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16 Brookings I Iarlx>r Pilot THURSDAY. JU N E IS, 1933 Elec. Co-Op Uses Radio System rPhillips Co-Owner Mincers Jewelry Local N ew s H a p p en in g s A b o u t F olks You K n o w H arry Phillips, w atchm aker as sociated with Mincers Jewelry for the past four months recently purchased an interest in the store. The comm unity is glad to welcome this young man as a n other of its business men and wishes him much success in his new' venture as a store owner. Mrs. Mincer has operated th? ¡ng on M arch 8, 1952 in the Tots and Teens Toggery. It now occu pies pleasant q u a rte rs in the Johnson-H urst building. Coming here irom Astoria Mr. Phillips has m ade many friends in the short tim e he has been a Brookings resident. Mrs. Knee and children spend in Sandy, O re , while Gene was the school year at their home in Korea. Many of our residents are not near the beach, south of H arbor Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Redfield Sr. aw are of the fact th at Coos and each sum m er retu rn s to the returned this week from a two- Electric Co-op m aintains an effi ranch. Mr. Knee spends most of week trip which took them to cient comm unication system be the year there. S eattle and several cities between Mrs. Loyd Weeks, son Gene, i here and there. They visited rela- tween its office» and the crew on the job. This elim inates m any and daughter Gail, leave in “ the “ ** tives and friends trips for the w orkers and hastens new Chevrolet Monday for P ull Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dempsey and the completion of all projects be man, Wash., to visit Mrs. W eeks’ Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Meadows of gun by them. sister and family for two weeks. Crescent City went to the Bay At the rear of the office, next Loyd will fly up late r and re area on Monday for the opening to Pete Ix'sm eister’s Real E state turn with them. of the largest plant of Dodge office, a 78-ft. antenna picks up Mr. and Mrs. Ray G uerrettaz and Plym outh dealers on the west calls from , the crew out on the returned from Coos Bay on F ri-j coast. They went to San F ra n Job. Two trucks are equipped day evening. They attended the cisco on Sunday and will be with mobile units and walkie- sta te convention of public ac home by T hursday driving new' talkies can be carried by the countants. cars, perhaps. men. Mrs. G retchen Squires of Riv Mr. Conn of Conn Motors In installation and use it was erside, Calif., arrived Sunday went to Portland by bus early found that some interference by > ENTRANCE night to spend a two week vaca this week to bring back a car minerals or other elem ents lim it Mr. Corderm an purchased a ed the s|M)ts where contact could tion with her sister, M rs.‘ Minna Akers. Mrs. Squires is an in drier anti tum bler in San F ra n be had with the Brookings office. ON HIGHWAY 101 - 5 M ILES NC-RTH OE CR ESC EN T CITY stru c to r in Junior High school. cisco last week that is expected Reception is good on the W ilbur AT WONDER STUM P ROAD ’ Mrs. Paul Talbot, d aughter of im m ediately by truck. O strander ranch. N orth of Car- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rogers are fienterville and also the Crook Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sw an of Due to Daylight Saving Time, only one complete double feature ranch through which the new H arbor, and tw'o children are busily sanding and refinishing will be shown Sunday through Thursday. A double show will highway will be located. From visiting at the Swan home for the bowling alleys at Azalea be shown Friday, Saturday and holidays. Shows will s ta rt at Lanes. They will soon leave on this relay station contact is made three weeks. The Talbots live in jiis a (approxim ately 9:00 p.m June 1 and one m inute later vacation and will visit family San Francisco. w ith the Gold Beach office. °ach day. > , and friends at Salem, Portland I he special custom job was Orville Dimmick left for F a ir and S eattle. made at Palo Alto to fill require banks, Alaska this morning, Wed., Tlnirs., Fri., Sat., (line 17, 18, iq, 20— Mrs. J. E. Rouse and grand m ents of this locality. The local T hursday in his new Chevrolet. d aughter Bonnie. of Casper, crew m aintains lines from the He will be accompanied by Mr. California sta te line to Pistol and Mrs. F. J. P rible of Sacrn- Wyo., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. River and co-ordinates w ith the icnto. BETTY HUTTON - CORNEL W ILDE - CHARLES HESTON They will visit other Roy P a rk er of Sm ith River. Mrs. Rouse and Mrs. P a rk er are sis Gold Beach office. DOROTHY LAMOUR - GLORIA GRAHAME ? s depending on the roads. ters. She will stay through the George Rush is m anager of the JAMES STEW ART H arriett Baker, form erly em local office and crew, which in ployed by the C urry County Bank summ er. The granddaughter will NEWS - 2 CARTOONS cludes Russell Messer, Neil Nel- in Gold Beach is now in the office soon go to Denver, where her parents have recently moved. Snd Ricky H ag’ of ,h e Brookings Plywoods. Wel- Mrs. Paul Ronniger and chil g y in the office. come home H arriett. Sunday - Monday, June 21 - 22— dren accompanied by Mary Mont- ..I - The Merc Jaklew icz family N ted som ething? Try the w ant w .th M rs. J a k le w ic z ’ m o th e r. j gomery, Dr. Ronniger’s office , nurse, left by car for Kansas ads , Mrs. Skipw orth, and sister, Ali- City, where they will visit Mrs. RANDOLPH SCOTT son Skipw orth Gariety, visited Ronniger’s parents and other “TH IEF OF VENICE” I their son and brother, Micky friends. MARIE MONTEZ YOU CAN CH RISTIAN 1 Skipw orth at the P arks air-base Mrs. E. Grootendorst returned out of Oakland, on Monday, re- , turning on W ednesday. Micky is home from Vallejo, Calif., last I being tran sferred to an E astern week, w here she spent two weeks 1 uesday, Wednesday, I luirsday, June 2 3 - 2 4 - 2 5 camp Alison is leaving for Guam with her daughter Mary at an adjacent navy base. on June 20 to join ner husband Mrs. Anna G ustafson of P o rt who is stationed there, Donny D EN N IS MORGAN - PATRICIA NEAL land is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Jacklew icz is on Guam at present W ITH T H E too. He receives the Pilot each Sjostrom. “MONSOON” week. Mrs. Lynn Borg and children URSULA TH IESS The grocery stores have m ade retu rn ed Sunday aftes a two an agreem ent w hereby two of weeks visit w ith her m other in them will be open each Sunday Roseburg. Friday and Saturday, Iune 26 - 27— local qualified Ground was broken for a new’ for the convenience of the com ACCOUNTANT AS m unity. Freem ans and the Hi- home on the Sw eringen tra c t on CONSULTANT. ay M arket will be open this the ocean between the Akers and ERROL FLYNN - HUM PHREY BOGART Bookkeeping and General Motors coming Sunday. K erns property on Tuesday. Mack System . “BABES IN BAGDAD” Mrs. Gene Gould arrived on Malcolm is the contractor. See o r W rite Sunday to join her husband who Large neon signs w ere erected PA U LETTE GODDARD - • GYPSE ROSE LEE tiew Here directly Hom Korea, for the B. J. Lounge and the new when his father, B lair Gould, was Hi-Way M arket this week. seriously injured in a ear acci The young people’s group of the Brookings Hotel. dent last week. Mrs. Gould has Baptist Com m unity church gave been at the borne of her parents their leader. Mrs. Elizabeth Rue- hush a surprise birthday party in the form of a wiener roast at the beach on Tuesday. GOOD ( ORNER LOT With 2-bedroom home, fireplace, ga- « lag«*. Room tor commercial building on a good street. L Lily Blossom Time July 19 -OCEfti THEATRE— ♦ ♦ ♦ "GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" ♦ ♦ ♦ "SUGARFOOT" EARN while You LEARN ACCOUNTING "RATON PASS" Pacific Academy of Accountancy ♦ ♦ ♦ "VIRGINIA CITY" c. E. Pickles j BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S \ S u U ï H ê RN CURRY REALTY CO. M I HONES: Office, 2824; Residence 258$ IR IP L E X ONLY $6200 Cash and $93 per mo. Present income $200 pci mo. with 2 extra lots for expansion Full P r. $14,000. ACRE 4 P IA N O S ! H IO N TA G E with private dock 3-room m odern hom e, garage, h u it, berries and garden. $7500 ONLY $6500 6 ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE with « n a il semi- m odern home. $2000 Down. WHY PAY R E N T ? 2-bedroom well constructed borne with electric rang»', refrig erato r ami autom atic w asher G arage and g ar den spot. $4750 with $1500 down. * CH O ICE UARBOR LOCATION ACRE WITH OCEAN FRONT- AC GF 2 -BE PIUXI.M HOME PLA STER ED 1NT HDW FLOORS I ILF KITCHEN 2 fireplaces (one in patio) GARAGE w ith unfinished room over. $16,800 >. cash. » GOING I \) BUILD? ACRE near highway ONLY $550. $150 down. CITY 1X)T S ew er and w ater $8oo cash Wooded ACRE tX 'E A N VIEW $850 » ï cash : A cre -View Home Site- $2500 $1500 down. ll’whtzer and’ I esse French • • • NEW AND USED • • • RENTAL OR T R U E » • • Tuning & Repair • • • Insurance of All Kinds W hen Brookings Has 10.000 W hat Will You Have ACRE o, ocean prop«'it> with beautiful stucco and plaster 2-bedroom home. W onderful view, lots of flowers and R shrubs f Terms j GOOD E Ol R-BEDROOM HOME on large lot, approxim ately J \ $ HOME. AND I NT OME. PROPERTY Four-bedroom home with « " :1’ >I cottages netting $80.00 per month l M acre in H arbor area very near the highway. $3.000 down will handle. 'E J t 5 0 129x391 feet Some furniture $8£0Q 1¥rma A V ». A »» MUSIC S T O X t \ / 4 2 2 W IDE, S l.L E l H O N ot lots, both horn«' and business locations. $6 0 o and up 5 8 r | S I tX K RANCH AND TIMBER 338 acres m ostly cleared. Fine \ mod«': n home and good million iiw outbuildings. Approxim ately one feet of g«xxt fir tim ber. Some stock and equipm ent I »0.01 T .'im s , PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor P hone 3311 Also the BEST in Insurance Coverages Sec: Charles Grayshel, Erma I). Rice Martha (»rayshel or Guy F. Rice ■ j Brookings, nr J flwma available 2 ONE WURLITZER ORGANS • • • : I CONTACT— Chetco Drug Store Total price $7290 Across from the Post Office IN BROOKINGS k 4 4 I
