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r OF 0 LIBRARY - X On all newsstands... N ow here A Finer C lim a te - N ow here A Finer C o m m u n ity Volume &—Number 25 On the Reef BROOKIW.s. CURRYCOUNTY <>RI G<)\ Willis Schleisner Dies In Sleep Her Royal Highness, Carol Ann W illis S chleisner. who w ith his w ife N ellie, had lately re tu rn e d from a few m onths in C alifornia passed aw ay in his sleep some T he m an from New Je rse y tim e M onday night o r e a rly T u e s I looked out acro ss C hetco Cove, to day m orning. Mr. S ch leisn er had I w h ere th e w h ite caps w ere break- been in ill h e a lth for years', but f ing o u tsid e th e bay. F a in t and had had com pany the evening be fa r behind th em th e lig h th o u se on fore and a p p a re n tly w as as well S t. G eo rg e’s reel shone in th e sun. as ever. He and Mrs. S chleisner T h e m an from N ew Je rse y sh ru g - had lived in B rookings since 1947. ' ged. She had been a Post Office e m “V ery p re tty .” he said. “Very ployee for five y ea rs before going p re tty . B ut r a th e r wild, isn ’t it? south. A fte r all, w h at can vou do w ith Mr. S ch leisn er had built and it? ” sold several hom es on th e old F a r above him a gull w heeled A irp o rt tra c t and owned p ro p e rty in above th e C hetco, his fe a th e rs on E asy stre e t. flu tte rin g in th e breeze. He sailed I S ervices will be held today, slow ly up th e river, then dropped T hursday, Aug. 20. at the B aptist ■ to w h ere th e ta ll d a rk firs C om m unity C h u rch at 2 p m . ■ c lo a k e d th e sh o u ld ers of he In te rm e n t will be in P o rtlan d . ’ m ou n tain s. “ Now A tla n tic C ity, now th e re ’s l a beach for y o u .” raid th e m an « f r o m New Jerse y . “B oardw alk a m ile long. Big hotels. And people I . . . you n ev er saw so m any peo S everal new teac h ers have been By B IL L P H E L P S New Instructors Signed for School ple.” 1 hursday, August 20, 19« CURRY COUNTY FAIR OPENS THIS WEEK E v ery th in g is in readines's a t Gold B each for C u rry C o u n ty ’s biggest and best fair, w hich <>i>ens F rid a y for a th ree-d u y run. Ken Thom pson, m n n ag er of th*? F air, prom ised a full th re e days ac tiv ity for everyone. P ro sp ec ts a re for th e finest fair ev er field at Gold Beach, he said. T h e B rookings W ran g lers a re in ch a rg e of all g ra n d sta n d a t trac tio n s, an d have a rra n g e d a lull schedule Included in the a t trac tio n s will be a calf scram ble, m ilking a wild cow, wild steer», and horse and a u to racing. Friday at th e F a ir will be c h ild r 11’s day, w ith tin* kids p a r ticip atin g in a full p ro g ram of field events. T h e re w 11 he a ch il d re n ’s p arad e F rid ay a f.e rn o o n w ith prizes for th e best co stum es, and foot races an d novelty ev e n ts at th e F a ir G rounds. F rid ay a f te r noon the Gold B each High School hand will give a concert. Ju d g in g in F a ir classificatio n s will s ta rt F rid ay and be co n clu d ed S a tu rd a y . S a tu rd a y m ain ev e n ts will in clude the H orse Show, the cro w n ing of th e Q ueen, an d a free b arbecue at noon. T h e re will be a p arad e in Gold Beach, and a n o th e r band co n cert by th e H igh School Band. T he big ev en t S a t u rd ay night will be the C ow boy’s Dance, held at th e V e te ran s H all. S u n d ay will see th e C alf S c ra m ble for F our-H m em b ers, In w hich th e kids try to c a tc h a c a lf let loose am ong them . T h e w in n er g ets to raise th e ca lf as a F o u r-H p ro ject. Also S u n d ay will be horse ra c ing at the Gold B each tra c k , th e p a ra d e of w inning anim als, and H ard -T o p racin g at the trac k . E n trie s for th e E air open at 2 p m T h u rsd ay and close F rid ay af 10 a m. signed to teach at B rookings Down on H a rris Beach, th e schools this y ear, according to I bis is C arol Ann Benson who will be S o u th C u rry C o u n ty ’s P r in g re a t g reen ro llers cam e in, slow Lynn H am pton, S u p e rin te n d e n t of cess at the C u rry C ounty F a ir to be held A ugust 21, 22 and 23 at ly su rg in g on th e rocks, rolling Schools. Gold Beach. If B rookings ex h ib ito rs win enough ribbons, sh e ’ll th ro u g h arch rock to s h a tte r on Mrs. L orayne C layton, a g ra d u reign over th e F a ir as Queen. th e beach. T h e tid al pool behind a te of Sim pson C ollege in In d ia th e rock rose and fell, and th e nola, Iowa, will teach biology and h e rm it crab s w ent sc u ttlin g w ith English. Mrs. C layton has ta u g h t th e ir borrow ed sh ells across th e ir previously in th e m iddle w est. ro ck -rib b ed prison pools. T he new te a c h e r for the eig h th “ And Jo n es B each,” said the g rade will be E rn e st M adden, a m an from New Jersey . “W hy, on g ra d u a te of S o u th e rn O regon C ol A full p ro g ram is in sto re for A double shift w ill be necessary a S u n d ay I ’ve seen hundreds of lege of E ducation. Mr. M adden F our-H m em bers at th e C u rry for B rookings schools again this th o u san d s of people a t Jones tau g h t last y e a r at G ra n ts Pass. C ounty F air, acco rd in g to Ken- y ear. B each. P eople so thick you Also signed for the new school T h a t’s the w ord from Lynn nt th W P rie st, C o u n ty A gent. c o u ld n ’t even see th e w ater. Now y ear is C lifford R. Girod of S alem , T h e F a ir opens F rid ay m o rn in g H a m p to n , S u p erin ten d e n t of th e r e ’s a b ea ch !” i g ra d u a te of W illa m e tte U n iv er Schools here, as plans move into ’’ G o'd Beach for a th ree -d ay run. A cross th e m o u th of th e C hetco, F rid a y is k id ’s day, and in sity. Mr. Girod will teach m a th e shape for the opening of school th e s u rf w as rollin g in. fro th in g keeping w ith th a t th e F o u r-H m atics. W hile at B rookings, Mr. S e p te m b e r 8. w h ite w here it m et th e green w a Girod will co ntinue w ork on his Lynn says the school board has p ro g ram will get off to a flying te r of th e riv e r com ing out. In m a s te r of education degree. no definite idea as to how m any s ta rt. Anim al ju d g in g will s ta rt th e ch an n el a salm on rose and stu d e n ts th e re will be enro lled p rom ptly at 10 a m , alth o u g h the rolled acro ss th e bar, his flank when re g is tra tio n opens A ugust I 'rd e r in w hich breeds will be show ing w et and sm ooth a t the 31, but they a re positive th a t a ¡judged will not be know n u n til s u rfa c e of th e w a te r. T he sea gull double shift w ill be necessary. judging a c tu a lly begins dropped to in v estig ate. A full p ro g ram of F o u r-H Such a condition will probably T h e m an from New Jerse y d em o n stratio n s is sch ed u led for looked once m ore, his eyes sw eep D on’s Cliff House, sold a t S h e r-! co n tin u e until new co n stru c tio n t h 1 y o u n g sters, as follow s: can be u n d erta k en . ing from th e wooded m ountains, iff’s sale F riday. Aug 14. a t the 10:00 a m. C ak e B aking Jo an L ast y e a r’s school census indi acro ss the river, down th e beach county court house. Gold Beach, WolfT and S h aro n M cCully. to w h ere the rocks broke into the w as bid in and sold to Roy B rim m , ca te d th e re would be 539 e le 10:30 a.m. T eam £>em onstra ocean. m e n ta ry s tu d e n ts in B rookings E arl M. H all and K a lb e re r H otel tion Jo an P e rk in s an d Alice for en ro llm en t this y ear, but the "W ell,” he said. “ I've got to get S upply Co. Bowm an. school board has no way of fig u r going. I t ’s a long way to New T h e p ro p e rty has been leased 11:00 a m. T ra m D e m o n s tra J e rs e y .” ing how m any have m oved in or w ith an option to E. B. W atson tion R u th a n n e P orisch and F ay e He w aved as he s ta rte d his car. and Mr. and Mrs. K A. C a rr of out of th is com m unity since. F ig S h earer. T he one-year-old babies of Mr. ures for th e high school,* su b tra c t And th e re was lonely envy in his Los Angeles. Mr. W atson sta te d 11:30 a m . C ak e B aking eyes and M rs J e r ry Leishm an w ere ing last y e a r's sen ors and adding th a t he plans to reopen the es ab- M ichael W alker. fa ta lly b u rn ed F riday, when th e ir last y e a r ’s eig h th graders, indi lishm ent in a couple of w eeks and 12:00 noon Lunch. p a re n ts' hom e on W eitchejiec ca te th e re w ere 188 pros[>ective ask s th a t prospective p a tro n s 1:00 p m Individual D em on road, n ea r S m ith R iver w as d e enrolees last June. w atch for his a d v e rtisin g in la te r stra tio n S h aro n J a r r e tt. stroy »*d by fire. S u p e rin te n d e n t H am pton e m issues. 1:00 p m C ak e B aking C arol phasized th e fact th a t it will be C ause of th e fire was a ttrib u te d Clyde. R edecoration and renovation is necessary for all prospective s tu to a d efectiv e gas h e a te r, lit only to be s ta rte d at once by M r W at 1.30 p.m. C anning C o n test d en ts to re g iste r d u rin g the period a few m in u tes e a rlie r. The m o th P at K erb er. son who has had considerable e x O ’H o lle ra n ’s R e s ta u ra n t will irom A ugust 31 to S e p te m b e r 2. e r of th e ch ild ren had left th em 1:30 p m . B read R aking c e le b ra te its reopening t h i s p erience in o p e ra tin g this type so they m ay m ake plans for a s asleep w hile she w ent to an T h u rsd ay , w ith a rad io bro ad cast of business. It will be know n as signing sh ifts D e ta ils of the re g C harles S axton. adjoining house to w ash clothes. th e Cliff House 2:00 p.m Cookie B aking over K C R E, C rescen t C ity. istra tio n will ap p e ar in next When discovered, th e fire is Norah B ak er and G ladys S ax .o n w eek’s P ilot. T he new ly rem odeled re sta u - w ell-advanced, w ith th e w alls 2:30 p.m C ookie B aking - ra n t, fo rm e rly th e Tow n House. C 'o o H a rris an d Linda Colson burning rapidly1. Mrs L e b h m in will be th e scene of an inform al NOTICE 3:00 p m . In d iv id u a l D em on and neighbors a tte m p te d fo gain b ro ad cast d u rin g th e d in n er hour. T he Brookings W a te r C om access to th e house, but w ere stra tio n V esper Bailor. KC R f. sta ff m en w ill in terv iew pany announces th a t re s tr ic beaten b ark by th e flam es 3:30 p.m. E lec tric team d e m d in ers th e re d u rin g th e evening. tions on w a te r usage have F u n e ra l services for th e ch il S m ith R iver school will open o n stra tio n David H erro n and The re s ta u ra n t, on th e n o rth been rem oved. T h e reserve in dren w ere held T u esd ay from for th e fall term on S e p te m b e r 1. Tim K essler. end of C h etco aven u e, reopened the d a te set for all schools in I>el the re serv o ir has now reached 4:00 p.m Ju d g in g S h aro n W ler FYtnera! H om e in C rescen t a f te r rem odeling a few days ago N o rte C ounty. a sta g e w here it is be|iev<*d i ity. S u rviving beside th e par J a r r e tt. T h e O ’H o lleran s plan ex ten siv e th a t an a d t'q u a’e supply w II e n ts w ere th e c h ild re n ’s g ran d - Teacher’s In stitu te for Del 4:00 p m B read B aking a lte ra tio n s y et on th e e x te rio r of lie a v a ila b le for th e balance of p aren ts, M r and Mrs G eorge N orte county will be held August V esper B ailor. th e building he s a son. 31 in C rescent Ci;y. Leishm an, S r . of C rescen t C ity, lucd and o th e r re la tiv e s Double Shift To Be Used Again E. B. Watson Will Manage Cliff House Four-H Members to Be Busy at Fair Smith River Babies Perish In Fire Radio Broadcast From O'Holleran's • I Smith RlVer Schools Open Sept. First A