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Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community
Two. N um ber Forty-nine
BROOKINGS.
CURRY COUNTY,
OREGON
THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY 5.
1948
rea Must Raise $ 2 0 0 Scout Fund
uins Take 3
im Port Orford
»kings Bruins took th ree
Port Orford, on the P o rt
floor, Friday night and
a step closer to realization
county championship, since
Bruins now hold a two-way
nth Ophir instead of a three-
tie. Gold Beach, the th ird
tie tie. was elim inated Friday
anglois which th e w eek be-
gave the Bruins the scare
leir lives.
ie volleyball girls, not to be
■d the right to hold the
I - ; -t ; fui the second tim e
row. system atically slaugh-
H the b st te a m by a 39 to 26
iced by K inion who poured
pn points to lead the scoring
Scouts Will Be Guests
Satellite Club Plans A
At Special Services, Sun. Spring “Fashion Show”
As a p a rt of the observance of
national Boy Scout week, Feb.
6 to 12 inclusive, members of
Troop 32 Boy Scouts and Pack
332, Cub Scouts, will be guests
a t a special church service at
B aptist Com m unity church, when
Rev. Nick N eufeld will review
the history of th e scout move
m ent from its beginning shortly
a fte r th e tu rn of the century, and
its advent into the United S tates
in 1910.
The boys in full uniform, will
congregate at the C entral build
ing at 10:30 a.m., and will march
w ith th e colors to the church.
Following placem ent o f the col
ors in th e church, a special sec
tion will seat the honored guests
Azalea Festival
Plans Launched
A new idea, under the auspices
of the S atellite club, w ill be the
fashion show, set for S aturday,
March 20 at the H arbor Grange.
A glimpse at th a t “new look”
will be carried locally in cooper
ation. by Moore’s V ariety and
Apparel Shop, Bill W ard’s C loth
ing Store and the Town Shop.
F u rth er details will he published
as they have been completed.
P.-T. A. Will Hold
Meeting, Tonight
The first object of the P a re n t-
Teacher organization is to pro
mote the w elfare of children and
youth in the home, school, church
and community. "A re Doing As
Much As We Can F or O ur Chil
dren” will be the topic for this
meeting. It will be discussed by
representatives of the follow
ing l o c a l organizations: Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H E x ten
sion, H ealth Association, L ibrary
Association, Youth Fellowship,
School Board, R otary Club and
P arent-T eacher Association.
Lynn H am pton, Supt. of the
school will conclude th e discus
sion.
If parents will cooperate w ith
these groups, much can be ac
complished for the w ell being
and happiness of youth.
Founders Day will be observed.
This is the 51st birthday of PTA.
Refreshm ents will be served
by representatives from five of
the grades.
Money Needed For Salary Of Director
In Charge of Coos an Currv Counties
Since a Boy Scout council w as set up for C urry county in May,
1947. it becomes necessary for C urry county to raise $600 for pay
m ent of its portion of the salary of the regional director, who has
charge of Coos and C urry counties for Oregon T rails council, head-
q u art grs at Eugene,
Of this $600 fund necessary Cor the county to raise, this area
m ust assum e responsibility for one-third, or a sum of $200. M istak
en ideas a re m aking the rounds concerning the necessity of raising
this fund, and have been m isleading to the point of m any asserting
th a t it was not necessary in Brookings and H arbor.
This fund, it must be understood, is necessary for national help
for th e scouting movement in the county. W ithout this fund, th ere
will lx' no connection w ith Oregon T rails Council, and probably no
local troop.
The Cub com m ittee, composed of T. S. Abbott, A. P. H endricks
and H om er H aggerty, and the Scout com m ittee, composed of Mike
Page, Bob Perkins, C harles Low, N. N. N eufeld and Dewey Akers,
to g e th e r w ith the Sea Scout com m ittee, T hor Ask. S tan P atterson,
Jesse H oagland and E lm er P ark er, will accept any donations from
individuals, clubs or organizations tow ard this fund. A convenient
blank is supplied for any contributions:
the game, the Bruins second
ig had little trouble w inning
B 26 to 12 score. The score
Address
N am e
reveals:
wish
to
contribute
$
tow
ard
the C urry County Council
The first m eeting of the Azalea
[»Kings
fg ft pf tp
fund
to
aid
the
Boy
Scout
m
ovement
in
this county.
'F
estiv
al
association
was
called
0 0
1 0
(address le tte r to Scout Com m ittee, Box 272, Brookings, or to
wn
. 1 1 2
3 1 Monday evening when about half
any m em ber of the com m ittee)
on .................. 0
0
1 0 of th e com m ittee w as present to
lay
plans
for
th
e
1948
festival.
>n .................. 5 0
0 10
Herbert Stevens Will
W ith so few present, and with
Hman ............. 3 1 5
7
fh ................. 1 1 0
3 an idea to fully co-operate w ith
Receive Gold Key In Art
................ 0 1 2
1 the Lily Blossom week, sometime
H erbert Stevens is one of the
psbeck ............. 0 0
2 0 in July, a second m eeting will
150 a rt students who will be p re
be
called
for
Monday,
Feb.
16.
ftson ............... 1 0
4 2
Follow ing an illness of m any sented w ith a gold key as an
a fte r a m eeting of the Croft Lily
m
onths,
Mrs.
E dith
T yrrell aw ard in the Scholastic Awards
Growers
association,
when
it
will
lals
............. 11 4 17 26
W
oodward
passed
aw
ay
at 10 exhibition in P ortland, Feb. 1.
• ♦ ♦ •
be decided if the two functions
T here w ere 2700 entries and
a.m. Tuesday, a t the fam ily home
will
have
the
sam
e
queen
and
Orford
fg ft pf tp
150
gold key selections. The ex
here.
F
u
neral
services
will
be
ibrok
.0
1
3 1 court.
held a t the A rago Com m unity hibitions opened Feb. 2 and will
P
lans
for
dances
and
other
iwalt ............. 0 1 0
1
rem ain open until Feb. 12.
church.
¡Wagner ........... 0 0
0 0 m eans of financing will be clear
The gold key selections are to
ed a t the m eeting of the lily
Mrs.
W oodward
was
born
m
......... 1 2
1 4
be sent to the national exhibi
E
dith
T
yrrell,
at
Ferndale,
C
alif
growers.
ibest ............... 0 0
0 0
This y ears festival, it was
ornia, O ctober 15, 1867. She was tion in the Fine A rts G alleries
ike
0 0
0 0
agreed
by
those
present,
would
m arried to Rev. L. R. Wrxxlward, of C arnegie In stitu te. P ittsburgh,
* - .............. «... 0
1 4
1
a
M ethodist m inister. The first Pennsylvania, to com pete for n a
Mng ................. 0 0 2
0 I be held earlier this year than
years of th e ir m arried life, 1890 tional honors.
?rson ............... 0 0 0
0 last when the azaleas w ere n e a r
H e rb e rt Stevens, a seventh
to 1900. w ere spent in Alaska
Cagner ........... 0 0 0
0 er the zenith of bloom.
grade
boy studied a r t under Mrs.
Heading the 1948 festival, in
Emil R. Peterson, of N orth w here Rev. W oodward w as U nit R uth G arcia of the Brfwikings
[George ........... 1 0
1 2
ed S ta te s Commissioner.
addition
to
the
com
m
ittee,
are:
Bend,
chairm
an
of
the
historical
...................... 0 0 1 0
school.
R. S. Perkins, president; Howard com m ittee of the Coos-Curry
In 1900 the couple and the fam
vice-president; W. S. Pioneer and H istorical associa ily settled at Arago, w here Rev.
bis
. ... 2
8 14 12 Jam es,
Chadwick, secretary -treasu rer.
tion, was principal speaker at W oodward was p astor and led Traveling Gavel Due
O r M ’ / Jum ps in Lead
the R otary luncheon Tuesday the m ovem ent to build a church Local Masonic Lodge
be A st ng, as has often been
noon, and gave sketches of his a t th a t place. In 1910 the fam
case, started slow, and a t the
The traveling gavel, an idea
tory vital to residents of south ily moved to C anada w here the
found Port O rford leading
inau g u rated in 1940 by the la te
west Oregon.
next ten years were spent, to E a rl Snell, will be presented to
16 At no tim e in the en tire
Curry' county, formed from a re tu rn to A rago in 1920.
Sydney C roft Lodge, No. 206,
i ‘
ere ever a decid-
division of Coos county, was
Rev. W oodward passed aw ay A. F. & A. M„ by Belts lodge.
advantage for e ith e r team .
started
in
1854,
and
w
ith
all
George Houghton of the Coos
in 1924. but she rem ained in No. 18, Kerby, Feb. 13. A group
'5 to 28 victors, the
southw est Oregon, rem ained un th a t com m unity until 1942, when
of Masons from th a t place is
Sns had to put on the heat Bay area, and a traveling com
panion. somehow' missed a curve discovered for over a hundred she moved to Brookings to m ake expected here for the p re se n ta
¡ast quarter. The score:
years a fte r the R ussians began her home w ith her daughters.
ikmgs
fg ft
pf tp n ear M ack Arch, Monday eve
tion.
settling Alaska. In only recent
ning
a
t
7
o’clock,
w
ent
over
the
The local lodge on Feb. 26,
lng ................. 3
0
0 6
Bom to this union w ere three
[years
has
much
recognition
been
lrvh
. .. 4
0
2
8 bank and the c a r lodged against given this area.
sons: W illiam T., Law rence R . will atte n d Gold Beach lodge, No.
199, w hen the m em ento will be
frs
............... 1 0
0 2 a fence some distance below.
This pioneer association plans w ho proceeded his m other in
Mr. H oughton m anaged to free
presented there.
t o « “ ................. 0 0
0
0
death,
and
W
ayne
M.;
seven
him self from the c a r and a t a museum, if the project can be d a u g h te rs: Mrs. H. S. C urrie of
Accompanying the gavel is a
P 1* ................... 0 0
1 0
bch ................. 1 0
1 2 tem pted to craw l up the bank financed. The association plans Princeton, B. C., C anada; Mrs. "log” book, containing the nam es
to gath er all d ata possible, which
.................. 6 0
4 12 to the highway. As a c a r would (will be circulated through the H. H. McGhee of D rum heller, j cf m em bers m aking presentation
pass, he w’ould light matches,
from one lodge to another, the
bman ............... 0 0
1 0
schools, press and radio. A w eek A lberta, C anada; Mrs. George
Rhan ............... 1 3
5 5 in an effo rt to a ttra c t m otorists. ly column is being planned for G illispie of Salem. Miss R achael recipients and the nam es of m em
'
k ............. 0 0
2
0 Being unsuccessful, th e couple the new spapers of this area, and W oodward of B rem erton, Wash., bers attending the m eeting.
lay th e re until 7 am ., Tuesday,
jif arranged, will be published Mrs. S. J. Root of Broadbent,!
Js .................. 16 3 16 35 before being discovered.
Ore., Miss R uth W oodward and [ The proposed d ra ft of by-laws
• • • •
In th e Gold Beach hospital, the th at a scrapbook may be kept Mrs. Bert DeMoss of Brookings. for the Brookings and H arbor
Orford
.
fg ft pf tp la te st re p o rt coming to Brook ¡until all the d ata may be pub Also surviving are 23 grandchil-i cham ber of c o m m e r c e w ere
lished in book form.
- ....... 5 2
0 12 ings sta te s th a t th e extent of the
Mr. Peterson spoke to d iffer dren, two sisters. Misses B ertha tabled until the next m eeting of
injuries
haven’t
been
determ
ined,
«m s — ...0
0
0 0
ent classes a t the local schools and Zaida T yrrell of Pasadena, the cham ber.
er8°n ............. 1 1 2
3 except th a t they are extrem ely .contacts w ith different people Calif., and two brothers, Eldon
... 5 0
4 10 serious.
T y rrell of San Francisco and served by the couple many years.
In term ent will be a t N orw ay
Mr. Houghton, it is reported, of the area concerning d a ta of F ra n k T yrrell of Los Angeles.
............. 1 1 3
3
F uneral services will be held ■ cem etary by the side of her la te
0
0
3
0 w as in th e process of buying the the past.
Silver Springs lodge, at Port
xin1 a t the Arago church which w as husband.
ilti
bring
‘ Cla;
..... 12 4 12 28 Orford.
Oregon History
Was Rotary Topic
Couple Badly Hurt
Near “Mack Arch”
Elderly Lady Dies
Following Illness