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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1946)
Home of the s-Harbor Pilot Croft Lily One, Number T w elve I of the World BROOKINGS CURRY COUNTY. OREGON I ■ • Lily Capital J 2 j LRSDAY> MAY 23, 1946 estival W .ll Be Colorful Pageant' ne e Shrader Will nges ign As Azalea PS tival Queen s _____ Commencement Message Brought By I)r. Stevenson ?ourt Will Reign At Festival Day 1 Functions, S a u t r d a y - Jk', maxing a spirited contest, l officially ended last Tues- L June 'Shrader has been voted of the Azalea Festival, l June is the d au g hter of Mr. ¡Mrs. Guy Shrader of Harbor, queen's maid-of-honor will | Carol Lee Crockett who r e second highest num ber of in the contest. In J u n e ’s if 4’ QUEEN JU N E I Stó&ÀJ * M Dloxldt ess. Two 1 H'U- V '*<> '««* leected to reign r »• Àttfea Festival of Miss Carol Lee *iet, maid-of-honor, m ay *cn on p^ge six). VE be, besides her maid- , . Princi‘sses: L arrie u rn? rJune . Hassett, Ire n e ^ n n ? u H iate ,Park* Brookings. Oregon, Scene of First Azalea Festival Answered^Area AZALEA ^ 'V A L SCHEDULE /wswerea ny Area brookings , O regon Response to the appeal for Eugenia Moore. B etti rooms over the Festival week-end' « E î m T Burre11’ S a h a r a which in the Pilot last 10:30 He,en P« * ~ week, appeared has been gratifying, but gratifying, but 'or the Quern and h er from all indications, there still will be m any visitors who will T "J" <'rX be Neil k I ïnnXss£ ' ' V Neb T not have a place to stay. There still is tim e today and ’ Eh; RIJ, r i , include tom orrow to place listings of any 2:00 ' FoitZ. Bill F*n R° b vacant accommodations at the t Jiminv Roh? and Pilot office. Each resident of the G • z ì a !>;, S Rokblnson and Jim - R rookings-IIarbor area who has . .00 ’ he»M SP'eC,ed as or will have a bed to spare, is and hpr urged to m ake it available to 11:30 bi Kay Bre<*«. some F estival visitor. “ Guthrie, Joyce W hile it is impossible to esti- 11 be the Queen*«*’ rnate the num ber who will attend crown-1 the Azalea Festival, it is antici- ^tiv’aJ corona tin« pated th a t there will be one of niJ ^art at in qn ccrc' thc larg est crowds in the history a State parL- a ' m *j°f the comm unity. Saturday, May 25,1916 ^ Oregc r a m fn rn n n iin n nf A„o|nn I? x- i rx v oi onation oi Azalea Festival Queen, 'e C1 ed . ’ near t h e --------------------------- . - for-' Siren Will Sound Here Que'en^ æCn and p r° ' Daily At 12 Noon torn fhp Aza,ca Effective, Saturday, May 25, the fire siren will be blown ,Ver fhan< her court every day a t noon. A switch 5ie, w the "wild hog" to siren has been installed in the telephone office. This , ? ueen and is in addition to the switch ' Uer show at i t opening, on the pole w hera the siren > and in thhG H a rb o r, is mounted. th<? Aza! hC v Vening F o r inform ation to those 3lea festiv a l who are not acquainted with the location of the alarm , it is on the pole a t the right-hand corner of the C entral build ing, and the switch is five F « - ' r rrh «• 19« . feet from the ground.. h ^ - c i a " fir' T publæa- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gustafson and H erbert Payne drove to Ophir per_ X N a t i o n '<^ ? f S' H a r* S ^ a iu ro a y and ana attended < tu rd Pomona .7’ ^ ‘Ursdav -,fills Was G ranSe m eeting »s« eleventh - aftc moon, rn° ° n’ i „ -------------------------------------- •süed. h issue H. J. Cross suffered a painful 1 « tk first STeP in recog. hot lime, used while plastering, A” vr>aper. splashed into this right eye. F - queeÎ 1On Cerp' , 2**N«r ER "You have to keep fit. to master the a rt of living." the seniors of Brookings High School were told at their commencement exercises Tuesday evening by Dr. Steven son. president of Southern O re gon College of Education. An overflow crowd of well-wish ers, triends and parents attended w hat was acclaimed to be one of tho most impressive commence m ent exercises ever held in this area. The gym nasium stage w as beautiful, decorated with calla lilies, azaleas, with a back drop of lupine, and wild lilacs. Dr. Stevenson, in addressing the graduates, sa.d that young people leaving high schools today, face a world vastly different from what previous g raduates met. He stated that with the advance m ents in scientific and m echani cal knowledge, the students of today, when they m ake th eir way into the outside world, will find m ore leisure time. Your actions, during your lei sure time, is a b e tte r criterion of w hat you are than anything else you can do," he said. In elabor atin g on this jMiint, Dr. S t e v e n son urged that hobbies be devel oped and pursued as a diversion. In this way, one becomes more cnt» -r t aining and interesting to his friends, and develops a satis faction in the m astery of an uree to do. b T h e processional, " P r i e s t ’ s Marcfi by Mendelssohn," w a s played by Mrs. H orner, as the g raduates entered the gym. Rev C. E. Dunham, of the Com m unity Baptist church, gave invocation, and I* Benediction. C arroll iivuicuon. t.n rro li Reek- presentation of her court, Azalea State I ark, near upper “overlook.” n° l,n Hog” barbecue, in picnic area. p. m.—Azalea Garden Club Flower Show, at Harbor Grange Hall. ~ • p. in. n o Azalea Festival Dance, Harbor Granire man gav.e the salutatory __ address. li V T llm n T — A _ 1 l ’. l i e e n Ì M A /fn/N n« Eugenia Moore, m em ber « of the hall. Music by Larry’s Azaleans. graduating class, received acclaim p: m.—Supper, served by Grange Home Eco from i he audience for her vocal nomics Committtee. solo, "I love Life," and "The Big a i t ì Brookings Graduates Largest Eighth Grade Class In Curry County, Friday 'WU- Class of Eight Seniors (iiven Diplomas At impressive Ceremony Brown Bear." Carol Lee C rockett delivered the valedictory address im m ediately preceding Dr. S tev enson’s address. Presentation of diplom as was made by H erbert Payne, ch air man of tl e school board, a fte r the class had been presented by Mr. H om er. Following benediction a reception was given the g raduates by relaitves and friends. The graduating class asked th at thanks and appreciation be ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. E. R Moore and Mr. and Mrs. C. Lind- skoug for th eir help in decorating the gym for the occasion. Promotional exercises for mem-1 Johnson, Gilman Duffy, Mildred bers of the eighth grade were Crawford. L ynette Raymond, Lila held last Friday afternoon a t the H assett, Jim m ie C a rte r and M ar high school gym. The room was g aret Byrne. decorated with azaleas and rho Mrs. K athryn Sm ith, county su dodendron. perintendent o schools, gave the Members of the seventh grade, address on the subject: "Step acting as ushers, held arches of P‘n£ Stones in Education, Miss P earl ’ Sullaw ay, seventh greenery’ under which the grad- uates marched to their places on grade teacher, directed the dec oration of the auditorium , with the stage. Patricia Brown ably served as m em bers of her class as assist- m aster of ceremonies. The sa- a n ts - Mrs. Frances Henry, eighth lutatory was given by S tanley Kra de teacher, arranged and di- A. M. Time Ht. Time Grace. with the honor student, rectcd the program . May 26 1.54 2.2 7.32 This class has the distinction May 27 .........2.47 Helen Schweringen, giving the 1.3 8.43 of being the largest eighth grade May 28 . valedictory. • .........3.36 0.3 9.57 O ther members of the class as graduating class in the county. May 29 4.24 0.5 10.45 sisted in the program by giving May 30 ........ 5.11 0.0 11.52 special numbers. May 31 .. ......... 5.59 0.3 12.37 Members o the class were to exhibit, collectively or indi- Helen Schweringen, Stanley virtually, a t the G rants Pass Mens P. M. Time Ht. Time Grace, Lois Anne Miller, Verna Garden Club Rose and May 26 ......12.50 1.1 8.11 May 27 ........1.24 1.6 8.48 May 28 .. ........ 3.11 1.9 9.27 May 29 ... .... -.3.56 2.3 10.07 Salmon, May 30 ... ........ 4.41 2.6 10.50 'a.xinc Du"-- ’n«j Ineal club officer. May 31 .. .........5.30 2 o Ghetco Tide Tables Ht. 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.6 5.6 5.6 Ht. 6.6 7.2 7.6 7.9 8.0
