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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1953)
was received from W oodriff’s Thursday m orning for Truckee, | Fairyland Begonia F arm includ Calif., where he will be employed ing th ree plants of the Versicol THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1953 for the season in a sawmill. They ored or "F airy C arp et’ begonia expect to retu rn in the fall. Be which have recently been adver fore they left Mr. and Mrs. R a y 1 By Mrs. E. E. Rapraeger tised in one of the leading m aga Mosier and Mr. and Mrs. Paul zines. Sm ith entertained them at din HE REGULAR monthly m eet- out some interesting comments The Azalea Singers, in Spanish ner. of the Azalea viaim Garden flower ---- show themes and with costumes, sang two entertaining By MARION BROOKS — ing i r 11; ui tn r nzxmn ii v Club »»••/ on — • -------- --- Ollie K ruetzer was operated on j jast T hursday, March 12. at beachcoming and bird-lore to numbers, followed by a trio num Tuesday in Mast hospital, M yrtle t ^e Qrange hall, was attended by draw inspiration from, it should- ber and a solo by Mrs. Curzon News from the Langlois ele Point. She is reported to be doing thirty-five m em bers and a special n ’t be too difficult to set a them e McKenzie. m en tary schools: very nice'» While she is away from Portland, Mrs. Phil for this y ear’s show which will 'Hie first issue of the school Ruth and Ralph Cope and chil Brady, who was the main speak he held in conjunction with the paper, "Hoot and Holler" cam e dren are keeping house for Louis. er. The valuable inform ation th at Adalea Festival on May 30 and out this week. The work was Mr. and Mrs R O. Leech, who she im parted to the ladies was 31. It is planned to have a co The second m eeting of the done by the eighth grade but cov have sjient the w inter in Bruce, taken from first-hand experience ordinating com m ittee in place of W indchuck Livestock Club was ered the entire school. Wise., returned to Langlois T ues with fuchsias which she grows as a flower show’ chairm an this held at P etteg rew ’s. Danny Mul- Miss McConnell has completed day. They plan on living at T a n a hobby in her garden in P o rt year, and the selections made at a lec l.*^ , , land. Among other things, she the ast executive board m eeting tu re on poison a course sta rte d when she attend gle wood for the present. weeds and Ja n e t ed Monmouth. She fosted her Jean and Hal S train m ade a dem onstrated and recommended were Mrs. Wm. Fisher, Mrs. Lyle Crum p is to give one on beef. pinching back of plants at this Redfield, Mrs. Ruth Bathiany, The next m eeting will be held at final pa|M*rs S aturday. trip to Roseburg Saturday. tim e of year to increase the size Mrs. W alter Wollam, with the Cargill’s on M arch 27. T he fifth through eighth grade Neil Storm is home for a two I>oys are taking boxing in P E , I w eek’s furlough from Camp Rob and num ber of blooms and to root president and vice president b e Reporter, Ray Brooks. prune around the plant to m ake ing ex-officio m embers as a m at ex|M»cting to put a sm oker on erts, Calif. stu rd ier growth. Mrs. Brady il te r of course. la te r in the year. Need something? Try the want On April 10 there will be a ' Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Epps ot lu strated her talk w ith three pot M arjorie Goldsberry, plant sales M yrtle Point, their daughter and ted fuchsia plants from Mrs. chairm an, reported that $68 75 ads. countyw ide old-fashioned spelling! bee. T hree spellers from e a c h ! a friend spent Saturday visiting B athianys garden with a visual was netted from the plant sales with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason lesson in pruning. booth at the Library Carnival, grade from the fourth through at Denmark. which topped the list of monies th e eighth will participate. There The hostesses for the dessert Don DeHaven moved his family turned over to the library fund. will be both oral and w ritten luncheon were Mrs. E. E. Hans-! S|>elling. 'rh e bee will determ ine into 4Jie Art S train ranch this p a n S r . Mrs. T ouis P e te rs o n ' P lants for this booth were do week. nated by garden club members, th e county lhampion speller Mrs. Bill Woodruff is improv nnd Mrs Edith Ackley. The table along with some special azaleas Several of the teachers have Transit Mix Concrete d'vorntlons of C ryntom aria and l>een on the sick list this past ing fiom the injury she received Forsythia served the dual p u r and hydrangea plants which were Septic Tank Supplies, Chim ney week. Miss Wacken, Mrs. Gusten in the car accident re c e n tlv ' pose of brightening the luncheon made available through the ef Mr. and Mrs H enry Appling Blocks, C em ent Blocks, C ulvert forts of Max B rainard from the end Mrs M urphy were absent table and providing slips for the had a 7% -pound baby girl, born Tile, Drain Tile. W ell Casing <lurinf this time. m em bers to take horn. Mrs. Al- Brookside Azalea Farm ; two sets at Mast hospital one day this mo Newton contributed an in te r of garden tools and insecticides G R A V E L, SAN D and C E M E N T Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thom p week. esting bit of inform ation on the w ere donated by the Brookings Word has been received from Easy S tre e t son and Je a n e tte went to P o rt origin of the name Forsythia and Feed and Seed; also a generous Phone 2545 land over the meekend on busi the John Denisar family that its pronunciation. Named for donation of bulbs and begonias ness. They returned by way of they are vacationing in Florida Colonel Forsythe it would n a tu r Jefferson w here they visited Ken and will soon be on their way ally b<> pronounced with a long n e th ’s brother Jim and his wife. back to Oregon ”y ’ but the dictionary gives p ref Ruby R unburg left for Oakland Jim will lie renum bered as the erence to the pronunciation with Highway Frontage (Highway 101, Oregon’s Main S tre e t) b ro th e r who lopged w ith Kenneth on the 4 o’clock bus W ednesday a short “y” (eith er one being to be with her m other following CHETCO RIVER FRONTAGE - RESID EN TIA L LOTS last season. correct). Also, it was learned from an operation. She is expected NEW HOMES - RANCHES - FARM LANDS Mr. and Mrs. Dean Collins left Ethel Olson that the first crypto- home this weekend. ACREAGE INDUSTRIAL SITES m aria shrub was brought into this , Mr and Mrs. C. C. W oodworth INCOME PR O PER TIES section of the country by he’ j )f Elk River entertained a group husband, Tony, and planted b i Beautiful Scenic, P arklike Ocean Frontage II. A. JOCHENS >1 old friends at a potluck birth- Crescent City. The original shrub lay dinner last Sunday. The a f are still there and m any of tlv ! fair was in honor of Dad Wood- others growing here now are from REAL ESTATE BROKER w orth’s 78th birthday anniver this original s ta rt. (Phone 2801) Brookings, Oregon G ardner Bldg. sary; also honored Raymond SALES AND SERVICE The Roll Call Response brought Capp’s and Bob McKenzie’s b irth Phone 2661 Hotel Brookings days. This has grown to 'b e an annual affair. Sixteen guests sat down to enjoy the dinner. The Don DeHaven small boy NEW fell through the glass in a french door, cutting his abdomen. He HARBOR TRAILER COURT was rushed to the doctor fir stitches. L ater he was reported to be doing nicely. K atherine Dennis and Raymond ’ OUR DINING ROOM NOW OPEN EOR M orris of Sixes ww ere m arried Space for modern trailers by the M ethodist m inister ir. B reakfast ........... .................... from 6 :00 a.m. to 9 :00 a m T urn left 3/10 mile S. from Chetco Bridge Crest fin City S aturday. F ollow -[ ing the cerem ony cake and punch Lunch ........... week days 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. RUSSELL & WILLOUGHBY - HARBOR w ere served at El C apitan Motel Among those attending were a D inner ...................................... week days 5:00 p m. to 9:00 p m brother and sister of the groom, Sundays 12:00 noon to 9:00 pm . Carle Hale. Mr. Miller. C h a rlo Bullock and the bride’s lather. C. L. Dennis. Food at its best - - - The best for less Billv Lee S tigher returned to 1IU1UUI 1!».A :tl l.... . . , ,, , _ , San Diego with her husband H>' will be stationed on land for Uscii (slightly) 1951 SERVER GAS REFRIGERATOR. This awhile. Mrs Wise of Denm ark is keep is just like new). S' ing the M arsden baby while the 9 cubic feet ......... father. Bernell, is in the Gold Ixx)k Cases, W riting Desks, Corner Cabinets, Beach hospital. He was injured New 10 Cubic Foot SERVER GAS REFRIGERATOR. 10-yenr in a car accident S atu rd ay night K ite lie n ( abinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors, W in- guarantee. Was $419.95. when blinded by approaching ear lights. NOW dows( br,lines, ( upboaid Doors, Drawers. Floras Willow Club m et at th ” home of Ollie B ritton T hursday WEDGEWOOD COMBINATION GAS IE IT 'S M ADE OE \V O O D ~ afternoon. There w ere 11 mem- RANGE. Special p r ic e ........... bers, two visitors and two children Y O U / / . / ! / ; . / l()/i FOR I. E. FIFIELD! present. Mrs. Mason was hostess. I urn off Hwy 101 at Beach Road, b ellow the Signs! SEVERAL MODELS OE GAS RANGES The next m eeting will be with Priced from C arrie Pierce in April. W P. Laws of Coquille, who passed aw ay of a heart a tta ck Monday, will be rem em bered by II '<• Hare a Complete Lane of Gas Appliances old tim ers among whom he had many friends He and his wife PROPANE TANKS EOR SALE OR LEASE lived in Langlois many years ago and she taught in the Langlois TO R E N T BY HOUR OR BY D A Y schools. GAEL 2S01 FOR GAS DELIVERY Mr and Mrs Vernon Dunnigan drove to Pistol River last Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Fd L aw r ence and Mrs Charles Jezeries Phone ’ «5S9 or Write Box 417 of Seaside, who is also visiting at MATOT B U L B IN G the Law rence home BROOKINGS. ore . B R O O K IN G S . OREGON PHONE 2851 Alva H arry was a weekend guest at the Volck home 8 Brookings Harbor Pilot 1 ♦ Along Azalea Row LANGLOIS ! ----- * r 4-H News ♦ GIBBS Concrete Products C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S W. H. BRADY P L U M B IN G CHETCO IN N NOW OPEN S P E C IA L S !! JIM'S UNION CAEINET SHOP 2 9 9 .5 ^ 389.95 289.95 *99.50 Caterpillar No. 12 power road grader Caterpiller D-7 or D-8 PUTNAM LOGGING COMPANY CURRY COUNTY GAS COMPANY
