Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, June 21, 1956, Page 12, Image 12

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Thursday, June 21, 1956
Volume n — Number 17
The Pacific Northwest Arts the water», many of the boats CURRY COWS
and Crafts Association announ- towing water skiers, several of
The Winchuck Womens Club’ «-» the Tenth Annual Arts and whom were dunked.” In a way, WIN HONORS
FOUND Hand saw on Park held the first of the summer pic- £ r*f' 5 F“ 'r
At the National Jersey Meet­
* e
' the sports were more thrilling
View Drive, Identify and pay for niea at the Azalea State Park. Bellevue Square. July 27 28 and than conventional races. At ing, held at Springfield* Mo.,
this ad. Wilbur Stafford, IXxJge on June 17th.. as the Club hoi,Is ; 29. As usual, all work submittted least, there was a greater var­ where breeders from 35 states
Avenue.
18-l-p picnics during the summer in must be original and for sale iety, without waits. Although the and 3 foreign countries met to
sky was cloudless there was just compare notes on this breed of
stead of the regular meetings. Interested artists are invited to
I* OR SALK Kirby Vacuum, for j
last regular meeting was enter their works, oils, water- enough of a breeze on the water dairy cattle, OpaJ Crystal Lady,
$125.95; Bendix Dryer, $75 00; heJd May 31gt at the home of colors, prints or drawings—for to add to the thrills. And, there a 14-year old Jersey cow owned
New Singer Sewfng Machine. MfS Bu’e iap, Keiser, with the exhibition A qualified jury will are miles and miles of parking, by Ralph E. Cope, Jr., of Lang­
$175; Carrier 22-foot Freezer, pr(,sl(ienti Zella May, presiding. select 100 paintings to hang in with the lagoons on one side and lois, was named living lifetime
$225; Hoffman 2l-ineh TV, $150. Margaret Steinmetz won the a special “Juror’s Choice” sec­ the beaches on the other Lot.» producer of the Jersey breed.
Box 851 or see Night Sawyer at j hostess gift, and a social hour tion. Remaining paintings will and lots of little folks paddled in The special certificate awarded
South Coast.
18-tf-c with refreshments closed the be exhibited on easels under the the shallows, at the lagoon edges her owner credited her with a
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j afternoon. The next regular marquees in Bellevue Square. having the time of their lives lifetitne production of 181,022
meeting will be held at the home The jury made awards totaling and spfe ftom the worries of pounds of milk containing 9,714
pounds of fat, in 3,654 days. She
of Mrs. Anna Oldham on Sept- j $1500 for the 1955 Fair. Applic­ their elders.
ations for entry may he obtained
was the first cow of any breed
ember 27th.
by writing to the above address.
to produce over 1,000 pounds of
The members of the Club gave Visitors to the 3-day festival will
fat on twice-daily milking dur­
a surprise house warming for have opportunity to enjoy the STATE FLOWER
ing each of five successive lac­
Mrs. Elizabeth Wimberly at hen
paintings as well as an excellent
tations.
new home on Spruce Street in
SHOW
SLATED
crafts section, sculpture, North­
Brookings. An enjoyable time
west’s author’s bookstall anti
The Flower Show, at the state
was spent by the group, with a 1 nightly concerts of original mus­
tjaiir,
this year, will be non- WORLD LUMBER USERS —
gift for the new home beingj ic contemporary northwest com­
Canadians top the use, pei
comj>*Utiv?,
according to Mrs.
given Mrs. Wimberly.
•- -
posers.
capita,
of lumber. Each Canad­
i
Jack
Bartlett,
of
Brooks,
super­
Mr. and Mrs. J- C. Stevens
intendent. This non-competitive ian requiring 284 board feet;
returned to their home in Port- j
Reel Estate
feature is expected to make the with New Zealanders the next
land Sunday alter bringing Mrs. NEW MINING LAW
garden and flower exhibit ex- highest at 280. U. S. Citizens
Agency
Stevens’ mother Mrs. A. H. New- j
Copies of the new mining law j ceed all other showings in that average 246 hoard feet, per an ­
ton home from her months visit
enacted by Congress July 23, line. About 25 gardens will be in num and Norwegians, 212. Ital-
« Insurance
FOUR NEW FORDS . . . Geodge Dunning, center, owner of
with them. Mr. Newton, who had
1955, in simplified form, may he the show this year, representing ians use 25 and Venezuelans, the Dunning Motors, presents a set of keys to Bruce Chevere, of
also been to their home on a |
had from the Regional Forester, about $40,000 in value, it is said, lowestof the list, only 17 board Coos-Curry Co-op. Charlie Brooks, also of the Co-op watches.
visit, had returned a couple of J
♦ Notary
Box 4137, Portland 8, Oregon.
I feet a year.
In the lower photo the representatives of the Co-op line up with
weeks ago.
A large number of begonia
This law clarifies the rights
their new vehicles, which they picked up here last week. PILOT
Mrs.
Dee
Perez
suffered
a
very
Public
exhibitors
will
be
on
hand,
this
both above and below the sur-
PHOTO
severe fracture of the knee and j face of public lands administered >’,?ar and a greater number of
Field and garden pests that
BUS. PHONE M il
leg when she fell off the porch by the Department of Agricult- <'hrysan,heums and geraniums is Iced on plant roots are forcing ed guns to tractor-drawn ap­
A new OSC experiment station
- RES. YOONE 4712
of her home on Ocean View ure and Bureau of Land Man-
bulletin "Soil Fumigation Equip>-
scheduled.
rapid expansion underground pHcatprs.
Drive a week ago Tuesday. The
chemical warfare by growers of SoH fumigant» liquid chem- men, for Nematode Control” has
A VERY VERY FINE leg is now in a cast and Mrs. agement of the Department of
The popular Professional Ar­ high-cost ornamental and'other icals that turn to deadly gasses been prepared by Glen Page,
SMALL HOME WITH FOUR Perez will have to be very care-1 Interior bu, not in the National
Parks or National .Monuments, rangements and Composition 1 specialty crops, Oregon S t a t e uhen released beneath the sur- agricultural engineer, and Har­
B E A U T IFU L ACRES IF I
tul to keep * it from
shitting
un-
_
division will be repeated, this 1 college scientists repiort.
face
, ,
nor on Indian
Lands.
face- are piopular weapons used old Jensen, nematologist. In­
HARBOR AREA The best of der the cast, as the
bones w er i
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year. The flower arrangements Chemical control measures this against such piests as nematodes, cluded in the bulletin are con­
•water supply with pressure
broken in several pieces.
system, many many gorgeous
by some 18 professional florists1 summer
be largely on val- symphilids, and certain insects struction plans of an eypx'ri-
AQUATICS —
mental pwwer-drawn applicator
.
.
.
.
..
.
uable
lands
near
cities where that eat roots.
trees, flowers, extra large
Mrs. Sam Dotson, son Sammy,
are of the type usually seen ini
. ,
One of the big probdms, say developed by Page. Copies of ’ne
Sunday ,we witnessed thrilling
specialty growers are combating
garage and work shop. Every­ and her mother, Mi». Estelle
florist shop windows, according ,he de8tructive ,M,sts with soil the scientists, is equipment to bulletin may be obtained from
thing on cement foundation
Garrard, left Wednesday on a water spxmts in ,b? lagoons be­
Now I will give you a clue several weeks vacation trip tha, tween Orick and Trinidad. Hun­ to Mrs. Curtis Wright, superin- J fumigation chemicals and equip- assure evenly-spread dosage of county extension agents or the
OSC bulletin at Corvallis.
ment ranging from hand-op>erat- chemicals.
as to location. From this pro­ will take then over a large part dreds of pleasure craft skmmed tendent of the show.
perty you can see both Brook- of the United States. They plan - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e »
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jngs and ('rescent City. That
to camp out wherever it is
you so come in and take a possible to do so.
»pin. This is TOP QUALITY
Mrs. V. E. Anderson is spiend-
PROPERTY and priced right
is as far as am going to tell ing this week in D s Angeles
EVER SAW ANY IN THE visiting a, the home of her son. (
Victor Anderson Jr. She made
*t $12,500 00.
the trip) south las, Thursday i
| far as San Francisco with Junior
TOLD YOU soooooo
Hanscam and Don Clausen in
YES THOSE IN LAST their
plane, then continued on
WEEK DID SELL. AM AZ
south by the regular airliner.
JNG?? NO JUST PLAIN
GOOD DEADS
HERE FROM KANSAS
5 ACRES PLUS WITH 2
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton W. Lib­
H R HOUSE STARTED Now
by,
whose home is in Ness City,
BEING LIVED IN. This has
RED CROWN
GERBERS
•very fine spring water supply Kansas, are visiting their grand-1
PLAIN or IODIZED
with pressure system. This son’s family hen?, the Byron H.
Libhys. Bryon and wife brought
one priced at ONLY $6,950
With TERMS LOCATION?? the elders down wrom Florence
Well I’ll tell you that it is this pias, week end, w’here they
STRAINED . . . $1.00 per doz.
l-Pound 10-ounce Carton
close to the CALIFORNIA had been visiting.
STATE LINE.
C JUNIOR FOODS . . . 2 /2 3 «
DIKE $400.00 PER MONTH
FOREST SERVICE
INCOME? Then why no,
trade tha, home for a SIX
ROADS UNDERWAY
UNIT APARTMENT? A very
Tine deal for someone so drop
A great deal of Forest Service
an for full details tiwlay. Or access roads activity is reported
will sell reasonable.
in the South Fork of the Smith
River country. Work in progress
Many new ptenple coming n or to be undertaken includes
*o Its, your pa-op »erf y now.
development of some 45 to 50
With us, and w,« WILL GIVE
miles of roadway, leadin’’ *»
YOU THE VERY BEST OF
199, and other bridges across
SERVICE . . . WHETHI R Hurdy Gurdy Creek and further-
up. nearer Big Flat, crossing the
BUYING or SELLING
main South Fork.
The»«» roads are designed to
If you are looking
give access to 5 sustained yield
fo r PRICE. QUALITY and
fores, area where some 21 mill­
GOOD INSURANCE SER V ­
ion fee,, mostly fir, is slated for
ICE then its time you should
harvest, and to a huge block of
YELLOW
WHITE - DEVILS FOOD
SPICE
call us. For whatever your timber in wha, is known as th?
CARMEL
ORANGE
COLORED
or
WHITE
insurant**' problem is we can Jones Ridge country, eastward
of Pig Fla, wh
th ' fores,
come up with the RIGHT
.•■»I. r ”)dy ng a lar re hl< *•
ANSWER
* mber for s 'e '* s fall.
Too Late Classify
HARBOR NEWS
WEEKEND
I
S P E C IA L S
VIENNA SAUSAGE
BABY FOOD e
LESLIE SALT
6 fo r $ 1.00
Flavor Sweet MARGARINE
5 Pounds . . . . . . .
51 .0 0
Snow's CLAM CHOWDER
15-ounceTin . . . 4 lor s1 .0 0
Durkee's MAYONNAISE
Large Jar 39c
G IA N T TIDE 69c
Pillsbury CAKE MIXES
Pixie MARSHMALLOWS
10-tynce Package . . .
SOUTHERN
CURRY
REALTY
2 for 29c
Beautiful TWO BEDROOM HOME on C orner
I <>,, w ith Ocean View Range, C arpet. Drapxes and F ire­
place Se, included in price. Lawn and shrubs are in
ONLY $13,500.
CABBAGE
7c 1b Tomatoes
AVACADOES
1
n r.r r » - - '
GROUND BEEF
25c lb
. . . . . 22c each
TH REE BEDR(X)M HOME on paved street
ne r school and center of town Only $8500
$.3500
will handle.
Small alm ost new home on *•» Acre
price $4,250
$750 down
The Eu'!
If you have always w anted a home on the Ocean
Front, come in and get the p articu lars ahout one of the
niet , homes with the lies, possible v.ew Unique and is
really a bargain.
See
1 RMA D RICE, Broker
CHARLES GRAYSHF.L.
PHONE 2671 or 2312
STRAWBERRIES
TI™ s T.
your c h o ic e ................. 3 for 89<
2 X ME A T f
VEGETABLES
u
1O<
$ X 9 5 Flat
BEEF ROAST
BACON
SQUARES
25c lb
‘ ■
“
CHOICE
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d
35c lb
4
POTATO
SALAD
39« lb
HI-WAY MARKET
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