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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
Thursday, October 30, 1952 Donald G. H arrow and family spent five days last week at h'ros;« t. Or« Local N ew s H a p p en in g s A b o u t F olks You K n o w visitin.; th e S ea^leS and deer hunting. N O T IC E Those who wish to use the Garbage Dump, located 5 miles north of Brookings on west side of road, sign reading “Refuse Dump” the Dump will be open on Saturdays from i P.M. to 4P.M. only R E FU SE W ILL BE ACCEPTED A T NO O T H E R T IM E F or Service Drop A Card to Brookings Sanitary Service P. O. Box 155 Brookings, Ore, FOR YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS Call Us! As Close as Your Phone i- 2561 Quality Repairing Expert Workmanship McNABB ELECTRIC CO. Res. —3 miles South of H arbor Phone 2561 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Be sure to go to the Polls Nov. 4 th. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winn of Hanford, Calif, have been guests in the Frank T ygart home this past week. Elm er Bankus has been in San Francisco for the past 3 weeks fighting virus pneumonia. He was able to leave the hospital this weekend during the visit of Mil dred Byrne, who went south on business the last of the week. V eterans and beneficicaries only will gather at the V.F.W. hall on Saturday evening. Nov. 8th for the eighth annual Arm istice Day family party. These gatherings are always much enjoyed bv the vet erans and their families. Word has been received by the Pilot that Fred Newman, a form er resident, passed away in P o rt land on Friday, Oct. 24th in the Ray Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Young, left for San Deigo last Tuesday w here he en tered the navy. He was com plete ly recovered from a recent opera tion, w hich he feared might post pone his acceptance by the navy. A friend Lloyd •R ed” George, who also enlisted lately is ex pected to be called this week. A small farewell dinner, at Castle Rock included several friends of the boys, before Ray left for the naval base. Mr. and Mrs. Max M iddlebusker and family vacationed a week in Prospect, Ore. w ith Mr. and Mrs. Fred M iddlebusher and Mrs. H. T. Seagle. Mr. and Mrs. P a t H arraun of 2170 Meals Dr., Medford, Ore. have a new baby girl, born Oct. 18th. Lyle Vaughn visited Dr. Flanni- gan in Coos Bay on Thursday Business Machines Yelton. Oct. 16th and was relieved of the Mrs. J. L. Numbower, com body cast he has worn for six bined business and pleasure when months. Since the m otorcycle ac she visited old friends and neigh cident, which damaged a v erte bors in Ukiah last week. brae, necessitating the heavy cast Mrs. Madge Moore is recovering' Lyle has patiently endured the from bruises suffered when she 1 heavy cast and worked at Wil- took to the ditch with her c a r, bank’s M arket. to avoid hitting a truck when • Use Free P arking Lot YeP m she returned from Clear Lake I Many huge fish are being Highlands last week. She will caught in the Chetco. The Cedar rem ain in Brookings until a ft° r Lane Cannery is handling •»' C hristm as to assist at the local .00 salmon per day this week. store. For several days previously they The Brookings Studio is now 1 prepared as many as 500 fish foi located in the Goety Building. Mr. 1 canning and smoking per day. Strong, photographer, form erly ' had his studio above the Bank. Miss Janice Conn is employed at Oregon S ta te Bank, startin g work Monday. That Radio for X m as Yelton. afternoon. GEORGE'S ELECTRIC PAGE FLFVFN A rth u r Payne, son off Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Payne had the m is fortune to break his arm . He is at Seaside Hospital. Mrs. I.ura Leonard spent last ’• eek in Medford on business and pleasure. Mr. anti Mrs. E dw ard Langlois returned to Roseburg on Monday, where they had form erly made their home. Mrs. Langlois was part ow ner of Eu-Lees Dress Shop while a resident of Brook ings. A rt Class Yelton. Parking Lot Yelton. DAILY Freight Service Coast Freight Lines DAVE FRANKLIN. Owner Phone 2634 BOB W IL L IA M SO N Local A gent ONE- AND TW O -R O O M COTTAGES COMPLE1 El.Y FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING—by week or month* SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE SOUTH O F BROOKINGS T R EN C H IN G W ORK DONE SEWER LINES, WATER LINES, DRAINAGE DITCHES, ETC., At $12.50 PER HOUR Frank's Plumbing & Electric Shop P. O. Box 1240 HARBOR, OREGON First House South of Sunset Motel I* Wiring Contractor—Applianee Repair R E SID E N TIA L — IN D U ST R IA L "Let George Do It" HI H arbor, P. O. Box 1208 Phone 2944 ■7W5.-' Ear! C. Brown Construction Co. Box 302 I larbor, Oregon EQUIPMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK * • £ • • • • T ruck and Crawler Shovels Draglines and Clamshells Trench Hoes and Cranes Bulldozers and Dump Trucks A —BY HOUR OR CONTRACT— ► • Road Rock and Fill Dirt > • Gravel and Top Soil FREE ESTIM A TE S G LAD LY G IVEN No Job Too Large— Ao fob Too Small • PHONE 2404 • Shop and Office at Chetco Bridge THIS IS A MEASURE INCREASE TAXES! M', tf . « « •** *•? » ***'•? ON THE MOTOR CARRIER HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION ACT Everything you buy is handled by trucks at some time, and increased truck taxes will increase your daily ' costs of living! - n KNOW THE TRUTH! VOTE 319 X NOS Or*«©* H.gfcwoy Council, Ill^y S.Hs, Pwifent, 622 $. I. Qrond. Fortlond. Orvgoa
