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4 Brookings Harbor Pilot Local N ew s H a p p en in g s A b o u t ¿ o ik s You K now THURSDAY, JU N E 4, 1953 able to esume work for a couple of weeks. V Publicity has really been com ing Oregon way of late. Have you seen the cover and extensive w rite-up in June Holiday? Very nice. French Arrell still has some of the Sunday Journal Farm and Garden sections of May 24 which gave the azaleas of southern O re gon. the park and festival front page publicity. Elwood Coslett donated the ex tra papers to the Cub Scouts. If you want one or more of these papers you will autom atically help the Cubs. W ork is rapidly progressing on the Acacia Laundrom at located near Azalea Lanes and across the Mr. anti Mrs. Vincent C lark Applications for loans from the stre e t from C orderm an Dry who left Brookings a couple of sta te veterans’ bureau continue C leaning establishm ent. years ago, have returned to m ake in all its phases, bringing many their home here a fte r traveling thousands of dollars into the over a great jiortion of the U nit com m unity for homes and ranch ed S tates. Mr. C lark is now a f es. ♦ filiated with the C. O. & L. L. A noticeable oversight in the Leonard Real E state &. Insurance whole weekend doin’s was lack Agency. A of display of our flag at the Mrs. Ed McClain entertained schoolhouse and especially at the HtuAL E S T A T E the m inisters of the city at an park. The last sta te legislature Weekend guests of Mr. and early morning breakfast last Mrs. Emil W. Mitchell were Mr. passed a law requiring every Thursday. Those present were, and Mrs. Keith McLeon and son, Dr. Charles Durden, Baptist Com school in the statò to fly not only Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ma m unity church; Rev. W. J. Spen the national colors but also the gee and Mrs. Dickerson, G rants Box 2i i Phone 2341 cer, Assembly of God church; Oregon sta te flag. It wotild be Pass. Rev. Hugh Bronson, P resbyte nice if they included our parks, Residence Phone 2292 rian church; Rev. Manson M et especially during the busy festive Meda Cooley of E ureka and N tt ,a ry Public C. O. Leonard calf, Seventh-Day A dventist; seasons. sister, Clara T urner, of Hydes- F a th e r 11 a in i 1 t i) n, Catholic I ville, Calif., are visiting Douglas Brooking:», Oregon ❖ church;; Rev. Ernest B art,am , i Earl Dodge is teaching square Cooley and wife for a week or Episcopal church (ret.), and her dancing at the VFW hall every m ere. Salesman husband, Rev. Ed McClain of the ♦ Tuesday evening, w ith ju st Brookings Bible church. V incent C lark ♦ enough couples to m ake up two Mrs. Mildred Byrne returned Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Low squares at a time. Earl, who has Monday a fte r a weekend visit » were down from Salem over the taught classes in the Los z\ngeles with her m other who is in a con NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN holidays, guests of the W arren country, says this is all that can valescent home in Portland. Jo Sm iths. Charles and Edith lived be properly taught and plans to anne, a fte r finishing the spring TH A T WE HAVE LISTED term at University of Arizona, here for some years and have One of the oldest established many friends in the neighbor run two classes as soon as the met her m other in P ortland and first one becomes proficient. All returned to Brookings with her. ranches in this district, consist hood. the cost is the prorated hall rent, Miss Byrne will help in the Brook ing of 400 acres. Price has just -----♦ ----- Earl m aking no charge for his ings W ater Co. office, taking the been reduced for quick sale. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson services. Anyone interested m ight position recently vacated by Joan SI 1,000 total price; term s. and fam ily have moved back to contact Mr. Dodge or show up Fadling. their form er home in Portland. around 7:30 Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowe, Modern Home and 3.35 acres Andy has been office m anager for the hall. Salem, form er residents, were in the heart of Brookings. Excel Eox B rothers’ trucking outfit, guests in the W arren Sm ith home lent location for subdivision. the family, especially the chil Melody Brimm and Joy Gott o 'e r the weekend holidays. Priced at the LOW FIGURE of dren, will be missed. accompanied Cliff Brimm home Woodsmen, from all indications, $7850 $2500 Dn. Bal. $55 per mo. S atu rd ay where they will visit at The E arl Eichenberrys hauled the Rogue river ranch until S u n are m aking up for lost time. their tra ile r house from Pine when Mr. and Mrs. Roy Truck load a fte r truck load of 2-Bedroom Modem Home w ith street to Glendale, w here Earl day Brimm, Byron and Jim m y Cam p beautiful logs are seen passing in walking distance of town and has a job. He’s keeping his foot bell will go for them. The boys through Brookings. The dim en dose to schools. Large lot, 50’x on the Brookings lot just the will rem ain for a vacation until sions of these fine looking logs 250'. Well w ater. Total price same. Jam boree time later this month, are good enough to im press any i he boys are looking forw ard to lum berm an. $4750 $1000 Dn. Bal. $50per mo. * This beats paying rent. W ith all the favorable public helping Mr. Brimm w ith haying. Westwood Co., Easy street, is ity, most quite true, that this • ♦ ♦ building onto the office to give Mr. and Mrs. Glen H urst were needed room for office work and House and 1 acre close in with area is getting it m ust be em happy to have th eir son-in-law records. for folks who move Ocean View; cement forms in for barrassing a wa v from Brookings to explain an(* * ,,a u Klltc ,'> Mr. and Mrs. another larger house. Excellent , Sm ith, home but were not en ,«¡^1_ why they did so. Mrs. Bud Rausch is home after deep drilled well with pressure thuslastic about the forced vaca- an extended visit with relatives •- ♦ tion that Mr. Sm ith has started. in the middle west. system. H ere's a place for the Caroline K err of Portland visit children to play and a horse to cat the crop of hay. Located be ed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \ tween Ransome Avenue and Easy Henry K err during the holidays. v\ S treet, as tine a location as one Mrs. O. H. Normand and small could wish for. daughter are reported in Eng land, arriving in tim e for the coronation. C 0 . LEONARD L. L. LEONARD Brokers Mrs. Cole, new ow ner of d red ’s beauty salon, took daughter. R oberta, to Medl for medical care last Satui 1 R oberta is recovering from uries resulting from a car ;t( dent M arch 18. ♦ ---- Mr and M rt John Rue and Ai\ in, Dayton, paused mom< i j ily in Brookings S aturday their way south. They were n fl hurry and were sorry not to \: friends. — — S am ples o f w a te r tro m the drilled at Lake P leasant Plywt Co., In«' , 1 larhtn-. Wfiv Sent the S ta te H ealth departm ent ‘or analysis S aturday by Gordon plant superintendent. 1m Services wall be held at Roe fer F uneral Home, Crescent City, o- day at 2 o’clock for Arlie Cdcil Tnompson, who passed aw ay M A- day, June 1, 1953 at Hart or, Oregon. Interm ent wall be at Sm ith River cem etery. ,fr. Thompson, 73 years, 11 months, passed away suddenly a fte r i heart attack. 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