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BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
PAGE SIXTEEN
Hank Westbrook
Was Married At
Portland Ceremony
g aret M cGowan and Miss Kay
M aier, who w ore blue organdy
eyelet. T he groom w as atten d e d
by his b ro th er, R obert.
Follow ing th e w edding a recep­
tion was held in the ch u rch p a r­
lor. The new lyw eds left on a w ed­
ding trip. T hey plan to reside in
T exas w here th e groom is in tra in ­
ing w ith th e U. S. a ir force. He
recently w as g ra d u a te d from O re­
gon S ta te College, C orvallis. He
had tak en a ir force tra in in g at
college also.
S M IT H R IV E R Of in tere st to
th e m any friends here is the m a r­
ria g e of Miss Beverly Jea n Rob­
bins, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs.
H arold Robbins of P o rtla n d and
H e n ry W estbrook Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. H e n ry W estbrook of
th is place. T he w edding was held C lifford F avor Pannes
a t th e G race M em orial Episcopal
C lifford F avor, 61. passed aw ay
ch u rch at P o rtlan d . T he Rev. John suddenly the m orning of Ju ly 22,
Richardson officiating.
from a h ea rt ailm en t. Mr. Eavor.
T he bride w as given in m arria g e who w ith his wife, cam e to this
by h e r fa th e r, and w ore a b a lle r­ a rea alm ost a y e a r ago from the
in a dress of w hite organdy eyelet s ta te ot W ashington, stay ed w ith
w ith net yoke. S he w as a tte n d e d h er aged la th e r, O. M. Rice. Mr.
by Miss Theodora N orton, m a t­ E avor had been in failing health
ro n of honor, who w ore pink o r­ for several m onths.
g a n d y eyelet.
Surviving a re th e widow, Mrs.
B ridesm aids w ere M issess Mar- B lanche Eavor, f o u r children,
A udrey V anB uskirk. of Chico, E l­
ton Eavor of S an Diego, M axine
Van B uskirk of S e a ttle , W ash.,
and G lenna D aniels of O rting,
W
ash; nine grandchildren.
IF w /z /a rr and
Mr. Eavor w as an activ e m em -
I esse French
ber of th e S ev en th -D ay A dventist
‘ church. He w as a native of C h er­
okee. Iowa, born Dec. 2, 1887,
N E W A N D USED
and is the last one of- th e pioneer
E avor fam ily. He visited his old
hom e and firem ls in Iow a about
R E N T A L O R T R IA L
■ a y e a r ago. T he body is being
shipped to S e a ttle by R oeder F u n ­
eral home, w ith in term en t to be
T u n in g & Repair
m ade at the fam ily plot.
P IA N O S !
CONTACT—
C h e tco D ru g S to re
Brookings, or
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music
noxt,
< OQUILL1 . OREGON
Q uests of K lam ath V alley Orange
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Del N orte Pom ona G range No
12 was g uests of K lam ath Valley
G range T uesday evening, w ith rep ­
re se n ta tiv e s present from L ake;
E arl, ('resce n t Rtxlwood and the
K lam ath G ranges.
M aster L<*o K loska of Pom ona,
who recently re tu rn e d from a v a­
cation trip to C anada, ¡»resided at
flu- business session.
S everal im p o rtan t m a tte rs w ere
ta k e n ca re of d u rin g th e business
m eeting. R ep o rts w ere given by
th e m a s te r of each G range, tell
ing of the activ ities. Acknow ledg
m ent cards was received from th*
Girl Scout C am p at B ertalin a fot
the donation received for im prove­
m en ts to this cam p.
Follow ing th e session refresh
m en ts w ere served by K lam atl
V alley G range. T he Pom ona grouj
will e n te r a booth a t Del N orti
C ounty E air a t C rescent C ity in
A ugust. T he A ugust m eeting will
be held at C rescen t Redwood.
; O ther S m ith R iver Noten
Mrs. E lla P la iste d re tu rn e d op
1 M onday evening a f te r spending
several days a t S easide hospital
, un d er tre a tm e n t and observation.
Mrs. Jam es H ight and daugh
ter, Jan . accom panied by Mrs. C.
E. H ight, are spending a v a c a ­
tion at V allejo w h ere they are
visiting relatives.
Mr. anti Mrs. Louis Brow nian
anti two sons of W alnut C reek
are house g uests of h er paren ts,
Mr. am i Mrs. L ester Ulrich. T hey
a re enjoying th e cool clim ate here
on th e coast.
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Local N e w s
Lynn Borg, building on th e W.
T. S m ith Subdivision, form erly a
portion of the C h arles Lowe prop­
e rty , has th e r a fte r about half
up in his one-m an building ca m ­
paign. This plywood p lan t w o rk e r
uses only his sp are hours, and
a h e a d has accom plished consul*
erab le to w ard th e fram ew ork.
Ira D arst has the fram ew o rk
and sh eath in g for th e walls, anti
is ready for ra fte rs on th e new
house he is building on his p ro p ­
e rty on T a n b a rk road.
SELL IT THRU THE
SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO.
Sc
W e H ave A n E xcellent List of G O O D F U Y S fo r Y o u r
Selection—
F or R e n t: L arg e u n fu rn ish ed
a p a rtm e n t w ith gas h e a te r in sta ll­
ed, $60. Brown D uplex at end of
Arnold Lane n e a r O cean S p ray
H illside hom e N ear R iver on 5 acres w ith good spirng, barn,
outbuildings, fru it tret's and garden.
$2,000.00
IX )W N
Motel
L IK E N E H
W h ite E in i nel W’ood
and coal range
S in a
B e tte r th an average hom e on ten ac res on W inchuck riv er
road, fireplace. lloor furnace, furnished, double garage,
3 fenced chicken runs.
A ttra c tiv e new u n its w ith incom e of $195 m otnh. Clost ,
m. expansion ¡»ossihdities, $17,250 full ¡»rice. Term s.
Large W hite Enamel W’ood
and axil range
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ac res on Higbvvav 101 $6000 will handle.
IF IT 'S M AD E OF WOOD—
YOU H A V E A fOF FOR f. E. FIEIELD!
T u rn off H w y 101 a t B each Road, F ollow th e Signs!
Fresh . . .
SALMON
“C aught in our ow n b o a ts'
39c, Pound
PARKER'S ANCHORAGE
CHETCO
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C o o k in g By 'L u c k y ' R eid
Special dinners each day except S u n d a y !
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IR A E. BR O W N
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New Locaticn— Ransom Avenue
BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS
A U T H O R IZ E D
$124.50
F o r business locations. 260 feet deep, $25 p er front foot
bedroom m odem block construction home on
Book Cases, Writing Desks, Corner Cabinets,
Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors, Win­
dows ( Frames, Cupboard Doors, Drawers.
$49.50
HIGHWAY FRONTAGE
F O U R F U R N IS H E D R E N T A L S ------
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GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
P E C I A L
acres, excellent
T R I I’Ll X
JIM'S UNION CABINET SHOP
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F or S ale: W h ite enam el wood
la n g e w ith cods. $40. S ee Roy
S underland.
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$1500.00 D O W N BUYS
F U L L P R IC E ------
sta tio n e ry , a t th e P ilo t office.
F or R e n t: A p a rtm e n t, at M or­
g an ’s. R ansom avenue.
21 tf
$75.00 p er m onth give« you choice of five new hom es w ith
tw o and th re e bedroom s, unit heat, fully insulated. Best
co n stru c tio n am t in terio r finish. L arge lots.
New 2-hedroom hom e ami g arag e on 1
spring, full price only $4500.
view
L im ite d N u m b e r of R oom s A va ila b le!
W A N T E D : U sable elec tric re-
Irig e ra to r. Call Pilot.
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w ith
or $27.50 each, if tw o in a r m in
P H O N E S : Office, 2824; Residence 258}.
$ 150 0 .0 0
people
$29.50 for Board And Room, week
Classified Ads
I ’«: story house Needs inside finishing. 47 feet
R iver F rontage, ('lost* in.
th e
_ NOW—
W ANTAPS
$750.00 D O W N
2-hedroom,
Show
Thursday, July 24. i95;
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OCEAN FRO NTAGE
$3tXMt down buys th re e choice level ac res in H a rb o r area
w ith well and sm all buildings 230 feet on ocean.
WANT APS
In su ra n ce o f A ll K in d s !
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AND REPA IR SERV ICE
A\ARKET-PLACE
See: C harles G rav diel, E rm a D. Rice
M artha Grayshcl or G uy E, Rice.
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MeCVLLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
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Across from Shell Station
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Broo’kings, G regory
Brookings, O reg o n
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