Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community
DIE THREE, NUMBER E IG H T E E N
BROOKINGS,
CURRY COUNTY,
OREGON
THURSDAY. JULY
Co. 4-H ers
ice In Judging
Corvallis, Thur.
1, 1948
Local Rotary Club
Seats Officers A t
Ladies Night, Tues.
Aldene Roberts HD A
<! the 33rd annual 4-H club
B?r school is now' just a
it’s a pretty vivid mem-
r th minds of the boys and
-1743 boys and girls in ad-
l to 65 volunteer local club
Those are the attend-
Sgures for the OSC session
wyear. However, all of the
and local leaders have re-
Jd to their homes over the
Roy Weideman was seated as
president o f Brookings R otary
1 club, Tuesday evening, nt the
i club's birthday party, and L u th e r
Tisdale was elevated to office of
vice-president. The meeting, held
at the Grange hall, was a ladies
night w ith the meal served huf-
i fet style.
Mrs. Eunice Faris, president of
Smith River W omans club, gave
n rending, script for which w as
hat used by Eddie C antor over
N ational Broadcasting Co., some
m onths ago, when Eddie read a
le tte r to Joe Stalin from a live
nephew of Uncle Sam. The rend
ing was titled . "Are You Lis
tening. Jo e ? ”
This nephew, an average Am
erican. tells, in this letter, why
he likes American ways. He is
also broad-minded enough to ad
mil many Yankee faults, but w ith
all these America still is his
choice.
Following a review of the pa«t
year, when club accom plishm ents
were enum erated. Roy W eideman
pointed his com m ittees. Dit-
cussion followed concerning the
prospects for a new harbor, and
methods of co-operation w ere re
vealed to the membership.
last day of fun and class
: »as Thursday. Going home
¡Friday.
the final day, Thursday,
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n: contests were held to
students a chance to put
practice what they had
Jtudjing for ten days. All
1743 competed. It isn't
THESE I NITED STATES have enjoyed a liberty coveted by
J say that only boys com
the entire world as a model of personal freedom. Our own resi
‘ n the poultry, livestock, i
dents have forgotten, many times, that it took three wars to
:nd forestry contests. Girls !
roany of the classes. And
win and build that independence, and three more to preserve
■4 all right, too. But, a* j
SUNDAY.
WE WILL OBSERVE the birth of this nation, so
a boys entered the foods,,
dedicated
to
the principle that all men are created equal.
and food preservation
raemaking »contests. These
«trictly girls.
9
i
I* the tally slips were col- »
and added up Curry co u n -!
A. F. Pearce Hurt In
represented. Three C urry
G uests at th e a ffa ir w e re : Mr.
Fall From 12-ft- Ladder
delegates placed as fol-i
A. F. Pearce was returned t o | anf^ M ri. Henry K err, Mr. and
l -ark Schley of
ter third place m p o u h rv
ReP °rts appearing in both Portland dailies, together with that his hom<* from the Crescent Citv Mrs. Dick F aris of Rivers End,
contest; Charles C la r k ~ 'Wh’Ch a PPf‘arefl in
r >el Norte Triplicate last week, certainly hospital, Sunday night, w here he and Mr, and Mrs. Ted Adams of
gave
the
state
highway
paving
crew which is working in this area, had spent a few days following P ortland
;i0!s tied for third place
som ething to “beef about” claim those in charge of the work. “T h e ! 8 fal1 frorn a 12-foot ladder as
,
Waging; Clyde Quig-
he was painting on Mrs. Bernice
for fifth place artic le s had not one grain of tru th in them.” was the emphatic
W ard's home. While no bones)
'
judging. C ongratula- statem en t made to the Pilot early Monday morning.
w ere broken, his back was se
U nder heading "Oregon L um -i*
in order for these
verely wrenched.
berm
en
Finance
Repair
of
101”,'
over
entire
highway
as
rapidly
ibon was keen, es-
. The flood l>enefit dance, staged
■ "bin i? is divided among th e article said that irate Brook- as truck- can haul it, with com
jointly last S atu rd ay night a t
\ J' and girls. A 4-H er ings loggers and mill owners put pletion hoped at an early date,
j the G range hall by V eterans of
no*; his project in order th e ir own capital into r e p a i r ---------------------- ;----------------
w ork on 25 miles of Highway 101
Foreign W ars and American Le-
m judging contests.
1 gion, netted more than $125. Roy
in southern O r e g o n Saturday
I
C a
1 A fter alm ost two years w h ile . Stephenson told the Pilot, Mon-
in an effort to save their indus-
th-y were on order. 209 post of- day. Several ticket sold in ad-
: try* from w hat they termed “a UOmeay LzT errors
d rastic ruling by the highway
In a comedy of errors. Sunday fire boxes arrived a few weeks vanee have not been accounted
1 commission.”
afternoon at the local high school ago, and were, last week-end, in- i for as yet. and these are hoj>ed
I to swell the fund which will be
Local
highway
m
aintenance
field,
when hasp hits and errors stalled at the local postoffice.
'J*' RasIam. sta te
W hile these 209 boxes doubles ’ turned over for relief,
men
w
ere
the
irate
ones,
the
Pi-
came
dime
a
dozen
with
plenty
and Bible school lead-
the capacity of the local office. I "T here w ere 134 tickets sold
lot w as told. Monday, when this h ft for change, the Sea Gulls,
al)t|st state conven
?ir
at-
pride
of
Crescent
Citv,
romped
¡¡¡J**
8ti" a "
insufficient, xai«< a t the d o o r , ” Mr. Stephenson
a rtic le was brought to the
Bk>
tlW Dai,y VaCa- tention. It is true th at lumber-
imber-i rough
rough-shod over the Blue S o x .P 1? ' 9 ° ,dK‘
iX>st m aster, sta te “hut we still have several
“»e school started off Mon-
men a re co-operating in placing not the pride of the local fans, who also was informed th a t th< people to hear from those who
8.',.a registrat»on of 35.
Brookings office had been ele conducted advance sales."
’ t0 49nUmber W aS in’ tru ck s a t the disposal of the The score, which would look like vated from third to second class
R efreshm ents sold at the dance
highw ay departm ent until the a score of a professional foot-
since March 1, when more than added about $45 to the fund, it
rock
cru
sh
er
is
erected,
but
the
ball
game,
was
27
to
11.
g through July 9, Rev. i ♦
_
.
- \Tat-
-
a /B
ypar
passed w ith revenue was said, Monday. A com plete
tru ck ow ners nM
arc noin^ naM
panl hv
n\
hv > Swearingen,
^wparini^pn
. . . had
. w
«fa ^ ‘,ng as»isted by:
n WparfAfl
e a a e a r>
sufficient
to
a rra n t this raise,
report is expected by S aturday.
Stanley Patterson, pian- th e h o u r for this service.
,
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von, et al, the mound staff forj v nfjer the new ______
status.
Brook-
accompanist.
‘ According to the local fore- the local team, had no difficulty ings post nffice ¡g aIJowed an _
T 71 Gott— recreation.
m an. th e paving crew was moved in dishing out just the right j other full. tirne clprk an(J w ith
j., r c ” ‘e Hendricks and
^rom Medford June 14. The kinds of balls for the v isiting.
help, windows will he
nette Pearce ~ handi-i cru sh er at th at tim e’ and 8tU1 “ ’ batsmen.
j kept open all day. not closed
r ,
nof ready to furnish the neces-
Brookings, on the other hand, during mail time, as heretofore.
With few' possible exceptions,
\ oore' -Miss Iren e sary rock f°r the paving job
made enough hits and runs to
A fter the March 1, report. Mm all businesses of the Brookings-
_ • F. Campbell, Rev.
A group of truckers offered win many games, but could not Smith made application for t h e ’H arbor area will be closed next
,
Neufeld, in- equipm ent to haul from stock- match the mass production cf boost in classification. A recent Monday in observance of July
. s
piles along the highway, and ac- the visitors.
»visit ir^m the postal in s p e c to r^ , which falls on Sunday, thus
School
f opted. These trucks were paid
Brave, and possibly seeking a clarified the need for elevation, extending the holiday until Mon-
umrntr S c h o o l bv th e sta te at the ra te of ¿4.09 b ttle more of the same kind of
Mrs. Smith, a fte r she finishes I day. R estaurants, and such bysi-
- *** , ago with
on
hour
for
sm
aller
truck-
I
Hteflt
Brookings
will
- v. arlv r e p o t s Jun«- V), w illlnesse* which cannot e sc a p »t .
with atten d
ibout
Rogue River, Sunday at Rogue submit figures of the grow th in day, are said to be the only ones
"
children. Two $4.50 an hour for the larger.
sisters °f Eugene,
...... | -pbe tru ck ers rented some of River. That team leads the local tbe local .office for the past few • which will open for any lingth
«! \W
a StinR thc
N
C a tbol’c! th e ir equipm ent for a few day.t, league in which the Sea Gulfia years. which, she says, has been J of time,
phenominal.
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tis*
‘ ^hool, and ear- none fo r more than five, ending hold down third spot
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I). J. Sage, d istrict highw ay
others vis-, last Friday.
Mrs. G arth W illiam s and son, * engineer, w ith h eadquarters a t
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Adams of
ve been stay-
The local paving crew is now
Michael,
of Lomita. Calif., v isite d , Coquille, was a visitor in this
Portland
and
three*
children
are,
fer home.
laying from 80 to 90 tons daily
and Mrs. Arch Bingham i
rea Werlnesday. checking on the
‘*n are taking o ' “black-top” and has spotted visiting Mrs. Adams’ brother,.
st w’eek-end. Th<
»rs
End
li
rogress made by Paving Crew
A.
P.
Hendricks
and
family.
The
nonunion.
much of the holes between Car-;
B.
J.
Gould
hon
io.
17, of Medford, at w ork on
ed
at
the
Adams
were
truest*
at
R
o
ta
ry
pcnterville and thc sta te line
his section of highway 101.
10 the ^ o t to d a y ! slab o f b la c k -to p w ill be la id b irt. !av i rtv.
July 4, 1776
Jf
(172 Years)
July 4, 1948
State Highway Paving Crew Is Irate
Over Articles Appearing In Newspapers
$125 Realized A t
Benefit Dance, Sat.
Sea Gulls Win In
209 Boxes Added
A t Brookings P. O.
ir©st Shown A t
Bible School
Stores Will Close
Close Next Monday