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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1948)
’ Plan to i 'Harbor rs. j. D ! if omia a;* home of _ Claude c >n the W I Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community ! HO fts for Occasion! . ae Three, Number T hirteen CURRY CO. IMPOREE IS SET IING HOLIDAY BROOKINGS. irds •S. THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1948 -0 L*"L oys W ill G a th e r A t O tiq <* \ Finchuck Camp L ate Friday Evening - mark - OREGON The Heyatty e f Azalea iaotf Mietti 1* > CURRY COUNTY, Manley Robinson Told Of Magnitude Of the Ore. Tourist Business -rr V first Curry’ county Boy camporee will be held in area beginning Friday eve- to continue over the week- at Westmore camp, up the buck valley. Coming to this ' will be Troop 98 of P o rt Troop 97 of Gold Beach Troop 32 of Brookings, t o - ; with the Sea Scouts of, ongs. as service unit, schedule of events, as set Dave Putnam, regional di- (r for this area, includes: day: 4:30 to 5:30 p. m.— ng in and setting up the „ " i. to t -30 Supper, clean up I inspections. pP to 9 45—Campfire, with ipatrol having a sk it. ns an (or RESSI ISTRICI das. Jad urry Co |tfO~taps. rjday, 6:30 a. m. reveille. 0 to 7:30 assembly, colors, ction by patrols. P to 9:00 Breakfast, clean "1 campsite inspection. to 11:30—Camp skills, to 12:30 Lunch ( t h i s ’ ill be judged) and clean- & ' Scoutcraft con- to 6:00 -Supper, clean up spection. to 7:30— Patrols visit at Patrol sites. 1 9.15 Court of recog- ' ngtist. and special en- i for Clintoek, «y: 6:30- reveille. ) to 7.00— assem bly, colors inspection. • to 8:30 Breakfast, the ■up and insj ‘Ction of camp- 0 to 9:00 -church. ß to 9:30- final inspection ■ounds and quarters. Pack ► w page six 'een Coronation |(crful Pageant rance- ). «’ions of Queens a re al- ^wrful pageants—but it ul that any in the world '* been more beautiful ; fcn*' seen at ^ le Azalea —rday at 1 o’clock, a cove which was my possible wind. azalt s just b u rsting »me the beauty a re a in way k «» not only Q u e e n en tire court, bl in h er own ' queenly, had e and not up Petion. which had to order to have • flower show, Bradley Page. n Holly- Holl ywood sm all A 1 T J £ * •• -'sr 2.% Queen Charlotte and her court, who reigned at the Azalea Festival which was concluded, Sunday, will have another job of like nature at the forth coming Lily Blossom Week, early in .July. The court, sitting. Ruth Hat- sett, left, and Yolande Ettinger. Standing, Joan Byrne, left, Queen Char lotte Landauer, and Alanlyn_St rue bi ng._________ (Vincent Photograph) Flower Show Entries Exceed Records; Judges Forced To Give Tie Awards H a rry O. Sm ith of Cave City, Mrs. Edna Plaested of Crescent City, Mrs. S tan lin Rowell or G ran ts Pass, Mrs. G enter of M edford and P aul DeBlock Brookings, judges a t 1948 Azalea F estival Flow er Show, were forc ed, in m any instances to give tie prizes to exhibitors wher last S aturday, they tried to pick w inners. W ith 225 entries and o v e r 1500 registered guests, all rec ords w ere broken, it was said Tuesday of this w’eek when the A zalea Garden club members did a bit of rem iniscirg. md B etty Sey- Tul ?rk’ and I. this list of w inners to the Pilot S E C T IO N A S p ecim en s Tulip, Mrs. L ester Ulrich 1st; Estella Hoagland, 2nd; and Ruth Bathiany, 3rd. Sweet William, V erna Asche. Ixias. Wilda Carson, 1st. Delphinium, Mrs. Struehing. Columbine, May Powell, 1st; Helen Dunham, 2nd; Millie Cris- sey, 3rd. Carson, 1st. Iris, Div. A. V. Powell, 2nd Div. B. Pauli ine Pal lady, den Dunham, 2nd. Mi Cri C QUEEN BANQUET SERVED TO 123 SUNDAY EVENING ,'nd. ( lim axing one of this a re a 's best festivals, from all stan d points, was the queen’s banquet, held at 6:00 p m. Sunday a t the G range hall. The meal was un der direction and preparation of the Episcopal ladies. Follow ing the opening, with B radley Page as toastm aster, all the guests w ere introduced, in cluding the queen and her court • and escorts. Miss B etty Goldizen favored the group w ith two vocal selec tions, accompanied by Mrs. S ta n ley P atterson, to open the pro gram . Following this Mrs. Chas. Seym our gave two flute solos, accompanied by Mrs. P atterson. An instrum ental trio, Mrs. Gil b ert Christensen on the violin, ¡Mrs. Seym our on the flute and Mrs. P atterson at the piano, gave th re e numbers, going back for the second encore. This sam e group, as a vocal trio, and ac companied by Mrs. L. A. Harvey, sang three num bers, with "End of a Perfect Day” as the second encore. In review ing the successes of the 1918 Azalea Festival, Mr. Page introduced m em bers of the com m ittees who w orked diligent- i ly on the several phases of the project, including Mrs. Alice F cr- i kins ns flower show chairm an, Mrs. Perkins Introduced M r s . D orothy Lockland, president of A zalea G arden Club, which o r ganization staged the event. Manley Robinson, head of the Oregon travel bureau, which has I done much in recent years to ¡a ttra c t tourists to Oregon, sfxtke ■ about the tourist business, and , how it had become one of A m er ica’s "big businesses.” "O ur forefathers depended up on four main sources for th eir revenue: agriculture, tim ber, the fish canneries and mining. These a re still main sources, although (care must be exercised in each of them to prevent depletion. “However, last year the to u r ist business in the United S ta te s aggregated alm ost 14 billion dol- C oncluded on page six Gold Beach Band Is Popular Locally Rose, Div. 1, Mary’ M enden hall, 1st; Gladys Zemer. 2nd and Mabel Stonehouse, 3rd. Rose, Div. 3, B arbara H untley, Adding much to the festive 1st; Bernice W ard. 2nd. occasion Sunday was the 30-odri Snapdragon. Hazel Hendry, 1st piece Gold lieach band, resplend Bernice W ard, 2nd and Mrs. Ty ent in gold and black uniforms, which played at the park during ler, 3rd. 1 the barbecue, and la te r at the * Day Lily. V erna Asehe. Peony, Mrs. G. Simpson. 1st; high school field. This band, the only one of C u r M artha H arbin, 2nd and Jessie ry county, is one winch would Becker, 3rd. be a credit to any city m any Azalea, Div A, Helen Dunham. tim es the population of the e n 1st; Mabel Stonehouse, 2nd. tire county. A zalea Div B, Helen Dunham, The festival association was 1st. •n id to >bti in this bat ort time even i Dunham, 1st. th a t H< Rice many activit seemed t< d: E ihy tra c t from the band j Th>
