ranglers Bring
lack Prizes
s
Currv C ounty resid en ts
me th e ir sh a re of prize
honev from th e C u rry C ounty
,sf week.
B arbara G u th rie of B rookings
L •< i nf iaee. and added th ree
i places, to w alk aw ay w ith
substantial portion of th e loot,
kail’,i i won the boys and girls
I
m
race, and took Bee-
lid s in the lad y ’s stock saddle
L e e on S a tu rd a y .
S u n d ay she
h ik
'
|a s - < ond in bo: h e v e n ts.
Morris R ro th ers took second in
Be Ponj E xpress race, and Art
[cok won the F at M an’s saddle
ice.
W a rre n
M cNeely and Floyd
it
split
h o n o rs in s t e e r r id -
BROOKINGS ENJOYS
GOOD RAIN TUESDAY
Rain for the 24 hour I»e
;
ginning Tuesday a m. to
day m orning m easured 2
nches
according to the rei Hirt
le b>
the local U. S. W eathe
ireau
station. M axim um and
m um
fernp e ra tu res for the
two
weeks are listed.
D ate
Max.
Min.
R ain
12
58
50
13
63
52
14
62
54
15
69
57
16
68
53
17
70
52
18
68
54
19
61
53
20
71
54
21
73
50
22
73
55
23
71
51
24
68
48
25
59
50
2.58
T otal ..................................... 2.58
Mineral Club Will
¡X Buy Projector
Lg w ith W arren tak in g one firs t
|nd o n e se c o n d , and F ’o \ d a d d in g
second place.
R esults:
A ugust 22,
Boy’s and G irl’s S addle H orse
lace A m ateur.
F irst, B arb a ra
buthrie. B rookings; second, Sandy
(Vhillock, B rookings; third, M erry
All m em bers of VFW’ Post 66
Leith, Gold Beach.
are asked by C om m ander A1 P h il
220 \ ard open class horse race lips to be a t the S ep tem b er 2
-First, May B urch, M edford; sec- m eeting. D istrict C om m ander Ken
>nd. Neil K napp. P o rt O rford.
O liver plans to fly over w ith a
440 Yd. open class horse ra c e — p a rty from Shady Cove and we
rirst, O m er B urch. M edford; sec would like to m ake a good show
ond. May B urch. M edford.
ing in atten d a n ce as we have a l
Ladies’ W estern stock saddle w ays done in the past.
torse ra ce— F irst, M ay B urch of
C om m ander Phillips also says
Medford; second. M arg aret Hoyt, th e Kail m eeting of D istrict 7
pold Beach.
will begin at noon S unday, O cto
330 Yd. open class horse ra ce— ber 4, a t M edford and he expects
First. May B urch, M edford; sec a good delegation th e re from
ond. Neil K napp, P o rt O rford.
B rookings. A ttendance at these
Musical C h air — F irs t, Neil 7th d istric t m eetings av erag e
mapp. P o rt O rford.
about 250 v eteran s and th e ir
Men’s W estern stock saddle race adies and th e business conducted
Sun hit F irst. O m er B urch nf ‘‘ to th e best in terest of all ex-
IMedford; second. Neil K napp of service men and women and th e ir
i kin.
T o rt Orford.
M em bers of any post o r A ux
Pony E x p ress R ace - F irst,
< tax i B u rch . Medford; second, iliary are welcom e at these m eet
ings.
|M nrris B ro th ers, Brookings.
Ladies’ S to ck Saddle R ace (C ur-
| r> C ounty o n ly) F irst, B arb ara
¡Morgan, Gold B each; second, B a r
m a n G uth rie, B rookings, third.
|San<l\ \\ hillock, Brookings.
Fat Man S addle H orse Race.
M em bers of th e C hetco C om
IMO b Jockey or over First, Art m unity P ublic L ibrary board m et
Icmek. Brookings; second, Neil at the Town House S a tu rd a y for
K napp, p o rt O rfo rd ; th ird . H a r- luncheon w ith
M i s s E lean o r
|vey <’rook, P istol River.
Stevenson, s ta te librarian, of S a
Wild Cow M ilking
F irst, O. lem. and h er guest, Mrs Hoving-
IBurch Medford; second, N Knapp ton. teac h er in the schools of
|of Port O rford.
Honolulu. H aw aii.
S te e r R iding F irst, K eith Le-
Miss S tevenson visited m any of
lair. Gold R each; second, W ar- the libraries along the coast be
r<n M cNeely, B rookings.
fore reaching Gold Beach and
’’ ’-ookings.
H er advice and a s
A ugust 23
lk\v s and G irl’s Saddle H orse sistan ce w ith problem s is of, m uch
Race, A m a te u r — F irst, B arb a ra benefit. She assisted Mrs. Dolly
Morgan, Gold B each; second. B a r B rain ard and Mrs. Jessie Ju d k in s
bara G u th rie, B rookings; th ird ’ p a rts of two days in reclassifying
Sandy W hillock, B rookings.
and arran g in g books at th e local
20 Yd. Open C lass H orse Race library in the V.F.W . hall.
1 irst, M ay B urch, M edford;
second, N. K napp. P ort O rford.
R ELA TIV ES V IS IT
* 10 Yd. Open C lass H orse Race
r C. Hicks, his wife and son of
F irst, O m er R urch, M edford; Redmond. Ore., cam e down W ed
s «ond, N. K napp, P o rt O rford.
nesday to visit his fa th e r. E. C.
330 Yd. Open C lass H orse Race Hicks, and his sister, Mrs. D uane
F irst, O. B urch. M edford; sec Rowley and fam ily of H arbor.
ond, N. K napp, P o rt O rford.
They re tu rn e d to Redmond on
I L adies’ S tock Saddle Race
T hursday. Also visiting th e Row-
1 irst, M ay B urch, M edford; sec- levs w ere Mr. and Mrs. W ayn *
I * nd, B arb a ra G u th rie, B rookings; Russell of N ashville, Tenn. Mr.
third, M arg aret Hoyt. Gold Beach. Russell is a eous n of Mr Rowley '
F ;,t Man S ad d le H orse Race. H e is in th e A ir Eoree statio n ed
*00 lb. jockey o r o v er F irst. N. at N ashville w here he con ra cte 1
K napp, p n n O rfo rd , second. Wil- polio about a y e a r ago.
He is
>on P reernan. B rookings.
quite recovered and has been vis
Wild Cow M ilking—F irst, May iting his m o th er and fa th e r at
Burch, M edford; second, O. B urch M yrtle C reek and w as on his re
of M edford.
tu rn to T ennessee to finish his
S te e r R iding — F irst, W’a rre n th re e years service.
• JCNeely. B rookings; 2nd. Floyd
M atlock, B rookings.
PETERSONS RETURN
R ace ju d g es; Bud M cCall, W’a r
Mr. and Mrs. Bob P eterso n re > '
ren M cNeely, C hub Young
tu rn e d recen tly from th e ir v a c a e
tion to W ashington S ta te , w here
H E R E FROM SALEM
they visited w ith relativ es an<J
and Mrs. D ean K. B rooks friends. One of the highlights o f
•Tnd fam ily of S alem will be g u ests th e ir trip w as g ettin g to see the
th e W. G. P h elp s this wreek gold cup w inners of boat racing
Brooks a re bringing the Slo-M o-shun V on Lake W ashing
} ielp s d au g h te r, K a th lee n who ton Upon re tu rn in g hom e they re
been w ith h er g ra n d m o th e r m ark ed B rookings still looked È
fhe last few weeks.
m ighty good to them .
Dist. Commander
To Visit VFW Here
0
Mrs. V era Ism ert left Thu»-
day to visit in t h e hom e of her Brcx 'kings H arbor Pilot
son-in-law and d au g h te r. Mr. a u. I’HVRSDAY. A U G U ST 27. 1953
M rs H om er T aylor. Gold B fach
DAI G U T E R L E A V E S
F orty-six m em bers of th e Mt
M ayor Boh D im m iek is con
Em ily Gem and M ineral Club fined to his hom e w ith a foot in- FOR SCHOOL
M rs G eorge Ix tstroch w en t to
w ere p resen t on T h u rsd ay night [ fet . »on.
S
a
n ta M onica, C alif., last week
lor the A ugust m eeting in the
M orrie V h ita k e r broke his arm
w ith h er 16-year-old daughtiy*
\ .F.W’. hall. Tw o new m em bers S u n d ay in a fall.
who will en roll in school th e re
w e te added to the roll. Specim ens
M rs R obert Ism ert. P istol R iv
from several collections w ere dis er. and d a u g h te r visited Mrs. for th e com ing y ea r. M rs L ost-
rocli will re tu r n today, T h u rsd ay ,
played and som e fine m ounted | »’e ra Is in e tt last W ednesday.
M eanw hile M rs G eorge L ostroch
pieces of jew elry shown.
Sr.
arriv e d from C lark s, N ebr.,
D onations am o u n tin g to about IL L N E S S B R IN G S
lor an ex ten d ed visit.
halt the price of a p ro je c to r FAM ILY HOM E
w ere given by m em b ers at this
W hen the L an g w o rth y baby b e
m eeting, and one will be p u r cam e q u ite ill it w as n ecessary H E L E N C H A D W IC K ’S
chased. P ic tu re s and film m a te ria l for the fam ily to re tu rn to the S lS T E R H E R E
Mr. and M rs. J. H. B ellam y "of
inaccessable to m em bers will be coast and th e fam ily d o cto r on
San
C.abi ieL C alrf . arriv e d W ed
njoyed thro u g h this m edium J very sh o rt no ice last w eek Thev
nesday
of last w eek to spend a
Most of the o rg an izatio n m em had been in the P rospect a re a for
bers have had y e a rs of exjx'rience the last five w eek i. T h e baby re couple w eeks w ith "C h ad ” and
in th e c u ttin g , polishing and covered rap id ly and ‘‘B laek ie’’ re- H elen C hadw ick. M rs. B ellam y is
H elen ’s siste r.
m ou n tin g of gem m a te ria l and u rn ed to his w ork th is week.
have collections of value.
SALVAGES GO TO B URNS
V isitors e re invited to a tte n d FO L K S HAV E BAD E IR E
Mrs Ross S alvage and daugh
th e m eetings.
Mrs. D ora M arcy had w ord te r B onnie left M onday for a w eek
from h er p aren ts. Mr. and M rs w ith re la tiv e s in an d n e a r B urns.
TEACHERS NEED HOUSING
J. C. Ja c k s of Jack so n v ille th a t
A full com plem ent of te a c h e rs fire consum ed th e ir grocery, two
has been acquired for th e school a p a rtm e n ts and ad jo in in g g arag es
NORINE HARVEY
y e a r by th e B oard of D irecto rs as well as th e ir 1951 C hevrolet
ACCREDITED TEACHER OF
hut m any of them have Ix’en u n sedan d u rin g th e w eek-end. T he
Piano
—
Voice
able to find su itab le housing. loss w as p a rtia lly covered by in-
H ouses and a p a rtm e n ts a re n eed urancc. M rs. J a c k s w as know n
Pipe Organ
ed.
locally as H azel Ashley.
STUDIO
BROOKINGS, ORE.
13
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MOTORCYCLE
RODEO
State Librarian
Gives Assistance
DEL flORTE FAIRGROUNDS
LOTS OF THRILLS
Australian Pursuit Race
English M »tntiyilc I rials
Motorcycle Baseball
Motorcycle Bulklogging
Balloon Bust
Stake Race
I . T. Scrambles Race
Sunday, August 39
Sponsored by Del Norte Oninty Motorcycle Club
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