Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 01, 1956, Page 12, Image 12

APPEND ECTO M Y —
«Dick P vndt isn’t at home, as
"We go to prêts, from an append­
ecto m y he had Dr. Ronniger do
l o r him recently a t the Seaside
H ospital.
MKS. A C K L E Y 'S N O T E S —
SHRUB PLANTING
Mrs. O live Weise
GIVEN PREVIEW
Injured In Wreck P L A N T IN G SH R U B S
M RS W A L T E R H A L E HOM E
Mrs. W alter H ale got home
th is past week a fte r an extended
visit to Philadelphia. On her
w ay home she visited in K ansas
and Colorado H er daughter, re­
cently w'idowed ,and grandson,
Ronnie, retu rn ed w ith her. Mrs.
H ale w as m et a t P o rtlan d a i r
T he 60-voice A C appella Choir
port by her husband, and visited of Lewis and C lark College of
relatives in A storia before com ­ P o rtlan d , Oregon, will come to
ing down the coast.
Brookings on Sunday, M arch
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I 4th. The Choir will present a
ONLY A YEAR AGO R o tary ’s I concert a t th e Brookings Pres-
Golden A nniversary observed by | byterian c h u rc h in the V.F.W.
celebration a t the Cliffy House; H all a t the 11 a.m. W orship Ser-
Seven new infant citizens; The
vice. T his group has gained th e
House of Shoes moves; H edbergs rep u tatio n of being one of the
mill sold to Oregon Coast Ven­ ou tstan d in g choirs of the W e s\
eer; OES G rand M atron Weis-
he Choir is on its eighth annual
m ann visits; Gene Colgegrove to
overseas; and Chetco G rangers
visit Lake E arl Grange.
Now is th e tim e to get lined
out for ttye plan tin g of shrubs.
No m a tte r how sm all your place
O C E A N V IE W E L E C T IO N 8
is, how far it is removed from
In recent NLRB elections held
the travelling public, o r even
a t th e Ocean View sawm ill, at
how run down it may look, it is
G old Beach, 25 of th e em ployees
still in line to be helped by
a r e reported to have favored the
perm anent growing things. Even
IWA, an affiliate of the AFL-
though you have ju st a d riv e­
C IO , 17 voted non-union and
way into y o u r garage, beside the
th e re w ere 4 challenged ballots.
house, or a stre e t fro n tag e and
T h ese la ter, according to Wm.
w alk in, shrubs, wisely chosen,
H. B aker, .«nternational organ
will m ake you feel as if you had
iz er for the I.W .A , w ouldn’t
th at much m ore of a welcome
m a te ria lly effect the balloting of
home.
m a tte r which way they w ere
For thoce contem plating a
counted. B aker w orks out of the
¡p lan tin g alongside th e ir drive­
Coos Bay office.
way. this may consist of e ith e r
evergreens o r flow ering o r b er­
P L A N T IN G T IM E -
ried shrubs, or a com bination and of th eir own, but as fa r as dogs
F a c t is its tim e to plant peas,
they may be set o ut as indiv­ a re concerrved, th a t is q u ite a
b oth sw eet and eating. Give ’em
iduals or a long bed m ade for different problem and hinges on
p le n ty of nitrogen and m aybe W H IR R Y 8 A R K B A C K —
th eir com fort. The sam e goes the old saying, “Everyone else’s
som e super-phosphate and lime,
Mr. and Mrs. P au l W hirry ,for border plantings, although, if dog is a son of a . . . . but mine.'*
if you have it handy. S c a tte r have retu rn ed to Brookings from between you and your neighbor,
It w ill tak e but a little tim e -
som e onion seed rig h t on top of most of the w in ter spent in cen­ on town lots, low upright p lan ts perhaps a Sunday afternoon
a soft bed don’t bury them, and tra l California.
are, of course, the m ore desire- i to jog out to the back country
do the sam e for radishes.
able. And tall trees should be or to visit the local nursery and
avoided unless they a re w here a t least m ake a s ta rt tow-ard
they will not Interfere w ith any planting things about your home.
LEAV ES OREGONIAN
A S alu ,p lb ,ad - Hei1^
Don Bingman, two years as •
H ealth those are he words electric o r phone w ires and Possibly you will devote a bit
w’here there is little d an g er of of study to the project, before-
O regonian dealer In the Brook-1 l* hind ,hp H ,s ° f
I hand, eith er asking someone
th
eir topping.
ings are«, has announced he is
( • J ' ■ ount.v .x
¡who knows landscaping or ju st
One
can,
of
course,
bring
in
leaving the firm. Clyde M cIntosh tension A ,, t”
going ahead on your own, b ut if
some
of
our
native
shrubs
and
of Sandy, Oregon, will assum e
3KJ cll> ‘ h >‘‘ “ ” an' 1 ^ Un,ry
th e sta rt is once made, even ju st
trees,
but
regardless
of
all
else,
th e dealership here. M cIntosh bo>? anH
thp
in ord er for them to survive lone s ta rt in one block, the idea
of
10
and
19
in
C
urry
County
w ill arriv e here T hursday night.
4-H Clubs and th e ir 40 leaders they should have all the roots is su re to spread, and alm ost
are joining this weeks obser­ th a t can lx* brought in. Even the before you realize it, Bnxikinbs
vance of N ational 4’H Club lowly huckleberry brush o r the and H arb o r will be fu rth erin g
quite common ‘‘wild lilac" and its reputation for being one of
Week, M arch 3-11.
azaleas
are much b etter than a the neatest, m ost a ttra c tiv e
T h eir goal “Im proving F a m ­
ily and C om m unity Living” w ith bare spot. O ur coastal pines are are as on the coast.
such projects as health, cam p beautiful anti easily moved and
there are the cedars, the red­
Manual and'Automatic hies, photography, and crafts, woods, anti fir close a t hand, all
Fire Extinguishers
livestock. electricity,
tracto r, of which can be tran sp lan ted
W rite To
flower culture, gardening, and anti m ade use of. T here is a
Box .34
H arbor, Oregon ' h o rticu ltu re crops train them - q uirk in the handling of several
of the conifers, however, and
selves to he b e tte r citizens.
F or over 50 years 4-H clubs especially the pines and th e fir:
f have been the largest volunteer when the, tip bud clu sters g et fat
¡youth organization in the world. in the spring, nip out the ce n te r
I Over 40 countries have a sim ilar bud This will allow the nest to
program which the In tern atio n al m a tu re and, as the process is
F arm Youth Exchange (IFY E) rep eated over the years a shaped
program co n tacts yearly when 4 plant, not a spindling, will de­
Oregon Youth have the privilege velop.
Your dealer can best advise
of going to the Euro[>ean or
southern hem isphere countries to on the m ore cu ltiv ated varieties
live for 3 m onths and th eir youth of plants and th eir range is leg­
ion, from th e ground hugging
come to the United S tates.
creeping spruces and h eath ers to
Last week the Upper Chetco
the m onum ental u p - r ig h ts - th e
com m unity organized a com m un­
flowering, berried evergreens, o r
ity 4-H (Tub including clothing,
naked to the w in ter storm s.
foods, livestock and woodwork
When considering base p la n t­
V HAL P R U IT T
projects w’ith Don Payne and
ing about th? home, don’t forget
Phone 2341 o r 3762
Harold S p ark s guiding the com ­
the otherw ise iow 'v sword fern.
L.
m unity club of 20 boyi and girls
Phis plant, which does very w-ell
W H ILE LEONARDS
in th eir recreation anti com m un­
in its wild sta te , is ju st the
Tfce bus/ness-Zik« building
ARE AWAY . . .
ity projects. Ed , T hornton and
thing to move in to a com par.
WHY
PAY R E N T $500 down
for business-like farmers
I e n Poole will lead the livestock
and $50 i>er m onth will put
Low co»i, permanent construction; project which includes beef and atively dam p and shady place.
A nother native th a t does well
« • iv . fait erection; unoburm ted floor
you in this small home in nice
saddle horses. Mrs. E leanor
and Mo rage space— these are some oi
and is sp ectacu lar is the native
district and also has a big lot.
th e reaionc why the arch top rim h erih Bailey and Mrs. N era Ix’eds are squaw or liear grass, but don’t
T otal price $4250.
buildings are wen co often on Amer
leading the rew ing projects: Mrs. look for if to grow very fast, at
at a'» finevt farm».
Neva T hornton and Mrs. W ilda first, and it should be in a m ore
The Tim herih ii a one-piece curved
CLOSE IN, IN FACT R IT E
rafter that extend« to ntinuoudy from Poole will teach the cooking pro­ epoaed place than the ferns.
IN TOW N, newly decorated
tect and Tony I/'e d s the wood­
floor to ridge. It it formed of kiln dried
A fter they have t>een set out
2-bedroom home, a concrete
lum ber "w elded” together w ith perma- w orking projects.
and well started , they should
nent w aterproof glue». Rafter« are
foundation, fenced yard, is
not be neglected. They will re­
Fre-««rt, need oe further cutting, fittin g
vacant and ready to move in­
A R T IS T S HOLD M E E T IN G
spond to any kind of tre a tm e n t
flim afer one rtrenget than eid -
to, am ready for an offer on
Last F riday evening the e m ­ ju st as o th er growing things.
fram ing.
both a down paym ent and the
Qwtehly erected with -«gular fa rm help.
bryo a rtis ts met at the Pilot I ven the orch ard ist, the grow ­
total price . . . but you know
A v a ila b le M etaadera width» tre ir 34 office as it w asn’t found
er of b erries and fruit and nuts,
you can m ake a good deal.
te CO fe et, length» a» decked.
able w here they w ere scheduled carefully husbands his plants,
C H E E R FU L L IT T L E HOME
If you are contemplating a ioaliog barn, to meet in the hack, dow nstairs, for to him they are an income,
w ithin w alking d istance of
m ilk in g parlor, implement »bed, gran
ary or u tility building, ask ««• for com­ of the Manley Building. Bud which sam e they are to a town
shopping, rich garden spot,
plete inform ation on T im h erih b u ild ­ P isarek reports th a t th ere w ere and all th e residents thereof.
lots of flowers, no steps to
ing«. N o obligation, of n w r v
eight attending, despite the mis­
T here is more than ju st the ¡ clim b $6750 w ith $750 down
erable w eath r, and two w anted sm ug delight of having som e- I
w ith balance like rent.
to b» counted in although they thing growing about your home.
could net come. T he evening It enhances its value, and in con-
VIEW O F OCEAN, 4 m aster
was spent w ith Bud discussing seqtience, the whole neighbor­
and 1 full bedroom, fireplace,
desfgn. T h ere will lx» another hood far m ore than the expend­
large garden spot, fairly new,
class, in the Manley Building, itu re of tim e and possibly, the
$6850 on easy term s.
♦ his Friday and succeeding F ri­ funds to bring it about. A house
P.O . BOX i2?5
ON NORTH BANK ROAD. 1
day evenings and all interested setting in w ell-cared for grounds
bedroom down, full floored
p arties are welcome to atten d
has far g re a te r value both for
PHONE 4141
a ttic and windows in, garage,
resale or rental that a hare
BROOKINGS, ORE.
tool shed, 3 level acres, only
stru c tu re out in a large hare
$6850
o neasy term s.
' and when a whole group of
houses a re so ornam ented, t | ,
$650 CASH puts you in a sec­
increase in value goes up tr e ­ ond band business w ith in­
mendously.
ventory and a lease on the
n so m any places we see
building w-ith an ap artm en t.
w here s uneone has tried to im-
Wife can m ake gtxxl money
'I
* th 'ii- homesite, only to
and be at home.
•avc t no led by children or
■ way to tak e care of
’•
L»r as the children are
’»»corned m ay be to assign
’hem a f"ee or shrub or ga rden
Mrs. Olive W eise is reported to
have been painfully injured in an
au to accident, rencently, and
is a p atient at the E u rek a Gen­
era l H ospital. According to re ­
ports, Mrs. Weise w as retu rn in g
from San Francisco, w here she
had atten d ed th e fu n eral of an
au n t, when a car cam e out from
a side road and stru ck th a t in
which M rs. Weise was riding.
H er injuries are said to consist
of a broken arm , very serious
eye injuries, and general bruises
and abrasions.
Mrs. Ross Salvage and Mrs.
C harles W ersch recently visited
Mrs. Weise a t th e hospital and
suggested th a t cards from Olives
local friends would cheer her up,
addressed to h er a t the hospital.
College Choir
A t Presbyterian
Church Sunday
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Notary
Public
Coast. Timberib
Structures
WE WERE
H A PPI
OVER THE FINE RECEPTION YO'J
GAVE TO OUR NEW STORE . . .
Thanks to Everyone Who Helped
M ake Our Grand Opening Such
A Big Success.
Gordon and Ann Olsen
WARDS
GAS and A W IA N fF r ^ ITrn
Jfe/zefof
INSURE
PAIN
( • • • P A IN S •< H C A O A C H C
N C U ttA L -
G IA N C U A IT IS w ith S T A N B A C K T A B -
L I T » «r K O W O C R S
S T A N B A C K .1
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STAN-
BACH «omb.n«« ««v«r«l « « (. ta lly >r«««n
M<A r«l.«»«r» ,n«o on« «««, to « *» • do««
. Th« added «eoct.vono«« of th««e
N U L T I P l C « n » - » d . « n t * bring« «••««.. mor«
«omgldtd r«l *f. «««.ng gnaig*g and «•<*•>•«
wtugllg b«<«mgang>ng go.n . . .
Te«« STA N B A C K
Agd.n«« Any
P re p g ra tig n
V d d ’ve l v « r
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AND YOU CAN
REBUILD
1 THE EVENT OF
FIRE
f \ l . P R l'IT T
Phone .’.H l o r 3762
The directo r of the Choir is
Mr. L. S tan le y G larum , m em ber
of th e m usic facu lty of Lewis,
and C lark College, whose com p­
ositions are played and sung in
m any churches of th e U nited
S tates. One of his com positions r e lie v e s c o n s tip a tio n
titled "Sing P ra ises” w as used by Helps sweeten sour stomach too.
iMJtiw Stomach Swsetsntr Works OwrBlfht!
the S alt Lake T abernacle Choir
No harsh griping Made from' Pure
on its recent to u r of Europe. v e g e ta b le h e rb s . T h o r o u g h ly b u t
gently uncorks clogged intestines.
The program will consist of Brings comforting relief
“ ornlng.
life looks sunny again. Get
num bers by Bach, V ittoria, Will- Then
B lack-D raught today.
an B rahm s and chum ann.
• /» Powder or
now In new. eam -to -i«*« Tablftt. toot
The appearance of the Choir g p a * a e g a f« e * V S P M When constipetlon
»ours children s dl-
a t t h e P resb y terian Church i e S o i ^ t d disposition set
Byrup of B I ac X -
prom ises to be one of the unus- Orausbt- T h a j love th i* hooef -sweet liquid I
POLL THE PLUG
ON STOMACH UPSET
OPEN 8:ooA.M. TO 9:30 P.M
6 Blocks North
Jity Center
•
IUST ARRIVED
ONE TRUCK and TRAILER LOAD OF
WASHINGTON APPLES
WINESAP and DELICIOUS
35 to 4 0 POUNDS PER BOX
'" "" 'i' clol"in*
Reel Estate
Agency
* Insurance
ual musical events of the year.
to u r of th e cities of Oregon, All w ho are interested in “Music
W ashington. Idaho and Calif- in the Finest C horal T radition ’
ornia.
are invited to attend.
HI-WAY MARKET
4-H WEEK
FOR FIRE
EXTINGUISHERS
Thursday, March I, 1956
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
PA G E TW ELVE
$ 3.25 per box
Yellow
6
ONIONS
pounds 2 9 <
Broccoli
RADISHES and bunch
GREEN ONIONS St
25C
BUNCH
WESSON OIL
Quart . . . 5 9 <
California Chunk
TUNA . . 4 f o r s l
CIRCLE K BRAND
Each
Vienna Sausage
Pitted Medium Ripe
OLIVES
No. 1 tin - 3 lor
S9<
10c
Pixie, w hite or covered
MARSHMALLOWS
10 oz. b a g -2 for 2 9 l t
IX L w ith beans
A ll Brands
CHILI
4 0 oz. Can . . 4 9 <
TOMATO SAUCE
Ludens
Chocolate Coated
Cherries
59<
L’r ’Kgr-
3
lor
as«
McCormick
6 4 count
TEA BAGS
59<
MUNCYS M K T
CHOICE
SIRLOIN STEAH
CHOICE GRADE —
RIF STEAK
Pound
Ì9t
Pound
75E
OREGON CHIEF
Pound
PICNICS
391
Pound
FRYERS
59e