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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1952)
Thursday, November 6, 1952 W eather Report BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON Local N ew s H a p p en in g s A b o u t F olks You K n o w For two weeks ending on Sun- day, Nov. 2. Max. Min. Rain Date Oct. 20 ..... ....... 65 80 The . . Eighth Annual eterans 46 O c t 21 ....... ....... 58 Armistice Day party for veterans, Oct. 22 ....... ........ 55 50 and beneficiaries only will be held 18 Oct. 23 ....... ....... 56 at the V.F.W. hall on Saturday 67 44 Oct. 24 night, Nov. 8. Beginning with a 13 Oct. 25 ....... ....... 60 potluck dinner, the evening will Oct. 26 ....... ....... 70 49 be given to entertainment for all Oct. 27 ....... ...... 66 46 members of the families. Oct. 28 ....... ........ 67 44 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stennett Oct. 29 ........ ....... 57 48 50 are in Southern Missouri, where 68 Oct. 30 ....... they are visiting Mrs. Stennett s ....... 75 Oct. 31 ....... 47 parents. They are expected home Nov. 1 ......... ....... 62 40 this week. Nov. 2 ................. 61 40 Brass plaques—Yetons. Total rainfall 50 Bob Smith became the new partner of his brother, Pete, in Glass wear for decorating—Ycl- the management of the Chetco tons. Mill and Logging Supply on Oc tober 20. Located on the high way in the west part of town, the boys have a fine stock of mer chandise for the logging industry. FOR YOUR Customers' parking lot—Yel- ELECTRICAL NEEDS tons. Call Us! As Close as Your Phone Quality Repairing Expert Workmanship McNABB ELECTRIC CO. Res. —3 miles South of Harbor Phone 2561 Mr. and Mrs. Hanscam, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson end Merle Hanscam left the later part of last week for eastern Ore- gon to take in the elk hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wodriff and children left last week 'or Canon City, Colo., to visit Mrs. Woodriff’s brother, Bob Lively, and family and other relatives for several weeks. It has been announced that the Altar Society is having a bazaar Nov. 15 in the evening at the V.F.W. hall. Everyone is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Clive Manley have returned home after being in the Puget Sound area while Mr. Manley took two weeks Nav al Reserve training at the Puget Sound Naval Base at Bremerton Typewriters-—Yeltons. Anywhere Any Time! Phone Orders Accepted! M argaret's Wiring Contractor—Appliance Repair — IN D U STR IA L "L e t George Do I t " Earl C. Brown Construction Co. I larbor, Oregon EQUIPMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK © • • Phone 551 Nielsen Hardware T ruck and Crawler Shovels • Dragl ines and Clamshells • Trench Hoes and Cranes • Bulldozers and Dump Trucks —BY HOUR OR C O N TR A C T — a > • Road Rock and Fill Dirt > • Gravel anti Top Soil FREE E STIM A TE S G LA D LY G IVEN COMPLETELY FURNISI IED HOUSEKEEPING—by week or month SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE SOUTH OF BROOKINGS PHONE 2 4 0 4 • Shop and Office at Chetco Bridge L. A. Carr & Son .. , . rti i‘ Crescent City Furniture Co. Gordon F. Johnson Everything for the Home “Store For M en' 1220 Second Street M argaret's CRESCENT C ITY R A D IO Visit our record department Ph. 1512 840 211(1 St. Crescent Chevrolet Linen and Specialty Shop Dresses Crildrrn’s Line! Costume Jeweliy Lini ns! 1240 Second Street H ouse Gamble's Shevrolct-Buick S aks A¿ Service Western Auto Supply Auto Repair, P a in tin g ¡Auto & Home Supp’ics and ap- i Aul Ü ilianceg Radiators Repaired Cononedo Radios. 1150 9th St. Phone 3001 Telephone 471 Del Norte Laundry Diamonds - Watches Three-Day Service Silverware Flatware ijollov ware Di relyte Leave orders at the Cur-Del Cleaners Turn those extra items Inti cash by Pilot Classified eds. SURPLUS MART Atlas Power Tools; Handware,— Sheet Metal and I lumping clothing for the entire famUy, in-1 ............ I I ■ l u d . n « and shoes < -„me in.. H< ,,s . pi. Plumbing and heating supplies 1280 Second Street Ph. 6$i 900 Fourth St Telephone 2752 complete line of hardware and electrical fixtures and appli ances. PHONE 143 » . ~ ... .. .... —. —., No fob Too Large—No fob Too Small • ONE- AND TWO-ROOM COTTAGES Nunn Bush Shoes; Arrow Shirts; Genuine Levis; * Pendleton Shirts; Jantzen Sweaters; White Stag L ine; Complete line of Work Clothes Sporting Goods And Electric Company Phone 2944 $ I in Oregon,'and that any member of the family could use them. "At a time when practicadla every one of our company’s costs Greyhound is making substan have skyrocketed, we are lower tial reductions in fares between ing fares,” Magnuson said. cities and towns in Oregon, effec tive Nov. 1, in an effort to get travelers to use buses instead ot driving their own cars. These DAILY reductions are made by means of Freight Service Phe Big 6,” as Greyhound's 6- rnle family book is described in Coast Freight newspaper advertising now run ning throughout the state. Lines In announcing the new cut-rate family ticket books, Glen G. Mag DAVE FRANKLIN, nuson, general traffic manager oi Owner Pacific Greyhound lines, said that Phone 2634 tickets in each b<x>k could be used BOB WILLIAMSON within 30 days from purchase date) Local Agent between any two specified points { Oregon drivers’ license exami ners will be in Brookings at the OK. Rubber Welders on Nov. 13 When Shopping In Crescent C ity, Give These Firms A T ria l! and Dec. 11, from 1 to 5 p.m. zf directory of if here to "find" and "buy" In Crescent City, Your friendly neighbors Fajurines for decorating — Yel- who enjoy seeing any of yon, and the privilege oj serving yon at any time! tons. W. W. Smith, deputy sheriff, Crescent Lmbr. Co. Square Deal Lbr. accompanied Sheriff Sabin on the For price quotations on all M arie Woods jeep trip to Mule creek to take Everything for the home builder! Pumps and Farm Machinerv! in the ballots for that isolated Building Material Dress Shop precinct. They have to go in 4th & K Streets Telephone 1881 Ph. 2491 Jantzen Sweaters; Gertzman from Josephine county near Sel Second and Market Streets Res. Phone 1293 Skirts; Marjorie Montgomery ma to reach this eastern Curry and Andre Gay Original Dress county area, and remained over es; Taulman Suits; Luxite and Tuesday to bring out the ballots. /W N o r te Kasgi r Hose; Warner Bras & Mr. and Mrs. Will Tolman came McCLENCON Tire Service Birdies and Lingerie. down from Bandon last Friday Re-capping & Repairing and remained until after they had M otor Co. Free Alterations and Gift Fir* stone Tire Distributor voted Tuesday before returning Oldsmobile-Willys-Cadillac wrappings. Hwy 101 Ph. 30-12 Box 655 north. From and M St reels Use Lay-Away Plan Yeltons. GEORGE'S ELECTRIC Box 302 Greyhound Cuts Fares Stamp pads now at Pilot. Flowers W ired! RE SID E N TIA L PAGE SEVEN Tom's Radio Service Radio Sales and Service Stewart Warner Appliances 260 K. St. Phone 2612 NICHOLSON Furniture Exchange Armstrong Linoleums! Stoves ,, I. I • • yth ing !•'<" I lit Homi’! f 858 Third Street L A W R E N C E ’S Cycle Shop Complete Service, nil models! Sunbeam Dealer Ph. 1421 1073 2nd Street DAVIDSON'S Office Supplies T\ pewrit» i s, Adding Machines 1Ô10 2nd St. Telephone 2212 Deliver in Brookings! Portraits Photostats Commercial Photographs Cameras and Photo Supplies! Harris Studio 836 3rd St. Phone 3281 W adsworth Jewelers Hedrick Electric Company 8‘29 Second Street TELEPHONE 2202 Hardware and Electrical BuppUr* Your WotfM-int Store 304 II. St* CARRELL'S PI K >NE U R f
