Thursday, August 14, 1952
Lyle Redfield J r. left W ednes
d ay for th e V eterans H ospital at
P o rtla n d for m edical exam ination
anjd possible su rgery. Mrs. Redfield
w in go to A shland and K lam ath
F a lls to visit re la tiv e s w hile he
is aw ay, C lifford S tiles, nephew,
who has been helping a t th e m a r
ket, will accom pany Mrs. Redfield
home, to e n te r school in Sept.
G ran t R aym e left for th e n o rth
p a rt of th e s ta te M onday, w here
he will visit friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry A xford of
S an Luis Obispo, C alifornia, fo r
m er resid en ts of this area, «ailed
on Mr. an d M rs. A. E. Sandbo
Sunday, en ro u te to C anada on a
p leasu re trip.
BRQOKINGS-HARBOR P IL O T BROOKINGS, OREGON
R aym ond R eekm an. AN, USN,
spent p a rt of th e w eek-end at his
' hom e a t H arb o r, re tu rn in g to A la
m eda S unday. His ship, th e a ir
c ra ft c a rrie r. A n titam . w as to
leave
ea rly M onday m orning for
Mrs. Ja m e s A dam s and sons
San
Diego
and from th e re to go
of K lam ath F alls and her g ra n d
to
th
e
B
rooklyn
navy yard.
m other. Mrs. E va Hill of S m ith
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie H endricks,
R iver, w ere visitors at th e Dave
C ro ck ett, L eonard S m ith and Lee G erald and N ancy, dro v e to the
P erez hom es this week. Mrs. Ad M etolids R iver in c e n tra l O regon
am s w ent on to P istol R iver to tor a w eek ’s vacation, on S unday.
visit her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Yelton and Don Y oung are
Zahnie C ro ck e tt and o th e r re la helping H arold Young at th e sto re
tives d u rin g th e tim e her husband d u rin g th e ir absence.
is at F o rt Lewis tak in g reserv e
Mrs. F lo ra W eber w ent to Long
training.
view, W ash., last w eek w here she
F riends here will l>e in tere ste d ! joined h er broher, A lbert Boles,
in learning th a t Mr. an M rs Ray and fam ily, for a six-w eeks to u r
L a F o n ta in e and tw o children, who of th e m id-w est. T hey will stop
have been living a t C rescent City, at Yellow stone N atio n al P ark , and
but who a re fo rm er resid en ts of | visit Mrs. W eber's childhood hom e
Ifarb o r, left th e first of this week in K ansas. They will re tu rn by
for D avenport, Iowa, w here Mr. w ay of Los Angeles.
Jim m y Robinson, son of Mr.
L aF o n tain e will e n te r the P alm er
and
Mi>. J. O. Robinson, of the
School of C h iro p rac tic for study.
rrw o o th e r local young men. Joe C heteo Cafe, left K o rea last week
M oore and Ed G rootend o rst, are and is expected hom e by th e first
now in train in g there, and A rth u r ot S ep tem b er.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Young a re
B enson w as g ra d u a te d from the
now installed in th e ir new hom e
school last year.
south of the B rookings M arket,
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M axw ell
flew’ from D etroit. Mich , to enjoy purchased from K ath leen Steeves.
Local N ew s H appenings
A b o u t Folks You K now
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t\ g ro u p : Mrs. M issouri Tolm an,
Mrs. H elen H anscam , Mrs. E rm a
Rice and Mrs. P riscilla Robinson,
drove to A shland M onday to ta k e
in one of th e S h ak esp e are an plays
being put on a t th a t city d u rin g
this m onth.
D ickie K e rr en tered S easide hos
pital W ednesday evening and on
T h u rsd a y th e steel plates, inserted
w hen his arm w as broken earlier,
w ere rem oved. He cam e hom e on
F rid ay and is rapidly recovering.
Bob K err, older b ro th er, m ean
while, dropped a plank on his hand
w hich is now in a cast.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H ibbard
w ent to A shland last w eek w here
they a tte n d e d the S h ak esp e are an
Appointm ents Open
festival. They cam ped several days
in th e p ark there, and rep o rted a
Z-y
m arvelous tim e.
experienced operators
M rs. Leland P age (th e form er
Mrs. G erry B om ar) re tu rn e d to
On Hillside Street
B rookings y esterd ay to assum e
her d u ties as lessee of th e Nook
Cafe. She underw ent su rg e ry at
F r a n c e s Coos Bay th re e w eeks ago.
M ildred
MILDRED'S
Beauty Salon
Phone 2381
LOG
PAGE FIVE
SCALE
BOOKS!
50c Per Book, or
3 Books for $1.25
4
FOR SALE—
AT THE PILOT OFFICE!
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M c V A Y 'S G R EE N H O U S E
ON THE WINCHUCK
POTTED AND CUT FLOWERS
PHONE 2568
I farlxit, Oregon
Sporting Goods— Fishing Gear!
li e try to meet the anglers every need!
J. J. GALLAGHER
In the heart of town
Brookings, Oregon
a tw o w eeks visit here w ith her
b ro th er-in -law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. T hom as C arson. W hile here
th e tw o couple w ent to V ictoria,
B. C., C anada, and on th e re tu rn
trip th e visitors left for th e ir hom e
at S e a ttle , W ash.
Mr. and Mrs. N a th a n V ance and
children of Coquille w ere recen t
visitors a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee P erez. Mrs. V ance and
Mrs. P erez a re cousins, and had
not seen each o th e r for 12 years.
Mrs. G erry W atson left by bus
S a tu rd a y evening for a w eek ’s
vacation trip to S a n ta Rosa, from
h er w ork at th e H a rb o r store.
Am ong local te a c h e rs a tte n d in g
su m m er school at S o u th e rn O re
gon College of E ducation at Ash
o land a re Mrs. R u th G arcia. Mrs.
o Iren e C rum p, Miss LaVon W ag
o
o n er and Mrs. F ran c es H enry.
o
Mrs. Rose Poole and h er d a u g h
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< ► ter, Mrs. Lee S toner, arriv ed from
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o K lam ath F alls S a tu rd a y .
M rs
Poole had been visiting her d a u g h
te r for th e past fwo w eeks, why
now is here doing th e sam e w ith
her m o th er, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. B erger D ah lstro m
and th re e children drove to S e a t
tle a week ago to join Mrs. D ahl-
s tro m ’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. P e te
St rid, who w ere th e re visiting re l
atives. T he group spent th e week
visiting re la tiv e s in P o rtlan d and
K lam ath F alls as well as in S e a t
tle, and re tu rn e d hom e, Sunday.
They rep o rted they had found a
lot of hot w e a th e r w hile on th e ir
w eek’s trip.
i
p
IJvestocl^
Hay — Grain
HAULING
BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS
AU TH O RIZED
Mr. an d M rs. J. O. R obinson
sp en t th e last tw'o w eeks a t B re lt-
enbush S p rin g s, and F ish L ake,
in th e C ascades, n e a r D e tro it
Dam.
Mr. an d Mrs. C alvin T urley and
th re e ch ild ren arriv e d at th e O tto
T u rley hom e last week from B os
ton. They will spend a sh o rt tim e
w ith his p a re n ts before going to
P o rtlan d to begin his w o rk of a
new p a s to ra te in th a t city.
G lenn R ogers says he hoi>es to
open A zalea L anes to th e p u b lic
by th e end of S e p te m b e r if e v e ry
th in g goes well. Bowling fans a re
looking fo rw ard to a n o th e r re c
reational c e n te r in th e com ing
w in te r m onths.
W A R D 'S
Propane Service
W e c a rry a C O M P L E T E lin e
of G as A ppliances, W edgew ood,
T ap p an , O ’K eefe & M e rritt, an d
C alo ric ra n g e s G en eral w a te r
h e a te rs —Serv7*l R e frig e ra to rs —
C olem an fu rn ace s.
-T a n ks fo r ren t, sale o r lea se
C resc en t C ity
P h o n e 111
A t J e t. H w ys 101 an d 199
T R E N C H IN G W O R K D O N E
SEWER LINES, W ATER LINES,
D R A IN A G E DITCHES, ETC.,
At $12.50 PER HOUR
Frank's Plumbing & Electric Shop
P. O. Box 1240
HARBOR, OREGON
First House South of Sunset Motel
— OCEAN 'Drive-In' THEATRE—
O n Hwy.
io i —5
miles north of Crescent City—
At Wonder Stump Road
F E A T U R IN G —
August 15, and 16—FRIDAY, and SATURDAY
“MASSACRE RIVER”
G uy M adison
•—and—
“CHINA CORSAIR”
Jon Hall
August 17 and 18—SUNDAY AND MONDAY
WEEK END WITH FATHER
W ith V a n llefiin and P a tric ia N eal
—and—
Ah RIGA X / REASURE—with Hom ba
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Brookings
Livestock &
Trucking Co.
B RO O K IN G S, OREGON
August 19, 20, 21—Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
UNION STATIO N
—and—
DESTINATION MOON
W ith John Aker
W. L. CAM PBELL
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
TED L FREEM AN
AND R E PA IR SERVICE
Across from Shell Station
P. O. fk>.\ 195
PH O NE 2625
Brookings, Oregon
Brookings, Oregon
PH O NE 2281
Phone 22^4
OFFICE
PH O NE 2411
August 22 & 25—FRIDAY, SAT URDAY
SUBMARINE COMMAND
W ith W illiam Holden and Wm. Bendix
—and—
YUKON GOLD
W ith K irby G ra n t and Chinook, the w onder dog
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