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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1956)
BROOKINGSHARBOR PILOT - FACE SIX CHORAL SERENADE Mrs. Norine Ainsworth, of Los Angeles, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. A. Mackenzie and on Monday evening fourteen mem bers of the formerly active Azalea Singers met at the Mac kenzie home to reminisce and a grand time was had by all pres ent. Headquarters for FATHERS DAY GIFTS ARRELL REXALL DRUGS WE GIVE and REDEEM S& H GREEN STAMPS ned there. Mr. Scott will celebrate his 97th birthday on June 18th and is still active and alert and is always ready to recall the old Mr. and Mrs, Franklin A. Scott days. celebrated their sixty-third wed The anniversary was celebrat ding anniversary while visiting eti at the Harbor home of their at the home of their son, Ralph, son and daughter-in-law, where of Harbor. they were congratulated and Emma Lambert and Franklin were recipients ol many cards were married May 16, 1894, a* and gifts from their many old the home of Rev. Anderson, in time friends and neighbors. Covela, California, and they now I Seven children were born to live at Ft. Bragg. ♦ the couple, surviving of which, Mr. Scott was born in Edgar. besides Ralph, ar > son Joe, of County, Illinois, in 1859, and Covela; and daughter, Mrs. Pearl during the Civil War his parents Cramwell of Ukiah.. moved to Kansas where he lived until ’94. Mrs. Scott was born in Nebraska in 1877, and at the Ritual O f Jewels age of 3 came with her parents who homesteaded on Timbered Ceremony Is Held Ridge where her future husband The formal Ritual of Jewels also took up the last pre-emption ceremony was held last Tuesday claim. The couple met and mar- evening at the home of Mrs. S kopec. The Beta Iota Chapter were hostesses to the Gamma Gamn|a Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi. The pledges from the Beta Iota Chapter to receive their ritual of jewels were: Barbara Pollard, Leatha Hall and Doro thy Lewis. From the Gamma Gamma Chapter were: Gladys Christ ianson, Betty Seeley, Ronnie Ragland, Yvonne Cox, Yolande Vaughn, Marianne Murphy,, Pat Dent, Nanqy Pisarek, Thelma Houvilla, Pat Hellrig, and Mar tha Sayre. The ceremony was followed by games and refreshments. Two pledges, Norma Archibald and Yvonne F'ox were absent, and will receive their pins at a later date. Couple Celebrates 63rd Anniversary QUEEN’S SMORGASBORD JUNE 9th — 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. 1 J GRANGE HALL $1.50-For All You Can Eat-$1.50 ! I ir EVERY ONE ATTEND THE AZALEA FESTIVAL Parade ir Bar-B-Que ★ Church Services ir Numerous Exhibits MINCERS JEWELRY Lee Willoughby OWNER HONORED AT SHOWER Mrs. Sam Gibson, Mrs. Ray Pisarek, and Mrs. Joseph Mur phy were honored at a “wee” shower, at the home of Mrs. Warnen Smith, Friday evening. H ostesses for the event were- Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Estes Morton Mrs. Robert Collier, and Mrs. Ruth Bathiany. Games were played and dessert was served. Many beautiful gifts were re ceived by the guests of honor. EVERYONE WELCOME 1 i aursc r BROOKINGS, ORPOON C A M P u .: ^ ^ I OR SCOOTS Dal Sanders was helping Ed Samuels load a bunch of Boy Scouts into Ed’s station wagon, last Friday afternoon, to pack them up to the Tamba Ranch for a Camporee. Dal said he ex pected to have about forty boys there with several coming from up the county. PLYWOOD PLANS ANNUAL MEETING There will be a general stock holders meeting of the Brookings Plywood Corporation Sunday at the Chetco range Hall. Officers of the company will be elected at that time. This is the annual meeting of the organization. The meeting will start in the morn Troops in attendance at the ing, and a break is planner! to let Camporee were Troop 222 of some of the group attend the Brookings; Troop 32 of Brook Azalea Festival. ings; and Troop 138 of Ophir. Leaders were Cecd Rodgers, Don Mr. and Mrs. Harold SkcP >n I Gingery, Bill Knight, Fred Thom have moved their trailerhouse to 1 of Gold Beach and Gene Gould. John Rafetto, scout executive ol Cave Junction w here Harold w ill Coos Bay was also in attendance. be busy with his short-logger, I this summer. HUSBANDS, TAKE WARNING SALES TAX — Leave the family axe alone! Hacking breakfast wood, Wed-1 Pennsylvania recently became nesday morning, Lloyd Weeks! the 33rd state to put a sales tax clipped off the end of one of his into effect. 1955 figures show best thumbs. Doctor Brown bas-' total sales tax yield of all the ted it back on and Lloyd will be I states amounted to $2.6 million doing a stretch of wondering dollars, accounting for 36 per cent of all state tax collected if it "takes.” and the average administration cost was 2 percent. SMOKE JUMPERS TRAIN This week, training of smoke jumpers started at Seats Field, For "Tailor-Made” near the Illinois Valley airport. W ater Service By June 18th it is expected there will be 36 men available, of which r6 have had previous par achuting experience and the bal ance, qualified recruits. The men, available for work quite all over the west, will be em ployed in fite suppression and are especially valuable in a t tacking a fire while it is still small. Formerly, men had to Our «empiete Hoe af Myer» W ater hike, sometimes great distances System» matches every capacity over rugged terrain, to “hit” a need and w ell condition. You get fire which had, by that time, the »y»tem th a t’» right for your re q u ir e m e n t* — G U A R A N TE E D IN got beyond their effective work. More Buyers But Myers W RITING. Come in and »ee why a Myer» i* your be»t buy! Mrs. Mary Olson was up from Trinity River Community to a t tend the high school graduation of her granddaughter, Sylvia Gates. Some one asked the late Cal < at iep..ed. "Pick her up ar.d Coolidge which was proper, a look!” hen “lays’’ or a hen “lies.” HARDTOP RACES THIS SUNDAY AT GRENFELD SPEEDWAY GATES OPEN . TIME TRIALS . RACES START . In S e rv ic e ' Coast Power Saw and Equipment Cc, . . 12 Noon . . . 1 p.m. . . 2:30 p.m CARS FROM: Brookings, Gold Beach Eureka, Crescent City Full Field of Cars Starting - 8 BIG EVENTS - * TABLETS Offer Yoe Semt-Oay From Pains of ARTHRITIS! Containing concentrated powdered extract of the amazing vitamin and mineral rich A L F A L F A plant, plus fast working pain relieving agents, offers effective same day relief from the agonizing pains of arthritis, rheumatism, neuritis and neuralgia. ALPHA TABLETS are sold on a money back guaran tee. 100 TABLETS $2 49 * * W e S p e d a t ile •9;> 300 TABLETS $5 95 600 TABLETS $9 95 A vailable at your drugitor» or writ»: wot VERINE LABORATORIES-27115 W. 7 Mile Rd.-Detrc:t ’ 1 ! BIBLE Schoo HANDIY'OPK v»ni F ‘/TORIES’ GAMES SONGS JUNE 4th - 15th Assembly of God Church EOI YOUR OUTDOOR EA L AND E N JO Y M E N T .............. SEE (1ER COMPLETE LINE OF SAR-B-C: SUPPLIES DON'T FORGET THE AZALEA FESTIVAL SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 9th & 10th BROOKINGS FEED AND SEED t d
