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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1951)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Andrews home and will take possession at that time. Word was received here of the Mrs. Norman Boyd left Sat- death of Bob Hunter, Sunday urday for Seattle where she will evening at a hospital in Gold make her home while her hus- Beach. He had been taken there' band is in service and stationed earlier in the week. It is un- there. Mrs. Joe Brewer will take derstood services will be held at her job at the bank. Portland, but will be buried at i Beulah Rowlette and son went the Local cemetery, Friday, to Portland Sunday. Mrs. Row Blanche Forsyth and Dolores lette will return Monday but LaFranc of Portland spent a Harold will remain to spend a few fiours here last week visit part of his vacation with his ing relatives, father. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Seger left i Mr. and Mrs. Phil Adams loft Saturday for Corvallis to at Saturday for Corvallis to attend tend Ed's graduation at OSC, commencement exercises at O. Monday evening. S. C., when their daughter will Rita Ganong has returned to receive her degree. They plan Gold Beach from Klamath Falls to visit another daguhter, Mrs. where she served as Page at Jim Lyne and family at Zigzag Rebekah Assembly and also act where Mr. Lyne is stationed by ed as delegate for the local Re-' the forestry department, and will stay over in Portland to at- bekah lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kolen are I tend Lloyd Hickol’s wedding on parents of twin girls, born at I June 8. Lloyd is a grandson of the local hospital Memorial Day. R. J. Hickol of Gold Beach. Pfc Don Turner is visiting his The little girls weighed 5 lbs. parents, Mr. amd Mrs. James 15 oz., and 5 lbs., 14 oz. They have been named Yvonne and Turner at Nesika Beach. When Don reports back, he will be sent Yvette. to Germany. Maurice Walker is still at the Carl Rath of Portland drove Seaside Hospital a t Crescent City, where he is recovering. He down with his parents, Mr. and underwent surgery on a kneecap Mrs. Tony Rath when they re turned home, but had to be back which was broken last week. to work, Monday. Dorothea Seebers Miller has i Memorial Day was very quiet been engaged as County Health here. A few of the service* men nurse and will start her duties' and women donned their uni- the first of August. Mr. and forms and marched to the court Mrs. Miller have purchased the house square where sprays were placed on the plaque. Doris Costelloe of Portland, visited her parents Ihere over the week-end. GOLD BEACH P age S evem Construction Co. has equipment and other earth-moving machin ery on the land and are now driving piling for the unloading area. Mrs. Robert Thetford who wore Miss Muriel Hughes is on a a pale gray suit. Curtis Sabin vacation before enrolling in sum was the groom’s attendant. Mrs. mer school. She plans on visiting Elna Rigik played the wedding her sister at Eugene and from march. A reception was held in there will motor to Sanfield to the grade school kitchen after the spend a few days with her par I A Kir-1 AIC ME5AIC cp,emon-v- Af,pr thp reception the ents. residents of that place. LAiXULUIj Nt Wb >°unK couple left for a short wed- Mrs. Ruth Murphy and Mrs ding trip. By Nancy Moore Donna Churchill left last week Mary Donaldson is visiting her for Gunnison, Colo., to enter col Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aldropp returned home last Monday from sister, Mrs. David Engelbart at lege for an intensive two-weeks Beaverton. visiting over the week-end with course. her parents in Dallas. Mrs. Al- dropp’s sister, Annabell Goodrich, came with them for a visit, Mrs. Warren Miller from up Rogue River spent last week vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Button, at Denmark. Groceries, Fruits, V egetables, and Meats Mrs. Sidney Cadman was able to return home Friday night from the Gold Beach hospital where she underwent an appendectomy about »a week ago. t Mrs. Al Volck loft for Napa, Rose Bowl Brand Calif., Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Noah, who is very ill. Herb Morrill went to Washing ton Sunday to bring back his wife and sons who have been visiting her parents. White Star Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halcumb returned Thursday from a short | wedding trip in southern Oregon and northern California. Semi-Sweet, for those good cookies Department Commander Otto Heckel and his wife made their official visit to the Spanish War I Veterans camp at Newport, May 27. The Department President, Mrs. Pearl Lancaster, was also present as was Department In I) tain on d—ni ne-inch spector Major A. J. Bush and his wife of Portland. Thursday Mr. Heckel and wife left for Astoria in contpany with (other depart Real Estate Broker ment officers to complete their Hotel Brookings North End The Mun of Sminh River 'will official visit of the 23 camps in Old English have a physician. Dr. Harvey the silate. The (commander and! F. H. A. TERMS AVATLABLEU Kelty, and Mrs. Kelty, who pur- i wife will then go to Portland for chased the new home of M t . and the Rose Festival and Ice Follies. Roy F. Sunderland, Salesman Mrs. Robert Maris, across the On Kheir return home they will I Hours: 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. highway from the local school,! attend the DAV convention at ; arrived here Monday from Reno, Newport, June 7. The USWV con vention will be July 8-11 at Eu- Seven city lots right in town. Nevada, with -their household gere . G^od business location. $5600 with goods and plan to make their Returning Wednesday from a $100 down and easy monthly pay permanent home here. As soon short wedding trip were Mr. and as the couple gets settled, Dr. ments. Kelty will open an office for Mrs. Richard Tlildebrand. Desirable acreage in Harbor general practice. HALSUMB-HOFSESS Sperry or Gold Medal Word was received here t el I - district, about one mile from Miss Donna Mae Hofsess be- j Brookings. Approximately 2’2 ing of the death of Mrs. Letsy came the bride of Robert Hal- I acre tracts for $3000 with $750 McVay Barnett, who passed away cumb at the Langlois Community | down, 5 acres, $4500 with $1125 at her home in Owensiwiro. Ky.. church at 2 p. m. Sunday, May down, Very easy terms on bai- May 25. where she had made her 27, in a double ring ceremony hone for many years. She was performed by Rev. W. W. Wm- ance. the daughter of the Irfwe Joseph quist of Bendon. The bride, giv We have a couple ocean view and Betty McVay, pioneers of en in marriage by her father, Jo oversized lots left. $800 and $900 this valley, where she was born seph Hofstess, wore a white suit only 30% down, balance in 7 and spent her younger life. She , wjith pink and white accessories. will be remembered by ¡the older She carried a shower bouquet of years at 4%. residents ol the,' county. Sur- white flowers centered with an 4-room unfinished house with vismng are ;a brother Joe of orchid which ‘she wore later as 1.16 acres, close in. spring wa- Crescent CLty„ a niecr, Mrs. a corsage. Matron of honor was ter, nestled among giant azaleas. | Daisy Sorenson of San Fran- Good buy at $3000 with $500 down cisco. and $50 a month. O. M. Rice pioneer resident" of BE SURE ¡Smith River, celebrated his 89th rouR 2 acres on Chetco River with birthday on June 1. Many of his CIGARETTE^ | ideal 12-acre building site above neighbors and friends called at I county road and approximately the home of his daughter, Mrs. IS 1'2 acres below road extending Elma Rice, and presented him | to river. Large barn and shed. with gifts and extended greet- I numerous fruit trees. $5000, with ings. A pleasant surprise was I $1000 down, $50 month. KEEP OREGON GREEK; the arrival of his youngest daughter. E. O. Park of 2-bedroom home on Hwy 101, Albarn. Ore., who will spend a lovely week here with him and other approximately 170x180. ocean view, 3 miles from town. relatives. $8000 with $2500 down. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Goodlin were hosts Monday evt ning at their build- , home for a dinner party honor- An acre with 20x24 . , . plus, , , ing suitable for remodeling. Good .ing the six gjrls of )h(i h spring. Approximately 1 mile from । grade grafting class of thp town. Only $400 down. $40 per Iocal scoo, with thpjr teachpr month plus interest. Total price John Ostrom and Mrg Ostrom; S’-60- 1 The girls are Delores and Car- ' ok Barker, Della Mae Chris- Some good highway frontage tensen, Joan Miller, Nadine till available for those needed I ehmkuhl and Louise Loveland, »usinesses. Another guest was Mrs. Mabel Browne. Other homes, ocean frontage, | A Southern Oregon Plywood ts and acreage. Co. have leased about 23 acres I of Swamp land from Clarence Westbrook, located on Hwy 101 to be used for a long pond to store logs which will be hauled M. G. BECKER Redfield’s Market SPECIALS—Friday and Saturday PEACHES, 2% can 31c Del Monte CORN, 303 can 19c TUNT, bite size, Vis 34c CHOCOLATE MORSELS, pkg 19c ZEE TISSUE, 4 rolls 35c . . . PAPER PLATES, 2 pkgs 29c MILK, all brands, 15c ea.; 7 for $1.00 SMITH RIVER DOG FOOD, 10 tins 98c PUREX, 1/2-gal. ;5c; Gallon 39c BUTTER, Cubes, lb 79c NUCOA, lb., 35c; 2-lb. pkg 69c HOUR, 25c lb. $2.15; 50 lbs. $4.19 PRODUCE I Sell The Earth! MELBA riA Fresh Crisp LETTUCE, lb 10c Fancy CUCUMBERs, lb 14c Green CORN, 3 ears 19c
