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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1955)
x. .«x Page Thursday, September 15, 1955 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON 6 1 ALL FLOWER SHOW DATE SET FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd Azalea G arden Club will present if 1955 F all Flow er S h o w , ‘ ' mn T reasu res”, Friday, Sep- f mb r 23rd in the G range H all in f . Doors will open a t 1:00 ; I th e Show will continue on th ro u g h th e evening. The Tea •n according to Mrs. Roy ci, C hairm an, will be open - ;ve delicious hom e-m ade pies ' th e exhibiting hours. ' int i < ting anrl education- r : ¡'lavs have been plannrxl for e nt. PJudging th e exhibits ' Mrs H a iry S m ith of Cave a tin i, Oregon. A S w eepstake p 'lze of : <• dollars in cash will be aw arded th e w inner of the g re a te st n um ber of Blue Ribbons in th e H o rtic u ltu ra l Classes. The A rtistic A rrangem ent classes will not be aw arded ribbons but will be scored according to points as follow s: 25*% Color C om bination 10% R elation to C ontainer 25% P roportion and Ban a no? 20% D istinction and O riginality 10% S u ita b ility of Com bination of M aterials 10% Condition 100% T his system should give everyone an o p p o rtu n ity to u n d erstand and b a rn how a rra n g e m e n ts a r e judged w ithout placing too m uch em phasis on com petition. In keeping w ith the them e of th»e show will be the “T re a a u r? C hest” grab bag offering beautiful and out-o f-th e-o rd in ary g ifts and hand m ad e a rticles for sale, at a real b a rg a in !!! E veryone is cordially invited to a tte n d As th e purpose of the show is to m ake additional funds available for the L ibrary l a n d scaping P roject, a l a r i / ’ a ' ance is hoped for. Anyone w ishing to e n te r exhibits who has not n - ceived a schedule are asked to call Mrs. D ale C hapm an. Show C hairm an, phone 2030. No ad mission will be charged to the hall. SHOW RULES 1. E n tries are open to all in te re ste d in grow ing flowers, shrubs, vegetabl* s and fru its, and using them to th e best ad v an tag e in th e home. 2. All e n trie s will lx* reg istered from 8:00 a m . till 11:00 a m . Friday, S e p te m b e r 23 ’ Specim ens exhibited in Section I and Section II, m ust be grow n by exhibitor. 1 Flow ers and foliage used in a rra n g e m e n t clasacs need not be grow n by exhibitor. >. S w eepstakes prizes will be aw arded to the w inner of the g re a te st nu m b er of Blue Ribbons in tl«? H o rtic u ltu re clasacs. t>. E xhibits m ay be rem oved a fte r 10.00 p m . F riday, or betw een 9 0 0 and 11:00 .1 in S atu rd ay , S ep tem b er 24. SECTION II — FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 25 Lily, 1 stalk any variety 26. M arigold. 3 stem s large, 3 stem s F rench 27. N a stu rtiu m s, 3 stem s single or 1 2’8. P elargonium s. 3 st ms one color, 5 stem s of asso rted J 9 P etu n ias, 3 stem s single o r double 20. Roses H ybrid Tea, single o r double, a sso rted 3 stem s 31. Roses, F lo rib u n d a, 1 stem , Baby Rose, 1 stem , C lim bing 1 stem , H y brid T ea 1 stem , Specie (O ld -F ash ioned) 1 stem 32.S alvia (sage) 1 stem 33. Scabiosa, 3 stem s 34. Stocks, 1 color 3. a sso rte d 5 95. S w eat I’ ?as, 1 color 3, assorted 4 36. Sw eet W illiam s, 1 stem one color, 3 stem s of a sso rted 37. T rito m a, one color 3, m ixed 5 38 Pansies, one color 3, m ixed 5 2>9. Violas, 3 stem s one color, m ixed 5 <10. W all flow t , 3 stem s 41 P o tte d P la n ts 42 O th ers not listed double Mis. Jack C • > lit was Lfii* lic m O akridge last w eek to a tte n d a littl“ business and to visit old friends Minnie brought g re e t- ings to all from Jack, and says he is m uch im p ro v ’d in health. T hey both hope to com e back here la te r S-A-V-E VEGETABLES a tray, basket or platter of 6 kind grown by exhibitor. FRUITS "Treasures from the Orchard”, a selection of fruits or berries on a tray, • grown by exhibitor. SECTION III — ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS Class 1. “V acation M em ories"—an a rra n g e m en t to sugg est m ountains, farm or seashore. e t C lass 2. “A utum n T ones” a bountiful arran g em en t in fall colors fe a tu rin g tio\ and or vegetables and fru its. , Class 3. "H olidays A head”—an a rra n g e m en t for H allow een, T hanksgiving, C n n s - m as, or N ew Year. , . , (Um. . Class 4. "A Pitcher of Posies”—a pouring container of any size, to be ie from all sides. Class 5. ‘‘C o n tain er T re a su re s”— an arran g em en t in y our fav o rite con tain C lass 6. "J u st for F u n ”—driftw ood, p lanter, dried a rra n g e m en t, po d pressed flow ers, etc (N on-C om petitive) SECTION IV — JUNIOR CLASSES Class 1 Age 5 and 6. C om bination of flow ers w ith a toy. «nm ethine Class 2. Age 7 and 8. C om bination of som ething from th e beach w ith som e g from th e field or garden. ' . t m lor« in Class 4. Ages 11 and 12. F lo w ers pouring from a cream p itch er, brigh p o ttery and d elicate colors in glass Class 5. Special Section for all ages. (A dvance en try ) C harles W ersch bad an old tim e friend, Jarnos S te w a rt, of V ancouver. B. C., visit at th e ir hom e over the w eekend. __________ for sorne salm on fishing: ------------ M r. and M rs SAVE 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9. 10. 31. SAVE S-A-V-E SAVE NG MOTORS 12. D ahlias, F orm al D ecorative, one color 8” or over, 3, Mixed 5 13. Dahlias, Inform al D ecorative, 4” to 8" one color 3, mixed 5 14 Dahlias# Inform al D»>corati\e, 8” and over, one color 3, m ixed 5 15. D ahlias, M iniature, o n e color 3. mixed 5 16 D a h lia s , |>om|x>m, one c o lo r 3 mixed 5 17. D ahlias, Sem i-C actus, one color 3. mixed 5 18. Dahlias, Single, one color 3, m ix ’d 5 19. Fuchsia, single, one branch to 16” double one branch up to IS” 20 Fuchsia (tra ilin g , single one branch up to 16”, double one branch up to n m h ah lv visit T Mrs. Bass' son in M rs. E m il i Moore pnnpssee. m is. l iiu mum,- is visiting in P ^ b a b b T ennessee C leveland, Ohio. She flew th ere Johnson t i > to visit w ith h e r sister, Mrs. J. H. j^ rs S am u els at- 3 ass w ho is well know n in th is ' 30 tended a convention of p raction- area. Mrs. B ass has been ill, but is a | Coquille, th is past week, m uch b e tte r now. 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