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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1949)
Thursday, October 20, 1949 ’ BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Realty Transfers federation chairman of history and landmarks. She illustrated Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Sine her talk by showing slides of a bf Long Beach, Calif., have pur number of the historical build chased a lot in the new Coast ings and told of early day history View’ subdivision, owned by Mr. in California. She also showed and Mrs. H. W. Krctzmeier of a colored slide of the Trinidad Portland. Mr. Sine, a plumber by light house, which has been taken trade, plans the construction of over by the Humboldt County a home soon. federation, as a memorial. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Asche of A resolution was presented by Portland, have sold their home Mrs. Ralph Liuck for the support and acreage south of Harbor to of the California federation of Mrs. Ella Southworth of Aums womens club prevailing on con ville, Ore., Mrs. Southworth, an gress to kdept the Crescent City aunt of Mrs. Ross Horn of Brook- light house intact as a memorial mgs, is expected to take posses- and preserve its log book in the sion of her property the latter county. The resolution suggests part ot the week. Both transac- the light house is threatened with tions were handled through the abandonment, but the women are Pete J. Lesmeister Agency’. anxious to keep it either as a museum or as an operative light huose. This light was established in 1856, and has been in use ever since. Del Norte County Federation Another speaker during the af of Womens Club held its meeting ternoon was Mrs. Sidney Foy, at the club rooms of the Commun state historian, who is gathering ity hall, Oct. 7, with representa historical records throughout the tives present from Klamath, Cres state. cent City and Smith River. Mrs Mrs. Florence Hickman, chair Margaret Alexander, federation man of the scholarship committee president, had charge of the bus reports funds have been loaned iness session. A program was en- to two girls, graduates of Del x joyed, following. Norte high school, who will at Piano solo by Miss Sue LaFiles tend college at Stockton and at a student at the Del Norte high Petaluma. school. At the close of the afternoon Guest speaker was Mrs. Flor refreshments were served from ence Stone, of Burlingame, state a tea table centered with hand made Indian basket, filled with autumn fruit and vegetables, car rying out Hallowe’en theme. Refreshments committee was Mrs. Jessie Lessard, A new cafe opened in Smith River under management by the owners, James Hight and Jack Bernard, in the brick building on Complete Real Estate Service the corner. It will be called Jim NOTARY PUBLIC and Jack’s Cafe, and will serve CLAUD "WRIGHT, Salesman breakfast, lunch and dinners, and Bo? ¿11 South end of town sea foods will be served to work ing men, loggers, lumbermen and Brookings, Oregon fishermen. The cafe will be open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. 80 acres good pasture and tim The movie, “Sentimental Jour- ber. Fine spring, county road on porepty. This is a steal at $2500. ne,” shown at the community hall Good business opportunities — Friday evening was a success. we have restaurants, garage, gro Ronald McClish donated the pro ceries, rea-to-wear, hardware et2 ceeds tp the building fund of the stores for sale. Write or drop in church to help complete the an nex. Mrs. Grace VanZee, chair for details. man, wishes to thank those who Homes from $2000 to $15000. A helped make the movie a success. fine selection with good terms to Rev. Wm. Owen, supt. of Red match. Have 2’o acres ocean view, fine wood Empire district of the Meth creek and spring. Will take good odist church, held services Sunday I old car on downpayment. What night at the local church. He also officiated at the board meeting have you ? Still have that beautiful piece of the church. He was a guest of of beach frontage. This is a beau Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Layman during his stay here. ty spot and priced just right. Mrs. John Sample and nephew Dean Noble, have returned to their home at Ashland, following a visit here with her daughters ter Crook and Mr. and Mrs. Her- and families, Mr. and Mrs. Ches- bert Huntley. SMITH RIVER The World’s Best Climate Local News Items I home near Harbor. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton an^ Mrs. Wilkie had made left for their former home in Tal- the trip to Cottage Grove to ent the last of the week. They 03 1 rolman, mother of the had been in charge of the Free- two to take her to Santa man ranch near the Winchuck ^osa to spend the winter with for several months. I them. She spent the summer with ,T . n-.„ „ another daughter, Mrs. Asa Lino Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beg?er and and family, at Cottage Grove. Mrs. Al Wilkie of Santa Rosa.1 Miss Kathleen Lane of Cottage Members of Chet co Grange are Grove and Mrs. Frances "1 orr.mi, reminded that there will be a former Harbor resident, spent pot luck dinner at 6:30 this Fri the week-end at Mrs. Tolman’s day evening before the meeting, BIG PAGE FIVE and that a social time will be held after a short meeting, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tol man, recent newlyweds. A drivers license examiner will be at the Grange hall this Friday morning, between 8:30 and 12:30 o’clock. Tom Tolman of Weott was an overnight guest at *he home of his father, Wm. Tolman, on his ^ay to Reedsport. Read the Class Ads it pays! T í reMont Portfolio Consisting of 50 SHEETS OF LINEN FINISH BOND STATIONERY 25 ENVELOPES White They Last! C. 0. LEONARD L L. LEONARD Brokers We Work With SPEED to Fill Your NEED! Read the Class Ads it pays’ For Home—or Vacation Trips PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED IDEAL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! LIMIT —2 PER CUSTOMER Only through a special purchase we able to offer this terrifhc value! It’s part of our Pre-Christmas Sale . . . deep cut in prices from every department in our store. Come in and shop around! Look Thun Super Eight Glass SALAD PLATES Regular $1.39 Sale Price.......... 85c .—.4. 4 ! Large Glass Salad or FRUIT BOWL Regular $1.10 Bake Kinp Angel Food CAKE PAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1949 Starting at 1:00 P. M. HAVE LISTED: Two %-Bedsteads and Mattresses Two Full Size Beds Writing Desk Dishes and Cooking Utensils of All Kinds Tools Boots Pigs Tires Coats . Many litems Not Listed, To Come Day of Sale (Bring any think you have to seell, and we will k try to dispose of it for you at this time C. W. GRAHAM, Auctioneer OF GRANTS PASS, OREGON Beezie Young, Brookings, Clerk of Sale. I Sale Price............. 50c —•4» 4' D-Handle SPADING FORK Regular $1.98 i Sale Price Regular $1.12 Regular $1.10 . 35c ' ----- « Eight Decorated Tumblers & Coasters o Sale Price............ 89c a Sale Price it Eight Glass CUPS & SAUCERS Regular $1.35 . 85c ! Sale +. Price ----------------.. 85c Î New Selections of i Regular $1.25 X «y — ' Gay Plastic COOKIE JARS 75c ; Sale Price * > —n i n i W «—»WR ■■■■U li—gu—| v* Royal Chef Aluminum J CAKE PANS Regular $1.40 Ì Sale Price One Block South of Brookings Postoflice, at Duplex 1 to J Close-out On Several ODDS & ENDS on our basement bargain table. I! DINNER SETS Only Four Left! + 4* Plastic SUGAR SCOOPS Regular 15c $i.oo| Plastic Measuring Spoons Regular 15c Sale Price................. 9c i Sale Price . 9c i 4* Voight Bicycle 30-jrallon BASKETBALL CHAIN GUARD Regular $7.50 GARBAGE CANS Regular $1.39 Regular $3.60 $6.95 Sale Price ............. ’98c Sale Price Sale Price ........... $2.95 CHETCO HOME & AUTO SUPPLY CO, We Give S. & H. Green Saving Stamps Grayshel Building, Brookings, Oregon
