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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1950)
PAGE TWELVE The World’s Best Climate LOCAL NEWS Howard Cantrall spent a cou- ple days at Medford last week whilc his sisters, Miss Cordelia Cantrall, underwent a serious operation, from which she is convalescing satisfactorily at this lime. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keehnel of Pacioma, Calif., are spending a few' days in this area on their way to Portland to visit their son and family. They are part- owners of the former Mark Wood property at Harbor. Donald Ault, popular clerk at E. E. Hanscam & Sons store, left the latter part of the week for the naval hospital at Brem erton, Wash., for a thorough check-up and possible surgery. Mrs. Donald Crockett, Vernon Crockett, accompanied by Mrs. Doyle Garvin and Walter Gar vin of Smith River, left for the Pendleton Round-up last Wed nesday. Brookings postoffice finally re ceived a supply of money order | forms, Tuesday afternoon after several days lack of the blue- THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS^ OREGON colored blanks. As these blanks | are printed expressly for each' individual postoffice, with name and number, the forms are not interchangeable from orn* post- office to another. The Harbor postoffice had an unprecedented number of money orders to is- sue during the last several days. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Cisco of Seattle, Wash., have been the houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anen of Smith River for the past five days. Mr. Cisco is the maternal grandfather of Mrs. Anen and Miss Pat Murphy. They were also dinner guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Schmitt. The left for Seattle on Monday, driving by way of As- toria and Longview. R. M. Knox, county agent. Mr. Henry is an athority on dairy marketing problems. He talked Work on a garage to replace the one that burned recently, is to many people of Oregon in to start soon at the F. N. Ty- defense of the Oregon Milk con gart home on Memory Lane. trol law. pitted by that time, Ralph Vincent is in Portland this week on business, ka\ingj here last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, new ners of The Town Shop, vete over the route for the Oregonian to replace Warren Nixon who resigned to acctp another job. This route covers the city and to the state line. Work on the new Davis TrucK and Tractor building, on the rear of the J. D. Gardner property, is progressing rapidly, according to Paul Davis, manager. An ad vertisement appears elsewhere in in this issue. Portland visitors over the week W. D. Sibley, of Typo-Print, at end, purchasing goods for their Gold B^ach, was in town Monday new store soon to open in the on business connected with the For quick and positive results forthcoming Curry County lair, Vincent’s building. use Pilot classified advertising. of which he is publicity director. Mrs. Glenn Simpson has taken Mr. and Mrs. Charles Echols announce the forthcoming mai- riage of their daughter, Patii- cia M. Braun, to Joseph L. Hell- j rig on Saturday, September 23,I at Star of the Sea Catholicj I Church. The couple will live in I Don Ollinger, who has been Brookings. employed by the engineering of- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kerr, who fice for the summer, leaves this had spent the past week at Se-1 week-end for his hom<* at Am at tie and Centralia, Wash., re ity to visit his parents before re- turning to Oregon State College I turned home the fust ot the , for his senior year. ¡week. Shirley, who had spent a I few weeks visiting in Washing- Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Beem have ton, returned home with them. a roof on their new home on W. H. Henry, of Portland, man Wharf street, and hope to move ager of the Dairy Co-operative, in within a week or so, despite was a business caller in this the fact that it may no be com- area last Friday, accompanied by Boys and Girls $3.95 to $6.95 Oxfords Boys Hi Shoes $4.25 to $7.95 Boots $6.95 to $7.45 Boys Field IT NEVER FAILS Fidd Boots $10.95 OUR COMPLETE LINE has been chosen to give you the highest qual ity obtainable at reasonable prices. These shoes are built to stand up under the rugged wear given them by growing children. GOULD'S SHOE STORE : N O R I N E TEACHER OF PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN High School Credits For Life Certificate Accredited Pupils Studio Bldg., Brookings IT NEVER FAILS Box 207 Teleph ¡44, Brookiig: DELCO-REMY AUTO-LITE PROTO and S. & K. TOOLS Hein-Werner Hydraulic jacks; Gates Belts and hose. Prestone Anti-freeze. Bert DeMoss Dimmick Buildin Brookings, Oregon Wart, the Speed Cop............. By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING . * t > ccn X- BROOKINGS GARAGE GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING •ShJUL - DIAMONDS WATCHES. JEWELRY - Bell J Hourii Cameras and Projectors— WARREN G VV H Rl^ C l¥ « HUNTER n V 11 I L r\ Phoruu 13*^ J A W A I P T —0 Your Watches Tell The Truths— _____948 Second Street, Crescent City, California
