Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, December 18, 1952, Page 11, Image 11

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Thursday, December 18, 1952
father, and at her m arriage to
Philip M ountbatten.
The fam ily’s special candles
have served countless occasions.
Galli-Curci once ordered a 1,100-
pound Ajello m asterpiece to burn
in thanksgiving for a successful
throat operation. A giant two-
ton candle is set to burn one day
a year for IS centuries in m em ­
ory ol Enrico Caruso at his tomb
near Naples.
A veteran of World W ar I o r­
dered Ajello to make a candle
that m atched his size and weight,
with a hole in it representing the
wound he survived. He hired a
brass band to help him escort the
candle from the factory to a
church where he lighted it in
Thanksgiving.
When Antonio Jello died, at the
age of 78, hundreds of tapers with
his secret ingredients exuded the
odor of orange blossoms a t his
funeral.
The 2,300 tapers for the crow n­
ing of Elizabeth will be in grad­
uated sizes from 12 inches to six
feet, all of the same design.
The base of each will be a
wax model of the scarlet and gold
crown of the ruling House of
Windsor. From the center of the
crown's surm ounting cross leaps
a Florentine taper, hand-dipped
in virginal beeswax, its shaft fin-
germolded and then sprayed with
J/Zoronction Candles
™ For Briton's Queen
W lT IllX
a few days a fte r the
death of G reat B rita in ’s King
George VI an order crossed the
sea to A. Ajello & Bros, tor 2,300
tapers to illum inate the corona­
tion of Queen Elizabeth II next
summer.
The little M am aroneck. N.Y.,
factory is one of the oldest can­
dle-m aking firms in the world.
‘Through 175 years, six genera­
tions have brought to near perfec­
tion one of m an’s oldest methods
for turning back the darkness
with light.
Ajello candles burned at the
coronation of the new queen's
NORINE HARVEY
Teacher of
Piano— V*oice
Pipe Organ
STUDIO
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P IL O T , BROOKINGS. OREGON
BROOKINGS, ORE.
EAG LES
DANCE
Naw Years Eve
Wednesday, December 31st
V.F.W. Hall
FREE BALLOONS
-
NOISE MAKERS
Modern Out-of-Town Orchestra
REFRESHMENTS
m u r..x n u m in
ncnmcL icnnaAa
GIBBS CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Transit Mix Concrete
USING WASHED CRUSHED ROCK AND SAND
We invite you to inspect our materials
We also carry a stock of —
Septic Tank Supplies, Chimney Blocks, Cement Blocks
Culbert Tile, Drain Tile, Well Casing
GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK, S A \D AND CEMENT
Phone 2-545
EASY STREET
P A U L R G W N IG E R , M . D .
PH YSIC IA N A N I) SURGEON
PAGE ELEVEN
Oregon Division
Basketball News
Cancer Report
The local Bruins uph Id their
tit s* strin g record last week when
thc\ "took" Port Orford, 60 to 56,
hi their first county league game
of the season. The garni* was one
of those “sec-saw ” anybody’s
game all airs which kept the sp e c ­
tators on their toes and yelling.
Score was tied, 56 to 56. How­
ever, the local team took two
baskets in the overtim e, turning
the tide in th eir favor.
The Ophir game, played on the
Ophir heme floor, ended with a
total of 83 to 61 in favor of the
Bruins.
It is to be hoped that all of the
scores arc running higher th is
year due to the new rule which
allows two tries at free throw
in case the first try is missed.
Tuesday the Bruins play Gold
Beach at Gold Beach; Friday
Ophir comes to Brookings. Tues­
day, Dec. 23, Eagle Point comes
to Brookings.
C hristm as vacation has been
set from Tuesday night, Dec. 23
to Friday m orning, Jan. 5.
The cause or causes of cancer
are still unknown despite seven
years of concentrated research,
“but we, nevertheless, have come
a far way on the road to the
ultim ate solution of the riddle,
’’says the annual report of the
Oregon division, A m erican Cancer
Society.
Research is now less a by- prod­
uct of other studies and more a
direct a tta ck against the m an)
facets of the problem ,” the report
says, "it is not expected that
the riddle of cancer wi'l be solved
in a sudden Hash of discovery
nor is it likelj the solution will
be the work of any one investi­
gator. The problem is complex
ph x and there will be many men
anil women who will contribute
to its final solution.”
Preparations Made
For Holiday Season
LOCAL MERCHANTS
DEPEND ON YOU
^1
Your roll film processed and
printed in one day at the
Brookings Studio
P ortraits Y ou W ill B k
P roud o r
Fram es, Folders, Film, Photos
Copying and Oil Coloring
Portrait & Commercial
Brookings Studio
Free Tarking
Goetz Bldg.
u:i trajp u u'Âwtmntnrmniimtnn
Stores have
on display special C hristm as m er­
chandise and windows arc bright
with tinsel and toys.
Danna Baird was seen putting
the finishing touches to a paint­
ing of her own design on the
Chetco store window. K err Elec­
tric & H ardw are is broadcasting
at intervals C hristm as music
from a loud speaker attached to
the outside of the building.
Children are counting the days
until S anta will arrive. Every­
one is rushing here and there,
selecting gifts or getting packages
ready for mailing. The post of­
fice is one of the busiest places
in town, especially at mail hours.
People arc seen getting big bun­
dles of mail, indicating that cards
have sta rte d to arrive. Each day
.here arc m ore and bigger mail
sacks.
The com m unity C hristm as tree
stands in place ready for trim ­
mings and lights.
S it
EGG NIKI
22 carat gold dust until the tallow
resem bles beaten precious m etal.
Prototype specimens will be
Hame-tested for dripless, smokless
burning and the gold form ula will
be proved in advance against
green tarnish by long ex|Misure to
daylight. F our hundred individual
Get It At Your Grocers
P A R R S ID E *
C R ESC EN T CITY
D A IR Y
CALIFORNIA
dippings in wax at controlled
tcm jH 'raturc will be required in
the m aking of each of the half
dozen six-foot candles.
Using modern m ethods as well
as the ancient hand-dipping, and
woi king with specialized m achin­
ery under fluorescent lights, 50
| Ajello craftsm en turn out millions
of candles annually.
BLOCKINGS AUTO PARTS
AUTHORIZED
:
Office Phone 2911; Res. Phone ?.»80
BROOKINGS
CLINIC
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
AND R E PA IR SERVICE
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
(). Box 195 Brookings, Oregon
Phone 2274
Office hours. 9 a. m. 5 p. m
WORK
"Buy Brookings”
All about are signs of the ap­
proaching holidays.
Office Hours: io to 12; 1 to 5
T R E N C H IN G
H arry Lyness drove 011c of
Scott> W illiam son’s cars to S e a t­
tle for hun and a fte r a visit w ith
Mis. Lyness Hew back on Tues­
day. Mr. W illiamson is reporting
selling what cars he can from
his used car lot and moving the
rest to Seattle.
DONE
SEWER LINES, WATER LINES,
DRAINAGE DITCHES, ETC.,
At $12.50 PER HOUR
DR. R. E. SMITH
DENTIST
PHONE 2831
Dr. Richard L. Smith
OPTOMETRIST
Sporting Goods— Fishing Gear!
DR. ROY M. W HITE
Frank's Plumbing & Electric Shop
P. O. Box 1240
First House South
HARBOR, OREGON
of
Sunset Motel
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon
B T try to meet the anglers every need I
Emergencies at Any Hour
J. J. GALIAGHER
PHONE 2701
J m in f t by Appointment
K,
In the heart of town
Brookings, Oregon
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