (the books says) usually
lop disjointedly in my little flor­
al gems. So let’s have some a r ­
rangem ents to discuss at the next
meeting.
Gay little nosegay corsages of
begonia blooms and heather, were
the happy lot of the girls who a t­
tended the Teen-age party, spon­
sored by the garden club last F ri­
day evening. The corsages were
mad< by a group of ladies who
gathered at Mrs. Lockland’s to
celebrate the 16th birthday of
Mrs. Mabel Stonehouse. Mrs.
FOR
Stonehouse is a c h a rter member
of the garden club and was a c ­
tive in i t s organization. H e r
birthday being Feb. 29, rath e r
cheats ---
her out of the x custom
. i vi i ary
i >
yearly celebrations, although most
of the ladies present, ra th e r en­
vied her the privileg of announc­
ing it as her 16th.
Don't Forget the Plant Sale—
“We walk the world with quiet­
ness,
For we are all akin,
And those who love the soil will
have
Serenity within.
Despair can never shake our faith
As long as we have known
The m iracles th at come to pass
W henever seed is sown”
— Margaret Chaplin Anderson.
Pilot class ads pay
George Langlois and Clifford
Bannock have enlisted in th e
I ’ S. Navy and soon will be leav­
ing for boot training.
InCOmA T n v
i n C O m e , Q X 3©rVICe
Hours 8:00 a. m. to noon and
7:00 to 9:00 p. m.
R. Hwy V. 101, Guerrettaz
2 m ilth south of
Brookings, Oregon
use them.
W a n t th e P rid e o f O w n e rs h ip ?
11/2 acres—glorious view. Well dug and curbed
Electricity on place. Cabin started; additional
lumber. You own road.
SEE
HALLIEB
Top of Hill, 1356 Swan’s Planer Mill Road
W h e n S h o p p in g In C rescen t C ity , G iv e These Firm s A T r ia l!
A directory of where to “find" and “buy“ In Crescent City, Your friendly neighbors
who enjoy seeing any of you, and the privilege of serving you at any tim e I
S q u a re D eal Lbr.
Everything flpr the home builder.
Pum ps and Farm Machinery!
4th & K Streets
Ph. 2491
Res. Phone 1293
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M c C lendon
M o to r Co.
I
Oldsmobilc-Willys-Cadillac
From and M S treets
F lo w e rs W ire d !
Anyw here — Any Tim e!
Phone Orders Accepted!
M a r g a r e t's
2-bedroom unfinished house. Have 2 extra lots. Will
sell with house or without house. This is priced to
sell now. Owner leaving. D on’t buy until you see this
bargain. If you can afford to rent you can afford this
house. W e will take only $2750— with $600 down.
Also 2 lots, S450 & $500. $100 ea. dn., and you pay
$30 per month. See Carl Glass, owner %-mi. north
of Azalea State Park. No Saturday calls’ please.
For price quotations on all
Building Material
Dress Shop
Telephone 1881
Second and M arket S treets
Jantzen Sw eaters; Gertzm an
Skirts; M arjorie Montgomery
and Audio Gay Original D ress­
es; Taulm an Suits; Luxite and
K asger Hose; W arner Bras &
Birdies and Lingerie.
Del Horte
T ire S ervice
Free Alterations and Gift
wrappings.
—
Re-capping & Repairing
Firestone Tire D istributor
Ilwy 101
Ph. 3042
Box 655
L. A . C a rr & Son
Sheet Metal and Plumbing
SURPLUS M A R T
Atlas Power Tools; H ardw are,—
clothing for the entire family, in­
Household applianees, Sheet M et­ cluding boots and shoes. Come in.
al, Plum bing and ht ating supplies
1280 Second Street
900 Fourth St.
N ie lse n H a r d w a r e
N unn Bush Shoes; A rrow
A n d Electric Company
Shirts; Genuine Levis;
Pendleton Shirts; Jantzen
Sw eaters; W hite Stag Line;
complete line of hardw are and
electrical fixtures and appli­
ances.
PHONE 143
C rescen t Lm br. Co.
M a r ie W oods
Ph. 6$i
Phone 551
SALE!
Complete line of W ork Clothes
Telephone 2752
T om 's
R a d io S ervice
Radio Sales and Service
Stew art W arner
Appliances
260 K. St.
Phone 2612
Sporting Goods
C rescent C ity
F u rn itu re Co.
Watch For Opening Date
G o rd o n F.
Johnson
Everything fo r the Home
1220 Second Street
“Store For M en“
C R E SC E N T C IT Y
M a r g a r e t 's
R A D IO
Linen and Specialty Shop
Vi«if our record departm ent !
Ph. 1512
840 2nd St.
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C rescent C h e v ro le t
H e a v y D u ty Truck a n d T ra c to r W o rk
property is considerably out of
balance.
The increased in population due
to people coming to harvest tim ­
ber has caused serious budget
problems in the county.
The budget com m ittee recom-
mends that the assessor give con-
sideration to bring the ratio be-I
tween tim ber land and o t h e r
property to a more realistic basis
of present day values.
Budget Com imttee Rural School
D istrict Board. C urry County,
Oregon.
j
27ievrolet-Buick Sales h Service
A uto Repair, Painting
Radiators Repaired
Telephone 471
N IC H O L S O N
Furniture Exchange
Arm strong Linoleums! Stoves
E verything For the Home!
858 1 bird Street
House Dresses Crildren’s Line!
Costume Jew elry Linens!
1240 Second S treet
L A W R E N C E ’S
C ycle Shop
Complete Service, all models!
Sunbeam Dealer
Ph. 1421
1073 2nd S treet
G a m b le 's
D A V ID S O N 'S
Western Auto Supply
Office Supplies
Auto & Home Supplies and ap­
pliances Cbnonado Radios.
1150 9th St.
Phone 3001
Typewriters, Adding Machines
1010 2nd St.
Telephone 2212
We Deliver in Brookings!
E lectric a n d A c e ty le n e W e ld in g !
Del N o rte L aundry
Th ree Day Service
filurty Motors
N e a r C u rry Co. Lum ber Co.
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Leave orders at the
Cur-Del Cleaners
Diamonds - Watches
Silveneare
Flatw are
Photostats
Commercial Photographs
C am eras and P h o to Supplies'
H a rris S tu d io
Hollowwa re
D irelyte
Turn those extra items Inti
cash by Pilot Classified eds.
Portraits
836 3rd St.
Phone 3281
W a d s w o r th
CARRELL'S
J e w e le rs
Hedrick Electric Company
829 Second S treet
TELEPH O N E 2202
H a r d ' a r e and Electrical Supplies
Your
Hotpnint S tore
304 H. St.
P H O N E 03 t