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£ nr o t n t * aft Forsyth, Hall Win In Primaries County Ju d g e Guy F o rsy th w as renominated for his position by Curry C ounty R epublicans, and Sam Hall w as elected D istrict Attorney, according to final r e turns from F rid a y ’s prim ary’ e le ction. Charles Doane, Gold B each Democrat won th e rig h t to oppose Forsyth in th e g eneral elections to be held next N ovem ber. Incum bent Rod M cK enzie of Sixes defeated C h arles G rayshel of Brookings by ab o u t 2 to 1 over Coos and C urry’ C ounties for the position of S ta te L egis lature. Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere A Finer Community VolunicS—Number 13 BBC HIKINGS, CVRKT C O CNTT. ORBOON »’KICK ON NEWNMTANDH— TRN C E N T « I hursday, May 27, 1954 Festival Opens Saturday PR O G R A M THE azalea festival ’ large Crowds Expected For Three Day Celebration For Azalealand Final county re p o rts gave F o r SATURDAY, MAY 29 syth 488 votes fo r C ounty Judge, with his stro n g est opponent, L u 10:30 A. M.—O rgan C oncert. A galea S ta te P a rk , by Mr. R ussell ther Tisdale of B rookings, receiv Jen k in s ing 391. F re d A dam s ^>f O phir 11 A. M. C o ronation of th e Q ueen, A zalea S ta te P a rk got 246, and C laren ce B rooks of 2 P. M. O pening of A zalea C lub F low er S how : Mt. Em ily Gem Langlois 185. and m ineral C lub Rock show ; A rts and C ra ft exhibits. F orsyth show ed stre n g th all 7:30 P. M. Q u e en ’s B anquet, V FW H all. through th e county, alth o u g h he 9:00 P. M. Q u een ’s Ball, C hetco G ran g e H all, sponsored by B eta Sigm a was fa r o u td ista n ced by T isdale ! Phi. in the B ro o k in g s-H arbor area. He outpolled both A dam s and Brooks SUNDAY, MAY 30 through th e n o rth and control parts, even topping them in th e ir 11:00 A. M. C hurch S ervices, A zalea S ta te P a rk ; M usic by C hetco own areas. C horal C lub d irec ted by H elen Rice. 2 to 5 P. M. Flow’e r Show, High School. H all's strn e g th was also c o u n ty wide as he o u td ista n ced Bill F u l- , 1 :00 P. M. B arbecue, A zalea S ta te P ark . ler of Gold Beach, 757 to 530. H e 1:00 P. M. B aseball, G ra n ts P ass vs. B rookings (doubleheader) won in every a re a except th e tw o MONDAY, MAY 31 Gold Beach p recin cts and a cou p le of sm aller n o rth e rn ones. M cKenzie b e a t G rayshel ev ery , 12 N oon: B oat races, C hetco R iver, sponsored by B rookings-H arb o r Lions Club. w here except th e th re e so u th e rn precincts. He polled 839 in C u rry 4:00 Giving of m erchandise aw ard s to holders of A ll-Y ear E v en ts C ounty to G ra y sh el's 464, and m em bership tickets. incom plete re tu r n s from Coos C ounty gave him 2393 to G ray- TH O M PSO N T A K E S OV ER sh el’s 1288. PO ST M A ST E R D U T IE S In cu m b en t S h eriff Glen S m itn B rookings’ new jx istm aster thum ped P ercy L an tz of Sixes, W illiam Thom pson, took o v er his 1079 to 238. And Dr. E. V. M inty new duties last w eek at th e local ot Gold Beach won C oroner over .postoffice. 'Thompson w as ap p o in t Dr. P aul R o n n ig er of B rookings ! ed several m onths ago, hut did on a p u rely sectional vote, 700 to ! not begin his d uties u n til M ay 15. 573. T he A zalea F e stiv a l Q u een ’s T he present sta ff at the post- J. R. Y oakam , incum bent H all, sponsored by th e All Y ear office will continue to w ork und C ounty C om m issioner will face E vents A ssociation will be p re e r Thom pson. _____________________ D em ocrat D. O. B reedlove in th e ' sen ted by B eta Sigm a Phi, S a t G eneral elections. Y oakam won urday, M ay 28. at th e C hetco REBEKAHS CONVENE a clase th re e w ay race w ith 418 G range H all beginning at 9 p. m. votes to 394 for G eorge Wood- D ecorations will c a rry out th e HERE JUNE 4th R oyal them e, and m usic will be w o rth to 394 for M oss A erill. The D istrict C onvention of Re- On th e d em o cratic side, C h arles provided by th e Golden B lues of bekah [yxlge in D istrict No. 3i Doane won easily in light b allo t C rescent C ity who m ade such a w ill be held at B rookings, Ju n e ing w ith 369 votes, A rchie K e r hit at th e P rom last week. 4th w th Topaz R ebekah Lodge ber, who had w ith d raw n had 141, P re se n ta tio n of th e Q ueen and No. 241 as th e hostess lodge. D. S. W allace 106 and M arvin her co u rt w ill be th e highlight of T h ere will be an afternoon m “»*t- Shields, 49. th e evening. ing, w ith a six th irty banquet, In sta te w id e races, C u rry T ickets w’iil be av a ila b le a t the followed by an evening m eeting. C ounty gave a solid edge to Gov door, and th e ch a rg e will be $1.00 T he P resid en t of th e R ebek ah As. ern o r P aul P a tte rs o n in th e R e ¡x*r person, sem bly of O regon will m ak e her publican p rim ary . 769 to E arl official visit at this tim e. N ew bry’s539 and and su rp risin g iy All R ebekahs a re inv ited to a t gave a slim edge to H erb B ark e r THREE CLUBS JOIN tend the m eetings, and if they of Salem fo r I^abor C om m issioner wish to go to th e b anquet, they over E ugene Allen, 518 to 512. should notify M rs. F ay e S ta n - IN ROCK DISPLAY h u rst so th a t she will know’ how B iggest su rp rise w as th e larg e T he second an n u a l Mt. E m ily m any to p re p are for. m ajo rity by w’hich th e C ounty R eapp raisal M easure sailed Gem and M ineral C lub Rock show, to be held M ay 29th and 30th, z----------------------------------------------- A through. It passed, 1,726 to 498 w’ill th is y e a r include displays T he election w as fe a tu re d by QUEEN’S BANQUET u n u sually h eav y voting fo r a from th e Del N o rte R ockhounds SET FOR VFW IIALL n o n -presidential p rim ary, particu Inc. T he H u m b o lt Gem and M in larly on th e R epublican side. R e eral S ociety and th e Hodge Podge T he Q u een ’s B anquet fo r th e publicans voted 80 p e r cent in A gate and M ineral Shop of G ra n ts A zalea C ourt will h e held at Pass. F errelo precinct, and 55 J*R cent J th e V FW H all a t 7:30 p. m. T he B rookings C lub will have in B rookings an d C hetco, and S a tu rd a y evening. G u ests of n o rth ern p re c in c ts show ed as ! m any in te re stin g cases of rough H onor will lx* th e R oyal C o u rt and polished stones, Jew elry , I n heay o r h eav ier votes. of th e F estival dian a rtifa c ts , as w ell as an ex T he d in n er is being a r r a n g cellent flo resccn t display A lsi ed by ladies of the E piscopal O. E. S. TO SPONSOR fe atu red d u rin g th e show will be P resb y teria n C hurches. RAINBOW FOR GIRLS [ a door prize, g ra b bag, sw ap area, i T ian ick and ets a re now’ on sale by and com m ercial displays of gem m em bers of th e A ll-Y ear S a te llite C h ap ter. O. E S is m a te ria l su p p lies and lap id ary E vents A ssociation and at the m aking a rra n g e m e n ts to sponsor equipm ent. Pilot office. a local C h ap ter of the O rd e r of » T here will lie no adm ission B ecause of lack of room, only R ainbow for Girls. P la n s a re be- ( charged for th e ex h ib it which 175 tick ets w i’l be su’d for the ing m ade for th e new org an izatio n opens a t 10 a m S a tu rd a y in the Banquet. to be chart* n d in th e fail. , B rookings G rade School Royal Theme To Keynote Ball Saturday Night 30 SENIORS TO GET DIPLOMAS T h irty seniors will be p re s e n t 'd diplom as at C om m encem ent ex ercises to be held T h u rsd ay , J u n e 3, at th e High School A udi to rium , beginning at 8 p. m. Dr. E lnie Stevenson, P resid en t S o u th e rn O regon College of E d u catio n W’ill deliver the C om m en cem en t address. T h e S a lu ta to ria n will lx* Joyce Baldwin, and th e V aled icto ry a d dress by D iana Bowlin. No One Hurt In 3-Car Crash Eleven people m iracu lo u sly e s caped in ju ry in an accident th a t piled up th re e cars S u n d ay night. Tw’o of th e th ree ca rs w’crc listed as to ta l losses, w ith the to tal e x te n t of the d am ag e on th e o th e r not yet d eterm in ed Involved w ere cars d riven by H a rry N eum an, F rcn ch y A rrell , and O m ar H inton A ccording Io ' rep o rts, N e u m a n ’s c a r had run j out of gas Ibid w as able to pull only p a rtly off th e pavem ent be cau se of th e narrow ’ shoulder. A rrell stopped behind N eum an, because of oncom ing traffic. H in to n ’s car, also northbound, stru c k A rrell in th e rear, th ro w in g his ' c a r in to N e u m a n ’s. T h e accident tipped N eu m an ’s c a r on its side and A verell's c a r w as th ro w n on top of it, upside down. H in to n ’s c a r wound up across th e road. GRANGE INITIATES NEW CANDIDATES At th e re g u la r m eetin g of C h e t co G ran g e last F rid ay evening, eleven can d id ates w ere in itia te d in th e 3rd and 4 th d eg rees by the ladies degrex? team T h e new m em . hers w’ere p resen ted w ith G range pins, th e co m plim ents of th e G ran g e In su ra n c e C om pany for all new’ m em bers in itiate d in all fo u r d egrees in full form . Joe Zum pfe w as installer! as O v er see r to com plete th e te rm of W ill iam E ickhoff; P olly C lendenin as L ec tu rer, to fill th e vacan cy bv th e resig n atio n of M rs. E ickhoff, and E v a S p rin g e r as C eres to r e place L a ru e Ziegler. A p a rty w as held in honor of th e th re e d e p a rt ing m em bers, and they w ere p ro s' r ile d a b lan k et from th e G range. CHAMBER PO STPO NED Then* will lx* no m eetin g of th e B ro o k )n g s-H arb o r C h am b e r of C om m erce th is w«x*k It has tx*en postponed in favor of th e Azalea F estiv al E v ery th in g w as in re ad in ess th is w’eek for the A zalea F e s tiv a l w hich opens h ere S a tu rd a y for a 3 day festival. d>nd b rig h t skies w’ere in p m v jx»ct for th e crow ds who a re e x pected, a f te r a th re a t of sh o w ers e a rlie r in the W’cek. S a tu rd a y will see th e F e stiv al off to its beginning w th th e c o r on atio n of Q ueen Gwen and n e r lovely co u rt in Azalea P ark . M ay. or R o b ert D im m ick will crow n th e Q ueen, w ith B radley P ag e as M as- S a tu rd a y aftern o o n will see th e opening of the A zalea G ard en C lu b ’s flow er show as well as th e Rock show and o th e r ex h ib its to be held at tlx» school A festiv e crow n will pay h o m ag e to th e C ourt at th e Qui*en’s B an quet, to be held at th e V FW h all S a tu rd a y evening, and to lx* fol- lowed by the Q u een ’s tw o halls, a m o d em d an ce a t th e Clx’tco G range Hall sjxinsortxi by B eta S igm a Phi, and an old linn* on e at th e O dd-Fellow s hall, sp o n so r ed by th e W ran g lers. S unday m orning will see th e in ter-d en o m in atio n al C hurch S e rv ices held in A zalea P a rk at 11 A M , w ith Rev. H ugh B ronson as C h airm an. M usic will lx* by tlx* C hetco C h o ral C lub u n d e r H elen Rice. S unday aftern o o n will lx> ta k e n up by the B arbecue, w ith one to n of fx*ef to he served to th e F e s ti v al’s visitors. Also scheduled for Sunday aftern o o n is the baseball d o u b le- h ead er lx*twix*n G ran t sP a ss and Brookings. F irst gam e s ta r ts a t 1 P. M. M onday w inds up th e test val w ith lx>at races in th e C hetco, sponsored by th e B rook ing»-H a r- lx>r Lions C lub C h airm an Jo h n H ew itt ex p ects fo rty b o ats fo r th e races, which will s ta rt at 12 noon. T h e races w ill be follow ed by th e giving of m erch an d ise aw a rd s to memlx*rs of th e A ll-Y ear E- v en ts A ssociation T ick et h o ld ers m ay win a TV set, a u to m a tic w a sh e r or d ryer, C hain saw , O u t bo ard M otor, M ixer o r electric b lan k et. T he prizes will lx* a w a rd ed at 4 P. M T ick e ts a re s till on sale. BACCALAUREATE SET FOR SUNDAY B a c c a la u re a te services w ill be held T h u rsd a y . Mav 129, at 8 o ’clock, in th e S ev en th D ay A d v en tist Chuch. T he sp e a k e r will tx* Rev. W illard Spencer. T h e re will be no school F rid ay , 'b e c a u s e of jirep aratio n s for th e flow er show, a nil no sehool M on day, w hich is a legal holiday. T h e ele m e n ta ry b u ild in g w’ill lx* re leased to th e R<x*k club F rid ay . S tu d e n ts will re tu rn to school Ju n e 1 w ith e x a m in a tio n s J u n e 2 and 3
