Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, March 25, 1954, Image 11

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    Alona w Azalea Row
m ittee.
C lass 12. (A dvance E n try .)
S tudy in com bining a p ain tin g
and one or tw o flow er a rra n g e ­
m ents S tag ed on book-shelf 60”
long, 10” deep and 64” from floor.
This class is lim ited to 12 exhibits
—Those w ishing to e n te r m ust
re g ister a t least one m onth p rio r
to the show.
Class 13. (A dvance E n try ). A r­
rangem ent of spring bloom s in
any container, placed on sm all
console table. A ccessories p e rm it­
ted. T able to be provided by e x ­
hibitor. This class is lim ited to six
en trie s and those w ishing to e n te r
m ust re g iste r one m onth p rio r to
d ate of show.
By R u th B. S m ith
At th e M arch m eeting of the
G arden Club, th e follow ing te n ta ­
tive schedule w as presented by
th e F low er Show C hairm an, Mrs.
Roy W eidem an and her C om m it­
tee, consisting of Mrs. R ay G uer-
retaz, Mrs. Guy Rice and Mrs.
W a lte r W ollam . T he com m ittee is
seeking fu rth e r suggestions from
all flow er gro w ers and flow er
lovers, for they know th a t you
as well as th ey w an t th e 1954
F lo w er Show and th e A zalea
F estiv al to be th e best ever. If
you have w orked on a F low er
Show C om m ittee, you a re aw are
Section " J ” JUNIOR
how m uch advance p lan n in g as
C lass 1. C lassroom E xhibit.
w ell as how m uch effo rt goes into
th e final p re sen tatio n and how
m uch ap p reciated are th e sugges­
tions and th e help offered from
one and all, even if every idea
cannot lx? in corporated. H ere's
th e chance to show your coopera­
tion!
FLO W ER SHOW S C H E D U L E
Section "A ” A R R A N G EM EN TS
To be staged 40” from floor u n ­
Bert Perks stars In "Break
less o therw ise specified.
the Bank” — one ot the greet
TV shows brought to you
Class 1. (a) A rran g em en t fe a ­
by your Dodge dealer.
tu rin g color. One color m ust p re ­
dom inate. To m easu re not m ore
th an 30” in height o r w idth.
<b> Sam e as above w ith acces­
sories.
Class 2. (a) A rran g em e n ts s u it­
able for coffee tab le ; to be staged
18” from floor.
(b) Sam e as above w ith ac­
cessories.
C lass 3. (a ) A rrangem ent for
dining room tab le; Not over IS”
high.
(b) Sam e as above w ith acces­
sories.
C lass • 4. (a) A rran g em en t lor
b u ffet; To be viewed from one
side only.
(b) Sam e as above w ith acces­
sories.
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C lass 5. “C o n g ra tu la tio n s.” B ed­
side tab le a rra n g e m e n t for new
m other. May have accessories.
Class 6. “T all and H andsom e.”
A rran g em en t in pillow vase or
u rn etc.
C lass 7. “T w osom e.” Tw in or
com panion vases not necessarily
identical.
C lass 8. A rran g em en t fe a tu rin g
C lub F low er (A zalea.)
(a) Those who have won rib ­
bons in any show.
(b) Those who have n ev e r won
a ribbon o r ex h ib ited before.
Class 9. “As You Like I t.” N am e
y o u r own and m ak e it.
(a) Men only.
(b ) Ladies who have won ribbon
in any show.
(c) Ladies who have never won
a ribbon o r never t xhibited before.
Class 10. "P acific C o n tain ers.”
A rran g em en ts in driftw ood con­
tain er. (L in ers p erm itted .)
(a) O ver 18” in height or w idth.
FARM YARD S C E N E - Open to
C lass 5. A quarium s.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25. 1954
« rad es 1. 2. and 3. (20”x36” ) a n i­
(a) C hildren in g rad es 1, 2,
m als m ade from fru it o r vege­ and 3.
C lass 6. Dish G ard en s—Open
tables. P rize aw arded to th e room
(b) C hildren in grad es 4, 5 and to ch ild ren in 7th and 8 th grades.
having th e m ost a r tis tic and 6.
clever scene.
C lass 2. Individuals O pen to / ----
children in 1, 2 and 3 grad es or
younger children.
A rrangem ent in bright colored
container.
Class 3. A flow er arran g e m e n t
in shell, driftw ood o r hom em ade
I he Dance advertised by the Sevenettes is in
container.
Open to children in grad es 4,
no way connected with the Fashion Show.
5 and 6.
C lass 4. T errariu m s.
(a) C hildren in g ra d es 1, 2 and
3 o r younger.
SATELLITE CLUB—O.E.S.
(b) C hildren in grades 4, 5 and
6.
N O T IC E
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2 Weeks Away
with Double Pay !
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PLUS ...A ll
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A)
PLUS... 2 weeks’ use of an elegant
(b> 8 ” to 18” in h e ig h t o r w id th .
(c) U nder 8 ” in height or w idth.
(d) W all plaques.
C lass 11. Sm all a rra n g e m e n ts
not over 6” high, (including con­
ta in e r.) S ta g ed in niche 5” wide,
8” high and 3 l a ” deep w ith
curved, light g reen background
N ches provided by stag in g corn-
Ju st a few days left,
folks’ Just a few days
to eatch yourself the
m ost fabulous, the most exciting ¡».«ad prize
vacation th a t ever came dc.vn the pike.
Every day, every single day, Dodge is giv­
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SMORGASBORD
No R eserv atio n s N ecessary
SATURDAY 5 to 9
SUNDAY 12 TO 9
new
DODGE
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Get yourself down to your Dodge dealer’s
right away for that "Vacation Preview Drive.”
You may win a perfect vacation in the per­
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There’s a separate contest each day, and
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Only A Few Days L e ft! Enter Now At Your Dodge Dealer's I
4 Miles this side of Crescent City
P H O N E C C. 4541
"fun money” (In addition to expenses and “ double pay")
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Dodge Deeler TV-Redio Entertainment Bert Perks in ‘ Break the Be: *,
S H A P 'S
Magic Kitchen
_________________Hiway 101
A d C -IV • Denny thomes in "Make Room fo r Daddy/ ABC-TV . New Roy Rogers Radio Show. NBC.
C. "ED" DEMPSEY
Box 396
Brookings, Ore