Du Pont M anager Rotary Speaker Eight Years Ago In The Pilot Local Seniors To Visit Colleges m ent pro g ram will receive a set [of tw o m in ia tu re sta tu e s, and s ta te w inners in th e o th e r seven p ro g ram s will be aw ard ed an a ll­ expense trip to th e an n u al C lub C ongress in Chicago. T he n u m b er of sectional trip s to the Chicago C ongress offered in th e A chieve­ m ent ac tiv ity have been increased from 16 to 24. Each s ta te w in n er in th e above p ro g ram s will be aw ard ed a c e r­ tific a te of honor, as well as four 4-H Clubs in each county in the S afety program . T hese national 4-H pro g ram s are all d irected by the Cooperative E x tension Service. Brookings-Harbor Pilot 13 THURSDAY , A P R IL 8, 1954 A ta lk on "P ro g ress in B e tte r S eniors of B rookings - H arb o r Living" will be given here by Dr. ’rs R oland Sul teen left la s t high school have been invited to W etlnesday for P o rtlan d w h- re W a lte r A. Dew, P acific D istrict A pril 11, 1946 M an ag er of the du P ont C om pany she und erw en t su rg e ry early th is B rookings telephone o f f i c e join g ra d u a tin g stu d en ts th ro u g h ­ week. E x ten sio n Division. P ublic R ela­ moves to th e C e n tra l B uilding this out the s ta te as honor g uests of tions D e p artm en t. Dr. Dew. of week, so as to give ad e q u ate serv ­ the s ta te system of higher educa tion durin g S enior C am pus P re ­ San F rancisco, C a l i f o r n i a , is ice to B ro o k in g s-H arb o r area. widely know n as a sp e a k e r on Dean S choenfield of O regon view. A pril 23 and 24 S eniors a r in d u strial progress and chem ical S ta te tells local grow ers th at ■nvited to visit the cam pus of developm ents.. fu tu re of Lily in d u stry is up to th eir choice in o rd e r to become acquainted w ith th e s ta te school He will not only m ention some they them selves. o f th e new est developm ents in P lans being m ade to build new they plan to atten d . \ cry nice, new duplex The an n u al w eekend event will chem ical research , but will also school building. he observed sim ultaneously at the discuss w h at m ak es them possible 2 bedrooms, Youngstown U niversity of Oregon, Eugene- and how th ey get o u t of the test Oregon S ta te College. C orvallis- kitchen, tile bath, wired tubes and into th e hands of the Oregon College of E du catio n ’ TO PLAY IN FIN A L S public as useful products. lie will for range and dryer. M onm outh; S o u th e rn O regon Col­ also tell of such b e tte r known .Janet M osier and S am m y Dot- lege of E ducation, A shland; and th in g s as nylon and cellophane o n who w ere both w inners in F u n era l services w ere held at Ocean View and how new things from the Albia, Iow a M arch 11th for Mrs. Oregon Technical In s titu te , K la­ the in stru m en tal division w h e n chem ical in d u stry c o n trib u te to H arold Thom pson of H arbor, O re ­ m ath Falls. they played on K IE M 's TV S ta rs P re - college o rien ta tio n of of '65 recently, a re scheduled to a b e tte r sta n d a rd of living. g o n , who died M arch 5th a t St. ’m pus facilities has been a r ­ olay in th e finals S a tu rd a y , A pril As a re su lt of his in tim ate P etersb u rg , F lorida. know ledge of chem ical develop­ T he d a u g h te r of M arg aret Ann ranged and all visiting stu d en ts 10 between 11 and 11:30 a m . m en ts w ith the du P ont Com pany. and Lewis P rice, she w as born in will have th e o p p o rtu n ity of d is­ Dr. D ew says, " In d u stria l science H item an, Iowa M ay 23, 1894 She cussing ed ucational plans w ith is th e new c re a tiv e force in was united in m a rria g e to H arold I acu ity adv isers P ro g ram s of en make your home at the hum an affa irs th a t has been re ­ Thom pson M arch 19, 1913. They te rta in m e n t have been scheduled, including sports events, mix sponsible for m o r e m aterial lived in M elcher, Iow a and Las p ro g ress th an any m echanism ever Angeles, C alif. before establishing dances and firesides. Supervised housing will be arran g e d in a u ­ developed in th e h istory of m an .” residence in O regon in 1946. thorized cam pus facilities. Dr. Dew has devoted most t f Mrs. Thom pson w as preceded ROOM AND BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTH R eg istratio n will begin a t 7 his c a re e r to research, develop­ in death by an in fa n t son, and p.m. F riday. A pril 23, at each ROOMS BY NIGHT OR BY WEEK m ent, and production in th e chem ­ survived by h er husband, tw o obtain ical in d u stry . W ith in recent y ea rs d au g h ters, Mrs. V ivian (L. I I ) cam pus. Seniors m a y he has becom e w idely known as a K irtley of H arbor, O regon, Mrs. fu rth e r inform ation at the o f f e r Rotary Club each Tuesday, 12:00 noon sp ea k er and a u th o r on develop­ M arjorie (J. A.) B enson of St. of th eir principal. S enior C am pus P review is an Lions Club, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. m en ts in th e chem ical field. P etersb u rg . F la. A son, R obert int r-cam pus program coordinated He is a g ra d u a te of P rinceton H arold Thom pson of H a rb o r; two .. ..... .......... J- j J i ' j n i li Bimgüwuüiasuj^ U niversity, from w hich he re ­ grandsons, Je ffe ry S co tt T hom p­ by the High School-C ollege R ela­ tions com m ittee of G eneral E x ­ ceived th e degree of D octor of son and L aw rence Reed K irtley ; P hilosophy in 1924. He joined du one g ra n d d au g h ter, Cindy Lee tension Division for the s ta te sys- ' tern. P o n t th a t sam e y e a r as a re ­ Benson, 4 sisters, M rs. D? C. M or­ search chem ist, la te r expanding gan and M rs. Ted F isher, both of his activ ities into developm ent P angm an Sask, C anada. Mrs. and production w ork for the com ­ A rth u r Thom as of Miloca, Minn., pany. In connection w ith his work, and Mrs. C assie P ro se of Rock he is th e a u th o r of m any scientific sland, 111; 3 b ro th ers, W. R. P rice p ap e rs and a n u m b er of U nited of Albia, la., D aniel P rice of Des Eight 1954 N ational 4-H aw ard s S ta te s and C anadian p a te n ts have Moines, Iow a and L. E. P rice of program s, in w hich a to tal of 62 M elcher, Iowa. been g ra n te d on his discoveries. college scholarships valued at $18,- Dr. Dew h as also been con­ The final rite s at H um eston 600.00 will be aw arded to the L arg e hom e on 8.2 ac res— sp rin g W’a te r wdth p ressu re pum p. cerned w ith th e tra in in g of op­ F u n eral H om e w ere conducted by highest ra tin g w inners, have been 4 rooms, bath and u tility room on first floor are b eau tifu lly e ra tin g su p erv iso rs in du Pont Dr. C. L. Young. B u rial w as in accepted by th e S ta te E xtension finished. U pper floor has th re e room s unsealed. 2 c a r g arag e— p la n ts and had m anagem ent re ­ Oak cem etery, Albia, Iowa. shop- woodshed F u ll price, $4,500. Service. sp o nsibility in ord n ance p lan ts T he program s, n um ber of $303 1 A C R E—Close to school 1 bedroom house w ith larg e o p erated by th e com pany fo r the national scholarships, and aw ard living rm ., kitchen & d in e tte not q u ite com pleted b u t livable. G overnm ent. Also d u rin g the last donors a re : A chievem ent, 12, Ford F u ll P r. $3600 — $1000 down. w ar, he w as connected w ith the M otor Co.; C anning, 6. Ke*’• Lovely 2 bedrm . hom e on 100 foot OCEAN F R O N T lot G o v ern m en t's M a n h a tta n project G lass; F arm and Hom e E lectric, $12,000. as a technical specialist. A sizeable delegation of Brook 6. W estinghouse E d u c n tion A fte r the w a r he becam e m an ­ ngs B arb e r shoppers and th eir F oundation; Food P rep a ratio n , S B eau tifu l 3 bedrm . H om e on ACRE L O T — w alking d istan ce a g e r of th e E a ste rn D istrict of wives atten d e d th e T hird A nnual K elvinator; G irls’ Record, 6. M ont­ to c e n te r of tow n. $6000 Down, balan ce F.H .A . term s. th e E xten sio n Division and in p arad e of Q u a rte tte s and C en ten ­ gom ery W ard; H ealth, 8. K e l'o m 5 A C R ES—H arlxrr D istrict — $5,500 Cash. 1948 w as appointed m an ag er of nial Review in C rescent C ity S a t­ Co., of B a ttle C reek. Mich.; Ho: i B U S IN E S S O P P O R T U N IT IE S th e P acific D istrict. urday night, in spite of th e fact Im provem ent, 8, Sears-R Boy S couts and school p ro ­ here. As usual, th e p arad e pro- ( ounty aw ards in th e program s $6500 last year. F ull P rice $11,000. gram s. He is a m em ber of the ided top vari tv e n te rta in m e n t, have b e e n increased to fo u r go'. I A m erican C hem ical Society. Sie- s is generally th e case w here filled m edals of honor, w 'h LIST YOUR P R O P E R T IE S W IT H US FOR COURTEOUS m a Xi honor scientific research Bob P erk in s is M aster of C ere­ exception of Food P re p a ra tio n ar ’ AND E F F IC IE N T SE R V IC E . society, th e A m erican In s titu te of monies. G irls' R ecord, which offor i C hem ical E n gineers, and o th e r O ur local ch o ru s p resen ted a each. I RMA D. RICE, B roker PHONE 2824 org an izatio n s. strik in g stag e ap p e ara n ce in th e ir S ta te aw ards rem ain th e s--ri ^1 C > harles a h i . e s G H K rayshel A Ï Î H U L , , U Y F. F . IA.ICE G U uy R ice co” tra s tin g black and w hite w ith as in 1953. Each boy and • ROTA R IA N S TO LEA R N strin g bow ties. T h e B rookings s ta te w inner in th e 4-H Achieve N ew ly elected officers of the ’ oun w as doubly proud w’hen B ro o k in gs-H arb o r R o tary Club Bob Dick w as asked to d irect tli will a tte n d a m eetin g in M cM inn­ G rand F in ale comtxYsed of th»’ ville A pril 24th, w hich will form ‘w M C ity C h a p te r and v isit­ a class of in stru ctio n for th e new’ ing q u a r te tte s from B erkeley. men. kland, M edford, and B rookings. Bob looked rig h t a t horn* d ire c t­ G IR L BORN MONDAY ing such fine ta le n t. Mr. and Mrs. W a rre n P e rrin are B rookingsites w ho w ere seen at p a re n ts of a baby girl born Mon­ the parad e w e re: M r .and M r. day, A pril 5, 1954, at Seaside ; G u e rre tta z , Mr. and Mrs. H ospital. P au l W h irry , Mr. and Mrs. C harles G rayshel, Mr. and Mrs. CARD OF THANKS ' ” th e r T isdale, Mr. and M rs. W e wish to th a n k all of our H arold Young, M r and M rs frien d s in th e B rookings. H arb o r C harles Young, M r .and M rs. H a r ­ a re a for th e ir m any m essages of old Dobbs, M r .and Mrs. Dal- sy m p ath y and th e lovely flowers. Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sw an Harold Thompson on. Mrs. C huck M organ, Mi’s. Vivian Kertley R u th loafer, C liff B ushnell, Dr. Marge Benson T 1 S am uel, S ta n le y P a tte rso n , Bob Thom pson. H arrison H ale, P a t W ilson, Boo P eterson, M ickey Gould. Leo L u ­ cas. "P op" D im m ick, F re d Fox. Em il M oore, and d a u g h te r, Eug< - nia. and M r .and M rs. George IF T H E PzXRTY w ho w as seen F unk. ta k in g a red and w h ite tricycle from house in A zalea M anor (Paid Political Adv will re tu rn it. no action will be Reach th a t bu y er through tak en . P ilot Bo'- 3 7-1* Pilot Classified A dvertisem ent Services Held In A lbia, Iowa FOR LEASE See Phelps - Pilot CHETCO Oregon Renews 8 4-H Scholarships IN N SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY Brookings Group Attends Song Fest L e t 's B u i l d C u r r y C o u n t y TO G ETH ER Too Late To Classify CHARLES DOANE