Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, July 29, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    ?Ay JULY 29. 1948
brookings - harbor pilot , brookints
SHOW I s
IMRE OF DEL
CCLFAIR
Charles
left Thu
O regon
W orld’s Finest Clim ate
club has entered w ith what they. Arrangements have
Page Thret
claim , the w inning contenders’ ! completed '’w in S ? ' * jUSt been
C
h
a
r
m
Halversen
and,
and
an
unfinished
,e Colmj
ArUiino,
Hnnj n aRd
an k unfinished
hous«-.
in w hat promises to be a rough Leete f r k th rum a o
r c daughter
P u X c d par,
ofe , h « * " u n n
i B rW
" N . ” nd ,h
*' J iC k n “ orth
“
fheir hog
tough r o p e pullin g tu g -o f-w a r
n a ttil>’ uniformed
dFUm
Corns
and
«on
proper,ly.
south
0,
H
a
rb
o
r'!
e
'e
it
u
a
lly
'
he‘
r
h°
me
"
*
"*
They w ill have a booth in the
1 weeks
fo r t h ?
d t0 furnish
flo
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
division
and
handle
and ¿J
M argaret R. Lindsley has pur-
? many events during th e'
tw o of the food concessions. Bv th
chased the Merle Morgan* homo u M r' and Mrs Mer,e Morgan
chard
three-day program.
popular demand they are fea
near Harbor.
Harbor.
h a\e purchased the L a rry Basev
.orsemen A ssociation tu iin g a baseball throw ing con
place, the sm all stone house and
“B
rooking’»
Could
H
ave
C.
R.
Jackson
and
wife
of
San
test fo r both men and women
fill Stage O pening
lot in town. Mr. Morgan plans to
hrancisco have purchased the
The man w ith the longest throw Bone As Well As S. D.’
remodel
the place and possibly
'rent Aug. 20-22
<>sa Johnson place of five acres
ing arm w ill receive a case w
add to it fo r th e ir new’ home.
James spent last u w k
m oto r oil and 20 gallons of gaso
IECEXT CITY Of interest line fo r his prowess. The lady at San Francisco at which tim e
S1RP0
¡horsemen who plan to par- who can prove her a b ililty to e took m the baseball games
* * thi
show a t toss the b a n 's ! proficiently as 'a D ie g ? " San Francisco and San
I Norte Counts fair is the ro llin g pin w ill receive a 7-quart
Expected to be quite a series
i jst released by Bob M e-¡pressure cooker. The latest en-
the tw ° toP clubs of
that Al Gomez of Loomis tr y fo r the rope pulling contest
c
Pacific
Coast conference, it
|igreed and w ill act again has been made by the VFW who
¡judge of the horse show promise a strong team that w ill was a disappointment, says Fan
U t horse division. Mr. Go- dig up plenty of sod in heeling Tommy. San Francisco swept the
I s one of the top-ranking into a victory. They are sponsor! entire series w ith comparative
\ much to the disgust oi
of the west and his of an event which is sure to in
are eagerly sought. His terest every child in the fa ir­ Tommy who is (or was) Quite a
at the local fa ir grounds. A food concession w ill San Diego fan.,
"Brookings club would have
1946.
also be under th e ir management.
made as good a showing as Sar.
of
the
horsemen's
as-
. , . , TI
The chamber of commerce w ill
headed by Happy Gor- not o nly have a booth in the Diego did against the San F ran­
be out m fu ll regalia J comm ercial building but is also cisco Seals.”
opening event scheduled aw arding a trophy fo r the out-
morning with a big standing commercial exhibit
at the fairgrounds. In
u
B la ir J . G ould
Raymond A. Lower, real es­
with the past policy o f '
®,S a
“ ,n. char8e
Peggy Gould
,h»~ w
J n ill be
k no
_ „ ' o f ,he C1,y decorations fo r the tate broker, announces the fol-
board there
fa ir week, and who w ill, by the lowing transfers in this locality:
charge to t h e fa ir
way, contact the business men
again this year.
in regard to store decorations,
[ fair management is happy
is personally awarding an en­
the interest and enthusi-
| being manifested this year graved trophy fo r the w inner of,
the open stock horse event in
various local organiza
the horse show'.
l»d individuals in p u ttin g
Com petition in the horsehroe
|a»ulders to the wheel and
m any
interesting pitching tournam ent is very keen
The 20-30 club has vol- — Roy Johnson, who is in charge
I to sponsor bicycle races, of the contest, states that some
of four divisions, fo r of the contestants are getting
I firls and boys w ith age the kinks from th e ir arms thru
i of eight through 11 and d a ily practices on the official
16. Cash prizes w ill courts at the fairgrounds.
mied for each division.
Reservations have already been
pre placing a strong team made by several large stockmen,
k rope pulling contest and 'Am ong others, entries have been
|M>e charge of the bee- received from Verne Hoffman
Hon The club has made of Acampo, well-known breeder
inshij non for a booth in the of Berkshire and Spotted Poland
ye building. The L io n ’s China swine and Shropshire and
3ric« I
-
R am bouillet sheep; Bob C arillo
of Santa Rosa, who w ill show
some of his prize Guernsey cat­
tle ; Charles Kaye, of Sebastapol.
J y j’ ^'Civ, n will be at is bring ing up some blue ribbon
INN Crescent City, A yrshire cattle and Duroc Jer­
ex imine sey swine. The Lake Earl and
|»K fit glasses. Hours 10 Crescent Redwood Granges have
|5 p m.
also placed reservations and plan
to excel the usual excellent ex­
h ib it of th e ir members. The 4-H
club livestock division, living up
optometrists
Eureka. C a lif I to th e ir mottor, "To make the
best better," is certain of a good
showing.
D
M ,
»‘
RED, WHITE OR GREEN
fifay Moes
N O W IN STOCK
$3.95 to $5.50
BROOKINGS SHOE SERVICE
Realty Transfers
J
„S'?'
D EL
N O RTE
CO U N TY
FAIR
KS
CRESCEN T
tometrist Here!
C IT Y
August 20 to 22
f ‘
& McCreery
MAMMOTH FLORICULTURAL,
AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS
Thrills Galore!
>1*
toere are taxes in your talk
Vaited S i,If, Government take, iu toll on all tel—-
*odaT- Federal tax on local service is 15 per*
tiw ° ng dlWaQCe ««rvioe where the charge is 25c or
m
< 11 * percent. Other forms of telephone service
jv . from 8 percent to 25 percent
* r Y - Ui
dtrsctly upon yon as a telephone
X5-. „ our telephone company has the added expense of
Trapeze Artists
Acrobatics
Saddle Horse Races
Tramoline Acts
Tough Rope Pulling
Tug-of-war
Horseshoe Pitching
Tournament
Puppet Shows
Unique Tractor Races
Free Motion Pictures
Model Airplane
codector-
•*
Cr>One would *Kree that telephone service
’ he 25 percent tax on long distance end
for ‘•»J« ° ° ne <* r' * ces « higher than the 20 percent rate
T tif-,/’ *Q<h M furs, kw elry and perfumes.
***» o r rh * LUst n everywhere have been expressing their
in r
extise tax to their Senators and Represen-
Their views w ill help to guide future
?*»cr:ne ' 2 act*®0 on the repeal of this most unusual
necessity.
° n a fecessirv.
W e are certain that your
would ■ ppreciate your views as a taxpayer
00 this telephone ta x
teiephiu : íiimpíu
Wild horse Wagon Races
Battle Maneuvers
Horse and Stock Show