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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1950)
u. of O, Library rmmns-flarfnr fìbt Nowhere a Finer Climate — Nowhere A Finer Community VOLUME FIVE, NUMBER Rev. Mumbower Called By Baptist Community Church Rev. John Mumbower, current pastor of the Christian church at Ukiah. Calif., was asked to give the sermon, Sunday evening at the Baptist Community church, and immediately afterward was asked by the congregation to be come minister of the church. “Jack,” as he would like to have people call him, became a minister after having been a business man for a number of years. He is a dynamic speaker, a community leader, and mem- bers of the congregation felt he was need in the field here. He told the committee that he would try to be on the field in 30 days, if possible. Next Sunday Rev. Floyd Butler will occupy the pulpit, after which a supply minister may be called upon. । BROOKINGS, Growers / F” ■ I • Root a Said 'Extraordinary The float entered in the Lily B’nssom Time parade', here on July 3, was claimed by hundreds of visitors, to be the most out standing they had ever seen, and these visitors said they had seen the Pasadena parade, and others of like size and kind. Designed by Mrs. Fay Hardcs- ty, and carried out by her hus- band and a corp of ' olunteer workers, this float not only had color and beautiy but it had a decided profesisonal touch rarely efer seen. The example set by t he Pa- cific Bulb Growers should be a mark for future floats in the parades to come. Reports Heard By Chetco Grangers At regular meeting of Chetco Grange, Friday, a good turnout of members were present for a summer meeting. Rose Poole and Ragnar Erickson were obligated in the first two degrees. It was reported that a work day was held in June, at which time the Patsy Cook, who won “Stars grounds and hall were given a nf 1961” program contest last clean-up and repairs were made. December, is out for another, and Lois LeClair and Gilman Duffy, higher prize, by the same meth od—singing on the radio. Her who attended 4-H Summer school trends in this area saw to it at Corvallis on Grange scholar she received 37.700 votes in her ships, gave interesting reports on initial try some weeks ayo. The their experience. Both reported runner-up polled 36.000 votes, ac having gained a lot from the school. Kathryn Reekman gave cording to latest tabluation. Crucial to Patsy is her appear her report on State Grange Ses ance this Saturday morning over sion at Ontario which she at station KIEM, Eureka, when she tended as representative of the goes into the semi-finals, com local Grange. The refreshments committee, peting with eight youth like her-. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Swinney, Wm. St If. “The Perfet Day,” has been Weideman and Walter Pearmine, chosen by Patsy as her contri- served refreshments of cante- bution, Saturday. She hopes it loupe, ice cream and cookies. Mr. will place her in the finals so Weideman was surprised by the sh. may sing August 5. at the presentation of a decorated cake Salmon Derby, when Mel Ven by his son and daughter-in-law, ter and his gang will appear at Mr. and Mi’s. Roy Weideman. during the lunch hour, honoring the dance that evening. While Patsy is “on her own” his 75th birthday, which fell on now’, her fans in this county are the same date. hopeful she will repeat as she did late in December last year. ( hetco Rod and Gun Club has A sophomore next year in the set Sunday, July 16, as date for loc&l high school, Patsy hopes to its first shoot, to be held on the make her career music. She has cub’s own grounds on Benham made numerous appearance in Lene, Harbor. Merchandise will the past year, and has won the be given to winners in all the hearts of all her listeners. events. Patsy Cook Wants To Sing On Venter Program, Aug 5 ROTARY CLUB SEATS LLOYD MOSS SATURDAY, AT LADIES' NIGHT MEET At installation of officers. Saturday night, Brookings Rotary Club seated Lloyd Moss as president for the coming year, and Merle Hanscam as ve-president. Lynn Hampton will served for his fourth term as secretary. To give the event a bit of glamor, ladies night also was observed by the club, w’ith plenty of entertainment to keep the crowd laughing for more than two hours. Archie Hendricks, retiring president, had charge of the installa- tion ceremonies, at which time re review’ the work of the club for the past year, under his command. He thanked all his committees and members of the club for the co-o[>eration in all affairs. CURRY COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1950 Mervin Stark Was I — WINNERS AT FLOWER SHOW, ' ART Married On July I 2 EXH,B,T R evealed Biology by ' committee — M Winners at the flower show Display: Sample Sample c of and art exhibit, not ready for woods: Ronald Akers, first. To California Girl last week’s issue, have been re- ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS— SAN DIEGO Baskets of pas leased by the chairmen, and in- Dinner table, 13 entries: 1st. tel gladioli decorated the altar of elude: Mrs. A. Joy; 2nd, Mrs. Otto C. the Fairmount Baptist church, SCHOOL EXHIBIT Turley; 3rd, Mrs. Glenn Simp Sunday, July 2, when Miss Peggy First grade: Red barn and a son; 4th, Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Jr. Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fence. Pictures: 1st, Bobby Ray- John A. Scott, of San Diego, be Buffet, over 18 inches, 5 en- mond: 2nd. Floyd Balen; 3 rd, came the bride of Mervin De- trit's: 1st, Elsie Reynolds, 2nd, Joanne Gault. Honorable men- •Lano Stark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Otto ('. Turley; (no third tion, James Kruger. Percy D Stark, of Brookings, i prize), 4th, MYs. Glenn Simpson. Oregon. The ceremony was at j Second Grade: Flower Books: Buffet, under 18 inches. 7 en 3 o’clock w ith Rev. Otis L. Pred-1 1st, Marily Brown; 2nd, Delia tries: 1st., Maude Sandbo; 2nd, day reading the double-ring cer-i Johnson; 3rd Mickey Duggan. Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Jr., 3rd, emony. The c h u rc h organist Honorable mention, Dick Don Erma Rice; 4th, Martha Grayshel played the wedding marches and nelly, David Zimmerman. Mantle, 7 entries: 1st, Maude Pictures: 1st, Tom Gray; 2nd, incidental music. Sandbo; 2nd. Martha Grayshel; The bride, who was given in Lulia Gray; 3rd Jimmy Gilmore. 3rd. Elsie Reynolds; 4th, Mrs. marriage by her father wore a Honorable Mention: Dianne La- Ray Struebing. white marquisette gown over Brook and Kay Panzer. Coffee Table, flat, 5 entries: Third Grade: A Stone House satin. The fitted bodice featured a satintrimmed bertha collar and in Ireland by Byron Brunm and 1st, Maude Sandbo; 2nd, Eleanor Koehler; 3rd, Martha Grayshel; cap sleeves. The lull gathered Ellis Yelton; and “Our Beach” 4th, Dorothy Lock land. chart and shell vases end shell skirt terminated in a brief train, Coffee Table, upright, 6 entries Her finger-tii) veil of illusion net collection by Don ('art er, tied for blue ribbon. 1st, Jean Horst; 2nd, Ella Les was caught to a coronet of Fourth Grade: Relief Map of meister; 3rd, Martha Grayshel; starched lace, dotted with rhine- America : Bird houses: 1st, Ray ' 4th, Mrs. Pat Kerns. stones. Maquisette mitts com Brooks; Pictures: 1st, Loren Si- Living room (a) 3 ent lies: 1st, | pleted her costume. She carried mons; 2nd Ray Brooks; 3rd, Mrs. Bill Roy Weideman; 2nd, Mrs. white orchids and stephanotis. Salmon. Honorable mention: Ella Lesmeister; 3rd, Mrs. Dor- Miss Patsy Norberg, maid of Tene Bolen, Jean Gardner. othy Lockland. (b) 3 entries, 1st, honor, wore jonquil yellow dot- Fifth Grade: Bird Houses: Mrs. 1st, E. Hoagland; 2nd, Mrs. O. ted swiss, styled with fitted bod- Phillip Kessler; 2nd, Harold Hef irley; 3rd, Mrs. Frank Pal- ice and bouffant skirt. She car- ner; 3rd, Robert Zook. Honorable lady. ried a matching parasol set with Altar, 2 entries: 1st, Mrs. Ella rose-colored gladioli. Matching menion: Barbara Guthrie, Judy Coiner, Jerry Anderson. Flower Lesmeister; 2nd, Mrs. Otto C. flowers formed her coronet. Turley. 1st: Carol Rausch; 2nd, Stanley Bridesmaids were Miss Carla Miniatures, 5 entries: 1st, Mrs. Lee Conti, in shell pink organdy; Gribble; 3rd John Ray; honor Miss Edith Harvey, in sea green able mention: Ralph Can. Trees Maude Sandbo; 2nd, Mrs. B. Mill- Honorable er! 3rd, M. S. Brainard; 4th, Mrs. organdy; Miss Georgine Nebeker 3rd. Gael Ettinger. mention : Robert Zook, Victor Clara Kerns. in jonquil yellow’ organdy and Driftwood containers, (a) 4 Miss Bertha Nelson in cloud blue Kinion. Sixth Giade: Geography books entries: 1st Ethel Molino; 2nd, organdy. All carried parasols to 1st, Charles Tierce; 2nd, Sharon Pauline Pal lady (no third), 4th, match their dresses. Daisies dec ('enter 3rd, Roberta Zook. Hon- A. O. Bollinger (b) 4 entries, 1st, orated their parasols and form orable mention : Larry Myers, Madge Moore; 2nd, Dorothy ed their coronets. Connie Jacklewicz and Barbara Lockland, 3rd, Ethel Molino; 4th, Best man was George McIn tyre. Larry Wirick, Fred Conrad Gould. Geography game: Doug- Wm. Weideman. Seashells, 1 entry: Wm. Weide Robert Bingham and Daje Laney las Goldsberry. man, third. Seventh Grade: Geography were ushers. Kitchen Containers:: Mrs. Ot Mrs. Scott wore navy crepe and books: 1st, Bob Swan; 2nd Karen Simpson; 3rd 'Lee Schley. Hon to Turley, Mrs. Pauline Pallady, white accessories and carried a’ orable mention: Maxine Moore, Mrs. B. Miller tied for first; For corsage of gardenias and sepha- notis when she greeted guests at Joan Clendenin, Evelyn Kinion, novices: Eisa Fischer and Jim Maps: Ruth Myers. Carson. the reception held in the church Mt'chanicai drawing: 1st, model NOVELTIES : Corsages : 1st, following the ceremony. The Maude Sandbo; 2nd. Marie Guer- by Larry Beaumont and Jim Fitz young couple cut their four-tier hugh. Drawing: 1st, Don Jakle- rettaz, 3rd, Pauline Pallndy, 4th, ed wedding cake after which it wicz; 2nd, Bob Shipley; 3rd, Lyn- Maude Sandbo. was served with other refresh To Pc Concluded dle Fad ling. ments to the 200 guests. Miss Ida Mae Holgate, Miss Martha Lee Harvey and Miss Nancy Scovell assisted in serving. Miss Sandra Swanker w’as in charge of the bride’s book. After spotting Myrtle Creek tow un-earned runs in the first in- For traveling the bride wore navy blue gabardine suit with ning, Sunday afternoon at the local field, the Pelicans were forced w'hite accessories. The newlyweds to play an up-hill game all the way to win, 8 to 6, the reverse of drove to Oregon for a two-weeks’ win Myrtle Creek held over Brookings in the first game of the honeymoon after which they will season at Myrtle Creek several weeks ago. Bob Astin, facing the be at 3945 Loma Alta drive, San Diego. The bride is a graduate of league’s heavy sluggers, pitched one of the most courageaus games Hoover High School and groom of his career, and it may lie the most courageous. All runs scored against him were un-earned. although he was hit hard. was graduated from Brookings. The couple is spending part of Robert ‘Chopper’ Westbrook, filling in for Chuck Bafaro who their honeymoon visiting at the has left the Pelicans for a job in Portland, caught a remarkable P. D. Stark home. game, considering it was his first test other than high school play, was one of Chetco Rod and Gun Club met The game, filled with many arguments over dicisions, Turn to Page Three the longest of the season Tuesday evening. PELICANS REVERSE SCORE. SUNDAY, 8 TO 6, TO NUDGE MYRTLE CREEK
