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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1952)
PAGE FOUR ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ » » »♦ » Leep Memorial hospital, Bandon. A group of 4-H m em bers left Funeral services were held S a t Tuesday m orning for Corvallis— : LA N G LO IS : urday at Schroeder Bros, chapel, with Mrs. George Steddom as the ♦ Fly Marion Prookn ♦ w ith crem ation following. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a Je rry Boice was in Gold Beach chaperone. Included in the group Mrs. A. W. B ritton was called i1" " ’“ 81 " ! ,h a <?rushed hand sus’ »0 M yrtle Point, Tuesday, to lx. w ork,nS on his truck « u i , ...... „.... ............... ,„ u m Several bones w ere broken and w ith her small grandchild who the doctors are working to pre- was seriously burned. On her re- . . - 1 u u . . 'vent infection n. tu rn home she brought an older s itte r of the child, Diane Powerie, . Joe Nilsen left S atu rd ay morn- ing for Eureka, Calif., w here he to spend a week. will join his brother-in-law and Mrs. Elsie Guerin passed away sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. H an W ednesday evening, June 18, a t sen of E ureka on a w eek’s cam p ing and fishing trip on Mad River. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jackson of Hollywood, Calif., are visiting old friends and relatives here. Mrs. Jackson is a sister of M ary Sor- jensen. Wilson & Hendrick Lum ber Co. are moving the mill to Ophir. For RKAL ESTA TE a time they have been operating on the Bob Leach place on Floras Creek, but finished operations. While Bill Brannon was driv Box 2 ii Phone 2341 ing the country truck on Floras Residence Phone 2292 Creek, it caught fire and burned. N otary Publio— C. O. Leonard Bill m anaged to get off the high way and escaped w ithout injury. SALESMEN: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clausen and O. S. Young children of Grande Ronde spent Brookings, Oregon the week-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Clausen. L ater in the week the Beerm an family of Colorado Do you realize th e m a n y oppor visited them for a few days. tu n itie s h ere in B rookings f A s k Grange H. with E Elsie «».- iv,• a re in <ta,ly c o n ta ct w itl, “ L E. C. V ’ ? met * ’ Wi’h '*‘e m um /. Quinn I hursday afternoon. Four • • • m em bers w ere present, Mary Wm. Elckhoff and Alvina Eich- ' V<XM,Worth’ Estelle » « "se n , Stel- hoff own one of the nicest planned " Slocum and Docia Sweet. A fter homes in the comm unity and de- th<’ busineRS m eeting refreshm ents •ire to sell. Theirs is a 3-bedroom " 7 ? S‘‘T d by thc hosteM- home in lovejy surroundings on , MfS' ( ara Erw ,n of Denm ark n .... u____ 1 ’» acres of ground. They have a bas resigned as district chairm an S ta te Juvenile u Grange. Mrs good wen gooo well and pressure pressure system ol ------- iau ^ v . mrs. Home Will go FHA any dav. Price ,,e lVn Ma8t of McKinley has been $10,500. Half down, Balance $75 nl’p<,inted b>’ lhe S ta te M aster per month or until FHA approved. SS S ,a te JuveniIe Superintendent • • « Mr. and Mrs. A1 Volck have har had as guests for the past week, Al’s And here a a n o th er couple, the and wife, Mr. and Mrs. McManns, Frank and Mary. Now cousin ¡¡7 i*nry Schmidt and their friends, we all know them and what a won- C’ derful 13 acres with a view of Mr. and Mrs. W alter W inter, all ocean and river they have, also of Two Rivers, Wise., who are see the grounds are b eautiful. Good ing Oregon and California. A1 and spring w ater to the house which Henry have not seen each other is not quite finished. Owner will lor 50 years and spent m any en loan ham m er and saw to right joyable hours re-living childhood d a y s. The group is returning to p arty buying at $13.500. their home through S[>okane, Wn. Ready for Lease: Two business <O V,8,t Al ’ siste r’ Mrs. H erbert lildllli'K and nrtrl both ... _. --ii - . . lo JobltSOn. buildings in excellent Vince Sm ith left Sunday a fte r cations. noon for Davis. Calif., where he • • • For the full price of only $1600. will atten d the N ational Dairy | 20x20 double garage equipped for Science meeting. Monday to W ed living quarters. Large lot 53x145 nesday. The la tte r part of the Also some furniture goes. We clas week will lx» spent in visiting the sify th is as one of our N o ter buys. cream eries and milk plants of that area. He is expected home by S a t • • • We have the lots and financing urday. Dorothy C hatelain a n d Verle for that new home built to suit Mills of Village Missions were in your needs. Let us show you some Langlois Sunday. The} are to help excellent building sites. at the camp being held at Mc New o x e n View Subdivision, Kinley Camp for the coming two large lots and reasonably priced. weeks by the Langlois Com m un City w a te r and electricity av ail ity church, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm E asterling as leaders, in conjunc able. tion with the Rev. Don W esmor |of Arago and Dr. Theo. Sm ith of 3 city lots close in on excellent M yrtle Point. About I I to 16 chil term s City w a te r and electricity, dren will go from Langlois S un day school. Mrs Hazel 4Iosess has priced lor quick sale. a job to feed the bunch There will • • • NEW AND EXCLUSIVE T.IST- I be Bible study, sw imming, hikes. I N t i . A ttractively arranged |gam es and handicraft. Everyone new 2-bedroom home on large is looking forw ard to an inspira lot, short distance from post office tional time. Legion Auxiliary installed the Almost com pleted O w ner will fin. ish to suit purchaser. Reasonably I f° r the new y<’a r‘ T ucs* pruaxl at $4500 ’ ‘ ,at Port O rford. Docia Sweet of S civ»». ix e s •> w as installed in sta lle d as presi- dent; \ iola Spencer as first vice- If Its Insurance You Need president; lA>la W indmeiser. sec- WF H A V E IN S U R A N C E YOU on«! vice-president Mildred Malloy W A N T ! Sea ws for all form » of is secretary, Ethel M ontgomerv is General ln»uranee through the treasurer. Verna Dcnisar. chap lain. Helen G arnett, historian. No THE Ä7C.-LV” m a Thomas acted as S ergeant-at- I N SV R. LX CE CO. arm s and Jean S tra tto n , district C. 0 . LEO NARD L. L LEO NARD Brokers Thursday, fune 26, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON were Bobby Jean Sypher, Je an e tte Thompson, M ary Donaldson, M arilyn Neff, Irene Sypher, Ar lene Kerber, Rosalie T urner, Joan Cox, Dorothy Wigle, Gary S ted dom, Gordon B ritton and Harold Caughell. They were joined at Cor vallis By W ilbur and Judy Jensen. They will retu rn June 27. • • • Card o f Thanks The family of Homer A. Sanders wish to express their thanks for the sympathy shown, the kindness and help offered at the time of their bereavement. Mrs. H. A. Sanders, Don E. Sanders. T een -A g e P a rty The R otary club will b sponsors of an evening of pop ular dancing to records at the Rod & Gun Club building on Benham Lane, H arbor. Friday evening. Boys and girls from 13 to 19, inclusive, a re in vited to come. R efreshm ents will be served. The C onstruction o f Y o u r Hom e or Commercial Building is no better than its C oncrete Foundation INSIST O N THE BEST! OUR SAND and GRAVEL IS Screened, Washed andMWeighed TO INSURE A PRECISION MIX H oist and C rane A v a ila b le For Large Jobs!! VIBRATORS, CEMENT C H U TE S , WHEELBAR ROWS, CONCRETE HOPPERS AN D FINISHING MACHINES AVAILABLE! Brookings Red-E-Mix Concrete Co. Phone 2 4 4 2 C e n tral B u ild in g
