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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1953)
JO Y S’ GARDEN LOVELY O utstanding am ong the lovely coastal gardens are the tuberous begonia gardens of Mr. an d Mrs. A lbert Joy of H arbor. H ere under the g reat spruce trees are hun dreds of blooming bégonias in colorful a rra y — and on the trees are hanging baskets w ith tra il ing begonias. B ordering the g ar den is the deep blue of the lobelia form ing a picture which would be a credit to any floral of home and garden magazine. Incidental ly. Mr. Joy. who is an ardent gardener,» thinks th a t the kelp which he brings pp from the beach lo r his compost pile did a lot for the blooming begonias. bookings Harbor Pilot 9 Local Ladies Join National Sorority HVRSDAY. S E P T . 3. 1953 1 try Kenyon W ins M ary Kenyon w ho is a inem lter if Mrs. C harles S ta n h u rst’s ta s tie r Cooks" 4-H club won ist place at the C urry C ounty 'air w ith her vanila drop cookies. M ary has ju st com pleted th e '-H Cooking I project. H er blue ibbon from C u rry county en titles to erhibit cookies a t th e s ta te fair. FOR SALE Bring One Hundred Ten Bucks and take away one 15-foot Redwood Row Boat, an Evinrude Motor, Anchor and oars. Wes Smith, Harbor, Ore. MRS BEEM IN S.F. Mrs. Cliff Beem visited San Francisco, last week end. for a short stay. W hile there, she visit ed th e Mel V enter B reakfast gang, a radio program , and had a very enjoyable time. S ubscribe to H arb o r Pilot. the Brookings- NORINE HARVEY ACCREDITED TEACHER OF Piano - Voice Pipe Organ STUDIO BROOKINGS, ORE. WELL DRILLING FREE ESTIMATES D. A. KISH EASY STî BROOKINGS If nHHLaT tfinzi; r r m n i n riiiTn u n Beauty Salon P ictured above a rc th e new pledges to B eta Sigm a Phi and the m em bers who in itiated them , fro m left to right they are. Back Row : Mrs Bud W e,hern, Mrs. Ben Jew ell. Mis. Leland Lewis. Mrs. F red Flynn. Mrs. Jam es Anderson. Ja n et F oster. Mrs. ' ayne Bolvi. Mrs. H arvey F o ster; Second Row: Mrs Milton Clay, Mies G eraldine Beem. J u - e Dick on. Mrs M erle H anseam : F ro n t Row : M r . C het Thompson. Mrs lla r r y W ebb. Mrs. Ben H oltzen tort. Mrs Jam es Moe. Mrs. Robert V incent and Mrs. "toy Brown. P.O. Box 493 :: "TTg :. £ ~ liflll 1 NORMA'S , (P hoto by H arry W ebb) MYTHS TO SALEM Mr. and Mrs. Bob S m yth will visit Salem this coming weekend, seeing friends and relatives there. WILL BE CLOSED Sept. 5th to 12th _____________ „ Initiates Beta Sigma Phi McNABB ELECTRIC CO. WIRING — HEATING — ENGINEERING In a lovely candlelight cere mony W ednesday. A ugust 26. at Shop P hone 2283 Res P hone 2632 the hom e of Mrs. Bud W ethern 13 local youngzwom en w ere in iti ated into the in tern atio n al o rg an ization of B eta Sigm a Phi. T hrough th e efforts of Mrs. | C het Thompson, a m em ber from <n Aberdeen. W ashington chapter, the new B rookings-H arbor chap- te • B eta Iota, was formed. Coming from o th e r cities to as Come in and test drive the fabulous H ornet or sensational J e t sist Mrs. Thompson w ith the In i tiation w ere M is Ben H oltzen- dorf and Mrs. Milton Clay of C rescent City and Ju n e Dickson 601 H S tre e t Phone 7091 Crescent City, Cakif. of Tacom a. W ash. The new B eta Sigm a Ph pledges are Mrs. Jam es Anderson. Mrs. W ayne Bolvi, Miss G eral dine Beem. Mrs. Roy Brown. 53000201000002010101010102000048230002020002530200010100010110100906020200000253000453230101010248480101 Jan et F oster. Mrs. F red Flynn. Mrs M erle H anseam , Mrs. Ben ewell. Mrs. Leland Lewis. Mrs. Jam es Moe. Mrs. Rottert Vincent. Mrs. H arry Webb and Mrs. Bud W ethern. Aft r th e ir initiation the fol lowing officers w ere installed: Mrs. F red Flynn, president; Mrs ,iames Anderson, vice p resid e n t;, Jan et F o ster, recording secretary ; Mrs. W ayne Bolvi. corresponding se cretary ; Mr*. Ben •Jewell, tre a s PO RTLAND , Ore., Aug We’re glad you won a urer; Mrs. Bud W ethern. ex ten g,1 Among winner» named sion officer; Mrs. Leland Lew s. Laundromat, America’s in the W hite King Soap historian Mrs. H arvey F oster was content today wan Mm. M in stalled as the new group s Pattemon For. Box 1HS, Finest piece of Laundry sponsor adviser. Brooking» Equipment, and The group received a lovely r Mm. Fox will be a u a rd ed basket of chrysanthem um s from a nev Wrntinghovne fxiun- happy to service it th e A berdeen ch ap ter in honor of drom at wan her, which will 1 the form ing of the new chapter, i be nenneed by K err Hard you. Following the initiation refresh w ir e and E lectric. W rit- Come out for a Cup of Coffee—Sandwich or Soup. m ents w ere served by the host-« inghoufte dealer» »n Brook- , sses. Mrs W ethern and Mrs I *X’ Webb, w ith ' _ The next m eeting will be off r * h Wc DO sene Breakfast S eptem ber 15 at the borne o( ! HUDSON America's Safest Automobile BUNDY AUTO SERVICE AND SALES CONGRATULATIONS, MRS. FOX O'ttot/eran's Town House Mrs. Fox Winner Under New Managem ent We like PEOPLE Young and Old. Lunch and .» Dinners. t . . . . , t, Foster with Mrs <FY>Wi .* GeriMdwe Beam At co-ho»lessee OPEN WEEK DAYS 7 AM. TIL 9 P M a SUNDAYS 7 A M. TIL 12 AND 5 P M TIL 9 P M. OSTENBERG FLYS TO Karl Ostenberg flew Francisco Monday on h u s m e s s trip, returning S.F. to San a quick the fol- ÎÏXERY HOUSE NEEDS WESTINGHOUSE KERR HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC BROOKINGS