Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, December 04, 1952, Page 8, Image 8

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    PAGE EIGHT
BROOKINGS-HARROR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Along Azalea Row
'. F. Rapracger
Many people were surprised to • W atched,” "A Musical C h rist­
see so much frost in November. m as” and “A Musical C hristm as
Many points in the W illam ette C ard,” and a solo by Mrs. Curzon
valley established new records for McKenzie, "The C hristm as S to ry .”
cold at this season of the year, The C hristm as Gift Exchange will
and the same is probably tru e of be an exchange of about a dozen
some coastal areas. Brookings of your favorite C hristm as cookies
was commonly m entioned by with the recipe inclosed in the
w eather observers as the w arm ­ package.
est place in the sta te of Oregon.
A C hristm as decoration contest
Some people say that an early will also be held w ith prizes being
w inter m eans an early spring. aw arded for the best en try in the
W hen G randfather Frag, local following classifications: W reath,
batrachian and w eather prophet hall table, coffee table, swag, fire­
was consulted, he gave a sample place or m antel, inform al buffet.
of his wisdom when he said:
If you are planning a swag for
your front door, m ake it up now
“If ice in Noveml>er will bear
and e n te r it in the contest.
a duck,
The hostesses of the afternoon
N othing will follow but rain
will be Mesdames E. W. Raveks,
and m uck.”
Ray G uerrattez, L ester G. Twohy,
Ray Streubing and Cliff Lind-
Now that W’c know w hat the skoug.
w eather will be for the rem ain­
Q uite a num ber of new garden
der of the w inter season we can lovers have joined the club r e ­
tu rn to more m undane m atters, cently, including the following:
such as figuring out ways and E sth er Alexander, Rose Poole,
m eans of paying various and su n ­ Mrs. Peterson, Doris Norm an,
dry bills which became due at Florence Olcott and Cleo Rogers.
th e end of November. This brings
This m onth we lose one of our
to mind a lovely little poem:
oldest and most valued club mere-
bers, Mrs. A. E. Sandbo, who,
“Break, break, break,
On thy cold grey stones O
Sea!
But if you break for a million
years,
You won’t be as broke as me ”
NORINE HARVEY
Anti now the Garden club. The
C hristm ai m eeting of the Azalea
Garden club will be held at the
Grange hall on Thursday, Nov.
11 with the dessert luncheon s< t
for 1 :00 p in. The Azalea Sing­
ers will e n te rta in with C h rist­ STUDIO
m as music which will include
three new songs. “As Lately We
LOCAL NEWS
All Year E vents association
will have its business session
a fte r the closing of the Cham ber
of Com m erce m eeting on T h u rs­
day night, Dec. 4. Mr. Taylor
with her husband, is leaving for
her new home in southern Cali­
fornia. Mrs. Sandbo was one of
the club’s most enthusiastic s tu ­
dents of floriculture and a skilled
a rtist in the creation of beautiful
flower arrangem ents and corsag­
es. She had the gift of seeing
beauty in the lowliest weed and
gathered much of the m aterial for
her arrangem ents from the local
countryside and beaches.
She
proved th at beauty is all around
us if we only look for it. Al­
though Mrs. Sandbo will no longer
be w ith us, her a rt will long con­
tinue to be an inspiration to her
m any friends and pupils.
Pipe Organ
BROOKINGS, ORE
announces that this arrangem ent daughters Ann and Lee, and niece
may prove more convenient for Nikki, spent Thanksgiving in Myr­
tle Point with E a rl’s parents, Mr.
the association members.
and
Mrs. John B reuer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl B reuer,
Town House
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Best Quality Food Served
We Invite Your Suggestions
NILS LAGERGREN, P roprietor
miibim.jra
Use Our “Layaway Plan”—a Small Down Payment Will Hold Any
Item Until Christmas
HEY KIDS!
Teacher of
Piano— Voice
Thursday, December 4, 195
SAN 1 A’S MAIL BOX IS NOW IN OUR STORE
FOR BEST RESULTS MAIL SANTA’S LETTER NOW
B eautify Your Tree
“B-29 BOMBER
FROSTY SNOW
Big 19-inch W ingspread
Pow ered W ith Twin
Friction M otors
6-oz. P ressure Can
W orks Like Magic
Easy To Apply
$2.98
YOURS
XMAS SPECIA L
"LOW BOY”
TRUCK AND
SHOVEL SET
ick I racy’s “Bonny
Braids” DOLL
A Lot of Equipm ent
H as C ute Coo Voice
S aran Curls To
Wash and Curl
$7.29
XMAS SPCIA L
Loaded W ith Peelers
”A Real Toy for a
Real Bov"
Beautiful Hallmark
Christmas Cards
“Buddy I.”
DUMP TRUCK
Ju st Like the Big Ones
$1. 59
"Beautiful” Xmas
l'a )X ( W ! 'll S
T v»i Appliances
•
( oinpletc Lines of I lousewares and Gifts
•
Spirting Goods and Fishing Tackle - Archcn
Equipment - Saddlery
•
Shopsinith \ Porter Cable
•
Power Tools
•
l o>s and Wheel (ioods
CHETCO HOME & AUTO SUPPLY
.i.J/or» »pent in vowr
own
com m tm ify help buM a b e fe i
79c up
ALSO HALLMARKS
DISTINCTIVE XMAS
PAPER AND RIBBONS
Complete Assortm ent
XMAS HARD
CANDY MIX
29c
F ine Q u a lity Candies
12-oz. Cellophane Bag
Everything for the tree and room dec
oration at Voting’s Popular Prices
Beautify your packages with
Xmas wrapping supplies
We believe in Brookings and its future • We are sure you feel the
same. Let us BUILD and SECURE our TOW N and HOMES,
rO G ETH ER. We will cooperate by giving you the things you
need at lowest m
YOUNG’S 5 and IO
BROOKINGS
our Dollar Has More Cents