Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, July 31, 1947, Page 12, Image 12

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    T’t'je Twelve
"W orld’s Finest Clim ate'
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
on Tuesday. T hursday the high a
school » ill play the V. F. W.
lin h " 8m th f'- .i I nt< n I earn rendered , Calvarr ’ b»|
in this league, and then the p re s.
Mr
, y the choir
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.
and Mrs. Jofen
ent
schedule
will be revised.
; f Per,la.,
Ml and Mrs. Che’ ? 1
week.
et s
Festival Princess
Was Wed, Saturday
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LANGLOIS At a simple cere-j
mnny, S aturday evening Miss j
B etty Storm and Lowell J K r e u t- '
z« r were united in m arriage at
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
K reutzer. parts of the groom ?
The ceremony was perform ed b y ’
Rev. E J. Stubbs of the Bandon !
Baptist church.
The bride wore a blue suit with
white accessories, and carried a
bouquet of gardenias and rose
buds.. The living room of the i
K reutzer h o m e was decorat
with lilies and pink gladiolus.
P rfre r o f the car in the ditch failed to yield the rig h t-o f-ea r, eren
A ttending the bride and groom
to ar. u»tbu,ance. He ran through a plainly ritib le tto p tign , directly
i i .
Bp" ,ah Kreutzer. and
Lloyd K reutzer, sister and broth­
I irer u a t killed, and a patten ger uat injured. E m ergency rehiclet
e r Of the groom. Present at the
altcayt h a te the right-of-uny— but at other tim et, too, it p a n to be
ceremony were Mrs Marie Cope, ‘ ^ a
i.° gTanl rifth,-°f uay ' ^ k e d »econd
m othe- of (he bride. William
at a caute o f m otor rehtcle dealht in 1946. National Con,creation
Bureau a d e tte t: uhen in doubt, aluayt yield the righl-of-uay
-Storm, fath er of the bride, Mr
Mr ,r? * h lll|P ' "P* and family
’
'? •*'1». (h a s Earrier, Mr. couple will m ake their home at fli efl I°r business, professional
‘ Mrs. Ellsworth Davies and the old K re u tie r place
!,o r a Kricu ltu ra l purposes will
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,
righ,
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s!„r„,
D a r r e ll
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e ° r'
P opular in ,his *>*» w here »he able ro
7«
tus Ruff
zer Following
h O> ‘ K reut- surprised even her most intim ate (! h ’.' ?
rn<M,n to o*
\ J h° u hon^ 'friends by this m arriage. How- ^ 7 ’
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Pine Cone
l X
Real e sta te tran sfers listed by " ! Bortland returnee
Deveny Real E sta te Agency, in- iOrne late last R. ^
elude: sale of G ertrude Cole ” lng a few' dayj a,
cabin cam ps to Mr. and Mrs. Al- X lncent home. Mr
bert C ris t. who to o k em m ediate i forrnerl.v city editor d
possession and re-opened the ac-
and after
e m m o d a tio n s; Mr. and Mrs. :ob 20 years left and w
P a rry H arris of Brookings p u r- ‘,n
]
, chased the Dew Valley cahin f,rst °PP°rtunity to tab
cam p n e a r Bandon to take p ot- **9®
thb kind
1
'> '.>on A ugust 1; Mr. and Mrs.
For your ev«} imund
y pureh -
Pete at Lcaa^l
ansch near C arpenterville from
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W A. Jennings; five acres of
cean frontage from Dale B ebber 1 1 ~ V- «1111111^
and expect to build a fu tu re Assure vourself Mnj
home there. Mr. and Mrs. R A. by canning now
Lower have moved to Brookings have cucumbers ard «
to m ake th
mvu
eir iiume..
home.. m
Mr.
r, Lower,¡en
Low er ed to vour order I t
W‘H he salesm an for the Deveny Cucumbers 5c Der
Raal E state agency.
16c per pound at T
. . .
expects to g o '
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, they " * I
Da-V,on ,his w eek w here he
Longnecker, was
was m
maid
of honor
honor in
in the
the zkzalea
A zalea * F
will pick
up his
his tra
tra n n sc
sc rip
rip t t of
of
‘
aid of
„ .1 • . ‘ r,lf <'e’es.
win
pick up
™ l _ F est’val
.
F * eatu
steel fu rn itu re in-;high
sehool credits and will en-
en
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T’*
c o u r t , Mrs. K reu tzer
Li red
'• is StP<?
in‘ high school
n
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Local News Items , Mr. and
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a,
th .
sh,p® U.Se such as side rpr Oregon S ta te College this fall
c h a ,rs‘ rockers, , if possible.
. 'm i 'm i r t 'o t P A 'h X d a 'l
R* " *
stools.
O ther grouings a re
Surplus Property
TT-iday and Saturday
August 1 and 2—
By Rd and Mendy
«-¡th “Red” Skelton and
Marilyn Maxwell, plus a
cartoon and Pathe new
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
August 3, I and 5—
Matinee. 2 p. n,„ Sunday
“Boomerang”
" ith Dana Andrews. Jane
Wvatt, and Ix>e Cobb, and
“March of Time.”
Hednewfay and Thuraday
August 6 and 7—
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Ben Ames Williams’ story
>” his mighty novel—
“Strange Women"
Hed.v I-arnar. Louis
Hayward and Geo. San-
rtm . p|lls pe|ican Pranks,
Bids A s I h
k M,
k jn.
haken
ant
r dis
MTUSèd
f be hi
pictu
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PA f NT
P A IN T
Soli ball League
Will Start econd
Half of Season
“King of the
Stallions”
“The Showoff”
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pictu:
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(b o a r dresenes the nrt
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< W or reject « y « i |
F P ’ church a t th e
ALICE E. OVERMAX
rnotninS service will be Dated this 27th of July
and
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IF
Easy Street, Br
Summertime Is The Best Time
“The Chase”
\ . F. W. Won Six in
Row To Top First
Fart of Schedule
Howdy, F olks: A p re tty fair
Last Thursday, the high school
proof th at Money talks is in the defeated the Rod and Gun Club
fact th at w om en’s heads app ear to gain on the club in the league
on coins.
standings, by a score of 10 to 8.
R ,
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H E
H ht'n money talks. €very~
Rod and Gun ............ g
5
8
body Itsh ns.
High School
.
10 10
• • •
B atteries: High School. Nelson
O ur neighbor. Chad, says th a t and R eekm an; Rod and Gun.
money works two ways. It talks Kemp and H aggerty
and it stops talk.
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• • • • •
Tuesday night the Vets, with
The kind of money that
M atson chucking 3-hit ball and
talks most is hush money.
striking out nine, won th eir sixth
• • • • •
stra ig h t league gam e from thei
One lady rem arked to us the high school by a 9 to 0 w hite­
oth er day th a t a girl m arries to washing. The score:
make her dream come through.
• • • • •
High School
0 FF
H hile on the subject of
V F W ......................... y
7
t
mont y, u t’ could say that
B atteries. Vets. Matson and
pm mont u doesn’t amount to
Spangler; High School. Nelson
h b , j , unltss fhe pm w a d»a-
and R eekm an’
mom/ pm.
This evening the V. E. W. plays,
,
c f course, the expression:
the
Rod
and
to
end
............
. Gun Club
5 ,
TO end
‘ Dollars to D oughnuts.’’ doesn’t th e first
h a ir « r
U
carry the odds its used to.
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t
half cf the league Se a - ‘ For
• • • • •
Friday night Brookings play. V
Tht odds arc m favor of
ytm buying our go« (,„d (nr
Sm ith River, who at present a ir
<n*T aM</
ffive
tied for first place in the Cres­
tf a try once.
cent City softball league, on the
Iccal diamond. G ame time h a s ’
been set at 6 30 sharp.
Sunday the local nine trav els,
to K lam ath. Calif., to play an
all-Indian team which has been
reported to have a strong ag-
Station Xo. 5056
geration.
Eddie T hornton and
Next week the second half of
V A. M endenhall Jr.
’•«e season gets under wav as
scheduled w ith the high school
Wax mg the Rod and Gun club ,
jro'
INe?
J. A. Roser
Bids are asked bj- „
queen s dance, th at she w as ex- poiiiomont »•
hospital t he evening bus for P o rtlan d to
peeting h er "boy friend" and a S
“
T ,hs- be present for a M eier & F ra n k for transportation oFj
said district route to
rious
n e s , s sta
ta n n d d s s“ s Ä to o l, . ™ P |o -'<,<‘s P a r ty , being Ca,,ed
called *°
to trough.
fcT S T o ce ¿ «"i h
’U'aln h° d » ' Vo™
“’ ti
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tew dances w „ h her,
exam ining tab les c h a i r e d »
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hardw are
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and buUdiiig supplies fibre g
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¡Itik in
¡insulation, asbestos sheets, paint.
J t l i a D l C padlocks, locks, hinges, a<nhalt. !
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Box Offir© Opens 7:30 I n I M l n
Show Starts 7 .5
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I m arine g l u e , lam inated k raft i
Brooking
Oregon PORTLAND Surplus p ro p e r-( Papers’ scr(>en doors and miscel-
ty which cost the governm ent iane°us bar stocks; a scattering
¡$450,000 was put on sale at the °f P°st °tTice equipm ent includ-
W ar Assets adm inistration’s of- r ng a fpw desks and chairs, tables,
Last Time Tonight:
fice and w arehouse n e a r Trout-1 sc° tch tape, safe lockers, w aste
dale here just recently.
{ baskets, staples, fackers; and
Double Feature
V eterans w e r e cautioned by j KOod wood fu rn itu re such as
WAA th a t no "set aside” item s beds, divans, and chests of draw
are offered but that those ^ ^ ¡ e r s .
theatre
ll' ft Tu<1Sda>' « ■
TWO
UP
C L E A N UP
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funk,
h bet -
Those buildings, which must face pie^
of rain throughout the year, need protect
if they are to keep their appearances, a
it they are to withstand water erosion.
Before the fall rains set in. before iti
too late to do that job handily, come in a ith
pick out a color scheme of our comp/
stock of the world-famous
DUTCH BOY PAINTS
Certain!}’, there is no better paint on’i
market today—none which will give mo
satisfaction, once the job is done. See
today—while all colors are in stock.
J. J. Gallagher J h
Gu
bort
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