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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1951)
P ace E ight BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON as the ring of flowers, which in // C af A rum I Zuni lore is for everlasting hap piness and beauty. By B. Miller „..- The high school and eighth Merchants windows ... in w down Fai off in the southwest, high town Brookings are to be dec->grade g r s will form an escort in mesa land the Indian artists orated by Garden Club members for the Queen of Azalea Festival fashion a ring of silver, and set and friends, Mrs. Charles Gray- and her court. Fashioned after ^am°us daisy chain of Vas- within it the turquoise stone, shel announced at the recent mined in the blue Jemez Moun garden club meeting. This will ^ar College, the azalea chain will tains. Blue is the sky here and give thi? area a gala air. Up the Xdd much to the beauty of the silver the sage brush growing hill, at the VFW hall, the main ^u^en ceremony. Brookings and Harbor, pre flower show will be helid. This from the red earthland. pare for festivities, making the In the far northwest the silver is to be non-competitive. The fog drifts in from sea and all the community is asked to bring coming weeks the scene of mer earth is green with trees and flowers to the hall, Friday after rymaking. There’ll be some big times in the old town Saturday ferns. Blue is the calm Pacific noon and Saturday morning. night. May 19. With a dance at on a sunny day. Here is an azalea Tea will be served by Garden ring. A ring made of girls carry Club members on Saturday, and the Grange hall, the identity of ing a long chain of green salal, Sunday afternoon when the flow the Queen of the Azalea Festi with azalea flowers interspersed er show of the club is opened. val will be revealed. A gift of —They form an escort for the Mrs. Guy Rice is in charge of $20 merchandise certificate was donated for a door prize by the Queen of the Azalea Festival and tea arrangements. Dimmick Brothers. her court, and one will be the Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Armor Not one, but two, dances will fortunate winner of the turquoise have been invited to exhibit some ring fashioned by the Zuni In paintings new to the community. lie held Saturday night. May 26. — o. Armer worked uuu ic Dei»jardins orchestra is dians. Mrs. and siuuieu,i^ studied Mrs. Arthur Stonehouse has many years in the southwest, and £rescent City and given the ring . It will be pre has valuable pictures of Indian f A.ik at ^Grange hall. And sented alter the Queen is crown sand pointings. Pernot Duff who I i r.thX sluaJ’e1,<lan.?f dcvotees. the ........................... ed on Saturday, May 26, at the lived in Harbor until recently, 1 O. O. F. hall will be the scene, opening of the Azalea Festival. and painted hereabouts, us. nas open | .bant|Uet W1“ be has been recently Each has an equal opportunity asked to show her work made J?**? ’ to the public Saturday to win it, as the holder of the this past year, as has Mrs. Hr lucky number to be drawn by one desty. Because of ihe size of the May 26. The Inn, after Joseph 01 the flower girls. hall, the art show will of neces- fay lor has remodeled and re decorated it, has a very attrac The ring is a handsome, hand- sity, be limited this year. tive dining room, a large foyer. ♦ ♦ * wrought silver set with turquoise in an intricate triangular design. At a recent garden club meet- It commands a marvelous view 1 ne Zuni Indians are among the ing, Mrs. Ray Struebing brought of Pelican Bay. The Queen, her court and the most famous Indians for their specimens of the narcissus fly silver-smithing and fine s t o ne and discussed ways in which the winner of the turquoise ring to will I "H'y Use *he ‘urquoise | pest can be controlled by spray gether with their escort, \.::i urged to oe be grace the speakers table'. The Ti* '* exclusively. •• ing. Members m were wc-iv uigeu Par9cu,ar ring was made °» the lookout for the fly which program will appear in these columns, next week. the Zuni Pueblo village about 1 injures the daffodil bulbs. 40 miles north of Bernillilo, New ----------------------------------------- ZunV cHv «A? is ca,,ed For Sale: Large white Leghorn Womans Missionary Soc. village 15 and *S the main Zuni hcns’ good layers- Erickson Poul- The desiim «r ,ry Farm, Phone 336. Smith Riv- __ SJ^ °f this ring is known er, Calif. 12-2* Womans Missionary Society of Baptist Community church Will meet at the home of Mrs. Rav Olson, Thursday, May 17 at 1:30 I . M. New president. Mrs. Emil Moore, will lead the meeting The group has raised funds to remodel the church kitchen by serving Rotary Inches, one Sat CAT DRIVER I AMMER PUNCHER ellite dinner, together with dona- tions, under chairmanship of CHOKER SETTER Mrs. A. P. Hendricks. I K )OKER Funds and some clothing have Along Azalea Row reSTÍVÍIj B iUSnCS iu Thursday, May 17 ,1951 ,r'en Kiven in the interest of. Missionary work as well as much' no renn n I contact by Ln r members in à | 1 personal Miss Jacqueline Lyons enter- the interest of the church. . tained members of the senior The out-going president, Mrs. class, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur1 Claude Goldizen, wishes to thank Guthrie at a chicken dinner last all members for the loyal and Saturday evening, there being 18 unselfish assistance, and to com- present. Earlier this month, the mend Mrs. Edith Moore for her senior class enjoyed a trip to devotions, Mrs. Hampston for the A ------- 1 by ‘— " " this ' " trip ' ' taking ' Agness boat, able secretary w "b a^d Mrs. place of the former sneak day. Henry Kerr for the interesting The VFW meeting Friday eve programs. ning at 8 will be particularly in- ! teresting to veterans of the last r or lack ot space a tew’ items war as details and information ere being carried over until next concerning the state bonus will’ week. Last-minute rush was big. be discussed. LOCAL NEWS L' vz ^ «« ------ PHONE 211 FOR RESERVATIONS Just Two Blocks off Highway 101 Toward the Océan the Center of Port Orford. OPEl 9:00 P. M. MOTHER DESERVEES THE BEST! She will enjoy the lodge, the wonderful ocean see ery and delicious food. BARBECUED CRAB CHOICE STEAK UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT t Men Wanted PUTNAM LOGGING COMPANY USED CARS Classified Ads Phone 589 For Sah> 1 s Caterpillar with hyster drum and Isaacson cable ’n excellent condition. Call or see Dennis Wade. Ophir Store, 19 < N M Experienced Service Station help wanted. Good working con-' ditions. Best Wages. See Tomi ferry, next Wednesday at new Mobiloil Station. Brookings lltf l he best in Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets Sil ver ware and Jewelry I can save you money 111 watch repairing! for Sale: large rosewood roll! top desk. Contact Ruth Bathiany, 4 Phone 595, or Box 83, Harbor. 12 ' Wanted: Heavy dutv truck me chanic. Contact Paul Davis at Davis Truck & Tractor, Your In tel national Dealer, Brookings 12 U11IH new scat covers h ou d be proud to own this one! DeSoto, radio, heater, automatic transmission air-foam cushions, a wonderful family car. matic. A beautiful maroon. adio, heater. Econom- C. "ED" DEMPSEY For Sale: Magic Chef electric range, good condition. May be seen at Feed Store. * ♦ SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY - SATURDAY 9C now! New Hamps and Austra BROOKINGS, ORE. :ater, $19,00 actual miles Roofing Service Ho you need a new roof or re pairs on your present one? Call SMITH RIVER 334. Built-up roofs our specialty. All Work is guaranteed. Free Estimates. me owner. MEADOWS DODGE — PLYMOUTH \LIFORNIA Roofing Service Miv May Rocks Barred Rocks HELP WANTED N O R I N E Sawmill and Woods Men md Flowers BROOKINGS FEED AND SEED > 15 mtfOMS. WATCHES. JEWELRY - ^^1 «< Howell Camera» and Projector» - Bodenhamer- Mason Lbr. Co WARREN G HUNTER TEACHER OF PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN Life Certificate High School Credits For Studio Bldg., Brookings J G W 6 I e F r U g W g ■ Accredited Pupils Mane Your Watches Tell The 94g second Street. Crescen* City. Calibri
