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L o ca l N e w s H a p p e n in g s
A b o u t F o lks You K n o w
M rs. N elliie P a tte rso n , m o th er them to C am as to visit h er p a r
of S ta n ley P a tte rs o n , re tu rn e d to en ts und o th e r relatives.
Young and children accompanied) j, wlth Gamer'. Bakery a t that
place.
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Assisted By
Norma Felipe
E ven in g s by A p p o in tm en t
H arb o r, Oregon
M. G. BECKER
’Real Estate
Ben T u rn e r will drive Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Redfield Sr. and Mrs.
F lo ra VV eber to S an F rancisco
w here they will em b ark for a six-
w eeks cruise of the Pacific, on
Sunday. T h eir ship, the P resident
W ilson, will leave T hursday, giv
ing them tim e to m ake all trav el
arran g e m e n ts. They will visit in
H aw aii, the Philippines, H o n g
Kong, C hina, and Y okahom a and
Kobe, Jap a n . They will be equip*
,ped w ith movie and still ca m e ras
to record the in tere stin g ex p e ri
ence« of th e ir jo u rn ey to show to
friends on th e ir re tu rn . Mr. T u r
n er will rem ain in San F rancisco
for th e next two weeks.
Broker
^-m lle north on Highway 101
IN S U R A N C E
R oy R. Sunderland. Salesman
Lawyer Entered
M arine Corps Duty
Don Pederson, a tto rn e y associ
H o u rs : 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. a ted w ith O. H. B engtson in the
N ew 2-bcdroom house rig h t in
tow n. P. II. A. term s.
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S m a ll liveable h o u s e , $3000
cash o r $3000 on term s.
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B e au tifu l E lizab eth tra c t, n e s t
ling am ong s ta te ly t r e e s and
HhrtiW P a rk a re a w ith creek.
Clo.se in, larg e lots, city w ater.
$107 down, $25 per m onth. H ere
is fine ch an ce to invest in the
fut uce
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SPE C IA L :
Highway
frontage
outside c ity lim its , especially s u it
able fo r tr a ile r can\p.
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Good incom e p ro p erty in nice
location. S m ail down paym ent.
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LO TS: V arious locations, p ric
ed $700 up. Easy Term s.
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E x cellent business location on
Hwy, close in.
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Goetz building, and Medford, has
been recalled to active duty w ith
the U. S. M arine C orps Mr. P ed
erson re p o rted to S e a ttle today.
O. H. B engtson, on his trip to
B rookings this week, rep o rted he
has not as yet been able to re
place Mr. P ederson in the Med
ford office.
B ecause of th a t, Mr. B engtson
m ust ca re for both offices, com
m uting by plane betw een M edford
and B rookings, try in g to spend
p art of his tim e in each office.
Epidemics Wane
In Local Schools
T he two epidem ics, m um ps and
chickenpox, are w aning, accord
ing all inform ation com ing to the
Pilot. The m aladies seem s to have
alxm t m ade the rounds am ong
th e stu d en ts, and all those likely
to ta k e th e diseases.
C lassroom s have been riddled
in a tte n d a n c e for a m a tte r of a
tfVMK good incewimenf prop
m onth by both these diseases. A
er ties in Cury County. Coma
num
ber h a \e been known to be
in and see what we have to
ill w ith one, and w hen a p p a ren tly
offer.
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well, and e ith e r in school o r in
O th er hom e a. ocean frontage, readiness to re tu rn , break out
lo ts and acreage.
w ith th e com panion m alady of
the vicinity.
Mild cast's in ixith, however,
seem to be general.
I Sell The Earth!
and 'Insure' It!
R each Your B uyer in these ads!
'Concert Week' Is
Being Observed
Here A t Present
“This is C om m unity Concert
w eek in this a re a ,’’ said D orothy
Lockland, upon whose shoulders
has been placed responsibility of
ob tain in g renew al m em berships,
and enrolling new m em bers for
a series of four, possibly five, con
certs, to bi* presented at C rescent
E lk A uditorium , C rescent City,
d u rin g the 1952-53 season.
A ttendance a t the co ncerts is
by m em berships only, it w as em
phasized by Mrs. Lockland, local
m em bership chairm an . W hile a
canvass will be m ade, if anv pro
not contacted, they m ay leave
th e ir m em bership dues w ith the
a ssista n t chairm an, Mrs. V irginia
M incer, at M incer’s Jew elry. The
drive will end F riday an d a fte r
th a t d a te no dues m ay be ac cep t
ed for th e year.
Of special in terest to new- m em
bers is th e announcem ent th a t al!
new m em berships accepted this
week will lx* en title d to a tte n d
the last concert of this 1951-52
h e r hom e at C herokee, Iowa, on
Mr. end Mrs. G om ar R ettk e
'Puesday by air. She had been vis
itin g h e r son and fam ily here (S hirley Kerr» arriv ed Sunday
for a short visit at the K e rr and
since e a rly in the year.
I he Coffee Mill C afe is closed R ettk e homes. They left for T a
th is week, tem p o rarily , w hile u n coma. W ednesday.
dergoing a ch ange in m anage- j Mrs. M ilbank left
for S e a ttle
m en t.
W ednesday to visit her p aren ts
M r. and M rs. C h arles Young and o th e r relativ es and friends
w ent to P o rtla n d Sunday. They until a f te r E aster.
will also visit a t C am as, W ash.,
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Schw’eiger
a t the hom e of th e ir d au g h ter. !
of N orth Bend visited th e Mil-
M is. H arold Dodds. Mrs. H arold
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Thursday, April 3, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
season. M ichael Rhodes, a young enough to c o n trib u te som e of th eir
b arito n e from Brooklyn, will p re tim e and effort to m ak e co n certs
sent this concert.
A fter th ree self-supporting.
y ears in the arm y, Rhodes has
been soloist w ith the New York
P h ilh arm o n ic u n d er Stokow ski.
Purpose o f C oncert Series
C om m unity co ncerts is a serv
ice th a t brings g re at concerts to
Teacher oj
you, w h e rev er you m ay be.
Piano,
Voice,
Pipe Organ.
G reat m usic is u n iversally re c
ognized as a necessary facto r in
High School Credits.
the a rtis tic g row th of the com
m unity.
Studio Building
E very com m unity has a larg e
group of citizens who value good
BROOKINGS, ORE.
ta ste in m usical e n te rta in m e n t
NORINE HARVEY
FOR SALE!
FOR SALE!
2-bedroom unfinished house. Have 2 extra lots. Will
sell with house or without house. This is priced to
sell now. Owner leaving. Don’t buy until you see this
bargain. If you can afford to rent you can afford this
house. We will take only S2750—with $600 down.
Al so 2 lots, $450 & $500. S i00 ea. dn., and you pay
S30 per month. See Carl Glass, owner %-mi. north
of Azalea State Park. No Saturday calls’ please.
Oregon Coast View Stationery
9deal
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G ifts b',r those people who know little about the Coast, may be pur
chased at two places in Curry County— novel gifts which will tell
the recipient more with pictures than you could in pages and pages.
1! OREGON COAST VIEWS OF INTEREST
are printed upon the upper left-hand corner of monarch size station
ery, showing 11 different coastal views, including one of Azalea State
I ark, Rhododendrons, Mack Arch, Rogue River Bridge Tower, The
I Iole in the \ \ all, Coos Bay Bridge, Heceta Head and Heceta Head
Lighthouse ( ape Arrago Lighthouse, and Myrtlewood trees.
Include these to the friends far away from the Oregon Coast who
hat c no idea of the scenery of this area. \ on will find one of these
immediately sent in return— thanking you heartily for the gift. They
are not only inexpensive, but novel and gatnging in popularity.
I lere is the way you can help friends—
50 Sheets and 25 Monarch Envelopes . . . $1.50
CARVER-HUSEBY ELECTRIC CO.
“No fob loo Big or Too Sm all”
Industrial and Residential Installation and Sales'
Motor re winding and electrical maintenance!
B e are equipped to give your electrical need
our immediate attention!
GEOR(»l DAL IO N , Manager, Fern Street
Phone 2944, across street from Chetco Inn
1 he two places they may be purchased:
THE PILOT, BROOKINGS, Phone 2282
TYPO-PRINT, GOLD BEACH, Phone 984
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