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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1951)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILT . BROOKINGS, OREGON Fox Bros. Float Was One of Prize-Winning Entries Here P age N ine white accessories. The couple en-| joyed their honeymoon in scenic Lassen Volcanic National Park. Mrs. Carson was formerly Ear lene Stockman, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Earl Wood of Los An geles and daughter-in-law oT Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hardesty. Mr. Car- son is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Carson, of Harbor, and a popular member of the young er set of the area. "Classified Ads Mr. and Mrs. Kirtley have fin ished their third and last apart- ment in what was formerly the Winchuck Village store. J. O. Robinson drove to Port- land Sunday with his daughter, Larry, who came to Brookings Saturday for a short visit. A daughter, Laurel Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cur- tis, at Grants Pass. July 16. Mr. Curtis is son of Mrs. Mildred Bryant, local beauty operator. For Sale: 1951 Angelus 32-ft. nodern 2-bedroom trailer house. May be seen approximately five niles south of Brookings on Hwy 01 near Winchuck rived. Carroll lall. 21* For Sale: Cold Spot refriger- dor, 9 cu. ft. Inquire, duplex, oar of Brookings Market. 2111 with Insurance Martha V. Harbin Local Agent Will sacrifice SPINET PIANO o save moving expense. Can be een in Brookings. Cash or terms. Vrite D. G. Dawson, 395 S. 12th >t., Salem, Ore. 21-3 WANTED: ambitious woamn, with car, to show Bee Line Fa shions to women’s groups. Write P. O. Box 1309, Medford. 21-2* one Annual Lily Blossom Parade. Picture» bv Ed Ingram GOLD BEACH Mrs. Richard Buffington and daughter returned to San Fran cisco Thursday with Mrs. Fred Starkweather. Mh's. Buffington will drive a new car home. Duane Baxter left for Coos Bay Thursday to enlist in the army air corps. Mrs. Fred Metzger and daugh ter, Mrs. Ted Lavin, drove to Coquille Tuesday. The Grange home extension club met at the home of Mrs. J. Tentative O. Phipps Tuesday. plans were made for the princess dance, planned for August 8. Fanny Hauber journeyed t o Astoria last week to bring back her grandchildren for a visit. Mrs. W. C. Shields of Sweet water, Texas, returned to Gold Beach with her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shields and will make an extend- ed visit. Carol Ann Shields of Rosemeade, Calif., rode to Gold Beach with them for a visit with her father, Marion Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jarrett took their daughter, Sharon, to Newport last week-end where she will spend a few days with the Rine Gesik family. Reception Held For Carsons, Saturday Chetco Rod & Gun Club rooms was the scene of a reception giv en by Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Carson honoring their son and his bride, Earleen Stockton, of Los An geles, last Saturday. The Car-! sons welcomed the guests with a receiving line of the brida’ couple. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Har Real Estate Broker desty and Mr. and Mrs. Ray La- ^-mile north on Highway 101 Fontaine. Earl Carson was the able so Ren/ F. Sunderland, Salesman loist. accompanied by Mrs. Ross ^Hours: 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. Putnam at her Hammond or- j gan. Dancing followed. It is said there aren't any bar Highlight of the reception gains any more, but here are the came when the bride cut her wed- best buys: ding cake, The bridal table pre- 3-bedroom home, on approxi sented an especial ly lovely pic- mately 1’2 acres, including mod ture with tall tapers and deli- ern 3-room cottage rental, with cate pink roses trailing from hob other large 2-room rental which nail milk class vases. Mrs. Leon- i needs some fixing, large barn, a rd Harvey served the wedding garage, creek through property, cake, Mrs. Ray LaFontaine pre many fruit trees. Well located in sided at the punch bowl with one of the most protected areas Mrs. Don Carson pouring coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Carson were in Harbor. This won’t last at The Woman’s Missionary So married in the First Presbyter-1 $10.000 with easy terms. Rentals will pay for the property. ciety meeting for dessert lunch ian church, Reno, by Rev. Wal-» eon at th? home of Rev. and Mrs. ter H. Hanna, on the afternoon finest soil, good I J. L. Mumbower, this afternoon of July 3. The bride wore a smart । 2*2 acres ocean v iew, 2 miles from town. «Thursday) at 1:30. navy blue suit, white orchid and $1500 with half down, $25. mo. M. G. BECKER 2-bedroom home on l1« acres, ocean view, double garage with living quarters space. Spring wa ter, some finishing to be done. No inflated price at $6000. ’a-acre building sites, marve lous ocean view, elect, and water ’ ailable, virgin soil. Priced from 00 to $850 with $150 to $250 wn, $25 mo. Lots near Ocean View Drive in Harbor. 50x75-foot, best of soil. $525 each, cash or terms. WANTED: Small acreage on «' Chet co or Winchuck rivers i you have some to sell, contact e at once. Other homes, ocean frontage, lots and acreage. jl Sell The Earth! Mildred's Beauty Salon BUDD'S MEATS AT REDFIELD'S MARKET Budd Carr, Proprietor SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY - SATURDAY % AU Types of Permanents Cold, Machine or Machineless Formerly Courtier’s For Sale: 17-ft. house trailer $150 cash. See D. E. Wilcox, E Pacific ave., across from sub-sta- tion. Brooking. 21-2* Redfield’s Market Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats SPECIALS—Friday and Saturday Old South Brand No. 2 Tin GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS, 5 for $1.00 BARTLETT PEARS, 2H cans POWDERED MILK, 2 for 69c Del Monte Fancy Cream Style —18c CORN, 303 size, 4 for PEAS, 303 size, 5 for 69c $1.00 TOMATOES, No. 2 tins, 5 for. $1.00 DOG FOOD, No. 1 tall, 10 for 98c ARMOURS Crescent Brand SLICED BACON, lb. MIRACLE WHIP, pint, 37c: qt. 69c RIB STEAKS, lb 79c NUCOA, lb. 31c; 2 lbs 59c Pare Porl{ COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE, lb. 59c I an Camps PORK & BEANS, 2’/2 can, 2 for 49c PORK STEAK, lb 58c vide assortment of lunch meats, wieners and Pan-Ready Fryers, two-pound average ig lots is now available and ready for your convenience!
