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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1953)
County High School Eagles Trooa Hold Players Leave For Tourney Won By Court Of Honor H. S. Basketball Eagles Troop 222. Boy Scouts Brookings Bruins of America, held a court of honor Dist. Tournament Brookings won the county high school basketball tournam ent held at Gold Reach Thursday through S aturday. This is the sixth year they have captured the title under the guidance of Coach G uthrie. On Friday evening the Rruins played Gold Beach in a close game leading only in the last qu arter. The final score was 51 to 46. S atu rd ay evening B IT S , scor ing 28 points in the first q u a rte r went on to defeat Port Orford for the C urry county champion ship, 72 to 62. The score at the half was 41 to 22. P ort Orford s ta rte d w ith a rush at the beginning of the second half and by the end of the third w ere trailing Brookings, 53 to 44 The last q u a rte r was nip and tuck with first one team and then the o th er scoring points. Although trying hard the P o rt Orford never quite caught the title-bound B ruins of Brookings. Boyd and Ray W esteren paced the Brookings scoring w ith 20 and 17 jxiints while P ort Orford high score men were Flake and Penrl, both w ith 20 points. The th ree W estern brothers Ray, Ron and Boyd, w ere select ed on the first all-county team. ---------------------- Along Azalea Row The M arch m eeting of the Azalea Garden Club will be held at the Grange hall on Thursday, M arch 12 at 2:00 p.m. D essert luncheon will be served at 1.00 p.m. by Mrs. E. E. Hanscam , chairm an; M esdames Louis E. P e terson, A rth u r Payne and O tto Turley. A program of music will be given by the Azalea Singers un der the direction of Mrs. C. A. McKenzie. Mrs. Robert Swan will talk briefly on the swallow and its habits, and Mrs. Calvin Johnson will give a short talk on the pansy. The guest speaker for the a ft ernoon will be Mrs. Phil Brady who will talk about fuschsias. Mrs. Phil Brady is well known to m any of the m em bers, having been a visitor to the Azalea G ar den Club on m any occasions and is an au th o rity on fuchsias and th eir m ethods of growth. T here are but two classes of people in the w orld: Those who live to get w hat they can by fair m eans or foul, and those who are anxious to give so that others m ay live b e tte r and happier lives. club was left till the next meet-1 ing. Gary Bowlin was elected I Bnx> kings I larbor Pilot president; Clyde Oliver, vice THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1953 president; Jan et Crump, sec re-1 tary; Roy Brooks, news re p o rte r I out by Mr. M aybrick. who de and Stanley Cargill, song lead«*;. signed the Palace of Fine A rts O ther m embers of the club a re : for the San Francisco Ezposition. Bobby Bivan, Sharon Bowlin. It is hoped the Driskells and Alan Bowlin, Elizabeth Bravo, others who are fam iliar w ith his 'ackie Bravo, Robert Cargill, torical facts concerning the area Dale Crump, Larry Hanan, Pat will provide the new library w ith | Lanlean, Helen Lucas, Danney a detailed record. ♦ Mullen, Leslie Oldham and M ar vin Pettegrew . The projects involved carry l>eof, sheep and hogs. ------------ I 9 at which Mr. Je rry Burnham , 1 he high school Bruins leave Scout executive, was featured as ’oilay < I hursday) for the district speaker of the evening, and tournam ent at Yoncolla to be aw ards for advancem ent and played Friday and Saturday. service w ere represented. Phillip I 1 hursday afternoon the team will Kessler was the m aster of cere-i practice on the Cottage Grove monies for the evening, and did a Union High School court through very nice job introducing the scout the kindness of Superintendent comm ittee, guests of honor, and Virgil Kingsley. announcing the aw ards to be At 7:30 p.m. the Bruins play made. Bert K err awarded m erit the second place Douglas county badges to David Bushnell for bas team. Glendale. At 8 :’5 Powers ketry, to Bobby Dimmick for citi in Coos county plays Drain, the zenship in the home and first aid, Douglas county first place team . I Everyone is asked not to for- and to Dick Fadling for basketry The winners of Friday night’s •’«'* the dance that is to I k * given and home repairs. W alter game play at 8:45 S atu rd ay night, this S aturday at the V.F.W. hall T hatcher aw arded one-year serv-i the losers at 7:30."* and sponsored by that organiza ice pins to Gary Ault, Russell High school is being lengthened Removal of the “Old Rugged tion to help the La arge’s build Beem, Dick Berger, David Bush one hour each day for Tuesday, Cross” from the original Catholic a new home. nell, Ronnie Combs. Phillip W ednesday and Thursday, so Music will lx* furnished by church which is to be used for Bonde, Dale Crump, Dick Fad- teachers and students may go to Don's orchestra, led by “Red*’ other phases of church work, la te ling, Jim m y Gribble, Larry H an the game. S aturday noon Mr. Bingham and m ade up of Joe non, Phillip Kessler, L arry Way i Hampton is to meet with the dis ly brings to mind the date of its Nichols, Paul W hirry, Roti Sax- erection. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. and Bobby Dimmick. trict com m ittee at (he Umpqua Driskell came into the area via a elby, Joyce Morgan and C arm en Mr. Banyard awarded Ronn’e hotel in Roseburg to “iron o u t’’ basket pulled from a ship s ta n d Sanders. F allert with his second class pin. any problems growing out of the ing off the point, to the rocks on L e t’s all support this V.F.W. Dewey Spence presented L a r r y . tournam ent. shore before the original pier or project and enjoy an evening of Hannon with his first class pin,! Should the Bruins take the the old mill had been sta rte d in dancing. and George Gates awarded a first tournam ent, they would go to the 1912. They then w ere taken up ♦ class pin to Dale Crump. The state tournam ent at Salem the the ('h et co to the old F erry Education is the cheap defense highest aw ard of the evening, following week. Ranch where a ferry operated of nations. B urke. S ta r Scout, was presented by Players to participate in the across the river at that time. It is only the ig n o ra n t who d e Je rry B urnham to Bobby D im -' district tournam ent are : Boyd This is now owned by “Bull” mick. Danny Ames escorted the W esteren, Ron W esteren, Ray Miller. spise education. Pubhhua Syrus. m others forw ard to pin on the W esteren, Dennis Fadling, Jack Read Pilot Ads it pays! E arly mill employees were aw ard pins. Byron Brimm, Phil Crush, Dennis Phetteplace, L lojd housed at the ranch until homes z ------------------------------ k lip Bonde and Russell Beem were Russell, Kenneth Russell, Raleigh could be built near the planned color guards for the ceremonies. Burr, Jerry Brewer, F rank Fad- mill. Mr. and Mrs. Driskell lived The program for the evening ling. for many years in the house now was brought, to a close with the M anager for the team is Dave owned by Fred Fox across from tenderfoot investiture ceremony Hovey. the Com m unity church. Bookkeeping presided over by Scoutm aster A small com m unity hall was Howard Crane, where candles built w here the church now Pay Roll Tiucei representing each of the scout stands. A new Catholic church laws, were lighted, and Eddie E l insurance was built in 1915. This is the lis and Ray Hill were presented building now being converted to K e rr Building with their tenderfoot pins. other uses by the parish and ------------ Com m ittees reporting on the F a th e r Hamilton. The a lta r was progress of the Fashion Show donated by Pedroli brothers. A Brookings, Oregon plans say there have been several tine plan for Brookings was laid j very fine m erchandise gifts added to the door prizes. These will he given to those holding the lucky num bers at the close of the show. Tickets will be on sale by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew HofTeldt all Satellite Club m em bers next returned just recently from a va week. Tickets will entitle hold cation period spent in the warm ers to lx>th the Fashion Show and TO A’E'.VT AY HOUR OR l!Y DAY South. Leaving their H arbor dance. The dance to be held in home on Dec. 17 they ate C h rist the V.F.W. hall a fte r the Fashion m as dinner in Key W est, Fla., Show. K athryn’s Beauty Shop and spent New Y ear’s day in Miami, and a week in Fort Myer. While M ildred’s Beauty Salon will style Phone 2589 or Write Box 417 there they had the pleasure of many of the models' hair-dos j BROOKINGS. OREGON m eeting a sta te agricultural in The models will all be local peo ' spector who was a son of Charlie ple. ------------*------------ Bickner. They visited rice fields in Lou isiana and stoppixl at a plan ta tion in Las Cruces, N. Mex., near , NEW El Paso, Texas, to renew acquain- Eighteen 4-H Club m em bers HARBOR TRAILER COURT tainces. There in 1926, on an and a num ber of their parents other trip, they had tried pick ing a small sack of cotton to see met at the home of Janet anti how it was done, and was invited Dale ( ’rum p last T hursday eve ning and reorganized the Win- o dinner by the owner. chuck Livestock Club. Harold Space for modern trailers In Big Bend National Park, Mr. HotTeldt becam e ill with the Crum p was selected as their local T urn left 3 10 mile S. from Chet co Bridge flu. Being about 80 miles from leader and Leland P ettegrew as their assistant leader since Alvin M arathon or Alpine and a drug RUSSEEE & WILLOUGHBY - HARBOR store or doctor, they used medi Henry has moved to California. cine another flu patient offered and left the unused |>ortion for another who might lie downed with the same ailment. They ran across the Milton G raham s in San Diego and Di Blackman of Sm ith River in Fort Myers, Fla. They were also hailed' by a man from New Jersey, w ho' noticed their Oregon license, who JA ERù SUNDAY — 12:00 to qxx » I*. M. said he once lived in G rants Pass. Mr and Mrs. HofTeldt im m e diately recognized him as a man they once bought a cow from and A LA CARTE SPECIALS TO SUIT YOUR TASTES named Rosy, a fte r her form er owner. The m an turned out to be Portions for Children - Half Price Mr. Rossweje himself. They all had a good laugh anti agreed th at j the world was indeed a small place. Tlie Hoffeldts are now at home, Telephone 4041 We Cater Parties and Banquets tanned and happy a fte r their 4'2 Miles N. of Crescent City on Alder Road most pleasant trip to interesting places. Old Catholic Church Erected In Nineteen Fifteen Dance To Help Build La Barge Residence B. B. Crabb Co. ♦ Fashion Show News Hoffeldts Return From Winter Sojourn In South Caterpillar No. 12 power road grader Caterpiller D-7 or D-8 PUTNAM LOGGING COMPANY 4-H Livestock Club Reorganized Thurs. 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