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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1950)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950 two children of Klamath Falls! spent the week-end in this area visiting relatives. Bill graduates from Oregon Tech this w eek whore he has spent the last two years taking body and fender course. Mrs. Almo Newton is confined to the hospital this week for ob servation and treatment. Souvenir programs of the Pa- rade of Quartets may be picked - - the - ’ up ball who attended show, Saturday, at Gould Shoe Store. Land Of Opportunities Pape Five mend. Oro., a sister. Mrs. Pora and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lew- Day of Seattle; a brother. Lloyd nr n. The fifth degree of Po- rne n was given a class of candi Moore of Crescent City, grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson Funeral sen ices were hold at and Mrs. Laura Vincent ot Har- First November meeting of the Wier's Mortuary, Cn bor were visitors, Sunday at thè Chetco Grange was held Friday Sunday afternoon at 2:00 Rev home of Mrs. Ella Plaisted. evening with good attendance. Jack Mumbower of Baptist C >m The lecturer, Lillian Zumpfe. an munity Church. Brookings, eff- nounced that the next meeting ciated. Interment was at the lo would be Harvest Festival and* cal cemetery. Booster night program, at which Bazaar Scheduled the Grangers are hosts to theii Ladies of Smith River church friends, and all attending are will hold the annual bazaar on asked to wear cotton dresses Real Estate Broker Thursday, Nov. 16 from 2 to 5 or overalls, in spirit with the North End at the community hall. There Hotel Brookings entertainment. Home Economics will be on sale hand-made arti PHONE 594 chairman, Ellen Jaggers, report cles. Tea will be served during Office open Tuesday and Thurs ed that she has sent for the sup the afternoon. day evenings, also sunday from plies to make the United Na Curry County Pomona Grange Womewa Club Met 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. tion’s flag over tow weeks ago, met Saturday at Chetco Grange | Regular meeting of the Smith but these haven’t arrived. with about 70 Grangers present River Womens club was held on New Just look just listed. for the roast chicken dinner and Friday afternoon in the reception Election for 1951 officers result. By Marian Miller. of ocean frontage subdivision business meeting. Five visitors ted in these names: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Barrington from Del Norte County Pomona room of the community hall, with property. Nice location. Access are parents of a baby boy, born Grange were present, with their Eleanor Layman, president, in to beach from all lots. Priced at Gold Beach hospital, Oct. 25. master, Leo Kloske and his wife charge. Flag salute was led by from $650 to $1200. Martha Ulrich; collect by Mrs. He has been named Thomas Earl. among them. . . • __ | Mabel Maris. Reports were given Attractive house, 2-story, well Amon Dishner left by bus on Jhe business session was pie-, by Mildred Owen of library; Sunday, for Savannah, Mo., to sided over by Master Henry built, in town, with View’ of the ' i Zelna Maris, chairman of garden receive medical treatment. Adolphsen. The lecturer, Bea a committee reported on the flow- ocean. Lower story could be A stork shower was given at Phipps, reported that Curry Co. , made into separate living quar the home of Elta Moore for Mrs. was the only county in the state' er show’ to be held in March. ters. Live in one and rent one. Dale Moore, last Saturday. The which has a 100% turn in ofj Under program chairman, Mary l hostesses were Gloria Stevens lecturer’s reports for 1950, and Fisher, the following were given Price reasonable. Residence Phone: 281 and Eudora Moore. The guest of hopes that the year will be com by Lucille Paterson, piano, Mrs. LaMerne Christensen, violin; vo honor received many lovely and pleted with a perfect record. Lot, 80x420 feci in desirable Phone 341 useful Box 211 cal solo by Mrs. Louise Osten location for $800. gifts. Refreshments of cof- Nine candidates w ere given berg. “I Love a Little Cottage.” Notary Public—C. O. Leonard fee, cake, cream puffs and jello Pomona degree by a team ot and "Lullaby Song.” were served. CAN YOU BEAT THIS? ©ne Chetco officers. A discussion of SALESMEN: Tea hostesses were Antonia Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan of the county fair was held, with acre of beautiful ocean frontage O. S. Young Hans Nelson Klamath Falls have recently re the holding of exhibits on Sun- Jepsen. Anna Conner. Alice Funk ) turned to the Ophir community.! day afternoon until 4 p. m. fa-1 and Hazel Yahr. Cookies and teal for $1500. Brookings, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Chenoweth vored, as was also the judging were served from a lace covered’ Good income property avail table centered with bowl of fruit. and infant son have recently of community booths. 12 acres with large partly- moved into one of the Shepherd Knudson and Martha Ul able on easy terms. Walter Slocum presented Po Ruth completed home of good design. cabins. rich presided at the table. The’ mona Grange with a myrtlewood Excellent lily ground. Not far Mary Pugh, Clifford Voelker gavel, to be given to the Grange mantle was attractive with a I have some excellent business from town. Make us an offer. and Jerry Crone left Wednes that has the largest attendance cornicopia of fruits and vege- opportunities in Curry County day to attend the high school re at Pomona Meetings. Any Grange tables, with a bowl of autoumn available to cash customers. 3-room cabin with highway gional conference at Springfield. holding it for three times in a leaves at the end. The decor- Mabel Mar- frontage not far from Harbor. After the conference they w’ent row becomes permanent owner. at ions w ere made by planned the Other homes, ocean frontage, is. Mary Fisher had to Portland for the week-end. Before close of the meeting a Excellent well with water piped Mrs. Freda Stiger, Mrs. Fran- | minute’s silence was held in the decorations but was unable to lots and acreage. to house. Priced at only $2950. ces Burris and Mrs. Edith Mill memory of National Grange be present. Good terms. er attended elementary scn^al * Master Goss, who died recently., Other Neus Items Among the members of Del conference at Coquille Thursday The next Pomona Grange has 9’2 acres all cleared and fenc and Friday. been set for January 1, with the Norte Pomona Grange who at- ed. One cabin, 20x24, another , tended Curry County Pomona at Mrs. Clifford Voelker and her Sixes Grange. I Chetco Grange were Master and1 cabin 14x30, woodshed 18x22, a daughters visited relatives at Co I Mrs. Leo Kloske, Ethel Goodlin, chicken house 10x18. Also pig quille several days last week. Local men who went elk hunt shed. Some work needed on ca- 4« bins. Only $4,000 with easy ing were John Nowdin, Ed Bieshe, Sam Reynolds, Herman Koblen- tedms. zar and George Koblenzar. SMITH RIVER Mrs. Laura Vacationing in and near San 1.94 acres close to*school, with Francisco are Mr. and Mrs. L. Jane Crook, 73, passed away at a livable trailer and cabin. Oth A. Shepherd. Seaside hospital; Nov. 3. follow er unfinished buildings, well and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dishner ing a long illness. Daughter oi pump. $5250. Terms. and family of Myrtle Point were late Mr. and Mrs. Silas Moore, week-end visitors at the homes she was born at Smith River and Good location: Lot 100x140 of his brother, Amon and Cal spent her life in Curry and Del Norte counties. and unfinished cabin, on gravel vin Dishner. Surviving arc three sons, Ace! Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore and ed road. City water. All electri J. W. Moore drove to Coos Bay and Clarence of Crescent City, cal materials on hand for wir Friday. and Arthur of Brookings; daugh ing. Also enough lumber and Mrs. Sterling Mecca and in ter, Mrs. Dorothy Duval ot Rod- roofing paper ior another cabin fant daughter. Susie, arrived by of same size. Excellent buy at bus from Stockton, Calif., to vis it her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken $1850.00. neth Barrington. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wade For Sale: About 10 sheets of Several lots of different sizes have moved itno the apartment ^4 -inch plywood (used) still un and prices with good terms. above the old Grange hall. . painted and good at -price. Al Local school children held their] so twin bed, springs and inner- 4 acres on Hwy 101 and 5-rm. traditional Hallowe’en party on. spring mattress (Simmons) in modern house. Excellent buy at , Tuesday afternoon. Both rooms brown metal. See William Ward, $9500, with easy terms, Good played Hallowe’en games, fol-1 city. 37tf •ais. Mrs mix r. i______________- ------------ —----------------------------------- — | low*ed by the usual eats. business and motel site. th For Sale: Dillmart bulb grad- Pugh’s freshman mat ’.. Classi ---- crashed the affair — trick or treat er and hand sprayer, cheap. See Just CLOSE TO SCHOOL, 37tf large — and were rewarded with treat. Tom Doherty, city listed a nice home on extra Hallowe ’ en happened ? What lot, many built-ins and nicely pranksters must have been storm arranged. Two bedrooms and up- bound in this district—no van to-the-minute complete bath, a dalism — ? lawn, shrubs, double garage, etc As a result of the storm Cedar —total price only $5500. Terms. Fork road was almost impassa ble for several days last week. By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING Equity in large homo. Can be However, it has been re-opened. Mrs. Sam Reynods went to bought right. Party forced to Coos Bay to visit her daughter, Next Door to Nook Cafe leave. Drop in and let us ex Mrs. Gary Everson, and was plain all about it and show you stranded several days by the the house and the 6 acres clear flooded Coquille river. OPEN TUESDAY Though Saturday Dean Collins has started to ed that go with it. work at the Double O Lumber 2-bedroom home on large lot Company. near school. Wood cook stove and bed included for only $4500. Terms. Mrs. Hattie Mackey under went an operation at Gold Beach Many other better buys—who-। hospital Saturday and had her ther it’s standard time, day-L*e leg Ieg amputated at the knee as in in- savings time, our time is your fection below the knee and in time, so call on us any time. the foot made this necessary. It Chetco Grange Hall is rep< r od she is resting as well THURSDAY NIGHT. as can be hoped. Don Jaklewicz is at the U. S. guaranteed automotive repairing naval training eentor at San Let's Build A Scout Building Diego, where he is taking his in boot t lining after enlistin . .. $1.00 eek. Don was a ¡ ADMISSION .. .. the navy last renior in high school. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barton and Chetco Grange To Seat New Officers Master Kathryn Reekman. Overseer—Benjamin Jones. Lecturer—Hazel Hendry. Stew? rd --Art Moore. Assistant Stewart Emery Hy- land. Chaplain Jessie Judkins. Treasurer Roy Hendry. Secretary- Wesley Smith. Gatekeeper—Dave Crockett. Ceres Eva Springer. Pomona Violet Jaggers. Flora- Clara Hyland. Lady Assistant Steward Lil- lian Zumpfe. Musician—Edna Weigel. Executive Committee: j Thompson. Roy Springer and Fred Gustafson. M. G. BECKER Pomona Grange Met Here Saturday! OPHIR NOTFS C 0. LEONARD L L LEONARD Brokers I Sell The Earth! Pioneer Woman Buried Sunday Pacific & Mäenne Warks CRESCENT CITY, CALIF Classified Ads" PHONE 2341 LESCHEN WIRE ROPE ESCO FITTINGS DON'S Wart, the Speed Cop............ 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