Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, August 23, 1951, Page 12, Image 12

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Mrs. A. .H. Newton was flown named the your^g man John Doug­
to Portland last Friday where las.
she underwent a serious opera­
John R. Hill, former prominent
Attention of new’ residents and
tion the same day. Her condition Harbor resident, spent several
visitors is again called to
is described as being as well as weeks here visiting his sonA
Oregon Coast Association Re-
fact that waters in this area,
Harry and Frank, and their fanl­
can be expected.
cordirg
Secretary
Charles
Gray-
both river and beach, are dan­
Mrs.
Grace
Edwardson
was
ilies.
Last week he returned to ’
gerous and children must be in­ shel of Brookings reports seven
taken to the Seaside hospital Sat­ Springfield where he makes his
new
OCA
members
in
Brookings
structed accordingly for their
urday for observation and treat­ home with his daughter, Mrs.
own safety.
Last week Mrs. and two renewals of membership
ment. She has been in poor health Florence Morrison, Frank taking
Alice Rausch saw' a boy marooned in the association. New members
for
several weeks.
him there.
Bob Phillips, Phillips
on the rocks offshore, up to his include
Mrs.
Elmer
Hanscam,
Sr.,
left
J.
J.
Gallagher
Plumb-
Clot
hin;;
The Harbor Community club
knees in water with the tide
Tuesday
morning
for
Portland
ing,
Charles
Young,
Young
s
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&
members
plan their annual pot­
coming in. She came to town
where
she
will
have
a
periodic
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II.
A.
Jochens,
plumber;
Karl
luck picnic, which will be held at
for help. Vai Mendenhall, Sr.,
examination of her eyes, both of the Azalea State park this com.
w ho so willingly answers calls Ostenberg: Homes Kessler, Curry
and Cliff
which were operated on in the ing Sunday, August 26, at 1 p.m.
for help in emergencies, went County Lumber
past few years/
out with a rope and aided the Campbell, distributor of Golden
State Ice Cream, Crescent City,
boy to shore.
The ladies of the Chetco grange
By the time the youngster was Calif.
are having a cooked food sale at
reached the tide had risen to his
Renewing their membership are
Dimmick’s Market this Saturday
waist and but for the assistance Robert Dimmick, Dimmick Bros.
afternoon from 1:30 on.
Office for Rent At Manley Bldg.
of Mrs. Rausch and Vai Men­ Brookings Market, and Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lopez are Inquire of Clive Manley.
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denhall, Sr., would have drowned. H. Grayshel, Southern Curry
Mr. and Mrs. William S. the parents of an eight pound
The youth, who weighed about Realty Co.
Fairey, Jr., and two children son, born on August 15 at the
Office rooms and sleeping for
200 pounds, was from Brookings
A coast w ide drive for Oregon have been visiting at the home Dr. White clinic. They have men only. Hendrick Bldg.
Trailer camp.
Coast Association members to oi their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
strengthen the membership of Charles Schaal. Mr. Fairey has
the organization and to provide recently been transferred from
funds to print additional litera­ Bremerton, Wash., to San Diego.
Gordon Goetz admiring the ture to supply the ever increas­
Mr. and Mrs. George Burke
“cut” of his new building and ing demand for coast informa- and two daughters left Monday
that fancy cement work.
1 tion by the traveling public is to return to their home in Los
Cliff Brinn “joshing” his idle being spearheaded by Association Angeles after enjoying a ten-day
logger friends.
President W. F. Badley of Otter vacation on the Upper Chetco at
The Golden Goat posing as an Rock. President Badley repot is the Curt Waldien cabin.
excellent artist’s model lor Miss 75,000 Oregon coast travel guides
A special meting of the Cuny
Mary Lou Berger.
printed and distributed already County Indian Heirs association
A sad and forlorn golden cock­ this year with a heavy demand
is to be held at the Grange hall
er spaniel waiting for his master 1 rom
travel agencies, auto this Sunday, August 26, at which
outsidf1 a restaurant door.
clubs and chambers throughout
man from the Indian
Clive Manley “dabbling” in pol­ the United States and several time
Service
office
in Portland will be
itics.
foreign countries for coast litera­ present, and he wants to meet
plotting
Drs. Durbin and Smith
ture to distribute to persons plan­
to help “break in” Dr. White’s ning trips to this area. Randall with the Indians of this area,
The meeting will be held al 1
new desk.
Motor Club of Los Angeles re­ o’clock.
Those hot-roders using the new ports “we are making up logs
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shrader left.
“cut” for a race track.
covering the Oregon coast at a
recently on a six weeks’ trip
Wheew !
Just missed me.
rate of 85 per week, compared
which will take them back to
with an average figure of 58 last
their former home in Imperial,
Turn those extra items inti year.
Nebr. They will visit with rela
cash by Pilot Classified rds.
President Badley stressing the fives, some of whom they haven’t
need for new members said. seen for over twenty years.
“Everyone benefits from the tour­
ist dollar and all should support
ANYTHING FOR THE SCHOOL CHILD
the work of the association
which is so successfully attract­
A. F. ARRELL, Proprietor
ing the lucrative tourist business
to the coast area. Membership is
the life blood of the organization
and open to all. The Oregon
Coast Association relies on the
BROOKINGS. OREGON
funds from membership fees, to
cover its operational costs, adver­ Rea! Estate and Insurance
tising and distribution of coast
EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS
travel literature. Everyone re­ 4-Room House — close in — Full
ceives* additional cash benefits price $2200 12 cash.
TO RENT BY HOUR OR BY DAY
from the tourist trade. A stronger
organization with additional man
Good 2-bedroom home in town;
power and funds will mean a
182 feet o£ frontage. City water
larger program of advertising and
and sewer; full price $8950.
Phone 589 or Write Box 417
promotion. All will benefit di­
rectly, many times over, as the Beautiful View’ Home,
Newly
Appearance counts, yes in membership of the Oregon Coast decorated
BROOKINGS, OREGON
throughout; on 2 acres.
Association
increases.
Membership
cars, too. We pride ourselves not only increases the advertising Close in. $3500 down.
m making them lool{ h/^e and promotional activities of Attractive 4 Rm. House on 3^
your
it also increases acres Garage and workshop, fruit
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new, in our shop.
its influence in securing improve-j and shade trees; creek andPpring
ment of your Highway U. S. 101, । One' block off Hwy., just 1 mile
better fishing, needed conserva-1 out Leve|
land for pasture or
tion measures and other benefits' additional
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AUTHORIZED
building sites. $3000
important to you.’
down.
OCA Manager Verne Tinner­
stet in Brookings Saturday, Au­
BEST VALUE IN THIS
gust 11. on business in connection
with the work of the association, 3-bedroom DISTRICT
home; large kitchen
reported traffic on Hwy 101 at and utility
room; metal door and
the Cal.-Ore. line up 26.4% over window casings Wonderful view
last year for the first seven
months of this year. “Traffic at! of ocean and river. 2 blks. off
Hwy. 101, just 1 mile from town.
this point showed a 16.3% in-1 Excellent well, berries, garden
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
crease for the month of July
and fruit trees. 4 acres of good
above July 1950.” he said. Mr. bulb land. Lovely as a small
AND REPAIR SERVICE
Tinnerstet was on his way south, farm or could be sub-divided. An
into northern California, to dis­ additional 7 acres available.
tribute additional Oregon coast
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
6 acres, Hwy. Frontage; 3-rm.
literature to businesses catering house; $10,000; % cash.
P. O. Box 596
Phone 344
to the traveling public to be
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Land o¡ Oppoirunity
O. C. A. Gains
New Members
nassed on by them to the tour-
1 ists.
“This increase in traffic,” Mr.
Tinnerstet said, “will aid in our
demands for an improved high-
way and bring the time nearer
when the highway commission’s
proposed improvements will take
place.”
The Oregon Coast Association,
instrumental in bringing about
the building of our coast highway
and improvements thereon, must
bolster
its
membership
to
strengthen its appeals for high­
way improvements to take care
of new industries and an ever-
increasing tourist travel using
this highway.
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SOUTHERN CURRY
. REALTY CO.
CATERPILLAR No. 12
POWER ROAD GRADER
PUTNAM LOGGINGS COMPANY
Appearance
Y. & M. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
BROOKINGS
GARAGE
Phone 334
View Home, 7 rooms. 2^ baths,
। full
basement;
fine orchard,
’ spring, double garage; 6’2 acres,
■ Everything in
Al
condition;
$10,000 down.
First
door north of Hendrisks
Furniture Store
We also handle a complet line of
Insurance — FIRE AND AUTO,
HEALTH & ACCIDENT & LIFE
All old-line companies
Office next door west of Hen­
dricks Furniture Store.
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NORINE
TEACHER OF
PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN
Life Certificate
Studio Bldg., Breokings
High School Credits For
Accredited Pupils