THE NORTH COAST JOURNAL
(Vol. IX, Issue 7)
Humboldt County's monthly magazine of Politics,
People and Art
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On the cover: Students and alumni of Pacific Dunes High School
(photo by Jack Hopkins)
LOIS' PLACE --
SAYING GOODBYE
Story by Judy Hodgson
On June 30, Lois Busey and some of her co-workers --
remnants of the once-mighty Western Division headquarters
of Louisiana-Pacific Corp. -- turned in their keys.
THOSE FERTILE WEEDS
by George Ringwald
A BREACH OF
TRUST?
by Rosemary Edmiston
In the early 1980s, Lee Hover became somewhat of a local celebrity
after donating
a good portion of his family's American Indian basket collection
to the Clarke Memorial Museum in Eureka. ...
But 15 years later the Hovers' relationship with the museum has
deteriorated ...
FROM AMAHL TO CINDERELLA
by Barry Blake
The Humboldt Light Opera is turning a quarter of a century.
SCHOLARS OF THE
PAST
by Tiffany Lee-Youngren
"It all started six months ago amidst a ring of books.
Erik Anderson and Aaron Batt needed a topic for Maple Creek School's
annual History Day project,
so Erik's mom Sandy set up stacks of books in a circle on her
living room floor.
A few hours later, the teenagers had narrowed their search to
one historical figure..."
TAR BABY OF A STORY
by Judy Hodgson
FOOD
SORTING OUT SORBET
by Betty Thompson
"Sorbet, French for sherbet, is frozen fruit juice, wine
(port, marsala or Sauterne)
and/or liqueur mixtures served between dinner courses, before
the entree, to cleanse the palate. ..."
GARDEN
JULY GARDEN CHECKLIST
by Terry Kramer
THINGS
THE LITTLE THINGS OF SUMMER
by Miv Schaaf
"Summer -- do we all think back to childhood when summer
comes? I do. ..."
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