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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1951)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Thursday, May io, 1951 P age F ive ____________ ____ _______________________ _____________________ ___________ _ _ _ _____________________________________ —------------------------------ .------- ------------------ ====================================-r=Z=^ Greater Beauty Man Has Never "Seen" Anywhere Else Saturday, May 5, the Junior- Senior banquet was held at Cas tle Rock, with the Juniors en- tertaining the Seniors and fac- ultv of the high school. Everyone i reported a line banquet. Gilbert's Shoe Shop LOCAL NEWS All Work Guaranteed! We use only the best quality ma Jimmy Robinson, whose hand terials in all repair work. injured recently, much Next Door to Fire Station unproved and will be able to v isii Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robinson, on a furlough soon. Vince Adams, sister-in- Lloyd Morris, and Kay Broaderviek accom panied J. W. Morris, father of Lloyd Morris to Brookings for week-end. Mr. Morris I he accompanied his son to Medford while the ladies left for Los An- NOW OPEN! SMITH is? Mrs. Olive Weise was called to ilem when her only son, Or- le, was fatally injured in an auto wr'Vk. She arrived at his bedside just two hours before his passing. Women of the Community church are taking orders for big bottles of vanilla at $1. Proceeds go to buy an electric coffee mak er for the church kitchen. ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING Phone 302 Room 6 Hendricks Building BROOKINGS, OREGON BROOKIN! S MOBOIL STATION Will Open Wednesday, May 16 river. Truly, it is one of the world’s great 'St beauty spots. Be here May 26 r 4-11 Cooking 3 girls held a din Wednesday noon luncheon of the Rotary Club. In connection with ner at Muriel Billings home May National Youth Week, the Ro 3. The club members prepared tary club sponsored an essay con and served the dinner, which was test for the high school students. reported very good. Youth was “Looking Forward with Youn” GOLD BEACH Word was received by the J. O. served as guests of honor at the was the theme. Phipps that their son. Frank, left All essays were submitted to New York on May 3, for Gron- - several professors of O. S. C. who, dal Grrpnland, where he will bo acted as judge). First prize was stationed. awarded to MBry Lou Turner, Dorothy Douthit is now cm who read her essay at luncheon. ployed at the Rogue Motors. < ssay was deemed worth Dr. C. W. McCain of Portland while by the club. The prize was a jewel box. j is visiting his brother and sis- Real Estate Broker The other members of the slu- । ter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. North End Hotel Brookings dent body who were guestss: the ¡McCain of Wedderburn. fl V Mr. and Mrx. i Orris Smith of presidents of each of the classes: F. H. A. TERMS AVAILABLE!! Jimmy Port Orford spent a few days in Harvey James, senior; Timeus, junior; Jackie Wells, this area, fishing, last week. Roy F. Sunderland, Salesman sophomore and Bud Wallace, of Hours: 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. the Freshmen. Also featuit’d at this luncheon 2 lots 145x300 feet, close in. was a talk by L. Buiskool, owner Tuesday morning Eureka High of Elliott’s Motel, who told of his $1575 for both. school band of 45 pipces, came to experiences as prisoner in sev - Bmokings on their annual spring 2 acres, cleared and well sit eral Japanese camps in Java in tour north. They played for the uated im Harbor area. Grand the days of World War 2. seventh and eighth grades and Ocean view. $2000. . Guests present included G. A. h eh school student body at 11:15 ^McPherson of Port Orford; T and tn the Del Norte high in BARGAIN! 4 beautiful build Kenworthy, W. E. Fuller and the afternoon. ir.g sites, expansive ocean view,. Robert McBeth all of Gold Beach. After having a two weeks of $300 each, or all can be had for Other Gold Beach Items “rained out’’ season, the Bruins $¿150 down. Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Erickson played Langlois in a make-up and daughter spent last week-end game on Monday, and won 11 to 2 acres, well prorecTeu protected huui from at gan f)iegO visiting his brother. 8. Grush, Panzer and Johnson wind, good soil, need some clear- Ladies Aid sponsode a surprise pitched for the Bruins. Two more ing. Make offer. s; rthday dinner for Dr. Walker games complete the schedule for * ♦ * May 2, at the Community church the year. Bandon, and Gold Beach About 4 acres with ocean and with a alrge crowd present. home game at Gold Beach. It is river view, secluded and distinc Yvonne Fromm of Port Orford necessary for the Bruins to win tive. Wonderful soil, grand build visited at the Lex Fromm home doubleheaders in both games to ing sites. $5250 with terms. last week. take the district Coos-Curry. Gold Beach Rotary Honors The Youth POM FERRY, Manager lililí^ M. G. BECKER _ _ - « IV r» »A X < «-ME- A »'»'it' Some good highway frontage still available for those needed businesses. Other homes, ocean frontage, lots and acreage. , I Sell The Earth! Yellow-Strand Wire Rope. Young Blocks Riggings and Tongs Columbia Explosives and Supplies G old beach , oregon IT REDFIELD’S MARKET Budd Carr, Proprietor Friday and Saturday Specials 53c YOUNG HENS, lb 5 acres overlooking Harris Park —sunset on the ocean is a treat from here. $6000. BUILDERS, Attention! 10 acres) with nice view, ideal for subdi vision. $8000 with terms. Mill Supplies and Logging Equipment O SCHOOL NOTES Small unfinished house with J a i acre, good highway frontage. Ex-. cellent soil. Nice view. No high pi ice here. Only $3500. ENLUND EQUIPMENT CO. FENDERS DENTED IS THE PAINT BAD? Our Body and Paint Department Can Give Your Car That New Look BROOKINGS GARAGE Phone 334 Claud Wally PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb 55c Country Style BACON SQUARES, lb. . . 39c Nice and lean LAMB STEW, lb 59c
