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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1951)
Thursday, April 19 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON ’ age F our Other transfers of lots are । nesday night or early Thursday. Once the concrete work begins the purchases by Mr. and Mrs. on the plant proper, scores of Willis Schleisner of a building men will be put to work, rushing site on Easy Street from Mr. the job so that carpenters may and Mrs. Floyd Swearingen, also ; begin the framing of the plant. the purchase by Mr. and Mrs. Concrete foundation and fioor- The plant is planned^ for oper Delmar Blair ol Myrtle Creek of ng for the shop of the new ply- a home site on Arnold Lane from vood plant will be started this ation about Jan. 1, 1952. Mi. and Mrs. M. E. DiDxon. veck. Edwin Sund told the Pilot These» transactions were han- Tuesday. Erection of the shop d ’ ed by the Pete Lesmeister Real 5 one of the first phases of the Estate Agency. dywood plant construction. Grading for the plant is ex- jected to be completed by Wed- Brookings Pelicans began their practices of the new season, Sun- Mr. and Mrs. George Mackey dh} at the high school field. Out for the first time were Don Bla ol Harbor have sold their in- lock, first baseman, and a for forest in the Barnes property to mer player for Medford Craters Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Clifton ir. the Southern Oregon League, of Canyonville. The Cliftons have end Earl East burn, second base an interest in the new plywood man who has seen considerable plant. The transaction was han service in the Cascade league at dled by M. G. Becker, real es REAL ESTATE tate broker. Eugene. Working out at shortstop was Wayne Gailliaert who formerly Stoller Sells Gravel Business played in the city league in Port Residence Phone: 281 Louis Stoller, who has spent land. Manager Whitey several months recently in the Box 211 Phone 341 Matson Playing was at his usual playing Veterans hospital, Portland, has Notary Public C. O. Leonard position of third base. his sand and gravel business Toby Mello of -Smith River did osld SALESMEN: to Ross Salvage, who has taken the catching for the spirited in possession. Mr. Stoller, for the G. S. Young Hans Nelson field practice. time, has retired from, any ac Earl Docherty Showing to advantage in the tive work. outfield was Jim Polando, cen-i Brookings, Oregon terfielder from San Francisco, who recently came to Brookings 2 acres on highway overlooking from the Medford Rogues train-' ocean and Harris Park beach ing camp at Healdsburg. Others' playground. If you wish a beau out lor' the first practice were . Pettygrew is stay- . tiful setting for that new home Vern Hanscam, also Jim Crunch '"K in Gold Beach lor a couple1 you must see this for you will and Jim Fitzhugh of the high weeks where she is working , agree it just can’t be beat. school team, and Doc "Lefty” at Curry County Bank, receiving instructions in clerical duties of Smith, our popular dentist. Excellent Brookings business Hank and Chopper Westbrook a bank, as she will be employed location with home. You just do and Connie Holzgang, now’ at in the Brookings branch when not find this combination often OSC. as well as Bill McLean of it is opened. Her children are in this territory. SOCE, Ashland, are expected to staying with their grandparents join the club after school is out. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Sr. Here’s a really fine acre to Pitching will be a problem un- during her absence. Mrs. Viola Hanscam and Mrs. divide for homesites. Priced at td it is known whether either $1100. or both Bob Astin and Floyd Rose Hubbard made a trip to Shot well now training with tiu» Portland last week where Mrs. Good home and 1 acre on Hwy M< dford Rogues will return to Hanscam had her eyes checked, 101 south of Harbor, excellent Brookings. Business Manager P. She has to return for another well. Really a fine location for J. Lesmeister hopes to sign up check-up in six weeks. They also home» and business. ¿aditional talent within the next visited at Eugene while gone. Mr. and Mrs. George Hassett week or two. Just listed, two of finest lots Another practice is slated for will go to Ashland Wednesday- in Brookings directly» opposite 1 p. m. Sunday with weekly prac night where they will leave son, school. Good location lor duplex tices on Tuesday and Thursday Ronny, with Mrs. Hassett’s moth- —apartment house. Class A in evenings at six. Any other new (i, Mrs. Harvey Ellis, while they come property and priced right. players in the area are asked to go to the home of Let a Hassett turn out and make their bids for Some very choice océan from playing Positions. age lots close to town. Thèse are; about the last to be had in this class of océan \ iews. Concrete Will Be Started This Week Pelicans Practice At H. S. Grounds Realty Transfers C. 0. LEONARD L L LEONARD Brokers NEWS OCAL We have several completely ( finished and modern homes that can be bought on FHA terms. We Work With SPEED to Fill Your NEEDI......... Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crissey have sold a fine ocean-front home site in their Pacific Circle subdi vision to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rasmussen of Newport, Wash., who plan immediate construction of a now home. Ernest W. Gardner of Harbor has purchased a one-acre tract and a small house on Pioneer toad from Cecil O. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bab cock formerlv ol Brookings, and Huntington now residing at sold their lot 12 in Block 28 near the ihouse to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Card of Thanks We wish to express our appre ciation to our friends and kind neighbors who so kindly gave us their sympathy in our recent be reavement and for the cards and flcral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kerr and family. 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You're belter chested, $...ch fcr st.tch, in Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co. PHILLIPS CLOTHING Vincent Building At the Sign of the GOLDEN GOAT at Brookings, Oregon On Highway ioi | HARBOR GARAGE ; H BRAKES AND MOTOR TUNE-UP | !! A SP EGLI ETY ♦ | GENERAL GARAGE WORK : O L. W. BOU LIN AND SON ♦ | —* CATERPILLAR No. 12 POWER ROAD GRADER TO RENT BY HOUR OR BY DAY PUTNAM LOGGINGS COMPANY Use ’em! DECALS' are you SHORT? Realty Transfers For fast action in selling your property, list with us today! Ur have clients waiting to buy! Jackson at Hayfork, Calif., for a visit. Their other son will stay hire while Mr. and Mrs. Hassett go to Santa Ana for a week’s \ acation. Harry Edwards, former resi- of aiea, was named as head of Safeway employees at a meeting held recently i at Santa Rosa, it was learned here late last week. Mr. Edwards has been with Safeway since i leaving here in 1947. N. M. Jones, local jeweler left Wednesday for Gold Beach hos- pital where he will undergo sur- gery today. Miss Melody Brjmm was hos- tess to ten boy and girl friends a- a party at Mill Beach Friday- evening, celebrating her thir teenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jolley of Aberdeen, Wash., spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brimm. Mr. Jolley is a brother of Mrs. Brimm. Satellite chapter, OES enter tained the Del Norte chapter of Crescent City and Gold Beach chapter at “Friendship” night here Tuesday evening. Mother singers, under direction of Mrs. Lloyd Morris, furnished part of the entertainment. Refreshments were served. Chetc o Inn OPEN! NOW Our chef, formerly with the Lnrline, prepares Brea,' fast, on order for fishermen at 6:oo a. m., for those who want to enjoy a longer rest, 7:00 to 9:00. Luncheon is omitted, unless arranged for specially. Dinner, from 5:^0 to S:oo P. M. at Si-5^ to Sa."o except Sunday Dinner which begins at 2:30 p. m. and at $2.50 to S3.50. Turkey - Roast Beef - Fried Chicken - Loma Linda Foods - Shore Dinner - Crab in Season - Steaks Our rooms newly furnished, from S3.00 up. . In ocean view by day and a bright open fire by night maizes a visit to our emerald green and c a. y lovby a memo) ablt ot c a^ion. Phone 589 or \\ rite Box 417 BROOKINGS. OREGON _ 4I. . — , j . Tin— «■ 1 IM* ■HRKBF’ ■■■* w* •-'•SP *'
