BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1948.
Pomona Grange
Votes Four 4-H
Scholarships, 1949
Four outstanding club mem
bers from Curry county will at
tend summer school at Corvallis
next June at the expense of Po
mona Grange and Henry Adolph-1
sen, according to action taken by !
the Grangers at the last county
wide meeting in 1948.
Mr. Adolphsen matches the
Grange contribution. Last year,
board, tuition, room, and hos
pitalization fees cost $24.00 for
each delegate attending the two
weeks session.
The executive committee, Mrs.
A. P. Sweet and County Agent
R. M. Knox, will develop rules
for the contest and selection,
which will be submitted to the
Pomona Grange at their next
meeting to be held at Sixes on
February 19. Henry Adolphsen,
Port Orford; Clarence Brooks,
Langlois and Fred Adams, Ophir,
comprise the executive commit
tee of Pomona.
This announcement i s being
/made early to encourage more
competion for the awards, said
J. O. Phipps, Pomona Master.
Club members who organize
early and carry a good project
will have an advantage, suggests
Aldene Roberts, who handles the
club program in the county ex
tension office. Club members and
interested parents are urged to
contact her for enrollment blanks
and additional information on the
contest.
Livestock Meeting
Date Is Changed
U. of O. Billed To
Meet SMU, Jan. 1,
In Cotton Bowl
University of Oregon Ducks,
tied with University of Califor
nia in the Pacific Coast Confer
ence title, who lost out in the
conference voting to be repre
sentative of the coast in the Rose
Bowl, was picked to be the op
ponent of Southern Methodist
University in the Cotton Bowl on
New Years Day.
Breaking a precedent, the Pa
cific Coast conference, by its ac
tion has cheapened the signific
ance of the Rose Bowl, the dean
of all post-season games.
Oregon and California didn’t
meet during the season, and this
fact caused quite a division in the
Pacific coast conference.
the World’s Best Climate
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LOCAL NEWS
Notice To Creditors
Henry Kane, a classmate of
Gene Gould at University of Ore- j
gon, was a visitor here Satur
day afternoon and Sunday.
Miss Angenette Crissey, sister
of W. L. Crissey, left Tuesday for
her home at Portland after vis
iting her brother and sister-in-!
law over the Thanksgiving holi
days. She was accompanied by
George Mallette, of Chicago, a
cousin of the Crisseys, who also
spent the holidays here.
Mrs. Erskine Miller accompan
ied Mr. and Mrs. Hitches, their
guests over Thanksgiving, on the
bus to Portland, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gott and
two daughters, Jean and Joy.
left last Wednesday for Day ton
where they were guests of Mrs.
Gott’s relatives for the holiday.
They returned late Monday.
No. 1169
In the County Court for Cur
ry’ County’, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersignde has been appointed
executrix of the Estate of Albert
V. Muchmore, deceased, by the
County Court of Curry County,
Oregon, and has qualified. All
persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified
to present the same, duly veri
fied as by law required, to the
undersigned at the office of Hugh
C. Gearin. Brookings, Oregon,
within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated and First published, No
vember 25, 1948.
Last publication, December 23.
1948
ANNA H. MUCHMORE,
Hugh C. Gearin,
Executrix.
Attorney at law, Brookings, Ore.
GOLD BEACH —Western Ore
gon livestock association, orig
inally scheduled in Clatsop coun
ty, Jan. 13 and 14, has been post
poned to Jan. 25 and 26 to avoid
conflicting with the Oregon Wool
Growers annual meeting at Port
land, according to Harry Lind
gren, secretary’.
The Curry county association
annual meeting date need not be
change, states R. M. Knox, sec
retary of the county organization
The meeting will be
on Jan. 10. as origin:
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Mr. Lindgren anm
mittee subjects to i
at the Astoria meeting, sugfe
ing that county groups appoint
two or three members on each: With practically all business
committee. Many changes in laws places closed for the day. Thanks
outboard motors in 21^ 5 and 16 h. p. sizes, now
affecting agriculture appear to giving locally was exceptionally
on display at the
be up for consideration at the quiet. Most of the students at
tending
schools
of
higher
learn
next session of legislature. Those
proposed changes will be stud’ed ing were home for the occasion.
by these committees and recom These included: Mary and Peter
Sales and Service For Curry County
mendations made to prevent un Grootendorst, attending Oregon
State College; Gene Gould and
favorable legislation.
GOLD BEACH
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OREGON
Carroll Reekman. University of
Committees to be named:
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Oregon Students; Miss Swan, a w
Pasture and range;
student at Stanford; Ray Foltz,I
Predatory animals;
Livestock disease and brand in student at Humboldt; Bob Kerr!
and Jimmy Robinson, students at
spection;
Hill Military Academy, Portlan
Adulteration of feeds;
Swine production;
Noxious weeds;
Legislation and resolutions.
Auto Painting
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eomittees of their own choosing, Nov. 26
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hanksgiving Was
Quiet In This Area
Just Received A Shipment of 1949
JOHNSON SEA HORSE
ROGUE MOTORS
WRECKS
Re-Built
Weather Report
MEADOWS'
Auto Service
Notice
Flowers , . .
for all
Service
occasions,
Immediate
Irvin's Florists
& Nursery
Phone Crescent City 2224
or Call at
Titus Bulb Farms
QUALITY M A D E-TO-MEAS
URE SUITS and slacks for men
and women. Also best quality
gaberidon shirts and shoes. A
selection cf more than 300 sam
ples. 25 years experience selling
made-to-measure garments. If in
terested drop a card to Ben Mc
Kernan, Box 15, Brookings. He
will call at your home with sam
ples. This does not obligate you
to buy.
35tf.
"To make rooms smile
brightly, Just WONS-
OVER lightly."
A FULL LINE OF GENUINE
CELOTEX PRODUCTS
* Everything for the building, from floor to
roof/inside or out, except the framework:
Celotex Roll Roofing
Celotex Sheathing
Celotex Shingles
Celotex Lath
Enamel Surface Roofing
Celobric
We also make concrete bricks and
blocks to order.
GALLAGHER
PLUMBING
Brookings
Oregon
Cal! For Bids
Sealed bids will be received by
Dora Beaulieu, Clerk at Brook
ings, Oregon, until January 4,
1949, 8:00 o’clock p. m., for the
addition to the grade school
building for School District No.
17, Curry County, Brookings,
Oregon, and will then and there
be opened and publicly read
aloud. Bids received after the
time fixed for openings will not
be considered.
Plans, specifications and form
of contact documents may be
examined at the office of Free
man and Hayslip, Assoc. Archts.,
304 Postal Building, Portland,
Oregon, and a set of said plans,
specifications and forms may be
obtained at the office of Dora
Beaulieu, Clerk, Brookings, Ore
gon, or at the office of Freeman
and Hayslip, Assoc. Archts., 30-1
Postal Building, Portland, Ore
gon, upon a deposit of $25.00
which will be refunded upon the
return of the plans and specifi
cations within a reasonable time.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by a certified check, cashier’s
check or bid bond (with author
ized surety company as surety)
made paybale to the Owner in
an amount of not less than 5%
of the amount of the bid. Surety
bond (or bonds) will be required
in accordance with the terms of
the contract documents.
The School District No. 17,
Curry County, Oregon, reserves!
the right to reject any or all
bids and to waive formalities.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid after the hour set for the
opening thereof, or before award
of contract, unless said award
is delayed for a period exceeding
30 Odays.
DORA BEAULIEU, Clerk.
First publication. Nov. 25. 19481
Second publication, Dec. 2. 1948;
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