Curry County Fair
M A IN PARADE
The m a in parade o f th e C u rry C o u n ty F air
w i l l a s s e m b le b e h in d th e C o u rth o u s e a t 11:30
a . m . , S u n d a y, A u g u st 12. T h e re w i l l be s ix
d iv is io n s : C o m m e rc ia l; I n d u s t r ia l & G o v e rn ­
m e n ta l; O rg a n iz a tio n a l ( fr a te r n a l, s e r v ic e ,
p a t r io t ic , e t c . ) ; M o u n te d g ro u p s ; M o u n te d
In d iv id u a l; U n c la s s ifie d . E n tra n ts are a ske d
to p r e re g is te r by c o n ta c tin g M a n a g e r H a rry
H e d d e r ly , G o ld B each, by m a ll p r io r to fa ir
w e e k , o r to te le p h o n e Dan C a rd w e ll a t the
fa irg ro u n d s b e g in n in g A u g u s t 6.
B e g in n in g a t 1 1 :00a .m ., th e s tre e ts aroun d
th e C o u rth o u s e e x c e p t E lle n s b u rg , w i l l be
c lo s e d to a 11 t r a f f ic o th e r th a n parad e e n tr ie s .
Ju d g in g w i l l com m ence a t a s s e m b ly o p e n in g
h o u r, and w i l l c lo s e a t 12:40 p .m . Aw ards
w i l l be m a d e , and th e parad e w i l l b e g in it s
m a rch p ro m p tly a t 1:00 p .m . P a rtic ip a n ts are
re q u e s te d to re m a in at th e ir d e s ig n a te d p o s ­
it io n s a fte r e n te rin g th e a s s e m b ly a re a .
Go c a r t s , m o to r b ic y c le s , e tc . w i l l not
be a c c e p te d a s e n tr ie s . A ny e n try w h ic h m ay,
in th e o p in io n o f th e J u d g e s ,b e d a n g e ro u s to
o th e r e n tr ie s o r s p e c ta to rs , m ay be d is q u a l­
if ie d . M a rc h e rs w i l l p re ce e d liv e s t o c k , e x ­
c e p t fo r m ou n te d fla g - b e a r e r s . An a w a rd fo r
th e "B e s t M o u n te d I n d iv id u a l" as w e ll as
f i r s t , se co n d and th ir d p la c e s w i l l be made
in t h is d iv is io n .
F ir s t, s e c o n d , and th ir d
p la c e a w a rd s w i l l a is o be made to In d iv id u a ls
in a d d itio n to th e "B e st M o u n te d G ro u p “ a -
w a rd in th a t d iv is io n . C h ild r e n u n d e r 15y e a rs
o f age m ay n o t e n te r th e K id d ie s Parade i f
th e y e n te r th e m ain parade as p a rt o f a m o u n t­
ed g ro u p .
O n ly o n e a w a rd w i l l be m ade fo r each e n try .
The d e c is io n o f th e Judges w i l l be f in a l.
At th e end o f th e ro u te , th e e n tire parade
w i l l p ro ce e d th ro u g h th e arena a t th e f a i r ­
g ro u n d s .- Those p u rc h a s in g t ic k e t s fo r th e
tim b e r c a r n iv a l w i l l be a b le to s e e th e parade
w h ile w a itin g fo r th e s ta rt o f th e c a r n iv a l.
M u s ic a l u n its in th e parade w i l l e n te r th e a r ­
ena and e n te rta in th e a u d ie n c e d u rin g parade
c o m p le tio n .
KIDDIES PARADE
The k id d ie s parade w i l l c o n s is t o f fo u r d i v ­
is io n s : in d iv id u a ls ; fa m ily g ro u p s ; o th e r
g ro u p s ; a n d , in d iv id u a l m o u n te d r id e r s .E a c h
c h ild e n te rin g w i l l r e c e iv e a s m a ll g i f t p lu s
a t ic k e t fo r th e d ra w in g o n a b o y 's a nd a
g i r l 's b ic y c le . R ibbons w i l l be a w a rd e d in
e a c h d iv is io n .
The parade w i l l a s s e m b le o n th e p la y g ro u n d
b e h in d G o ld Beach G rade S c h o o l a t 11:00 o ' -
c lo e k a . m . on F r id a y , A u g u s t 10. Judging by
h ig h s c h o o l s tu d e n ts , w ith G rade S ch o o l P rin ­
c ip a l G eorge W in e g a r a c tin g a s c o n s u lta n t,
w i l l com m ence a t a s s e m b ly s ta rtin g tim e .
Judging a c t iv it ie s w i l l c e a s e a t 11:45 a . m .
and a w ard s w i l l be m ade. A ll e n tr ie s are u r ­
ged to a r riv e e a r ly in o rd e r th a t each m ay be
g iv e n re a s o n a b le c o n s i d e r a t i o n by th e
Judg es. The parad e w i l l b e g in it s m arch
p ro m p tly a t 12:00 n o o n , e n te rin g E lle n s b u rg
A v e . a t th e s o u th e nd o f th e G rade S c h o o l.
S p e c ia l n o te is m ade fo r th o s e k id d ie s w ho
p la n to e n te r a s in d iv id u a l m ou n te d r id e r s .
O n ly r id e r s 14 y e a rs a nd y o u n g e r m ay e n te r
th e k id d le s p a ra d e . I f a r id e r in t h is age group
is a m em ber o f a m o u n te d g ro u p w h ic h w i l l be
en te re d in th e m a in p a ra d e o n S u n d a y, he or
she may n o t e n te r th e k id d ie s p a ra d e . I n d iv ­
id u a l m ounted rid e r s e n te re d in th e k id d ie s
parade w i l l a s s e m b le o n H illc r e s t S tre e t, w e s t
o f s c h o o l p la y g ro u n d s .
The k id d ie s parad e w i l l te rm in a te in th e
arena a t th e fa irg ro u n d s . K id d le s g a m e s , u n ­
der th e d ir e c tio n o f H a ro ld K n a p p , w i l l be h e ld
Im m e d ia te ly a fte r th e p a ra d e . A l l c h ild r e n ,
w h e th e r parad e p a r tic ip a n ts o r n o t, are e l i g ­
ib le to c o m p e te . C a sh a nd o th e r p riz e s w i l l
be a w a rd e d . M r. Knapp has p la n n e d a gam es
program w h ic h w i l l in c lu d e m ore c h ild r e n u n ­
der b e tte r c o n t r o ls , th e re b y p ro v id in g more
fu n fo r c h ild r e n and a d u lt s . D ra w in g s fo r th e
b ic y c le s w i l l be h e ld d u rin g th e g a m e s.
Big Game
Booklets Ready
Witness Assembly
Termed Success
“Stimulated with more faith,
strength and courage to fu lfill
Oregon hunters are advised
their commission to do God’s
will, the Port Orford delegation that cages of the 1063 big game
of Jehovah's Witnesses returned regulations are now being ship­
Monday from Bureka's *Cour ped to all license agents and
p
ageous Ministers District Con­ should be available lor public
dBtnbution within the
vention' which ended Sunday,'
The regulations rule bock to
according to E. C. Carlson,
s unitor to the synopsis of last
spokesman for the group who
year, although hunters attould
termed the assembly a “total
find it a IXtie easier to locate
success."
information pertaining to speck
“Courageous Ministers Re­
k hunts.
main Steadfast” was the key­
AM hunting seeeona for each
note address by Alvyn L,
big game animal are contained
Franck, convention chairman
io separate boxed-in secttom
A model ministry develop­ with the various seasons Hated
ment program “Search for the under appropriate heed tags
Sheep and Feed Them'' was
The synapato folder atoo con
conducted by Elmer Manfred*.
a map showing the big
California circuit minister.
game management units plus
This program was built a- a description of each unit bound
round demonstrations and in­ ary.
terviews on overcoming prob­
Although all controlled deer
lems encountered in the m ini­ seasons are listed in the regular
stry and counsel on how to rule book, detailed deecrtptiorc
reach Christian m aturity by ac­ of (be controlled deer bunting
cepting more responsibility.
areas are available in a separ­
“Baptism, a Courageous Step" ate folder obtained at license
highlighted the Saturday pro­ agencies.
gram as Lester M. Dugan, con­
The controlled deer season
vention manager, delivered the folder also contains a map show
ordination discourse to US new mg the general locations of the
ministers.
controlled bunts.
Dugan said. “For believers to
Hunters will find the general
dedicate their lives to Jehovah hunting regulations outside the
is a courageous step. It is a boxed sections, including gen
solemn decision by which you eral license regulations, Juventi.
set yourselves apart to serve hunting
regulations,
refugee
God.” A fter the talk, the can­ open to hunting, areas closed
didates filed out to the fa ir­ to hunting, tagging regulations,
grounds pool where they were and arms sod ammunition.
immersed in water to symbolize
I their dedication.
Highlight of the convention
was the public talk. "Take
Courage — God's Kingdom Is
at Hand!” when 3.964 heard
Oregon's request for a 1 3 -c e n t.
Dugan, world headquarters rep­
resentative, say “A ll the evi­ per hundred pounds reduction;-
dences are that the 'day' is in eastbound rail freight rates
drawing near! Take all positive on potatoes is now before the
steps then, to build up your western railroads’ standing rate
courage, Christian courage. Only committee.
The request was considered
the people having the courage
j like that of Christ are going to by the rc.iroads' Freight Traffic
pass through the world-con­ Managers committee July 23
suming Armageddon that is This group referred it to the
ahead. The Bible is positive in rate committee for investigation
saying that God's new world of and report.
This advice was received in
righteousness is not for cow­
wires and letters to Paul T
ards.”
Rowell, agricultural develop­
SON VISITS
ment chief for ’ e state depart­
W N. Bryant, son of Mrs. ment of agricu/ure.
Landa Bryant, new in from Oak­
Oregon’s move for a reduction
land, Calif., Friday evening, but was filed by the Oregon Public
due to fog at North Bend, the U tility commissioner and joined
plane landed at Eugene. North in by the state department of
Bend passengers were then agriculture to aid Oregon grow­
shuttled by auto to the ooast
ers after a 13-cent per hundred
Saturday the Bryants and Che reduction in rates on eastern
Adolph Windmaisers drove to Idaho potatoes.
Brookings to see the new High
Malheur county shippers need
way 101. The group said Brook­ the reduction to compete on
ings was also fogged in while t h ei r eastbound movement.
Port Orford was clear and sun­ Washington shippers also have
ny-thanks to OJAC.
requested compensatory reduc­
On Sunday Bryant and Wind- tions for the same reasons
maiser drove up Elk River 20
The reduction if granted,
miles for some trout fishing would also affect central Ore­
and a picnic lunch On Monday gon and Klamath potato pro­
the Bryants and Windmaisers ducers to some extent, although
motored to Roseburg where their out-of-state shipments go
Bryant met a business associate prim arily to California markets,
and continued to Medford for an according to Rowell.
engagement.
A TTEND SHRINE
PICNIC SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs Shirley Laird.
Allen and Kelley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Morris attended the
Shrine picnic Sunday
Myrtle Point
THURSDAY BRIDGE
The Thursday Bridge group
played at Grace Wagner’s last
Thursday Geneva Tucker was
high, and Esther Conley second.
Next hostess is Lola Wind-
maiser.
his sloe-eyed lass looks a
piqued at having her siesta
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