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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1953)
4 Brookings I Iarbor Pilot L o ca l N e w s H a p p e n in g s A b o u t F o lks Y o u K n o w THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1953 M r. and Mrs. Ray Pepin of Vancouver, Wash., owners o f the Bonn M otel are now v is itin g th e ir p ro p e rty in West B n xikin g s w hich is managed by M r. and Mrs. E m il Moore. Mrs. Bonn and her son, G erald, are also at the m otel fo r a few days. The Bonus were fo rm e r ly owners of the recently b u ilt stopping place. D ic k New m an went to Coos B ay on M onday to en list in the N avy and was put on a list com in g up in the next six o r eight m onths. fo r n a tiona l m edical cadet tr a in ing camp m Grand Lodge, M ich. They went as fa r as P ortland w ith M r. O atis S m ith by car, then journeyed by bus the rem ainder of the trip . They plan to visit La V aughn’s relatives in M ichigan before the camp opens June 30. A fte r tw o weeks of tra in in g , w hich is s im ila r to the conditions in the m edical corps, the boys w ill re tu rn . B oth were graduated this spring fro m B rookings-H arb or H ig h school. T w enty-one boys fro m this area w ill attend the N a tio n a l Boy Scout Jamboree w hich w ill be held in about tw o weeks in Southern C alifornia. Sixteen of these boys are in Troop 222 and five in Troop 32. H a rry Lyness, cashier at O re gon S tate Bank in Brookings, has gone to Seattle, where he w ill w o rk on his thesis fo r a m aster's degree. Am ong the students a rriv in g here to spend the sum m er vaca tion are Ronald Akers, F rank Stenike, Joan Byrne, M a rily n S truebing, H enry Grootendorst, C arol F a lle rt. • M r. and Mrs. C live M an’ey arc j im proving th e ir beach property, w hich is in the section near the ' F our Biddles m otel. M rs. N ancy H a m ilto n of Ve- She visited her fa m ily in Sacra nicia, C alif., is v is itin g friends m ento fo r a week and got ac here fo r a w hile. She owns a quainted w ith grandchild “ R onny” home on Pioneer road. Polan. M r. and Mrs. E a rl Munson, M rs. E. L. Sampson, Seattle, her son and daughter, fo rm e rly sister of Mrs. Lucian H arvey, was managed the hotel. M rs. E d ith Moore recently re her house guest fo r three weeks recently. She a rrived in tim e fo r turned to her home here a fte r a the Azalea F e stival, w hich she six m onth stay w ith relatives in was pleased to witness. She is W ashington S tate and O akland, a finished m usician and ve ry ac Oregon. M r. and M rs. F loyd S ta f tive in organization and p ublic ford, old friends fro m eastern Oregon spent a week w ith her w o rk in Seattle. M r. and M rs. Serge C ofield are since she a rriv e d home. Teachers New office quarters have been b u ilt at Davis T ru c k and T ra c to r m oving to Glendale, Oregon where com ing to lead in s tru c tio n at the by Paul Davis. The D avis’s re M r. C ofield w ill be m illw rig h t in C o m m u n ity church w ill be her c e n tly bought the fo rm e r Sandbo the M ultnom ah peeler plant. They guests fo r the tw o weeks of its bom«» and Mrs. Davis is busily ¡xurchased a new tr a ile r house in d u ra tio n . redecorating and a rranging fu r w hich they plan to live. Eddy K rause came home from M r. and Mrs. Loom is and daugh the Gold Beach hospital on last n itu re . A niece, Donna Schaefer o f Roseburg, is v is itin g Mrs. D avis te r B arbara, fo rm e rly of B rook- Thursday, having been releas«»d and her husband ings, but now of H ayw ard, C alif., by doctors there. John Snyder is now operating were dinner guests of M r. and M r. and M rs. C. “ Ed.” Dempsey the service departm ent fo r C. Mrs. H om er Kessler at th e ir home w’ith M r. and Mrs. E. K. Meadows “ E d ” Dempsey, D odge-Plym outh in H arbor. spent most o f last week in the dealer. M r. Snyder was fo rm e rly Mrs. W. C. Brooks accompanied bay area, atte n d in g the opening , , . . . , _ „ . , m iriiu iU K lllV upcillIIK a t Conn Motors. her husband hark to Brookings | of , hp npw rX xig e -P lym o u lh as- when h r w ent home to G rants spm bly p la n t. About wps, Pass fo r the week end. M r. coast dealers were entertaine d at Find what you want through Brooks w ill operate the Linotype luncheon, w ith a conducted to u r the Pilot Class Ads. fo r the P ilo t. th ro u g h the new plant, and again Miss A rlene P o rte r w ill have at breakfast at the F a irm o n t charge of c ra fts and m usic at the hotel. C o m m u n ity church B ible school M r. S nyder has nine years ex fo r this w«»ck and next, and Miss perience in servicing a ll makes of RtdAL ESTATB B eatrice H uddleston w ill teach. cars, and has specialized in engine B oth g irls are from the F u lle r tune-up and fro n t-e n d alignm ent. B ib le F oundation in Pasadena, Mem bers of the W om en’s ways Box 211 Phone 2341 C a lif 117 pupils are enrolled fo r and means com m ittee o f the in s tru ctio n . B rookings P resbyterian church Residence Phone 2292 M a rj. C um m ins enter«»«! Seaside met at the home of Mrs. No.'ary Public—C. O. l^onard hospital on Wednesday fo r surg C liffo n l Lindskog last Monday ery. m orning. T his com m ittee has Brookings, Oregon 1 M r. and M rs. S. G. Brazeau of m any ylans fo r aiding the new P o rtla n d are spending th e ir vaca church both in public relations Salesman tion w ith M r. and Mrs. A. E. and in raising funds. E n te rin g Brazeau at th e ir home here. e n th u sia stica lly in to com m unity V incent C lark M r. and M rs. W. W . M cN abb projects, the com m ittee plans a and daugh ter are m oving to tow n flo a t fo r the L ily parade. A lovely wooded acre ju s t o ff this weekend from the Barnes Leslie P ullen anil La Vaughn H ig h w a y 101 in H arbor. A fu lly place to the W ard house on Pa Salm on le ft late S a turday night Cased d rille d w e ll w ith e x tra cific avenue, fo rm e rly occupied by la rg e flo w of fine w ater. We class J. A Anderson. th is as on«» o f the grandest b u ild M ack M alcolm , local building in g sites in the d is tric t. You can’t contractor, was called to Los go w rong at the to ta l price of Angeles Monday, due to the s e ri >2500. ous illness of his m other. He ex B ookkeepin g pects to re tu rn this week. D on’t forget th a t We have lots Mrs. I. B. W illis , who le ft FREE Firewood PLANER ENDS Westwood Co. Easy Street DAILY Freight Service Coast Freight Lines DAVE FRANKLIN, Owner Phone 2634 OEORGE LO8TROH Local A gent C. 0 . LEONARD I. L. LEONARD Brokers B. B. Crabb Co ♦ ♦ O Pay Roll tlona fo r t r n il,.,-. tlo n s fo r tra ile rs . ♦ * » C 's itin g days. ♦ See u . fo r «1. ty p e , o f Real E s ta te w ith term s suit your b a n k ro ll. ♦ ♦ W «* have buyers fo r several types o f p ro p e rty we do not have lls tc tl so i f you have vacant o r im proved p r o p 'i ty fo r sale see us fo r a quick turnover. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Tore» Insurance K e rr B uilding V ,, r>akpr , hp B m ,klni:s H otel went south fo r the funeral ol her b ro th e r in San Francisco. Brookings, Oregon BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH Hear Dr. Charles Durden ♦ Have you p ro p e rty in Brookings th a t you w ould lik e to trade fo r Incom«» pro|H»rty in Mctlford?! Present Incom«» >290 p«»r m onth. See us fo r details, if Interested. ♦ L iste d Today! NO acres w ith 2« bedroom home w hich needs some to u ch in g up at sm alt cost Also 2- room cabin w hich is livable. 4- stanchion barn. C hicken house. Sm oke house. Good grazing land. E xce lle n t spring w ater. $1,000 w ill handle. friends here fo r a few Mrs. W illis lived up the ' J S E R V IC E S FOR S U N D A Y . J U N E 28 11 a m . S erm on: “ W ho Is T h is ? ” 6 to 8 p.m. Special Tea Service M rs Roy Reed o f P ortland, speaker B pm I’i»a and R«»«»eption. 7 p.m Address (o o u p s A ll ( rusaders, Roys and G irls A ll Young People W o rld-W ide G uild (.¡iris A ll interested adults 8 p m. Evening Serv ice. \ A C A T IO N SC H O O L C O N T IN U E S A L L W E E K ............. ... _........ . A N D BY A L L M E A N S ! Be sure to see aetvage ju s t no rth of tow n o ve rlo o kin g H a rris P ark This property also rcad\ to build upon 600-gal per hour drill«»«! w e ll Pi« tu re a sm all P A R K A L L YOUR <’ ^ ’N an«l you have it her«» Really ^ < a th the F u ll I'ric e of $3500. .T h is shouldn’t last, so m »> it to- I b is is Iflg h w a y Frontage e ♦ ♦ INSURANCE T o r efficient, quick and reliable IN S U R A N C E S E R V IC E , insure and assure y o u ra rlf of PR O PER P R O rE C I'IO N through o u r office FOR SALE Mercury Station Wagon $795 5299.95 New Super-Oven! Deep-well cooker with raisable unit • N o w H o tp o in t g ives you • the largest oven built for a full-size kitchen range, for even greater bak ing economy. Fastest b ro ilin g -n o preheating. New Color-Keyed push button cooking, too, plus the new I mu Center for automatic control. New Super-Calrod* tnsfant b e e t! Automatic timed appliance outlet • Three roomy itorage drawers on smooth Nylon rollers • Automatic electric even control • Fluorescent top l.ghtmg Heater, Clock. Radio. Hobbs Trailer Hitch F iv e T ir e s , T ix d s . Excellent Condition. % / I’lulco R.ulm . . . . Short and L.P. Records. Stand $60.00 CC>L. L E E RICE. Fbuntain Cove Brookings Cooks A W h o /e A iea / For Vou Autom atlcalty I HENDRICKS FURNITURE
