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Puro rmmns-flarlnr fttf Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhsre q Finer Com m u n i ty \ okune 6, Number Twenty-five BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON School 'Shifts’ Revealed; Registration Dates Set Leather Artist Picks Brookings Brookings is indeed fortunate to have been chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Young for the estab lishment of a Gift Shop that is a compliment to the standard of this growing community. True artists, Mr. and Mrs. Young do their own leather work. Mrs. Young designs the patterns and styles and Mr. Young does the carving, which he genuinely an- joys doing, particuarly the scenic designs. Taught by A Stohlman of San Bernardino, rated as the outstanding carver in the west, Mr. Young’s work is on a par with b.s teacher’s and is also rensidered one of the best. Be ginning as a hobby, leather work has become the Young’s voca tion and the new Nift Shop, tastcf’dly decorated and wdth a stock of i usual gifts, including myrtlewood and silver hand-done gifts as veil as leather, is a defi nite addition to Brookings’ wide variety of businesses. Aug. 23 Last Filing Date 1'he Pilot has been informed that August 23 is the last day for filing petitions for place on the forthcoming city elec tion ballot. Election is set for Wednesday, Sept. 12, at which tjme five councilmen will be elected. Talk is making the rounds that several names have been put on petitions but their identities have not as yet been revealed to the Pilot. Del Norte Fair Starts This Fri. CRESCENT CITY. Aug. 16.— A festive air fell over Del Norte county this morning. The 55th annual showing of the 41st dis trict fair got underway here this morning as visitors iiegan flock ing to the Del Norte county fair grounds. All freshmen and sophomore । pupils will be brought in fr om students are asked to register, the far ends of the routes on Monday, August 20, 1951, in the line first lun, with high school elementary school office. Regis pupils living nearer in on the tration is set from 2:00 until bus route bei^g brought in on 4:30 in the afternoon. the second trip which will take Junior and senior students are care of the shorter run. Last The annual three-day event asked to register on Tuesday, year the buses carried an over- event gets underway officially at August 21, from 2:00 until 4:30 load. In this way the overload 10 a.m. as Del Norte Horsemen « in the afternoon. can be care! for, and at thj Association members load a Any pupil who is working dur same time only one trip is nec grand opening parade in front of ing the day is asked to register essary in the morning to the far the grandstands and judging oe- on Tuesday, August 21, from 8:00 end of the route. gins for all divisions of the fair. until 10:30 in the evening. Actual details of the transpor More than 5000 entries will be It is hoped that all ot the high tation and shift will appear with judged in all divisions, Les Mc- schoo] students in the community in the next two weeks. Also Rev. E. C. Hicks, who left Clure’ fair manager, announced will register on the dates set. list ot elementary assignments. here about a month ago for tO(,ay as hp was completing final High school hours are set earl When high school starts on Salem to visit his daughter, Mrs. tabulations. ier this year in order to facilitate September 4, four new teacneis Among the exhibitors return* M. D. Cochell, returned Monday transportation. High school is to will greet the pupils. Miss i’yler, noon. While away, Rev. Hicks *° the Norte fair in the commence at 8:15 in the morn- graduate of Humboldt State col livestock division is Twing Starr. went through a clinic to check on ing and continue until 3:00 in iege, will :each home economics, his general health. He also visit one of the oldest exhibitors in the afternoon. and girls’ PE; Mrs. Audrey In ed at Day ton, where he was pas- the state from the standpoint of Present plans call for the gram, graduate of Arizona State tor for a number of years, and the number of fairs in which he country children in the elemen- college with farther work at with other friends in the Wiliam has entered livestock. A profes tary grades to come in to the Armstrong college at Berkeley, sional exhibitor, Twin, who does ette Valley. morning shift, with school begin Calif., will teach Slim Lundskoug on the rock- commerce, Mr. Hicks, until a bout a year not disclose his true first name. ning at 7:45 and continuing un- chorus and biology. Mr. Harold pile. ago, was pastor of Smith River will again enter jerseys in the .til 12:15, and the afternoon shift Sergeant, graduate of Oregon 1951 Del Norte fair. Edgar Ingram in a state of Methodist Church, beginning in .beginning at 12:45 until 5:15. State college, will teach science “daze.” Other livestock exhibitors re December, 1945. roth high and elementary and mechanical drawing and turning to the Del Norte fair Jr. Hanscam trying to (get in senior math, and Mr. Marvin the groove- after a trip east. from outside the county are the Wiggans, eighth grade teacher, Laytons, Yreka ranchers, who Park and street signs giving a will conduct band. will display milking shorthorn«. "bum steer” to newcomers and Tony Cosgrove, who winds up Former teachers remaining on tourists. his horse racing stock entries the staff are: Arthur Guthrie, Tuesday, while trying to take The McKenzie apartments with the Humboldt county fair as coach, boys’ athletics and social promising excellent planning. a plate of glass from a 1000- The last home game of the it closes at Ferndale, also will science; Mrs. Catherine Doherty, La Verne Mdndenhall shaking pound case, Kay Kessler, at I m ? an 1951 season in Southwestern exhibitor at the Del Norte English, and Carl Harrison, typ his head at the change in the Curry County Lumber Co., tip Oregon league for Brookings fair, Congrove will enter his ing and mathematics. Superin ped the case and in an effort to will be played at the local old home town. string of stock horses in the Del tendent-principal, Lynn Hampton. field at 2:00 p.m. Sunday The editor and his son, Ronald, stop it, suffered a severely cut Norte horseman’s show. giving the carpenters competi arm. Several stitches were nec against Medford, currently Other returning entries include essary to close the wound, at Dr. tion. tied for league lead. those of Ed Huffman, Edna David Johnson playing hop Roy M. White’s office. Medford js loaded with tal Plaisted, Mrs. Virginia Stennett, scotch with his crutches. Rushed to the limit, Kay didn’t Gary Baker and Mrs. Mabel ent, and has been rather rough Somebody ’ s kitchen “ bar ” in want to call help from the re Maris, all of Del Norte, who will on most of the adversaries all the street in front of Freeman’s mainder of the force. The loss have entries again this year in season, although beaten three According to a telephone con new’ store. Excellent tho’t, any of blood sapped Kay’s strength, the floricultural division. Huff times. versation from George McBride, causing him to be taken home for man and Mrs. Plaisted, acocrding district manager of West Coast I way. a number of days. The bruise on to Fair Manager McClure, Lave Jesse Hoagland making right- Telephone Co., O. M. Huycke, of-way. the arm, according to Dr. White, developed a bit of friendly com president of the Northwest com may cause him more trouble than petition. Both also have entries Vernon Goldizen looking for mittee of I.B.E.W., of A.F. of L„ "bugs.” the cut. in the homo economics divisi. n and Ray Dalton, vice-president Melosweet ice cream butter of West Coast Telephone Co., and in almost every instance ate Vernon Goldizen, who attend in competition with each other. and cheese will be distributed lo have reached an agreeement on ed summer school at University cally by Seaview’ Dairy it was all items under discussion, sub Meanwhile, in the chicken and In the center of Page 5 of this of New Mexico, Albuquerque, ar announced this week by Earl ject to ratification of the union rabbit divisions, expansion of the issue you will find a Rummage rived home Saturday morning for rabbit show has called for use of Braeuer and Rod Hermann, owm- membership. & Food Sale ad—to be h<Xld in ers who recently came here from If the union membership ap the Tygart Bldg. The hard work a brief visit with his parents, Mr. a building entirely by the rabbit and Mrs. C. N. Goldizen. Myrtle Point and purchased the proves, it is likely that all West exhibitors alone. ing girls of the V.F.W. Aux. are dairy. Coast Telephone employees will Business, since the new man be back at w’ork Friday morning, giving this sale to raise funds for their welfare work. They’ll agement arrived. ís reported to thus ending a strike of mor? 1 have a bargain for you. be increasing heavily, due to than three w’eeks. Lrookings expansion. This new' Heads Get Lost line of dairy products is one of Roof on the main building of hand and other units en route, the many expansion moves plan Sometimes............... Brookings Plywood plant is al will be installed, beginning some ned by the nwe owners. Use these columns—it pays! Everything must have a head. most completed, with tar being A sharp freeze room has been time in September unless unfore Fire was restricted to one pile or should. spread this week, according to installed to keep ice cream at the of lumber at the planer on Easy Once in a while heads are lost. Carl Mason, engineer in charge seen delay prevents. Mr. Mason proper temperature between ar- street last Monday. The fire de more ways than one. told the Pilot that the building of construction. rival and distribution. partment answered the call. . Take, for instance, in this is Concrete flooring is also in the plans were ahead of schedule, Mrs. Earl Breuer and children Mrs. Rolla Burkholder and sue, two heads were lost, as may process of being poured, w?h thus allowing for any delay. left Sunday from Grants Pass by daughter, Sharon, of Interior, be seen on pag? five which cs-1 several cross-wise sections al- The old mill ¡>ond now looks ^bus for Sweet Home where they S. Dak., Were weekend visitors cabled notice until after the press ready done. A mammoth convev- like a “horizontal forest”* with /will Ispend a week with Mrs. of her sister, Mrs. Harold Put run was made. or will tie constructed soon, with several th ’Usaud feet of timber Breuer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. nam and family. I! this were the first and only the flooring done probably by ready for processing, either in f R. A. Templeton. Mr. Breuer Turn those extra items into time, then more ^apologies would end of this month. the sawmill or in the plywood took them to Grants Pass by car. I cash through a classified ad. 1 te due. ’ Machinery, some already on plant. Rev. E. C. Hicks Is Home From Journey I On the Main Drag Kay Kessler Cuts Arm In Accident Medford Here Next Sunday STRIKE SETTLED PILOT IS TOLD Seaview Dairy Is Appointed Agents ATTENTION! ROOF COMPLETED ON PLYWOOOD PLANT; MACHINERY COMING LOCAL NEWS
