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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1950)
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 Realty Transfer» BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Red Cross Swim |X‘ Rebekah ring by the Noble Grand, Program Explained Dora VonSeidlitz.^ The World's Best Climate PAGE FIVE of the club will be on the last Friday of the month, March 31, instead of the date listed in the yearbook, mis- takingly listed as March 24. Gilbert P. Christensen leit the first of the week for Chicago and vicinity on a two or three weeks business trip. Cue re's a door prize if you have a ticket for the Fashion Show. Get it today. Mrs. Ruth Bathiany is proud of being a grandmother again, this making her fourth grand child. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bathiany of Con cord, C alif., and is a seven pound boy, born on March 7. He has been named Stephen Terrill. commerce department has every family a copy of the* agriculture questionnaire, to be filled out by all farmers as part of the census, being taken Pete told the Pilot early this week that Medford, in the Far- West League, had written him, ... w 1 Following the offering to farm out some of the the meeting, re \\ esley Stone, Red Cross field freshments of ice cream and fellows who are not quite able representative of San Francisco, cake were served by Harriett to make the team there. He, in explained the procedure involved Stephenson, Emma Waldien, An company with Gordon Goetz and in obtaining Red Cross swimming na Waldien and Madge Moore. Homer Haggerty, are leaving to instruction group day for San Francisco, and other * . , to a r - of inter- £tted People at. the Grange hall pmnts. to see a little baseball Fricassed Rabbit evening. and to confer with Medford of- His suggestions were: fkiais it they can make contact. 1. Brookings and Harbor work New Canney Item During Tuesday morning’s rain as a unit—this would naturally squall, to the m rth of town a follow. Something new in way of can b’i/zard raged, if the apjx^arance 2. Obtain as much volunteer nery pack for this country is the of cars coud be taken as an in help as possible from all the or- fricassed rabbit, processed by dication. Snow was not falling ganizations. Cedar Lane Cannery, operated at Carpenterville, but fu r t h e r 3. Someone in or near this by Mr .and Mrs. Rex Hayes, as down the hill, this way. area to be sent to a Red Cross they just completed 1600 lbs. this Second meeting of Great Books instructors school for ten days. week. This was in addition *ioi club was held at the high school 4. Preliminary survey of en the 1200 cans of boned rabbit last Friday evening, studying the । rollment. just recently completed. Declaration of Independence and 5. Availability of bus service The local cannery will be clos I three chapters of the Bible, all for children. ed until June 1, as* both Mr. and 1 having the same background for 6. Two or more representative action. The next meeting will Brokers persons to contact county Red ;■« * Friday, March 31. chairman, Dr. Cartwright, during smine salmon me the it styles Saturday eve- 1 uuung the me spnng salmon run lun. | P*“* at high 8chool Complete Real Estate Service Cross as to what financial aid might NOTARY PUBLIC Mr. and Mrs. Milton Graham be given on this project. Bo> ¿11 South end of town have returned to their home up P/\l MCI Mr. Stone met with this group Bread Making To the ( hetco after spending the HOWDY. FOLKS' of people at the request of Mrs. Brookings, Oregon winter at San Diego. ■■WWWlTif I VLIW« Kathryn Reekman, chairman of Be Demonstrated Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lucas and Pnnlrl Vnu TTc-n » the committee to investigate the Two new subdivisions now on possibility of obtaining a Red daughter, Helen, drove to San * 0U " ' 0U U S e 3 (lOOCl GOLD BEACH - Mixing, shap hand—some really good bn vs in Cross swimming program for the ing fancy rolls and baking home Francisco, Wednesday, to enable Dairy Feed at lots and acreage—lots as lo»v as southern part of the county by made bread is to be demonstrat Helen to have a physical check- PPR TONI $68.00 | ed at Ophir, Sixes, Gold Beach up. About three years ago, Hei- 1 $375. Many new people arc look- the Harbor Community club. Members present represented and Brookings by Mrs. Frances en was confined to a San Fran A Good Laying Mash ing for place to build, so lei us hospital for several weeks. «4 PPP C’VV’T give you the choice of the best the interest from: Chambers of | Brennen, home economist from cisco Pete Lesmeister has had his*1 * 1 W 1 $4.75 commerce, Boy Scouts, P.-T. A., now. the Crowd Flour Mills, Portland, Girl Scouts, Rotary Club, Har starting, Monday, March 27. order in for some bamy weather Tour fertilizers, spray materials, bor Community club, Azalea Gar Mrs. Brennen invites everyone so some of his old “has-been” garden seeds, stock and poultry House and seven acres right in den club, Chetco Rod and Gun interested in the breaw'-making ball players might get some of remedies and many other bar Brookings, fine circulating fire Club and a number of interested techniques to attend any ine of the winter rust from their rheu- gains in feeds and seeds. place. This should interest some- i parents. these demonstrations. It will be matic joints. Pete is particularly CALL IN, WE ARE GLAD TO one who wants to build some off gin at 2:00 p. m. each day, Mon concerned about Whitey Matson SEE YOU! the badly-needed homes for sale I day, March 27, througoh Thurs or rental. Oor buy and subdivide. ' if he can get some six for six’ Gold Beach H. S. day, March 30. The meetings: BROOKINGS Also another small house and games again this year. Whitey, I March 27—Ophir School at 2. "We Shook the Family Tree,” large barn on property. * u 11 March 28 —Sixes Grange at 2. who has kept his supleness by i has been chosen as the three-act price of $8500. Terms. Feed and Seed ♦ ♦ ♦ * March 29 Gold Beach High the logging work and basketball i comedy to be given in the latter school, at 2. L. O. BAKER, Owner route, says he’ll be in there as Has anybody read this ad be- part of April by Gold Beach high March 30 Brooking High at 2. C. P. McCulloch, salesman. Luke Appling is for the Chicago school. The cast is: bore? If not, better read it twice White Sox. Hildegard Dolson — Penny today. ’Cause it’s the last chance' to get this swell 7 acres, home, Lever. Freddie Shermer — Bill Wal Locals Involved In barn, spring water, city water lace. and electricity. All fenced and Sally Dolson— Marlene Petty- Accident, Thurs good pasture. Wonderful place to john. have livestock as they surely are Bobby Dolson—Sam Chase. With many details lacking, and going to be happy with that love Mr. Dolson—Rusty Lafferty. with participants not quite cer- ly view of the river and ocean. I Mrs. Dolson—Virginia Knox. i tain, complete description of a Whole sum total is only $3250. Mr. Shermer—Duane Baxter. 2-car accident which involved Mr. ♦ ♦ * ♦ Mrs. Shermer—Leora Andrews . and Mrs. Don Redfield and lit Why not buy a ready-to-wear Ellie May—Mary Lou Turner. tle daughte, and Mrs. Donald store now7 and reasonable. All! Jill—Lynne Melville. ! Vaughan, cannot be told. set up and going. You can be Paige—Lowretta Goudy. Hast Thursday, en route to Representing America’s soundest companies, ready for the Brookings Boom! I The cast, under the capable di Crescent City, a car, reported to Let us tell you all about this rection of Mrs. Hames, has al have been driven by a Mr. Hight saving jou money because of insuring only BUY! I ready begun work to make this of Crescent City, pulled out from ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a successful play. a market, this side of Crescent selected risks. . . PHONE 1012! $3750 buys all of this—right in Recently, the student body and City, right into the pathway of Brookings 3-bedroom home with faculty were entertained at a the Redfield car. floor furnace, gas stove, hot wa half-hour show7 by Putt Moss Mrs. Vaughan was kept in a ter heater like new. Only takes man. Especially enjoyed were his J hospital for a couple of days be* I a few minutes to look so drop horseshoe pitching and acro lore being released. Mrs/ Red-1 batics. in anytime. field suffered from shock, and * * ♦ 1'he Junior-Senior prom has the Redfield baby suffered se ( urij ( ounty Branch (.old Beach, Oregon Beautiful lodge on Choteo been scheduled for April 8, with vere bruise on its face. nee¡ J Injuries to Mrs. Hight are re- river frontage, 32 acres in one I Charlie Jensen and his 7-piece It'll ported to be more serious. Both cars were practically demolished. the entire valley. Good county The high school band and chor- road, school bus, also tw7o cab- us under direction of Mr. Hum ins .Gravity flow water piped phreys, will give their awaited OCAL NEWS into lodge and cabins. Only once concert March 28 at the gym. Modern Chief Say: Imagine yourself in the styles i na lifetime doe we get to list The program will include a ten- you will see at the Fashion Show a place such as this—a wonder- or s.°!?.by Duane Baxter, accom- Jungle Brum, Bum! - fui - investment at $11,000—with pamed by the chorus, a violin so-, this Saturday. Members of the Harbor Com- lo and an obligato with H. S. good terms. munity club are reminded that Chorus by Leora Andrews. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE The boys are starting baseball Just listed! Two excellent bus and getting the team lined up. iness opportunities. 12-unit motel The girls have taken over the. faster! Better! Cheaper! close in, showing approximately basketball floor and the tennis I You don’t have to tell this chief 25 per cent net. Priced very courts (when weather permits). “ The Prospector, ” our year that long distance telephone is reasonable at $14,000 with fine BY CONNIE book, is well under way. It will the quickest way to send a mes terms. Step right into a good be in the hands of the printers sage across the jungle—prairie_ paying business now before the shortly. CONNIE'S city —or country. He also rush that is bound to be here knows that long distance Next To The Theatre soon. telephone service is conven GOLD BEACH, OREGON ♦ ♦ ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Kerr have purchased three and 67/100 acres north of Easy street from Mrs. Louise Lee Voye of Ingle wood, Calif. This tract has a beautiful building site among trees, rhododendrons and azaleas. H. W. Kretzmeier of Portland has sold four lots in his Coast View subdivision to August John- — ’ local - • builder. - - - Mr. Johnson* . son, plans to start construction of new homes on three of these lots within the next two or three weeks. The Pete J. Lesmeister Agency handld both transactions. C. 0. LEONARD L L LEONARD SAVE 15 TO 20 PER CENT ON YOUR INSURANCE COSTS! HUGGINS INSURANCE AGENCY ,ho “S «SJ-t1 - FASHION FINDS Ida Hubball Feted By Local Rebekahs 5 acres right on Hwy 101 ad joining Harris park. Just reduc Just received a large shipment ed in price for someone who of Glenwear blouses i n lovely The last meeting of Topaz Re wants a really grand place to bekah lodge honored Mrs. Ida Easter shades. Four smart styles build that nice home with the Hubbell, oldest member of the two semMailored styles at best of views. local organization. At the meet- $3.95. Two lace trimmed frothy । ing Mr. and Mrs. George Murry7 numbers at $-1.95. Some Peter If you are interested in a good were voted into membership by Pan collars, some high, some stock ranch of about 400 acres transfer and Cleo Craig by init low necklines and one Chinese cose to Brookings, we hive it— iation; and other applications re mandrin neckline. Shipment be ceived. 5-room house on good road—lots Verna Mendenhall, community7 ing received in all lines daily. of good water. Tickets now7 for new bicycle, service chairman, asked all mem given with each dollar purchase bers to send her a list of the activities they have carried on or money paid on account. in this community under this We Work With heading so that she could send in her report to the Rebekah As S. &. H. Green stamps with each SPEED to Fill Your sembly. purchase. During “Good of the Order,” MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS NEED!........... a renewal of the obligation was FILI ED PROMPTLY! taken by all the members, and! the drill team gave a special 1 ient. And he’s a “Hep Chiefie” when it comes to making long caJ,s on Sundayor «f* w.J ¡A when raies arc lowest, wed follow such a wise chief, wouldn t you?
