Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, September 14, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, K6Q
3RCCKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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..... Land Of Opportunities
Page Five
CURRY COUNTY FAIR ACCLAIMED
SUPERIOR TO PREVIOUS SHOWINGS
man, Gold Beach, first; Warren
Dill: Clarence Brooks. lang,
Kohlrabi: Donald v’b.rr nh of
Miller, Wedderburn. second; IT. lois, first; Katie Adolphsen, Den-
Denmark,
first; Mildred Koblen­
D. Crook, Pistol River, third.
markk. second; Mrs. John Good­ zar, Ophir,second and third.
Mares, 3 years and over: R. S. man, Ophir, third.
Lettuce: C. J. Clyde, Wedder­
Walker, Ophir, first; Otis Bow­
Forage
Crops:
Mrs.
Vernon
burn,
first; Elsie Quinn, Den­
GOLD BEACH—Number and quality of the exhibits from all
man, Gold Beach, second and Leathers. Gold Beach, first.
mark. second.
over the county exceeded those of any previous year, as the 1950 third.
Garlic: Marion Brooks, Lang­
Melons: A. H. Eggers, Lang­
Curry County Fair and Rodeo was acclaimed best ever held since
Saddle horses, fillies. Chajles lois, first.
lois, first.
Horseradish: Frances Autry,
Onions, dry: Otto Heckel, of
the fair was started years ago. Competition was keener in almost Knox, Gold Beach, first; Otis
Bowman, Gold Beach, second
Langlois,
first;
Nellie
Bush,
Har
­
Langlois,
first; A. C. Thompson,
every class and division, and this was especially so in the 4-H
bor,
second.
Concluded
on Page Six
Grand Champion Stallion: II.
exhibits. The commercial exhibits exceeded any previous year.
D. Crook. Pistol River.
A list of the winners, supplied
Grand Champion Mare: Otis
by the county agent’s office, was Sweet, Sixes, first, second and Bowman, Gold Beach.
published, not in time' to be in­ third.
Saddle horses, Stallions: Herb
cluded partially in last week’s
Herd (three or more females) Dunn, Myrtle Point, first; Tom
issue. The first of the list:
A. W. Sweet, Sixes.
Cosgrove, Eureka, Calif., second;
Division A—LIVESTOCK
Other Dairy Breeds. Register­ Robert Dunn. Myrtle Point, third.
Jerseys: Registered bull under ed Bull under 2 years. Zahni
Stallions 2 years old: Tom Cos­
2 years: Glen Wagner, Port Or­ Crockett, Pistol River.
grove. Eureka, first; Milton Roth
ford, first second and third.
Beef Cattle: Cow, Jack Moore of Myrtle Point, second; Glen
Cows (3 years and older) Glen of Four Mile.
Young. Gold Beach, third.
Wagner, Port Orford, first sec­
Mares, 3 years and over: Otis
Calves: Jack Moore, Sixes.
ond and third.
Bowman,
Gold Beach, first; Hugh
Saddle Horses (Curry County)
Heifer (2 years and under 3) H. D. Crook, Pistol River, first; Shepherd, Myrtle Point, second.
Glen Wagner, Port Orford.
SHEEP: Whiteface breeds:
Leo Lucas, Harbor, second; L.
Heifers (1 year and under 2) W. Watson, Wedderburn, third. Registered Ram over 1 year: R.
Glen Wagner, Port Orford, first,
Stallion. 1 year old: Otis Bow­ M. Knox & Son, Gold Beach, first
second and third.
Henry Adolphsen, Port Orford,
man, Gold Behch.
Heifers, under 1 year: A. W. Colt, under 1 year: Otis Bow- second; R. M. Knox and Son, of
Gold Beach, third.
Ewe, purebred or grade (over
1 year) Mary Donaldson, Den­
mark, first; Henry Adolphsen,
Port Orford, second and third.
Fat Lamb: Keith Guptill, Den-,
mark, first; Gordon Britton, of
Denmark, second.
Divisio« "B”—POULTRY
Heavy Breeds, (pen of three
laying hens) James Metteer, of
Ophir, first.
Cock or cockerel. Inas Conridi,
Ophir, first; Lloyd Storm, Lang­
lois, seconcd; Vernon Pettegrew,
Harbor, third.
Rabbits (pen of 3 fat) Terry
Timeus, Pistol River, first; Larry
Ismert, Pistol River, second; Le­
nore Phipps, Gold Beach, third.
Breeding Doe Rabbit: James
Metteer, Ophir, first.
Breeding Bucks: Vern Leath­
ers, Gold Beach, first; James Met­
teer. Ophir, second; A. S. Currie,
Hotel Brookings Building
Brookings, Ore.
Gold Beach, third.
Bantams (pen of 3): Mildred;
WITH
Hulce, Port Orford, first and
second.
Dozen Eggs: Mabel Ostrander,
Pistol River, first; Sam Huach-
l inson, Pistol River, second; Jack
Taylor, Ophir, third.
FULL-SIZE OFFICE KEYBOARD
Division “C” Crops
Beans, dry (1 pint) Neva Boyd,
Gold Beach, first, Marion Brooks,
Langlois, second; Ada Johnston,
Gold Beach, third.
Beans, »string, plate: Catherine
Chenoweth, Ophir, first; J. E.
Bush, Harbor, second; N rman
Chenoweth. Ophir, third.
Beets, table (6): Ada Johns­
ton, Gold Beach, first and sec­
ond: Mrs. Frank Sherman, of
Ophir, third.
Koblenzar, Ophir, second ;etshrd
Cabbage (3 heads) L. K. Hut­
ton, Denmark, first; A. II. Eg­
gers. Langlois, second; Herman
Koblenzar. Ophir, third.
Cabbage (largest head) Luther
Tisdale, Brookings.
Carrots: Stella LeClair, Gold
Beach, first and second; Ada
Johnston, Gold Beach third.
Cauliflower, 3 heads: L. K.
Hutton, Denmark, first; Herman
Koblenzar, Ophir, second and
fraa Carrying Can
third.
With Each Machina
Celery: S. O. Newhouse, Wed­
derburn, first; Marion Brooks,
Before you buy any automatic washer, com-
Langlois, second.
Hot just a ’’new model’*—but, a revolutionary new
pare it with this amazing General Electric All-
Chard (3 bunches) Horman
Automatic
Washer.
design.. . with a lighter, “snappier” touch, amazing speed
Koblenzar, Ophir, first; James
You II marvel at this timesaving, worksaving washer
Masterpolito, Denmark,
second
and over a dozen brand new typing aids! Has the full-size
that gives you an automatic soak, Activator washing action,
and
third.
keyboard of costly office machines... and you’ll like the
deep-water
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Corn (sweet) Walt Fisher, of
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that
it
gets many pieces dry enough to iron!
Wedderburn, first;
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washer
is completely flexible, too. Stop it when
miss it! Come in, today, and see it—fry it—yourself!
Goodman, Ophir, second; James
you want — start it where you want. And you can skip
Masterpolito, Langlois, third.
or repeat any operation in the entire cycle.
Carn, tallest field: Clarence
For a personal look and trial, see them at either Brooks, Langlois, first; Herman
Ask to see this All-Automatic washer in action! It's being
demonstrated today —every day —to show
-
Koblenzar, Ophir, second.
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. Brookings, or
Cucumbers, pickling. Mildred
you ' automatic washing at its finest.” Price
Hulce, Port Orford, first, H. E.
TYPO-PRINT, Gold Beach, firms in the
•Trademark Reg. U. 8. Pwt OC.
Timcua Pistol River, second;
Catherine Chenoweth, Ohipr.
Cucumbers, slicing: Norman
Chenoweth, Ophir, first; H. E.
Phone. 283. Brookings
Gold Beach 984
Timeus, Pistol River, second; j
Herman Koblenzar, Ophir, third.'
BROOKINGS
OREGON
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