Brookings-Harbor pilot., May 26, 1955, Image 1

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AZALEA Festival
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O ne of Brookings g re a te st week
*'i’d>, the Az.il a F estival, w il
at 11 a m S a tu rd a y in b e a u t­
iful Azalea P ark , w ith th e Coron-
Ath ri Cep,mouses, and the subs -
quen; crow ning of Q ueen Joann
S m ith
h“ pa- k h s never been in
tx oep s-hai.o
ihe A za’eas a re
in bloom. C aretak , r E rank Stiles
" 1 s
l ot ’
O. e put the.
p.ii’K in pertoct condition, for the
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' o ’tPs planned lor S a tu rd a y
and Sunday.
A large crow d of peoole are»
expected to a tte n d the eel b ra tio n
Saturday afternoon at 1 p ni. th e
Flow er and Art Show, und er the
Nowhere A Finer Community
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NFWMHTANI»»— T» «* CFV r*
Thursday, May 26, iqss
Azufea Royalty
W ell. the. cam paign is on W ick­
es Shaw , o u r little c o u n try news
e d ito r up n o rth has probably
received h u n d red s of postcards in
the ‘‘Bud A in’t No J e r k ” Club
w in . I know she got ten. at least.
1 m ailed them.
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AZALEA
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Schedule of Events
Saturday, May 28
11:00 a.m.
i p in. to 5 p in.
9 p in.
SET FOR FESTIVAL
T he A zalea C hain girls this
y e a r a re N ancy Cum m ings, Doris
S huey, Carol Rausch. B arb ara
G u th rie , C arolyn P u tn am , Po-
an n e R enhard. Jack ie Sm ith Vi­
ola Jackson, D ianne Sim ons and
P at Y arnell.
Program At Park
PLAN PARTY
Outdoor Inter 1 )en<umn.itn>n.il
Church Services
Azalea State Park
12 Noon
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Barlieque
Azalea State Park
i pan. to 5 pan.
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Mower & Art Show
New High School Auditorium
i pan. to 5 p.m.
Rock \ Mineral Show
V.F.W. Hall
On thi1 S a tu rd a y program a ’
the Azalea F estival will first b<
an O rgan Concert by Mrs. C>
M eadors, followed by th? C oron­
ation of the Queen, by F ell C am p­
bell, president of th e All Year
E vents ssociation.
T he Q ueen elect is Joann S m ith
P rincess Royal is S h errill Mc­
Clain. \anri the prince^s< s a re
Bev Glass. Peggy G ran. Bi Hi»’
Ju n e I/jstro h , and Donna Shus-
trom .
The M aster of Cervm onies will
be C harles G rayshel, president of )
B rookings C ham ber of Com m erce.
T he Crow n B e a re r is B rian
F ountain, and flow er gb-ls will
be Ju d y and Carol Sue B erken-
feld T h e re will be vocal se le c t­
ions by an eighth g rad e q u a rte t,
In this weeks issue of the PIL O l a new series of
D eanna Lowe, S an d ia Pender-
grass, Russell ifeem. and Danny interesting articles on Art begins.
1 he writer of thes»
Mullen.
Several ballet num bers will b “Art In Everyday Life” is Clyde W<x »d.
M. Wood, I
perform ed by stu d e n t
resident of Los Angeles, is well known in the fine arts
Behce. A clarinet
M ikklesen and D army
anny Mulen.
| field.
field He studied in Detroit, New York, Paris, Calif
Mulen
Also on the program is a vocal
selection by th e S h o rt C u ts, a ornia, and has taught in three of Los Angeles Art SJiools
1 Ju n io r q u a rte t of Kay Nichols.
His Army career saw him serve with the Army
M arlene Olson, Sharon C e n te r and
Ja c k ie Sm ith.
Navy Intelligence Corps. He headed a research depart
And a select in by the Down-
m ent then and m any of his ideas
beats, Melody Brimm and Sylvia and system s are used by the arm y he is resting, h e ’s w orking on the
Gate».
today.
B allet, B u tterflies and Spring
It was not until the w ar years manuM-ript fo r a novel w hich h<-
Fair, W endy Brown. Connie S w an­
th a t he stopfted to reflect on life hopes to publish eventually
son, Y vette Eox, S pring Fairy,
O r he m ay have his tool ho\
and w hat m eaning it had for him
S usan K M artin,; R uffles and
It
w
as
du
rin
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these
y
ears
th
a
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o u t Wo,k m g on an in v e n tio n 11«
Hows: Connie Freem an. J a e k .e i P " ' ”
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B o tzek . K ath v B osknoil Yvo,,,,.. '
P“ " ’
has b een w o rk in g lo r tw o y e a rs on
Fox. B arbara I ’o b b .ro n ,
and
''fe . S.nee 1945 he has spent
cam e ra th at w ould tit on th
K aren Frn.s,er: lioll. t in Blue .»»•«>«'. «X
v a n .« « « * .« 1 .
P a ts v Snid r T e n s , Von ee,| ’‘»«t.v'mt ••yerythlni! from m odem
(C ontinued on Back P a c
I ««.ii« Ret
n ves u Bonnie Saxe .« bv i,rt , to , astrom
ony.
These tang-
Leslie
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Pn,s
,nc,ude
anatom
y
in
m
edical
anti W a lte r Biddle
school (w bpre he studied the
hom an m usclafory anti nervous
Gem by diseeting and carefully
d aw ing each part of the c a d a v r t
W hile engrossed in anatom y
he published a book on the h um ­
an eye for a rtis ts The latok has
A v ariety of inqtorfant
"'••• * , .n rnntch*>d for its s ’*»e-
w ere up liefore th* B rookines ialized res<-arch and detailed il-
Common Cuncil Tuesday night u.st rat ions
T hey hired a new city recorder,
O th e r branch»»» of study include
Mrs. May Sm ith out ot five ao ch em istry m athem atics, psychol-
o licants for the position S he will (,gy. p a h ’ontoligy, anthropology,
succeed Mrs Gladys K aniek. who and astrom ony The roof of his
is leaving the officv4 on Ju ly 1
a p a rtm e n t building
where be
T he council dsn heard s v« ra! l'vvs is covered w ith a mas« of
re p re se n ta tiv es from the P.ere • sun-dials, grids, rods, etc. His fav-
firm , which plans to build 50 m ite past tim e is n a d in g ancient
hom es here The firm had a legal G reek and Chinese ¡rtiilosophies.
counsel, Da c
Shaw
of field
id the ancient religions of th e
B *ach to r ' r< r ’ ' v<m •» •'> Orient, modern science, a rt, hist-
m r,et inc
» iy Dtc His latest challenge is
Thev repo- * '
I - *1
did pot studying
t h e "L’nlfied Field
v irh to •• »
a lee-o
h to ry ." the last g re a t w orks of
(»>n, j,. v th P 'lr- t Bankus, con­ ! .instein
cern in g th ” sev I ' ste m h r ’.
D uring th»’ past ten years Clyde
and planno i to 'o ahead w ith has ta u g h t nearly every branch
th e ir origo ’ •
P ittiri!' in < f art in th re e of the leading a r t
e ith e r a lat »• o>ptie tan k , o r a chools in Lo» Angel?», while a t
tank for ea< h i nit I I p plan wa
ihe sam e tim e continuing to go to
to have a sew i v st rn md then sch ol and paint. H e im presses
d»-»,d it ov» r o, ’h »ify It would '<ne as txung a perfect exam ple of
have a large ta n k
' '!■ n wh
j f in who has put the p ursuit of
and if th e citv ae i f ' their o
, f ru 'h ahead of everything else,
syst< m th 'y co»ild I
ip to th j This includes th e sim ple things of
Ppresa P roject
, life th a t most people tak e for
Discussion was also nade again grant«*»! such as a fam ily, horn*,
about th e p<»ssibilitv of storm an«’ position
drainage, hut no derision was
One w ould rmed to talk w ith
reached at th«’ m eeting on e ith e r him only a few m inutes to realize
of th e tw o problem s
th<* e x t-n t of his know ledge and
T he city also pass»*«! a sid« w alk the (’op th s of his understanding.
ordinann*. f»>r the ieg u la tin g and Yet he lias a child-like en thusiasm
control of non-conform ing w alks tow ard an y th in g th a t is new, tru e
M ayor Roy Brim m n-port<*»l about or beautiful.
5b com plaints about the sidew alk
W hen not in his ap a rtm e n t, you
recently installed in front of the can n early alw ays find him in his
Graysdiel
building
contracto» studio th a t overlook*
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— b ... y {jent-house
Roy W eidem an W* iden an attem i- j the city. H e calls his studio th e
ed ;h> nw eting, and reported th u t I ‘‘Ivory Tow«*r" W hen n»>t painting
CLYDE
th« sidew alk was built at a slop«* jo r playing his violin lie is Wanging ,
of
thp
A /a Ie a
G arp n
H all
’ hi S u ed ty,
a5
at 11 a m
th e o u td o o r |
a ie n o n n n a tio n a !
c h u rc h set vice, o h ho held m th e
up r 11 oct<tool • 'Hirm of ih e Az-
a lea S ta te Pat
•' I-’ IO ,11.
h.’i lo q u e -f ish lr \
p aim ed
the 'a rk . u n d e, tin
Elk» C lub
Th ■
‘ B ow er and ill show and th e io e k
an d inm ei | h. w w ill also he
pen on S ’ Hilay afternoon.,
t- »‘II ( ' . i >b< ¡1 is p r sid en t of
A l l - i ’ a r I 'v e n ts \s s o e ia tion
w hich has d ire c te d th is y ears
F e s tiv a l A ctiv itie s.
A C T IO N !
A c tio n ' M ayor Roy B iitm u
and ,ii(> eitv council sen t a
b 'li'g ia iii last b i ’t’k to P re si-
l> nt
F ist nhow ar, n. ‘q u estin g
th a t th e Post < >| t »<’<> he fin ish ­
ed. so th a t it ca n s ta y o|»en
l a te r h o u rs A le tte r w as p ad
at th e council m e e tin g T u es-
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H 'le tiin g to th e in e s s a .;»*
’*• ' ii»' Post M a s te r G, n e i’al.
W ed nesday,
B ro o k in g s
po *-
m a s te r Hill T hom pson le c e i’ « •
w o rd th a t a m e ch a n ic to su|>er-
\ ise Ihe com plel ion of th e post-
o l l i o 1 will he h e re next w <!<
TO FORM ART ASSOCIATION HERE
NEW ART SERIES BEGINS THIS WEEK
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AZALEA
FESTIVAL
SERVICE
Once again the chu rch es of B rookings are joining
and ta le n ts in p resenting a beautiful w orship service
m agnificent n a tu ra l se ttin g in Azalea P ark, as one
h ig h lig h ts to the A zalea F estiv al. T he service will
11:00 A M„ May 29th
hands
in the
of th e
be at
T he O rd er of Service is as follows;
PRELUDE
Selected
By Mrs. R alph Rxed
HYMN
L ead er
1 his Is My bather’s World
Re\
W. J Spencer, P a s to r Assembly of <kxl C hurch
INVOCATION and LORD'S I’RAVI.R
Rev, E. F. McClain,
P a s to r
Brookings Bible C hurch
CHORAL RESPONSE
Gloria Patri
H igh School (Tiorus
(dK )R A L NUMBER
Ave Verum - Gounod
50 Girl S tu d e n ts High School Chorus; Mr. Dick, d ire c tin g
SCRIPTURE READING
Rev. J. Shidelar. P a s to r
Psalm 19
Episcopal Church
I D MN
L eader
Rev
In d’he Garden
W J. Spencer, P a s to r Assembly of God C hurch
MORNING PRAYER
Rev. W a lte r S adler, P a s to r B aptist
! CHORAL NUMBER
Com m unity
C hurch
Grant Us Thy Peace
High School C horus
SERMON
In I he Garden
Rev H M O sterm eier, P a sto r P re sb y te ria n C hurch
WOMEN’S LEAGUI S
Coronation ( 'cramdries
A<alca State l\n \
Mower & \it Slu>v
New High School Auditorium
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Rock & Mineral Show
V.EAV. Hail
Queen’s Ball
(»range 1 lait
11 a m .
O P E R A T O R ’S N O T E . I an no
longer responsible for any sp ell­
ing. o r m isspelling, in this col­
um n as I follow copy, even if it
goes out th e window.
AZALEA i HAIN GIRLS
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Sunday, May 29
Tell Of Saturday
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A new fu rn itu re sto re is slat d
for B rookings, it w as announced
this w eek by Lonnie Mead and
Jo h n M cK ernan, p a rtn e rs now on-
e ra tin g th e W estern A uto S to re
T he m en said th a t they flew to
P o rtla n d Sun d ay to com plete the
p u rch asin g of m erch an d ise for
the store, and it is expected the
tru c k s will be in th is week
M ead and M cK ernan have lived
in B rookings for about 8 m onths,
a fte r opening th e ir W estern A uto
S to re T he new fu rn itu re store
will lie ad jacen t to th e ir p resen ’
location, also in th e Cam pbell
building
T hey will handle a com p let ?
line of m erchandise, including
T - \ sets, H addon H all, D ouglas
Crome, S u p erb ilt. E n g la n d e r Mar-
tre ss an<l W izard
.
1 p in. to 7 p.m
I w as going to invite the sta ff
of th e Gold B each p a p e r down
for th e festiv ities but now I
don’t know. Of cou rse Don Coy.
kendall, the business m a n a g e r u i
there, he’s all rig h t. He doesn't
go arou n d callin g people jerk s.
W hy he w as down last S a tu rd a y
and w as teal friendly, he even
bought Joe and I a cup of java.
So I guess he is invited.
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Anti th a t goes for all my th o u s­
ands of loyal "Bud A in’t No Je rk
( lub tans. C onon’ out and enjoy
the A zalea F estiv al Friday. S at-
u rd a y and Sunday.
NEW FURNITURE
STORE PLANNED
F E S T IV A L
BROOKINGS, OREGON
Oh yes, I did receive a few
card s m yself. O ne had sixteen
X ’s and they w e re n 't kisses It
seem s thes 16 c h a rte rs got the
ru les of jo irin g ’he club tw isted.
Boys, th e card should read BCD
A IN ’T N(
E R ” . Somehow they
left out t
F’C it's fenny how
one word
let 1 can m ake so
m uch difft nee
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I im ag ne W ic es w on't adm it
to receiving a!! those thou san d s
of post cards. S h e ’ll say she was
busy looking out to sea. p atien tly
w aiting for all those boats to fill
th e Gold B each H arbor.
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G e ttin g back to the “Sacnelig-
ious S ix te e n " it m akes me w onder
who they are. I t cou ld n ’t be Clive
M anley, he c a n ’t spell. It w ouldn’t
be Bill Thom pson, he w ouldn’t
spend th e 2c fo r a post card
F re d Fox and F rvnchy A rrell are
too busy w ritin g chain letters.
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W ell, I ’m not going to get all
upset ab o u t it. I ’ll ju st go on
typing as norm al as can be ah jr-
y th 456 aki em, , a*c and not let
an y th in g b o th er m e on ebit yes
ahw d jenruyfntklslw q.q. As yo i
can plain ly see its not going to
affe st m e one so lita kidkehz 7758
m w urovdSt'V ) Hal.
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T o pet m* m ind off those "Silly
Sixteen«" ! n going to a tte n d the
A zalea F estiv al this we» kend.
T hings a r ■ she- ng up real well
and it looks lik • big doings.
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<■ lub, will 1«» held ,n the new hi a-
' x>l inditoi um. Also s iturdak
a l t ’ rneon from 1 p ni. to f, p ni‘
a R(xk and M ineral Show will
bi held in the VI-AV Hall
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Ball wil! 1 leld in th e G range
CLOSING PRAYER
Rev H M O sterm eier, P a sto r P resb y terian C hurch
T he W om en’s L eagues will hold
BENEDICTION
th e ir bow ling b anquet T h ursday
L eader Rev W J Spencer, P a sto r Assembly of God C hurch
evening at the C liff House. T ro ­
phies w ill be aw arded for team
POSTLUDF.
. Selected
w inners individual highs for both
M rs P.al,.h R.r-.i
league and to u rn a m e n t w innings
F irst place in th e B eav er e tte
hvtgue on T h u rsd a y night was
T he S eventh D ay A dventist C hurch is cooperating,
le s m e is te r, and first place for j |
but u n fo rtu n a te ly th e m in iste r has to tw out of tow-
the C allo rp tte on F rid ay night
g
K i-U ’ay M arket team
ri ñSS
A Bi ookiiics-I lai-bor A sso c iat­
ion, T h e p e lic a n Bav A rt A ssoc­
iation is to h.> form ed here. T he
p u rp o se being; (1) to b rin g a
b i t t e r a p p re c » ia
of
t |K„ , \ rfs
m tio
i u n n i
u i
; Io children and a d u lts nt south-
rrn
mtl ' n o r’ h c iu
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Del N o rte C ounty, and (21 in ­
s tru c tio n in v a rio u s fo rm s of a rt
To give in d iv id u al m e m b e rs th e
m a x im u m o p o rtu n ity to d evelop
tin ir ta le n ts and in to n sts. classe s
and k s ’tu c s w ill be a v a ila b le fro m
tim e to tim e in w a te ie o lo r, oil,
d esig n , w ea v in g c e ra m ic s, hooked
ru g s, jew elry and th e a llie d a its .
M cm lx’ish ip is o| »ii to any ont*
in te c ste d , as it is th e puriMise
ol tlx* .Association to be of c u l t u r ­
al ben«dit to all th e c o m m u n ity ,
( 'l l ! B ro o k in g s 2252 o r 3725 fo r
I u rt h e r in fo rm a l ion.
M em b ersh ip le es w ill b e; In-
t’V d u a l. $3(X); fam ily , N 5 D 0 ,a a l
high school s tu d e n ts , $1.50.
COUNCIL HIRES
CITY RECORDER
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