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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1953)
16 Brix,kings I larlx>r Pilot O regon C rippled THURSDAY, JU N E 11, 1953 Just About Folks! C h ild re n 's C linic M iss M incer A dds To L ib ra ry Fund for registration Friday. June 12 at M incer’s Jew elry Mrs. Clara Kerns had the mis Need som ething? T ry the want fortune of suffering an accident ads. The University of Oregon yesterday while mowing the lawn. The library dance recital bene Crippled Children’s division will Dr. Paul Ronniger reported that fit at the high school gym by Miss hold its sem i-annual Crippled two toes w ere cut off by the power Bonnie Kay Mincer on Tuesday mower. It was understood that At the City Council m eeting on ' C hildren’s Clinic in Gold Beach she evening. June 2, was a huge suc fell. Tuesday night Ordinance No 47 on Tuesday, June 16. at the I Loggers and truckers are ta k cess. The ballet and tap students was passed, m aking it unlawful | grade school. ing advantage of good w eather to allow certain anim als to run Dr. Norm an H arris will be the this week by getting an early are always enjoyed by their audi ences. The rhythm is contagious, j at large within the city lim its examining orthopedic physician, rt on the roads. This morning Each and every one of the stu -, Vehicles equipped with spiked assisted by Mrs. Olgo Curtis, sta trucks loaded with logs were seen dents had advanced and achieved I or cleated wheels are also re orthopedic nurse of crippled chil leaving town at 5 o’clock. stricted , since this equipment Now open w ith good supply Among Azalea S tate pafk visi much grace and poise in the last dam ages the stre e ts to such a n ' dren’s division. year. tors Monday were M argaret Av Anyone desiring an apjiointm ent of fresh Sea Food and Fish extent that it is a problem to Cam mack and Miss Gretchen They are enthusiastic hard keep them in good repair. may contact Mrs. D orothea Mil- erill Sibley, Los Angeles. The ladies ler, Curry county public health had been to B rem erton and on w orkers tfnd were given much % Mi. N orth of Town ■ nurse, by phoning Gold Beach 82 retu rn stopper! to Visit Moss Av praise by their instructor, p ar or w riting to Box 1154. erill, Port Orford, and remained ents and friends attending. Sum m er classes will be open w ith Mrs. Averill’s m other. Mrs Frances Hauber. Gold Beach, a week. Miss Sibley viewed the Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hampton park from a scientific standpoint and B arbara visited in Salem and as* she lectures and docs research vicinity last week. They went es-1 in zoology for the Los Angeles jjecially th attend commencement The Neighborhood Club held Museum. at W illam ette University May 31. V ord w as receiv ed from Mrs. when Mr. Ham pton’s' brother, i its regular m onthly m eeting at Leslie, was graduated from the the home of Mrs. Ida Resser on Hallie Deutsch that she had : school of law. Wednesday, May 3. Twelve mem- reached her destination by bus was recuperating from her H ^ o r S U * ™ ^ an<* ' W0 gU“ ' 9 P " * ™ ' and trip. enjoyed a lovely luncheon at Jim \\ immer. who is working las McKay a fte r he delivered ‘ " the 1:30 p.m on the Savage Rapids dam job at address of the day. ) ENTRANCE In the m eeting that followed G rants Pass, says the force of I The Ham ptons returned Wed- nes^lay evening. each lady gave a favorite salad the w ater upon the broken coffer ______ recipe a fte r which Mrs. Blossom dam bent and washed away tw o 1 I h beams, ON HIGHWAY 101 - 5 M It.ES NORTH O F CRESCEN T CITY I at Hyland and M ary Lou I,.,| a discussion on ■•Stains 2-foot ' 7 ' hL,,', """* - 7° lo" K- ho" - , vu H igitnci, and set in concrete, « e rg e r are working in Eugene and T heir Removal.” AT WONDER STUMP ROAD m'd also neatly sheared flush a th ey stayed with m other Berger i he ladies also m ade plans to ’-foot steel flum e conducting wat- until they were able to find an Due to Daylight Sav ing Time, only one complete double feature apa rtm ent. e n tertain their husbands at the c ” to the irrigation ditches from will be shown Sui.day through Thursday. A double show will tiie dam. The current has sluiced Sm orgasbord on F a th e r’s Day. he shown Friday, S aturday and holidays. Shows will s ta rt at The rem ainder of the a fte r a channel clean to bedrock. ms.; iapproxim ately 9:00 p.m June 1 and one m inute later Mi . and Mrs. Shirley Laird are I noon was spent visiting and sew m Portland where Shirley is «to I I ••»nch day. i ing. see a nerve specialist about his | arm . He was slapped by a haul- hack. more than a »^onth ago, Friday - Saturday, fune 12 - 13— and the arm seems to be get tine W e wish to thank our neigh- worse. tx,rs and friends who so kindly D uite a delegation of local Re gave their sym pathy during our bekahs ; enjoyed the- hospitality HUM PHREY BOGART - IDA LAPINO recent bereavem ent. The kind ot their Gold Reach sisters at deeds, cards and floral offerings a district m eeting Friday. “ N O HO LD S BARRED ” were much appreciated. BOWERY BOYS Mrs Minnie G. Thompson and family. ! ! 'i I, Fritz was still beaming Monday, 1 uesday, Wednesday, June 14 - 15 - 16— •Monilav m orning over the arrival ot a daughter. Doreen Marie, ON born at 8:10 a m ., June 6. 1953 I’DR SALE Davenport and and weighing in at eight pounds DORIS DAY - G ENE NELSON chair set, like new. Dining ta and one and one-halt ounce. He reported m other, Erm a, feeling ble and buffet; good condition Qu.’lifict TOJXTtlCS fine and fath er recovering. “TH E RING” Inquire at V erna’s Shop. 15-1* Mr and Mrs. Ernest Fritz. P is GERALD MOHR tol River, and Mrs. Lily Myers and 1 heir C ontents F DR SALE 22-ft. deep freeze; are grandparents. Hot point electric stov e; Philco Mr. ami Mrs. F ritz have two refrigerator; Zenith washing r i her llch,1<,ren- Donna, 10, and SE E Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 17, 18, 19, 20— machine; E ureka vacuum clean ‘.iiie ll, 4, whose grandparents er; blue English velvet daven • r e Mr and Mrs Paul W h irry . Mr. F ritz is employed by C o a s t1 port and chair; beds com plete; r reight. chests of draw ers; rugs; ta B E T IY HUTTON - CORNEL W ILDE - CHARLES HESTON bles; chairs; lamps and misc. DOROTHY LAMOUR - GLORIA GRAHAME H H. goods. Ph. 2600, Mrs. Conn. Matthew T ract, W< JAM ES STEW ART Editor, The Pilot I want Brtxikings. v GALLAGHER BUILDING thank all of you for helping N EW S 2 C A R TO O N S in our trouble I f'P SAI P 5 a c res land in cen- Brookings, Oregon t*w_of t'b y ; level and cleared. Mickey is hurt very badly. He $1750 per A., on term s. $kXX) has had w onderful care and all discount for plot if cash. W rite has been done that can be done. Box 6, Pilot. 15-tf Prayers and faith are our answer. Please help a little bit more. Sincerely. i DME o n TH E WINCHUCK Modem, unfinished. 2-bed- £ PEGGY GOULD. rooms Approxim ately 7 acres of good bottom land. Excel- I H O N E S : Office, 2824; Residence 2583 lent fishing and hunting. Only $10.500 w ith good term s. S A C fU F k E FOR QUICK SAI F Furnished home Verv a ttrac tiv e r R iP i i \ ALMOST N EW Good income proper!) with room I awn flowers. garden and berries One acre Zoned for r si- lot expansion. New low price and easy term s m akes this dential income I.ct us show this and you m ake an offer. a sound investm ent. $2500 I O W N . $75 PER MO , fv; IN T Practicallv rw v tu « m « H utilizer and , „ h i »•’»». ii.u i u a i i v n« a two txxlr x>m MOIxci.R. i , r ^ ,E <1N,', Y N ear,y nPW sm a" house in cm. all large rooms Attached garage with laundrv rtx-m view neighborhood. Good spring w ater and ocean ? ¡esse French D rapes and heater Included, for only $9900 • • • 4 S r " i i ! <,rt{AlNt< ” i f‘'a r l j . 300 a? 7 s’ m ostly cleared and fenced, i A REAL BARGAIN. JU ST REDUCED Almost new. exceptionally N E W ,\N I ) USED ' ' ‘‘llbuilt triplex, always rented $200 mo. income.1 Room • • • pay able p t^r’m o.’” ' 5 CMh’ ba,ailc* of $?XX) RENTAL OR TRIAL IM M EDIATE PO SSESSIO N —2-bedroom m odem home on • • • large city lot. Close to school. Very low down payment, T E N ACRES BULB LAND IN HARBOR N ear Hwy 101, $12.000; t ”ilv .$50 jxw month on balance ' a 1/3 down. I nning & Repair • • • 110 F E L T OCEAN Wi<lFromV^ up IO,S' B° ' h h° m” i“ a and busineM '« * « '” “ • irom P O i n R| ? XiIA (,E feet ° n nH ,nt>’ 2 miles ' J n Hui her area. Protected from winds Approx WURLITZER ORGANS l-ully nuxl.-rn 35-foot Fleetwood tra ile r home. P ractically new • • • * * Seres, $-RXY); term s if desired h - d r e d doUars Financing . r r . n g ^ o T , H U ! IX.P HOME:- . . . . . . . r . W onderful Tim W » J acres , lv„ you privai.v view CONTACT— c a sh 4 ía r IOm lOWn‘ 2 bcdroom’ 2-bath home $10.000; 4 7 th O rdinance Passed By Council ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ SILVER SPRAY FISH MARKET H am ptons A tte n d Com m encem ent N eighborhood Club io Honor Fathers THEATRE— OCEAI- wiym D IV ID E N D S ♦ ♦ ♦ A p p re c ia tio n "H IG H SIERRA" of 15?© 20 rer cení ra th e r Feels Fine Fire Insurance ♦ ♦ ♦ Too Late To C lassify "LULLABY OF B R O A D W A Y " "GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" ARTHUR KNOX Insurance A gency In The Mail-box: i BETTER BUYS AT lESMEISTER'S 4 0 SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO. j j J 8 j P IA N O S ! i 2 2 4 g 4 d I it J Chetco Drug Store PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor Rrookines, or Insurance o f A ll Kinds P hone See: Charles Grayshel, Ertna 1). Rice Also the BI ST in Insurance Coverages Martha Grayshel or Guy F. Rice When Brookins» H m 10 (TO W hat Will You Have 3311 MUSIC S T O ff I * * * <Y V M U t T V OREGON j J J 2 2
