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The World’s Best Climate
BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1949
1949 PRIZE WINNERS AT CURRY
COUNTY FAIR RELEASED BY AGENT
Payne, Harbor, first; Fred Gus- till, Denmark, first.
Pickles and Relishes: Kate
stafson, Harbor, second and third.
Assortment of 6 jars, meats, Adolphsen, Port Orford, first;
CLASS VII—Juvenile.
seafoods, fruits and vegetables: Blanche Johnson, Wedderburn,
Tallest stalk field corn: Terrv Mildred Koblenzar, Ophir, first; second; Hazel McKenzie, Port
Timeus, Pistol River, first; Jean Mrs. H. E. Swinney, Harbor, sec Orford, third.
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ond; Clyde Braynard, Harbor,
I Zinnias, pompom: Delia PofT, Quinn, Denmark, second.
Coffman, Ophir, third.
I Onhir, first; Charles Clarke, Lang-
Best 4 stalk sweet corn with third.
To Be Concluded Next Week
Swiss Chard: Donna Moore, | lois, second; Denny Wated, Ophir, ears attached: Zahna Crockett,
Dried Foods: Stella Slocum,
Gold Beach, first; Mrs. V. A. An- third.
Pistol River, first; Teddy McNee Langlois, first.
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T?°,d Bcach’ second.
! Sweet Peas: Lois LeClair, Har- ly, Gold Beach, second.
Jelly: Eva Donaldson, Den
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^ate Ad°lph_^^
first; Velma Sabin, Lang
Best 6 potatoes: Alice L. Bow mark, first and second; Peggy
ford, first, second and third.
lois, second; Evelyn Sweet, Sixes, I man, Gold Beach, first; Zahna Parrott, Gold Beach, third.
IIORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS third.
Crockett, Pistol River, second.
Jam: Evelyn Sweet, Sixes, 1st;
Collection of small fruits; No
Godetia : Estella Christensen,
Alice
Walker, Pistol River, sec
DIVISION “D” Home Foods
ma Thomas, Port Orford, first Gold Beach. first; Ruth Wimmer,
ond;
Stella Christenson, Gold
Canned Fruits: Marian Brooks,
and
Lois Miller, Brookings, second; Ophir, second.
Beach,
third.
I
anglois,
first;
Charlottee
Dubay,
Mrs. Louie Stoller, Harbor, third’
Ambulance Service
Cosi : s : Moze’la Wade, Ophir, Wedderburn, second; Hazel Cup
Preserves: Eva Donaldson, Den-|
Berries:
Roger
Stankavich, first; Lorene Wade, Ophir, sec- till, Denmark, third.
mark, first; Mrs. Ike Smith, Gold
Langlois, first; Eva Donaldson. ond.
Canned Vegetables:
Marian Beach, second; Nellie Bush, Har
Denmark, second; Vivian Johns
Hydrangia : Ethel Montgomery,! Brooks, Langlois, first;
Bessie bor, third.
ton. Ophir, third.
Port Orford, first.
Crescent City.
Disner, Ophir, second; Eva Don-
Conserves : Blanche Johnson,
Collection of large fruits; Lois
Snapdragon:
a
’
dson,
third.
Vesper Bailor,
Wedderburn first; Cheri Knox
California
Miller, Brookings, first; John Gold Beach,
first; Della Poff,
a. rwd.: c. c. Cup, CM Beach,' .„„„a .„a th«
Chenoweth, Denmark, second and Ophir, second;
Ruth Wimmer,
third.
Ophir, third.
Collection of mixed fruits: Ir
Stocks: Mary Smedburg, Gold
ene Walen, Wedderburn, first; I Beach, first; Vesper Bailor, Gold
( harles Clark, Langlois, second, Beach, second.
A tin« FI^D
“BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA:
Maiian Brooks, Langlois, third.
Galardia: Hazel McKenzie,
•.‘ «A3,, P™fcss'onal guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
Best plate of apples: Herbert Port Orford, first; Mary Wood m
Payne, Harbor, first and second* worth, Sixes, second.
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-vour trade when doing your out-of-town shopping.
Jim Ferguson, Gold Beach, third’.
POTTED PLANTS—
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FLO RI CULTU R A L EX HIBITS
Fuchsia: Stella Slocum. Lang
Asters (pompom) 3: Marian lois. first and second; W. L. Pin
Brooks, first; S. O. Newhouse, son, Gold Beach, third.
Wedderburn, second; Eva Donald
& ELECTRIC CO.
Geranium: W. L. Pinson, Gold
son, Denmark, third.
Beach, first.
Texaco Service
Asters, double: Hazel McKen
“Here To Serve You”
Wax Plant: Ethelene Thomp
Silverware
zie, Port Orford, first; Fern Town- son, Langlois, first.
Tires and Tubes
ey, I oit Orford, second; Virginia
Flat ware
Potted Petunia: W. L. Pinson,
Sherwin-Williams
Knox, Gold Beach, third.
Kaiser-Frazer
Dealer
Gold Beach, first; Stella Slocum,
Hollowware
Begonia (3 in plate) Mrs. Walt Langlois, second and third.
Paints
Ph. 91
Crescent City
iisher, Wedderburn, first; Mrs.
DECORATIVE ARRANGE’TS
DIRELYTE
C line, Langlois, second; Mrs. Walt
Combination of any fruit and
HARDWARE
Fisher, Wedderburn, third.
flowers: Gladys Brewer, Ophir,
Carnations: Evelyn Sweet, Six- first; Dorothy Timeus, Pistol Riv
• Housewares
<s, first; Mary Woodworth, Sixes, er. second; Dorothy Lockland,
second; Alary Woodworth, Sixes Brookings, third.
third.
’
Floyd Mulligan
Combination of any vegetable
Calendulas :
Marian
Brooks, and flowers: Dorothy Lockland
829 SECOND
Langlois, first; Et helene Thomp- Brookings, first; Gladys Brewer.
Repair
&
Installation
304 “H” STREET
son, L
second; Charles I Ophir, second;
era
Cadman,
of
Supplies and Appliances
Clarke, Langlois, third.
! Langlois, third.
Chrysanthemums,
V nrysanthemums, (exhibition):
I* lower and Beach arrangement
3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581
Dorothy Lockland, Brookings Florence Adolphsen, Port Orford, 4---------- ------------------ --------------
first.
first; Gladys Brewer, Ophir, sec
CRESCENT CITY
Dahlias (pompom) Jeannette ond; Ethelene Thompson, Lang
Thompson, Langlois, first; C. H lois, third.
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Brooks, Langlois, second; Ethel
Flower Arrangement in kitch
Montgomery, Port Orford, third. en containers: Ethelene Thomp : Visit our record dept I
& ELECTRIC CO.
“The Family Store”
Dahlias, decorative:
Marian son, Langlois, first; Dorothy Tim-
Compelte Radio Sales Î
Brooks, Langlois, first; Clarence eus, Pistol River, second; Fein
Complete line of hard
and Service
Drygoods and Furnish
Brooks, Langlois, second; Ethel Townley, Port Orford, third.
ware and electrical fix
ings, Apparel for the
ene Thompson, Langlois, third.
Ph. 1512
840 3rd St.
Miniatures, six inches in height
tures and appliances. j
Fuchsias, single; Ethel Mont- Gladys Brewer, Ophir, first; Eva
entire family
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gomery, Port Orford, first ani I Donaldson. Denmark, second; and
PHONE 143
second; Ruth Wimmer, Ophir, Marian Brooks, Langlois, third.
third.
Basket Arrangements: Dorothy
CRESCENT CITY
1 u< hsias, d o u b 1 e:
Marian Lockland. Brookings, first; Eva
Brooks of Langlois, first; Mrs. Donaldson, Denmark, second; Ma
Cline, Langlois, second; Gladys rian Brooks. Langlois, third.
Household Appliances,
Brewer, Ophir, third.
Speciosum: Jim Ferguson, Gold
Logging and Mill Sup
Gladiolus: Marian Brooks of Beach, first; Fred Gustafson, of
Sheet Metal, Plumbing
Langlois, first; C. H. Brooks of Harbor, second.
plies, Power Chain
and heating supplies.
Langlois, second;
Mrs. Walter
Flower Arrangements by chil-
saws, wire rope.
Fisher, Wedderburn, third.
dien under 15: Jeannette Thomp
Pho. 631
900 4th St
851 FOURTH STREE1
2nd & Market Streets
Geranium: No first; Mrs. Cline, son. Langlois, first; Mary Don
Langlois, second.
aldson, Denmark, second; Trudi
Mai ¡golds; Hazel McKenzize, Wade, Ophir, third.
Carrell’s-Hedrick
Port Orford, first; Marian Brooks^
Mixed Flowers: Mabel Adams,
ELECTRIC
Langlois, second;
Mrs. Walter Ophir, first; Mary Woodworth,
Fisher. Wedderburn, third.
Sixes, second.
MENS WEAR
Marigolds,
French:
Charles
CLASS 4-BULBS
Chevrolet - Buick
Jarman Shoes, Knox &
Clarke, Langlois, first, second and
Iris bulb display: Joe Zumpfe,
third.
Your
Hotpoint
Store
Sales-Service
Baxter Hats, Marlboro
Harbor, first; George Hiland, Har
Roses, fioribundas (cluster): bor. second; Jim Ferguson Gold
Shirts
Awt« Repair, Painting
941 Second St.
Marian Brooks, Langlois, first; Beach, third.
Ixirene \\ ade, Ophir, second.
Radiators Repaired.
920 Second St.
Easter Lily Bulbs: Norman
PHONE 931
Roses, Hybrid Tea: Mrs. John Chenoweth, Ophir, first; J. E.
Ph. 471 Crescent City
Henderson, Gold Beach, first; Joan Bush. Harbor, second.
Clendenin, Harbor, second; Ruth
Easter Bulbs and Bulbets: Ne-
LARGEST STOCK
Wimmer, Ophir, third.
N«nn Bush Shoes
\a Boyd, Gold Beach, first; Nor
Zinnias, large: Charles Clarke, man < henoweth, Ophir, second,
Arrow Shirts
of diamonds, watches,
Langlois, first and second; Vesper Herbert Payne, Harbor, third.
Genuine Levis
Bailor, Gold Beach, third.
Daffodil Bulbs display: Herbert
ROEDER
Funeral Home
Phone 1091
H MERCHANTS—Give Them At Least A Trial!
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REDWOODS
HARDWARE
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Manuel's Battery
WADSWORTH
JEWELERS
Mulligan Plumbing
PHONE 203
PHONE 2202
Nielsen Hardware
Carr's Sheet Metal
& Plumbing
Crescent Lumber
Equipment Comp'y
Company
PHONE 1881
*
Electrical Supplies
Chetco Drug Co«
YOUR REXALL STORE
Ready To Serve You Always
T. W. Zenier
PHONE 183
NICHOLSEN
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
Universal
Delco
Montag
Stover
APPLIANCES
E. M. NICHOLSEN, Prop.
Phone 1511
858 Third Street
CRESCENT CITY. CALIF.
Crescent
Chevrolet
Tom Brown's
Pendleton Shirts
Jantzen Sweaters
White Stag
Complete Line
of
Work Clothes
Sporting Goods
silverware & jewelry.
Warren G. Hunter
JEWELRY
Del Norte Laundry
Gordon F.
JOHNSON
3-Day Service
“Store for Men”
i
Leave Orders at
Cur-Del Cleaners
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