THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1950
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Partial List Included In This Publication
Curry County Fair Prize Winners Many
Division F — Handicrafts and
Collections:
/ Made by adult: Wm. Prices, of
Sixes, Leland Dooley, of Gold
Beach, Mary Seger, Gold Beach,
Mrs. Vernon Turner, Gold Beach
Rose Wheeling, Port Orford, all
blue ribbon.
Made by child: Vernita Turner
of Gold Beach, blue ribbon.
Antiques, with history: Mrs.
Kitty Smith, Gold Beach, Mrs.
Sands, Gold Beach, Gloria Ste-
vens, Gold Beach, Erma Wagner,
Port Orford, Mrs. F. Vigne, of
Gold Beach, all blue ribbon.
Division G—School Exhibits.
One-room school: Upper Chet-
co, first; Quosaten, Wedderburn,
secocnd.
Grade Schools: Langlois, first;
Gold Beach, second; Port Orford,
third.
High School: Gold Beach, first.
Division H—Home Cookery.
Vanilla
Drop Cookies: Hal
Strain, Langlois, first; Marcia
Bauer, Gold Beach, second; Dar
lene Crook, Gold Beach, third.
Sponge Cake: (not iced) De-
ann Schroeder, Gold Beach, and
Mary Donaldson. Denmark, tied
j for first; Deanna Churchill, of
4 Langlois, second; Vesper Bailor,
Gold Beach, Jean James. Gold
Beach, Joanne Henry, Langlois,
Patricia Kerberg. Port Orford,
Dorothy Wigle, Four Mile, tied
for third.
Scrapbook containing menus
for 14 days, purchasing list, etc.
Peggy Parrott, Gold Beach, first.
Muffin Baking Contest: Bar
bara Fendrick, Gold Beach, first;
Marcia Bauer. Gold Beach, sec
ond; Joan Wolff, Gold Beach,
third.
Sponge Cake Baking Contest:
Saralie Wolff, Gold Beach, first;
Vesper Bailor, Gold Beach, sec
ond.
Clothing projects: Lois Le
Clair, Harbor, second; Deanna
Schroeder, Gold Beach, Beverly
McKnight, Gold Beach,
Marie
Frye, Gold Beach, tied for third,
Division lb: Arlene kerber of
Langlois, first; Jeannette Thomp
son, Langlois, Joan Cox, Lang
lois, Bobby Jean Sypher, Lang
lois, tied for second;
Dolores
Bruchler, Llanglois and Alma
Wise, Denmark, tied for third.
Division 2: Joanne Pettegrew,
Harbor and Arlene Bolen, Har-
for, tied for first; Deanna Chur-
chill, Langlois,
second;
Alma
Duffy, Harbor, third.
Division 3: Mary Donaldson of
Denmark, first; Shirley Phillips,
Langlois, second; Fae Rausch.
Brookings and Barbara Phillips,
Langlois, tied for third.
Division 5: Erma Hull, Port
Orford, first.
Knitting: Lois LeClair, Har-
bor, third.
Class 3: Darlene Raasina, of
Port Orford, Lois LeClair, Har
bor, tied for first; Jane Crump,
Harbor, Rebecca Cooley, Port
Orford, Susan Gilfillan, Port Or
ford and Ruth Morris, Port Cr-
ford, tied for second; Wilma Ken
nedy, Jean Norris, Port Orford,
Mary Jane McTaggart, Port Or
ford, Karen Simpson, Harbor,
Joanne Clendenin, Harbor, Jean
ette Sargeant, Port Orford, Pa
tricia Bonnicksen, Sixes, Bernice
Pratt, Port Orford, Mona Sather,
Port Orford. Donna Coon, Port
Orford,(tied for third.
Div. 2, Class 3: Vesper Bailor,
Gold Beach, first.
Div. 3, Class 3: Krista Lee
McKenzie,
Port Orford, first;
Marcia McDonad, Port Orford,
second.
Class 4 Food preservation: Lois
LeClair, Harbor, first.
Division 2, food preservation:
"Here's my first step en every
stepping trip*
Wise shoppers always buy
through the classified pages of
the Telephone Directory. Every
thing is listed in an easy-to-find or
der that takes so much of the both
er out of shopping. The best firms
in town are classified advertisers, so
you can depend on getting the most
for your money from them. Let the
classified pages be your guide to
better buys from now on. You’ll
be glad you did.
Jeannette Thompson, Langlois,
third, (no other prizes).
Class 5, Forestry: George Was
son, Pistol River, and Timmy
Timeus, Pistol River, tied for
first place.
Vegetable
Garden:
Vesper
Bailor, Gold Beach, Johnny Was
son, Pistol River, tied for first;
Larry Ismert, Pistol River, sec
ond; Billy Crook, Pistol River,
Stephen Ganong, Gold Beach,
tied for third.
4-H showmanship: (dairy) 1st,
Krista Lee McKenzie, Port Or
ford; 2nd, Giman Dully, Harbor;
3rd, Mary Donaldson, Denmark
4th, Glen Wagner, Port Orford
5th, Timmy Timeus, Pistol Riv
er; Gordon Britton, Denmark;
7th, Jackie Bravo, Harbor; 8th,
Ivan Bolen, Harbor; 9th, Earl
Henry, Jr., Harbor.
4-H Showmanship, (beef) 1st,
Neil’Knapp, Port Orford; 2nd,
Frank Moore. Four Mile; 3rd.
Gary Jamieson, Port Orford 4th,
Janet Crump, Harbor; 5th. Gary
Guptill, Denmark; 6th, Raymond
Britton, Langlois.
4-H livestock, Jerseys: Timmy
Timeus, Pistol River, second.
Yearling Heifers: 1st, Glen
Wagner, Port Orford; 2nd, Glen
Wagner, Port Orford; 3rd, Gor-
don Britton, Denmark.
Class 4, heifers under 1 year
1st, Mary Donaldson. Denmark;
2nd, Timmy Timeus. Pistol River;
3rd,I Gordon Britton, Denmark;
4th, Gilman Duffy, Harbor; 5th,
Earl Henry Jr., Harbor.
Other Dairy Breeds, heifers
under 1 year: Krista McKenzie,
Port Orford, first; Ivan Bolen,
Harbor, second; Jackie Bravo,
Harbor, third.
Class C, Beef Cattle, (cows):
Neil Knapp. Port Orford, first;
Gary Jamieson, Port Orford,
second.
Calves: Raymond Britton, of
Langlois, first; Janet Crump, of
Harbor, second.
Fat Steer or Spayed Heifer:
Frank Moore, Four Mile, first;
Gary Guptill, Denmark, second.
Class D, Sheep of all Breeds:
Breeding Ewe: Ray Brooks,
Brookings, first.
Fat Lamb: Alma Duffy, Har
bor, first.
Class F, Poultry, heavy breeds:
Arlene Blone, Harbor, first; Ver
non Pettegrew, Harbor, second.
Class G, Rabbits, breeding buck
—Larry Ismert,
Pistol River,
first; Terry Timeus, Pistol River,
second.
Breeding Does: Larry Ismert,
Pistotl River, first; Terry Tim
eus, Pistol River, second and
third.
Community Booths: Sixes, Oph
ir and Chetco Granges, tied for
championship.
Farm Booth: Sea View Ranch,
Port Orford, champion.
Page Three
On Famous Pelican Bay
dence during the entire affair. Ito weigh in the neighborhood of
At the time of the fire Mr. and four tons. Nutt was immediately
ills. Davis and four children taken to the Coos Bay hospital
were at the Colonial Theatre, where he was found to be suf
where Mr. Davis is manager and fering from severe bruises and
projectionist.
contusions. He was brought to
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Marsh are his home for convalescing.
parents of an eight-pound, four-
Tuesday evening was the first
ounce boy, born Sept. 19, at the
Myrtle Point hospital. They’ve parents and teachers gathering
named their son, Nicholas Blaine at the grade school. Special wel
come was given to the new par
Junior.
ents and four new teachers, An-
Edward Williamson, son of Mr.
drew McCornack, Robert Tier-
and Mrs. Clyde Williamson, of
nan, Mary Lou Ritteman of the
Elk River road, spent a few days nan,
Mary Lou Ritteman of the
the end of last week visiting his
high school and Mrs. Minnie
parents before returning to the
Mallory of the grade school. Mrs.
University of Oregon to resume
Hazel Cram headth the P.-T. A.
his studies in architecture. All for the coming year. Vice-presi
summer Edward held an inter dent is Mrs. Bea Cooley, secre
esting position in Battle Creek, tary, Mrs. Edith Lgoan anti the
Mich., and stayed with his sis treasurer, Mrs. Esther Abston.
ter and family.
Refreshments were served by the
In a woods accident last week. teachers.
Bill Nutt miraculously escaped
Concluded on Page Eight
serious injury or death when a
large stump rolled down the
hillside onto the canopy of his
Caterpillar tractor, he was op
Octoblver 7, 1950 is latest day
erating, pressing him over, dou
to
register as a voter for the
bled up, with canopy bent over
general
election. Any person who
on him. Quick thinking by Blaine
may
have
completed his residence
Marsh and Orris Smith who were
or
become
21 years of age before
working nearby was largely ac
November
7. 1950, may register
countable' for saving h i s life.
now.
OLETA
A. WALKER,
They hooked a cable from an
County Clerk.
other tractor onto the stump and
with care, rolled it off Nutt, then Registrars:
quickly pulled the canopy from
Herbert Payne, postoffice at
atop of him, to sit him upright. Harbor; Madge S. Moore, Brook
He had stopped breathing in the ings; Myrtle Forty. Port Orford;
cramped position, but resumed Hay Helmken, Sixes;
LaRue
immediately upon being freed. Henry, Langlois; Louise R. Best,
The stump was estimated by N. Agness; G. W. Meservey, Agness;
B. Marsh, on whose logging op T. W. Billings, Maria! and Coun
eration the accident occurred, ty Clerk’s Office, Gold Beach. 31-2
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High School Credits For
Life Certificate
Accredited Pupils
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By Dorothy Asdel
Fire severely damaged the kit
chen of the Jack Davis home in
the Hamlet last Friday night.
About 8 p. m. a neighbor, Mrs.
Mary Lee Anderson, was walking
down the road and noticed the
fire through the window of the
house and dashed across the
street to summon the volunteer
fire department, on the Chet
Kirtland telephone. Before the
engine arrived Kirtland, John
O'Hara and other neighbors had
brought garden hoses and spray
ed the flames. The firemen ar-
rived shorty and quickly and
completely brought the blaze un
der control. There was thought
to be considerable smoke and
water damage. When the excite
ment was all over, one of the
firemen was investigating fur
ther when he spied a tiny, thor
oughly-drenched puppy emerge
from under the bed, seemingly
none the worse for the experi
ence of having been in the resi-
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