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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1952)
r . üf ° L ib ra s XX 12 pages this issue On all newsstands IOC I Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere a Finer Community Volume Seven, Number Thirteen BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON --- S- 5--= -- ;--- — -- -------------- _- __ ____ _ _____ SETTING COMPLETE FOR ANNUAL AZALEA FESTIVAL, THIS WEEK-END Weather Bureau Head Visits Here The thirteenth annual Azalea Festival, a coloful page- ant much in demand in this section, is in readiness for the week-end, states officials of All-Year Events Associa tion, sponsors of the event. The program, as planned: SATURDAY 10:30 A. M. most would like to see in this vicinity, so as to be able to stock sufficient parts, accessories and supplies for the conduct of such an agency. The garage will be hurried as rapidly as possible to completion. No date has been set for opening at this tim e. 11:00 A. M. OUTDOOR INTER - DENOM INA TIONAL SERVICES Chairman, Pastor J. T. Jacobs. Invocation: Rev. E. C. Hicks. Sermon: Pastor Manson Metcalf. Music: Combined choirs of Community & Adventist churches, and Mothersing S.-D.A School Gives ers, directed by Mrs. Lee Rice. Diplomas To Four Benediction in Song: Dr. Bertrand Vipond. G raduation exercises for the ay A dventist church 12:00 Noon. FREE BARBECUE—Azalea tSate Parl( Seventh-D school w ere held at the Church, Entertainment by Smith River and Klam last W ednesday evening. The pro gram : ath Indians and local school band. Processional—Gladys Robison. 1:00 to 5:00 P. M. FLOWER SHOW & ART EX- Solo, "Keep Looking Up" Mrs. Manson M etcalf. HI BIT—High School Gymnasium. P resid en t’s Address Jim N a Ry Azalea Garden Club, Chairman Mrs. tions. Harry Lockland. Class Poem —Billy Glass. Class H istory and Prophecy — 1:30 P. M. BASEBALL GAME—H. 5. Field Rodgers Brown. Cws Bay-North Bend Lumberjacks Piano Solo, "Daffodils”—Audrey Newman. Versus Invocation H arry Newman. Brookings Rearers (Pete Lesmeister, mgr) G raduation address — Manson 3{a nks Ay a ¡la b le _ At Local P. 0 . In announcing exam ination for position of postm aster for B rook ings, in last w eek's issue of the F iiot, applicants w ere directed to |>t tain b lan k s b\ w ritin g to W a sh ington, D. C. M onday, M rs. G oldie S w ea rin - g- n, acting postm aster, told the Pilot these blanks w ere available also a t the local post office. Azalea Ring To Re Given J. C. Sm ith, m eteorologist in charge of the w estern region of the United States, w ith headquar ters at Salt Lake City, was a brief visitor in Brookings T ues day m orning en route south to Los Angeles and o th er California points. Once located at P o rtlan d and late r a t Boeing F ield ,'S eattle. Mr. Sm ith has been in the w eath er bureau work for about 40 years. His retirem ent will come la te r this year. W hile here he inspected the site for the new station which will be m anned b.f Mrs. Dewey Akers and Ben Kerns, at the seashore. He pointed out the im portance of this station in the airw ay w eath er m ap every six hours, and esti m ated th at Brookings observa tions w ere am ong the most im p ortant, except, perhaps, those from storm centers in Alaska or McKenzie River regions. BAND CONCERT, Azalea State Par\ Brookings-Harbor School Band Bandmaster: Marvin Wiggans. 11:00 A. M. CORONATION OF QUEEN Azalea State Parl{. Master of Ceremonies: Ed McClain. Music: Mothersingers. Brookings Chorus SPEBSQSA Address: Miss Sandra Slack, Crescent City 12:30 Noon FAMILY PICNIC IN TH E PARK (Free coffee served by All-Year Events Assn) 1:3O to 9:00 P. M. FLOWER SHOW & ART EXHIBIT By Azalea Garden Club—H. S. Gymnasium Stage Setting: Smith River Indians. 7:00 P. M. QUEEN’S BANQUET, C/ie/ro Inn New Garage Seeks Speaker: O. Hilding Bengtson Agency 'Wishes' I Master of Ceremonies: Samuel A. Hall. H arold Oison and D. R. Conn, Music: Helen Mason Austin, violin, recently of Eugene, have sta rte d w ork on a new service garage, Nancy Hurtle, pianist. located on the J. T. Jacobs prop P. M. QUEEN’S BALL erty, near the Town House B a r becue. In a m essage to people of Modern Dancing—Chetco Grange Hall this area, elsew here in this is Old-Fashioned Dancing—/. O. O. F. Hall sue, have asked w hat c ar agency SUNDAY Thursday, May 29, 1952 :-=3-—- s-----— A ring, to be given to the lucky ju n io r girl who helps carry the Azalea chain in S a tu rd a y ’s F e sti val ceremony, is on display in the window of Young's Gift Shop. It is sterlin g silver, set w ith tu r quoise and will be a tre a su re d e a r to the heart of some girl. She will also receive two tickets to the Q ueen's Banquet. At the eighth grade comm ence m ent program , Tuesday evening at the high school gym, 50 s tu d ents w ere aw arded diplom as at an im pressive ceremony, staged en tirely by the students. W ith Doug las G oldsberry as announcer, the p ro g ra m : Processional Mrs. Evelyn De- Moss at the piano. Invocation- Rev. Manson M et Two dances, a m odern at the G range hall, and an old-fashioned calf. Band M arvin W iggans, d irect at the Odd Fellows hall, featu re the en tertain m en t S atu rd ay eve ing (in two num bers). ning at the th irte e n th annual H istorians B arb ara Hedberg, Azalea Festival. Both s ta rt at and Dixie Allsup. 9:30. and tickets are good a t e ith Class O ptim ist G ary Bowlin. e r or both. Class Pessim ist Robert Lud At 10:30 a. m. the band will lum. stage a concert at the Park, fol Piano Solo Kay Nichols. lowed by the coronation of Queen Class Will Karen W allace. P a tric ia at 11 a. m., a fte r which a fam ily picnic dinner will be Accordion Solo B arbara H ed held at the park. berg. All afternoon the flower show S alu te to Past Kay Nichols. will be viewed by hundreds at the S alu te to School Joanne D ar- high school gym. This show, un ger. der direction of Azalea Garden S alu te to Homes and Commun- club, has become noted for its iiy —Bruce Ellison. scope and quality all over the Piano Solo—Lois LeClair. nation. P resen tatio n of Class — Lynn At 7:00 p. m. the annual Queen O. H am pton. Bansuet will be staged a t the P resentation of Diplomas By Chetco Inn, w here an elaborate Mrs. Gladys Kindel, chairm an of program has been planned by the school hoard. A ll-Y ear Events Association. Receiving diplom as w ere: V ir Sunday m orning, at 11 a. m .! ginia Akers, Dixie Allsup, John (daylight saving tim e- or 10:00 Berger, C harles Blair, Gary Bow by the clocks not set ahead, an lin, Melody Brimm, Jacqueline interdenom inational service will Brown, Sharon C enter, G ary •be held at Azalea S ta te P ark Coates, J a n e t Crum p, Joanne D ar- w ith combined choirs, M other- ger, Carol Davis, B ruce Ellison, singers and all churches helping. Richard Fadling, K enneth F ielder At noon the free barl>ecue W'ill and C arl Fox. be served at the park, and the Douglas Goldsberry, Joy G ott, afternoon will be open to the two B arbara Gould. Edwin Gran, C lif baseball gam es and the flower ford G uthrie, Joan H arper, B ar show at the high school gym. bara Hedberg, Stephen H enry, It was pointed out by the com D eE tta Hyland, Constance Ja k - m ittee th a t in case of inclement lewicz, Lenora Johnson, M ary w eath er the church service will Johnson, Stephen Johnson, H a r I m * held at the Com m unity church old Jones. instead of the park. R obert Ludlum, Shirley M at- T ickets for the Q ueen's B an lock, Peggy Moffitt, Donald M un quet which will be held S atu rd ay son, Gerald Myers, Kay Nichols, evening, may lx» purchased at the Vernon P ettegrew , Eunice Scott, Brookings W ater Co., Brookings John Sm ith, Thom as Sm ith, C a r M arket, Chetco D rug Store and ol Stafford, C harles Tierce, John Chetco Inn. Since only 125 are Upmey<|r, K aren W allace, Gay available, reservations should be W eaver, S andra Way, R oberta obtained early. Zook. Dances, Banquet Feature Festival Collier's Features Picture of 'Local' In a fea tu re a rticle of Collier's M agazine appears a picture of Mrs. G lenna Sm ith, d au g h ter of Artists Will Display Here Mr. and Mrs. Glen H urst of this place, who is teaching the handi Among the a rtists displaying capped in New York the a rt of paintings at the z\zalea Garden talking. Glenna, a speech m ajor Club flower show are Claude R. from U niversity of Oregon, went Groth, cousin of Mrs. K athrine to New York w ith her husband Doherty, who is a g rad u ate of l last year, and since has been em- the a rt departm ent of U niversity plo> d by the N’ev. ir i. Hr spit il of Oregon, and who is teaching for Sj ‘ech disorders. •at Canyonville Bible School; Sid I Glenna is shown in the picture ney Arm er. who has exhibited Dave Gilmore has been ill at his ¡training a physical!} handicapped on previous shows, as well as a home for the past week. Mrs. bQy, liefore a m irror, how to con few local a rtists. — — ---------------------- APcp Becm has been caring for trol the m outh m uscles in utt» r- T ry Pilot Class Ads they pay: him. 1 ing c e rtain sounds. M etcalf. P resen tatio n of Diplom as P rincipal, Mrs. B. A. Brown. Solo, "The End of a P erfect Day*’—Louise O stenberg. Benediction H arry Newman. G raduates w ere: Jim Nations. Audrey Newman, Billy Glass and Rodgers Brown. Class colors: green, yellow and w hite. M otto: Keep looking up. Aim, Heaven. 50 Given Diplomas Tuesday Evening At Commencement Kerr Tells C. of C. About Recent Trip W ith about fJO present at the May m eeting of Brookings C ham ber of commerce, despite g rad u a tion. H enry Kerr, wlio recently returned from an extended trip of the Holy Land, and Europe, told of some of his experiences. Veterans Will Meet Calling ell veterans - please meet a t 10 a. m. Friday. May 30, M emorial Day, at Mobil Station, in uniform if possible, or organ ization caps, to parade to Azalea Park and Chetco Bridge for the Memorial services.
