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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1953)
♦ Brookings Harbor Pilot Hello World . ♦ Thom as Wayne, son 7 lbs., 3 ozs., bom to Mrs. Bob K err (Phyllis on April 22 at Seaside Crescent City. Big Industries weighing Mr. and THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953 This week m arks the begin D arger W nrlitzer and hospital, ning of activities at the close of the school year. May 2 has been j Right at the moment this area lesse French set for the junior-senior prom, • • • w ith the banquet at the Chetco js going through the throes of Inn and the prom at the h ig h 1 growing »travail, the transition NEW AND USED school gym. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Cox are T hursday evening the D ra from one phase of prosperity to paren ts of a daughter, 7 lbs.,' 4 m atics club is to give three one- a better one, and those who have • • • ozs., born April 14. act plays. T hursday afternoon (if investm ents here can be encour it doesn’t rain) Gold Beach is to aged. and sure, th at their confi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevens Tuning & Repair come to Brookings for ‘heir re dence in this locality will surely 4-H Tw isters, The Thimble ♦ * • of Red Bluff, Calif., are parents tu rn baseball game.) Gold Beach to sewing two, are w orking hard of a son, born on Sunday, April tie m erited. This period is dis has lost only to Brookings. If WURLITZER ORGANS 12; weighing 8 lbs., 6 ozs. lie finish their cotton dresses, to they should win this game, a turbing to investors and business ♦ • • was named Mark* Anthony and nwxlel them at the Festival. play-off would be necessary be in general but another two T here are five in the group tween Gold Beach and Brookings. m onths will see acceleration of is the grandson of Paul L. P e te r who a re : Mary Gail Sm ith, presi If the Bruins win, they will then all activity in general for b et son of the Pilot staff. dent; Carol Rausch, vice presi- play Bandon for the sub-district te r outlook. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fuller, dent ; Nancy Chapin, secretary ; Coos-Curry baseball cham pion Brookings, or A num ber of the country’s who live near the sta te line, w el Janet Glass, news reporter, and ship, w ith the w inner of the sub largest industries are exploring comed Stephen Kent on April 14. lean G ardner, song leader. district to play against Drain foi the feasability of establishing the district. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. ♦ - plants here. There are concrete Lopez, a daughter, L uetta Marie, The T astier Cooks m et at the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ reasons for this opinion and when on April 15, weighing 8 lbs., 12‘j honw ol l'.i; Stanhuret, leader, ♦ music approached Ed F. Ackley, a tto r ozs. on S aturday morning. A fter b u s ♦ ney, said, “I would not be su r » COQUILLE, OREGON iness the girls baked apples. Pres- Pilot Class Ads fiet resu lts prised to see a great deal of new dent is Sharron Widney; rep o rt ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > industrial activity within the er, Nancy Hall. Officers of the Girl Scout com- next six months, as several very Let Ralph Do It large corporations are looking on The Camp Cookers club went m ttee met at the home of Mrs. this area with great favor. to H arris Beach S ta te P ark on W arren Sm ith on Friday, April A good percentage of our busi Tuesday last week to cook lunch. 24, at 8:00 p.m. to d raft activi ness men are of the same opin ties for the fall season. Custom F arm T racto r W ork Creamed tuna on biscuits, apple Mrs. Doherty was named chaii- ion. Almost the “Last F ro n tier,” salad, K(x>l-Ade, candy bars and Rotovateing Leveling m an and Mrs. Lillian M atthews, this southw estern Oregon coast graham crackers w ere on the is a n atu ral haven for expansion secretary. Ask For An E stim ate menu. Mrs. B ertha W hirry, new presi of businesses and as a resort cen A dvertising in the Brookings- While playing on the beach, the dent of V.F.W. Auxiliary, <rri i te r it is bound to a ttra c t m a n '’. H arbor Pilot bings result«. girls were privileged to w itness die organization’s Scout repre- Phone 2274 Brookings, Oregon the antics of a seel entative, Mrs. Eingman, also a t Rejxirted by K athleen Rooney. tended the m eeiing The auxiliary sponsors the Girl Scouts. 12 School News P IA N O S ! Eye This Locality 4 -H N E W RENTAL OR TRIAL CONTACT— Chstco Drug 5tore rrem SCOUT NOTTS VwrNeiDfT? RALPH A. YOUNG S5K*'"T.'1©.'3 P. O. Box 596 P hillips D ad & Lad BOY SCOUT AUCTION Special on TROOP 32 I.O .O . F. HALL Jarmans SHOES SATURDAY, MAY 2 12:00 Noon to 8:00 p. m. Discontinued Styles Bill Brown, Auctioneer 1 ruck will pick up donations this week or articles m ay be brought to auction Sponsored by I. O. O. F I’1' 111 ’I 11 ' ' * '• ... . ■ . .1 . 20 to 30 per cent OFF I Limited Time NEXT EVENING OUT DROP DOWN TO AMERICAN CANCER SCCiEIY WHITE ROCK COTTAGES CLEAN UP PA IN T UP READDY FOR AZALEA F E S T I ■ < VAL. Lloyd Moore’s “ Special Fried Chicken” . ___ also Subscribe to H arbor Pilot. COCKTAILS and DANCING the Brookings- I PHONES: Office, 2S24; Residence 258$ EXCLUSIVE LISTING S T hree bedroom Ranch Stvle home, knotty pine living room and kitchen, fireplace, landscai>cd yard. 2-car garage, b eau ti ful throughout $13,650 (X). Two btxlnxim, rustic ty|x* home, stone fireplace; ocean view, large lot w ith native flowering shrubs Needs some exterior finishing. $12,500. $5.000 down. Two story home with full bath two hillside acres overlooking city CITY LOT upstairs anti down on $10,000 w ith I 3 down. two blocks from P O . city w ater and sewer ONLY $800 OCEAN FR O N T LOT with large trees and small cabin ONLY $4000 RANCH ON W INCHVCK .392 acres. 3 bedroom home and farm buildings, irrigation system, $25,000 HOMES UN DER $7(XX) We have several two bedroom homes, one lo r as little as $1400 down; one w ith an acre of ground; two w ith highway frontage. Insurance of A ll Kinds See: Charles Grayshel, Erma D. Rice Martha Graxshel or Guy 1 . Rice When Brookings Has lOiXXi W hat Will You Have • • • • SAVE 0 i t N p F 00D ! -pi ii 1 PI 1 Ilf < I lUIlUHHt l x>u l.m oilers savings up to 30% on Votir foot! bill through \d ' 7 o' L IS T IN G S i • d FOUR ROOMS FU R N ISH E D —20 ft. x 26 ft. nearly finished home on 3 acres outside city. Modern and attractiv e. Good spring w ater. Ideal feu $-1200 foj subdivision. Only $4200 total. Will consider trad e for small city home or acre- ; 3 N IN E ACRES W ITH A 'T E W P latted for subdivision. Fine location on P ark View Drive overlooking th e ocean. Less tban s70° Per acre Good term s. a HOME a quantity buying, in addition I t NEW '5 IS ninmuiiuuni, SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO. 1 BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S \ AND INCOME PR O PER TY Four bedroom |N R K J I d d R home month one J and four-tenths acres m H arbor area very near high- f to other ways. Just think, w $9000 town win handle. for as little as $27.95 down ¡0 STOCK RANCH AND TIM B ER Three hundred and thirty- j » ght ¿ht acres a c t.s moatly m .'sllv cleared Fine m modern < odem home and * you can have an Amana d good outbuildings moti 1> UM million feet of J Freezer delivered to your i good fir tim ber. Some stock and equipm ent included at $25,000. Terms. home, chuck full of quality SMALL M OTEL POR LEA SE T hree units com pletely fur- fixxls . . . enough to last d nished on Highway 101. Ideal for income and residence your family for six months. J Find out today. . . . Call j i See Homer Haggerty, Eva Lea Long, and H. G. ’ Hans” Nelaoo > salesm en w ith Baker & Stanton, 2472, and ask for Mr. McKenzie. He will tell you, without obli- 9 gation, how you can eat bet- E Real Estate and Insurance ter, save fo»xl money, a n d || I dependable Service’* A ero« from the Poet Office B have the convenience of a J BROOKINGS. OREGON fixxl freezer in vour home! 1 PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor
