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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1952)
Thursday, May 29, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE THREE Pictures Of Area 17 Diplomas Were Weather Station * Wanted By 'State' Awarded Friday Moves Sunday C harles Grayshel, president of Following announecm ent of Oregon Coast Association, recev- At Commencement had charge of the Bonners Ferry. A ppointm ent of these observer» Idaho, statio n from 1935 to 1940. prevents the sta tio n from being and w as trained by the w eath er moved aw ay from the com m unity bureau tow ard the grade of m et w here it nas been located since the eorologist. Ben K erns had con 1936. The move is effective next resignation of P aul W hirry and siderable w eath er observation ex Sunday, when an in stallation m an ed last _ week from C arl » a . request . . ----- Dr. r Fred i vu Dvaiu, Beard, neau head oi of Uni- uni- Mrs. Lou Loring as w e a th er ob perience while w ith the U. S. will m ake the change. Jordon, director of the T ravel In- versity of Oregon Press, w as the servers. last week. Hal Root, of Air Force, and needl’d only an form ation B ureau of the Oregon principal speaker a t the annual the San Francisco w eath er bureau indoctrination course to prepare A le tte r to his m other, Mr». e ighway Commission, Sa- com m encem ent of Brookings H .cilice, cam e to Brookings last | him to r the local duties. Jam es Robinson, brings news of lorn, to obtain photogenic models S „ held Friday evening at the Friday and appointed Mrs. Dewey- Over the w eek-end Mr. Root Jim m y Jr. that he will leave Koji and a convertible to be used in gym nasium . Akers and Ben K erns as the new spent m any hours training the Island, Korea, Ju n e 3. He expect» taking pictures of scenic a tra c - ! , ... w eath er observers. new observes, and relief observ to be back in the sta te s for duty, tin n c in tu D i • . Describing Solomon as the ex- tions in the B rookings-H arbor 1 f .. , ... ____ T .• ... . am ple of wisdom, the speaker 1 Mrs. Akers, w ith her husband, ers who will aid w ith some of the and will probably get back to area. In line w ith obtaining pub- * observations. it-;.... a- .. . . _ . . H went on to e n u m erate reasons Brookings on furlough. licity for the Azalea Festival Mr. r ,__ . . . . • why Solomon rated this distinc- aid Lee Akers, Shirley Delores G rayshel suggested th a t these pic- 12 * 2i * ... . tion. Solomon w as g reat despite Bowlin. Je rry N orm an Anderson. last S a tu rd a y " DeDnnhT C la rk e th e fact ,h a t he lved abou' 3000 Jam es Raymond Fitzhugh, Jam es assistan t to Mr. Jordon, and Jini ' ,'al!i ago- a11 ,*< ause he had Frederick Grush. last S atu rd ay , Dennis C lark " hU" “ ".V WhlCh he. urged ,hose W illiam Dean Shipley, Ronald M eh in Sund, Joseph Royce S a r Young, one of the official s ta te K radua,lng ,o »ra c ,ice - A U TH O RIZED W hile Solomon acquired many ver. F ran k W alter Steineke, Ed- photographers, w ere sent here. |Win Bolton S tark. The tw’o men spent m ost of and vast riches, he never was too E dw ard G reotendorst, Dean O. S a tu rd a y scouting the area for proud to share it w ith his fellow- H am pton, W ilm er Richard P a t the best possible a ttractio n s. On men. He kept his w orkm en happy terson, H endrik Groot endorst, by giving them every opportun- Sunday m orning, Gordon Hook. - .. Robert Dean Shipley, John Lyle accom panied by Lyle V aughan. */V to prosPe r as theY worked, V aughan. placed the convertible a t the dis- v Bowlin Stand-out Girl P rio r to her aw arding diplom as, posal of the photographers. Sev- ( ' ad *n u ’hite cap and gow-n, Mrs. Gladys Kinde,, chairm an of McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER eral of the girls of the Azalea lu rn isb ed by her fellow students, the school board, told the audi C ourt consented to go along a n d iShirlcy Bowlin. only girl in the ence th at 60 students would be AND R E PA IR SERVICE pictures w ere tak en along t h e , class> s,O(xl out am ong the blue brought into the high school next N orth Bank of the Chetco. Two worn by tbe rem ainder of the fall, and the present grad u atin g fisherm en a t the bend of the c,ass- s h e a,so Kave the salu ta- Across from Shell Station Brookings, Oregon class was but 17. T hat problem of river casting from a rubber boat tory address, welcoming the par- P. O. Box 596 Phone 344 increasing enrollm ent i s again m ade a convenient background ents and B'*ends to the commence- adding to the district worries. for one of the pictures. m ent. One of the myrtlew-ood groves Follow ing the valedictory ad- along the riv e r also furnished dress b>’ Ronald Akers, Dr. Beard scenic background for some of spoke to the class in a w af for th e picture, both in color and in which he is noted, and the class black and w hite. One of the girls was introdoced by Lynn H am pton w as due at Azalea S ta te P a rk for vvho aw arded sa lu ta to ria n pin to reh earsal in the afternoon and Miss Bowlin and valuedictory pin the group arrived in tim e for the tc Ronald Akers, who also re V iS l T O U R photographer to tak e pictures of ieived a scholarship to Oregon th e Azalea F estival Queen and S ta te College for next fall, h e r court, the flower girls and Receiving diplom as w ere: Ron- the crown bearer, who w ere be- ----------------------- ------------------------ ing put through a reh earsal by fine co-operation of all of the ^M rs. Roy Molino. More pictures young people p articipating and w ere taken a t H arris Beach park told Mr. G rayshel th a t any of and o th er scenic locations. the group who w anted black and j^ lr . C lark and Mr. Young ex- w hite prints could have them by p i s s e d th eir appreciation of t h e ‘m aking th eir w ants known to him. t t Y. & M. 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