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Local N ev/s H appenings
A b o u t Folks You K n o w
Miss Ruth Woodward will go
to Portland about March 25 for
a week’s vacation from the office
of Attorney Sam Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. A1 Phillips and
children drove to Portland last
Thursday and will combine busi
ness with the pleasure of visiting
relatives. They are expected
home today.
FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished
apartment. Heat and wafer
furnished. Sorry, no children.
Corner 2nd and Ransom Ave.
Pierce Apts.
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Mrs. Charles Crosby left on
Monday afternoon last week for
Salem to attend the funeral of
a school chum of Mr. Crosby’s,
Sam Richards.
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Miss La Von Wagner, teacher Mt. Emily Gem & Mineral So- THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1953
in the elementary school, drove ciety.
to Roseburg on Sunday, where
che v ill spend part of the spring
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rettke are in
vacation with her parents.
Portland this week to be near
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their son. born March 2 in Cres
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Gri .»- cent City. Born with the rare
zell of Milwaukie. Ore, were ••Rh” blood factor, he was flown
forced to wait in Brookings for a to Portland through the sen ices
s o n to come f r o m
V a n of Mercy Flight organization,
Nuys. Calif., to pick them up where seven blood transfusions
PLANER ENDS
after their car was wrecked about were given the small lad. If im
14 miles north of Brookings On provement continues it will be
their way to Pasadena. Calif., to possible to take him from the
help celebrate the birthday of an hospital to the apatrment of Car
other son, their car was badly oline Kerr, sister of Mrs. Rettke.
Easy Street
damaged when it slipped in loose yet near medical aid and a little
gravel. Fortunately they were later to be brought home by his
unhurt.
parents.
FREE
Firewood
Westwood Co.
Mr. and Mrs. IL G. Nelson at Mrs. M. N. Jones was a visitor
tended the Coos Elec. Co-op. board in Portland this past week.
♦ Gifts, Yeltons.
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meeting in Coos Bay on Saturday
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Mrs.
Maggie
Knee
and
two
Judge Nelson is one of the direc
Jimmy,
son
of
Mr. and Mi’s. F
children left on Friday by bus to |
tors.
N.
Tygart.
celebrateti
his eighth
pend a two weeks vacation on
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birthday Saturday with a partv
their
ranch
near
Richfield,
Utah.
♦ N ew F low ercraft, Y el tons.
Mr. Knee spends most of his time for a group of friends. They en
there in improving the property. joyed ice cream and cake at the
Tygart home and then saw the
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Mrs. William Thompson re-
reived a badly burned ankle
Thursday when the hot water
hose on the washing machine
came off when she was doing
laundry’.
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The jeep station wagon belong
ing to Leo Zuber was wrecked
on the Harbor hill south of the
Chetco bridge on Saturday night.
When Mrs. Warren Smith was
Jn Portland early in the month on
her way to the home of her son
in Chehalis. Wash., she attended
the Portland Garden Club’s an
nual Spring Flower Show’ held
on March 6 and 7 at the Colony,
a group of old Portland homes
moved to the new’ location on
JefTerson street. Mrs. Smith feels ♦ N ew Wood Burning Plaques,
it is well worth the time any Yeltons.
visitor to Portland will take to
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visit the community which will be
Bobby Berger had too much to
opened to the public some time carry home when he went fishing
in April. The Sunday Oregonian on Saturday and left his fishing
of March 1 carried a full page pole for someone else to carry.
of pictures on the front of the In some way it was f()rgotten and
society section in regard to the later found by Bob Swanson, who
flower show and the lovely old brought it to The Pilot office
Kamm home, the Knapp house, about a half hour after notifica
grill work from the Portland ho-' tion of its loss was received. The
tel and marbled banisters from look on Bobby’s face when he
the old Oregonian building, all recovered his precious pole, gave
combined to preserve the beauty those present an uplift for the
I of a bygone era for posterity.
balance of the day.
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MACK
G.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Shehan and
daughter, Colleen, were wekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mickey
Gould. The Shehans live in Coos
Bay but will be remembered by
friends as living in Brookings
about five years ago.
M ALCOLM
General Building Contractor
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Residential— Com mercial— Remodeling
♦ Hobby C raft, Yeltons.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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Apartment above Gibbs Lumber Co., or can be contacted
through Pete Lesmeister Agency!
HIM?
The weekly Rotary luncheon
and meeting was held Tuesday at
; the Chetco Inn with Homer Kess
! ler in charge in the absence of
< President Earl Breuer. Ross Put
nam showed pictures of bis log
ging operations at Boonville, Cal.,
and also up the Chetco.
ROY H. BROWN MORTUARY
“Brookings' Otvn"
Phone 2244— Day or Night
Brookings, Oregon
Hillside Street
"Cof/r/roNj, Dependable Service
T R E N C H IN G
WORK
DONE
SEWER LINES, W ATER LINES,
DRAINAGE DITCHES, ETC.,
At S i2.50 PER HOUR
Frank's Plumbing & Electric Shop
P. O. Box 1240
HARBOR, OREGON
First House South of Sunset Motel
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N HIGHW-'Y 101 - 5 MILES NORTH OF ('RESCENT CITY
AT WONDER STUMP ROAD
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♦ Storage Files. Yeltons.
NOTICE BROOKINGS GARBAGE SER\ I( E
V, III Be K nown lle rr a fle e An
SMITH GARBAGE SERVICE
Serving the a rea south
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O arage Dum p locate«! J / 10 of a ™
«pen Sunday m o rn tn f 9 .
u*p m'uBh ba*nk*of °Chetco River will be
PW)n for ,h« convenience of those who
own r t u - e .
(SU i> AT E N TRA N CE TO IX MP)
For Service In This A rea W rite
SMITH GARBAGE SER\ K
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BROOKINGS.
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BOX 424
Cur-Del Cleaners
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Word from C. O. Leonard at
a Eureka hospital since surgery
more than a week ago, says that
he is holding his own but has
been a very sick man. Friends
hope that he will soon be able to
return to bis home in Brookings
and take his usual place behind
his desk.
♦ R, ised Bible, Yeltons.
If you see a man, woman or
youth intently searching the
beach sands, suddenly ¡Miunce on
a rock and strike it a few blows,
think nothing of it. He isn’’
cracking nuts, he's a rockhound
just looking for unusual and beau
tiful rock specimens. Pt »bably a (
member of the newly organized.
Fast, Efficient Cleaning & Pressing!
PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE'
IN BROOKINGS
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Let Ralph Do It
2863
Agents fcr Del Norte Laundry
"RANCHO NOTORIOUS"
MARLENE DIETRICH
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ARTHUR KENNEDY
“FLESH AND FURY”
TONY CURTIS
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MONA FREEMAN
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JAN STERLING
Sunday and Monday, March 22 - 23—
"S H O W B O A T "
KATHRYN GRAYSON - HOWARD KEEL - AVA GARDNER
“ARCTIC FLIG H T”
WAYNE MORRIS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, March 24-25-26—
"CIMARRON KID"
AUDIF. MURPHY
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BEVERLY TYLER
“T H E ROSE BOWL STORY”
MARSHALL THOMPSON
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VERA MILES
RALPH A. YOUNG
Custom Farm Tractor Work
RotoV ’D ing
l.eve’ ng
PHONE
Friday and Saturday, March 20 - 21—
Ask For An Estimate
P. C. Box 596
Phone 2274
Brooking*. Oreggi
•'riday and Saturday, March 27 ’ 28—
"BIG CARNIVAL"
KIRK DOUGLAS
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JAN STERLING
“SHORT GRASS”
ROD CAMERON