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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1951)
BK< )( )kl.\G5-HAK15OK t'I L U l , Page Eight W ilm ar, Calif., and Mrs. M arie- Fair Booth Features On The Main Drag louise F u lle r of Venice, Calif., a ♦ Dickie K e rr g e ttin g us. cl to his 8*cP**°n . B ern a rd J. W eb ster of iC u lv tr C ity; by th re e brothers. Plywood Plant "PM1 school shoes. Joe. Louie and F red N ikrent of T he com m unity Irooth put on ♦ T h at m inus q u a n tity a n a rk Los Angele«. at the C u rry C ounty F a ir last ing space a v a P a b le over the w eek by C hetco G range a ttra c te d holiday. a g re at d “al of atte n tio n as it ♦ O u r congenial s u p e rin te rd e n t had as the m ain ce n te r of a t a. 1 nrincipal, Lynn H am pton, A h az ard exists n e a r the B ap tra c tio n a scale model of the ♦ w ii'i'p rg " school problem s. • Brooking« Plyw ood plant. T he ♦ Those "Big C ity" glass doors tist ch u rch and C hetco Inn w here brush o b stru cts th e view of any m achines had been m odeled to m alting shopper« look ktw ice. size and w ere num bered so th a t ♦ Miss R uth Wo' dw ard playing m otorist, driving past th e school. C hildren m ay be h u rt here. one could follow the ro u te th at “hooky” from school. H arold S erg e an t has the fram e th e logs will tak e th ro u g h the of his house well up on the co r mill to th e finished plywood. ner lot of the O cean View tra c t. Mack C arton of the B rookings He is te a c h e r in the local high Plywood C om pany asesm bled the Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Jakelw icz school. display. and children re tu rn e d late last Lyle R edfield w ent to A shland The in d u stries for this p art of w eek frfom a vacation trip to tin county brought out in the A berdeen, W ash , and Tillam ook. on S u n d ay to get his wife, R uth, booth w ere lum bering, bulb ra is At A berdeen th ey a tten d e d a anil baby. Mrs. Redfield spent last ing, custom canning by the C edar fam ily reunion of the Jakelw icz w eek at the hom e of h er p a r L ane C annery, le a th e r w ork from clan, and on th e ir re tu rn stopped ents, Mr. and Mrs. H arold Reu, Youngs, and ru b ru m and E a s t n few days at T illam ook to visit canning fru its and vegetables. L a te r this w eek she and h er e r lily blossoms from th e Wood- a siste r of Mrs. Jaklew iez. m o th er and fa th e r, form er re si riff G ardens. These, of course, dents of B rookings, will go to w ere backed by the canned foods Philo, Calif., to visit h er sister, and pa, den produce from several Irene Ruddiek, and fam ily. local fam ilies, all arran g e d ag ain st a background of a lu m i num toil and moss. // T he so u th ern p art of the coun As the exhibits this y e a r w ere not released until 4 o'clock S u n tv w as well re p resen te d at C urry day afternoon, m ere people v ere C ounty F a ir at Gold Beach F ri- ' FOR SA L E ; New 1951 Philco able to see them and the m an day. S a tu rd a y and Sunday. M any re frig e ra to r, l l ‘_, cu. ft. In q u ire a g e r of the fair, K enneth T hom p first, second and third prizes at H ag g erty Tw inservice S tatio n . 28-2t son, is to be com m ended on the w ere brought hom e by B rookings im provem ents shown in th e fail e n tra n ts. T he W ran g lers Saddle | W ILL TRA D E 18 C hinchillas C lub put on a g reat show w ith ♦ his year. T he . and equipm ent for C roft p lan tin g T h e C hetco W ran g lers took a 30 horses in th e parade. prom inent p art in the shows put horses w ere tak en to Gold Beach stock. F o r inform ation w rite to on for the fa ir crow ds and w ere by tru ck s d o nated by Ted and O tto Reise, Jr., R oute 5, Box in the p arad es each day. W ith W ilson F reem an and Ar, Crook. ! 198 A, P uyallup, W ashington. P resident Roy Brim m and bis 28-41 th e ir blue sh irts all alike they m ade a colorful and a ttra c tiv e fa ir ch airm an . A rt Crook, a re to be com m ended for a w e ll-o rg an group. ized program for the club's part Mr. and Mrs. M arshal, Dana in the county fa ir and next y ea r spent Labor Day a, th e ir borne plans already a re afoot to e n te r overlooking the beach west of a la rg e r and m ore e la b o ra te con tin g en t. The club is the largest town. in , he state, as fa r as is know n BROOKINGS, OREGON ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a, this tim e, and noted for the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ excellent horsem anship of i t s , Real Estate and Insurance j m em bers. Byron B rim m won first in m u HIGHWAY FRO N TA G E — Five sical ch airs on Sunday, w ith W il acres. W onderful site for MO son F reem an second. On S unday T E L or T R A ILER PARKfl Roy B rim m won first in the $2950 will handle. • • • sam e race. A rnold M orris won firs, in the W ran g lers race w ith Two-bed room borne in TOW N Art Crook second. May F reem an w ith two additional building won second in a figure eight race. sites; city w a te r and sew er. A M argie F reem an w as ahead in steal a, $8950. • • • one race, But h er horse decided to re tu rn to its stab le right then Good IN V E ST M E N T : D uplex and ran through a gate, scraping w ith $120 p er m onth INCOM E. A M argie off and inflicting bruises. buy a, $8500. Connie F re e m a n ’s horse bucked • • • her off and, all in all. the W ra n Five-room Hom e w ith ad jo in glers provided q u ite a portion of ing B U SIN ESS BUILDING SIT E . hum or and spice to r an a p p re c ia C en ter ot tow n; ju st off Hwy. tive audience in th e bleachers. 101. $4500 will handle. Appearatu r counts, yes Iti Rev. M um bow er w as present • • • ith his group of 4-H girls and H A R B O R D J8T R IC T ears, too. II e pride ourselves w boys on horseback. W ELL B UILT B-roorn Home; in making them loof^ life F or children u n d er IB y ea rs of« O cean and R iver V IEW , b e r age. P e te T ierce won second on i ries, garden and fru it: double new, in our shop. S a tu rd a y , and R obert Zook, s e c -1 g a ra g e ; 4 acres good bulb land;! ond on Sunday. 2 blks. off Hwy 101. Lovely T h ere w ere o th e rs from B rook Home, o r can be sub-divided. ings ss ho won prizes in o th e r di- $7500 down. An additio n al 7 s tsions and exhibits. acres available. • • • B eautiful V IEW HOME. 6 ’a acres. O rchard, spring, double g a rage. F ull co n crete basem an t, 4 bedroom s, 2 l a b aths; new ly dec F u n e ra l services to r K enneth orated. Must be seen to be ap N ikrent, W inchuck i ( sident who preciated. $10,000 down. In d suddenly el a h e a rt a tta c k • • • S atu rd n v . will be h ‘Id et S outh- HWY FRO NTAGE. Six acres. gate. C alif , this w eek, un d er di Sm all borne, $8000. down. rection of R oeder F u n e ra l Hom«’. Born at D etroit, Mich., J a n u - B eau tifu l (X T A N ERONTAGE ,<rv 30. 18iM). he w as m arrie d to w ith large trees. Good biulding S te lla I... w ho survives. He is site. H as a goed dúplex, alm ost also survived bv two step -d au g h com pleted en baek k p a rt of prop ters. Mrs B lanche M onroe, ot erty . One icie. $12.500 full price. LO CAL NEW S Family Re-union Southern Curry Helos Co. Fair Classified Ads" SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO. The H edberg V eneer p lan t a t farms. Croft lilies will come on the m outh of fth e C hetco riv e r is a few days later. in full swing and it and th e ad joining m ill will be tu rn in g out* '* rs- Doris Ackley has her products im m ediately; m other, and baby son left on P ri- day for Mendocino, Calif.. wheAre H arvest of m any v arieties of j Mrs. Ackley will teach hom e ejo - lily bulbs will begin about th e jn c m ic s and E nglish th is school ten th of S ep tem b er on m any year. N O T IC E !! Enroll now for instruction in Leather Carving, 'fooling and all modern methods in Leather Art. Also to those now enrolled, please contact us as s<x>n as possible. YOUNG'S GIFT SHOP Brookings Orccon I lie Beebe Co. Sent Me the Following W a rn in g WARNING— FISHING ROX F£7?Y C O N T A G IO U S TO A D U L T M A L E S Symptoms'. Continual complaint as to need for fresh air, sunshine and relaxation. Patieht has blank expression, sometimes deaf to wife and kids. Has no taste for work of any kind. Frequent pawing through tackle box. 1 Lings out in Sporting Goods Stores longer than usual. Secret night phone calls to fishing pals. Mumbles to self. Lies to everyone. N o feiown cure. / reatment'. Medication is useless. Disease is not fa tat 1. See your Sporting Gtxxls Dealer now. Victim should go fishing as often as possible. J. J. GALLAGHER On Hwy. io i A i Sporting Goods Center of Brookings CATERPILLAR No. 12 POWER ROAD GRADER T O R E N T B Y H O U R OR B Y D A Y PUTNAM LOGGINGS COMPANY Phone 589 or Write Box 417 Appearance BROOKINGS GARAGE Phone 334 lnursdây, September b, iq^f U K tb U A BROOKINGS, O REG O N Y. & M. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS A U T H O R IZ E D Winchuck Resident Died Sunday A.M . M cCULLOCH C H A IX SAW D EALER AND REPAIR SERVICE Across from Shell Station Brookings, Oregon ». O. Box 596 Phone 344 010201010001000002010223230202010202000089020102010202012301050005000200 Good h< •me on B N . M . JO N E S Certified H atchwafer and Jeweler IIOTLL BROOKINGS BIILDIXG I he best in Diamonds. Watches, Bracelets Sil vernare and Jcuelrv I can save you mone\ m watch repairing! Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide aere. I Iw v frfontage. • V acan, co rn er for * s m a ll business. $5500 down. • • • D oor ,Vo»7/i of H n itlrit! V u n tifti e Store We a 's o c a rry a com plete line In su ra n ce AUTO - FIR E L IF E and H EA LTH and A C C ID EN T hl Li h imnu s N O R IN E HARVEY TEACHER OF PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN Life Certificate S tu d io Bldg., B rookings High School Credits For A ccredited Pupils I
