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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1953)
10 urday gathering m aterial among growers received from processors SHORTCAKE FANS in 1952 was the largest farm in residents here and hopes to find ARE IN D EBTED TO THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1953 I good photos to use tor this pur- come derived from the sale of S T A T E S CANNERS i pose. He will retu rn soon. Straw berry shortcake enthusi any individual truck crop. "Canners and freezers now buy The Coquille Valley Art Asso- asts can thank Oregon canners for OREGON STA TE COLLEGE ; elation will present for public New inform ation about Oregon in a m ajor part in m aking the tasty m ore than 96 per cent of the s ta te ’s straw berries,” Dr. Cun Mrs, J. T. Jacobs became ill viewing oil paintings by Percy the days of the Hudson’s Bay dessert a year-round treat. ningham said. "The $6,500,000 paid M anser of Hood River, Ore. This company and of the reform move while in Lodi, Calif., about 10 Last year, according to Ameri to Oregon agricultural w orkers bowing will be held from June m ent in the sta te from 1890 to days ago, and was taken to a hos- can Can company, the state's pro for the planting, cultivating and July pital. Mr. Jacobs came home tern- 17 , through -----" — ” 8, . exclusive -------;---- of “ • 1912 “ '**• should come from two new cessors packed 52.870,000 pounds harvesting of this crop in 1952 is p o rarily to care for the home here S utnla>s, in the junioi auditorium research projects which Dr. Jo of Oregon-grown berries 28 per an indication of the economic im lot the new' Coquille Com m unity seph W. Ellison, head of the his and will go back to Lodi. cent of the nation’s total process portance of the processing indus building. tory departm ent at Oregon S ta te ing tonnage. Mrs. Minnie H arris has been a v....i:____ , t tor office ... try to Oregon.” Application — . . blanks ot , for Dr. Glenn Cunningham, econom guest of Florence Forgie of Har- postm aster are available at the college, is sta rtin g this summer'. In the first project, Ellison will ist for the can-m aking firm which bor for three weeks. She returned local post office until Ju ly 14. explore the workings of the fur developed new and more efficien* to her home in San M artin on Last Monday at 6 a.m. the cav company under Dr. John Mc- containers to preserve the natural NORINE HARVEY Tuesday. alcade of 27 cam pers and th eir Loughlin, the early fur trad ers in flavor of canned straw berries, ACCREDITED TEA CH ER O F Joe Taylor, genial owner of adult counsellors left for M yrtle the territo ry , coming of the m is pointed out that Oregon is No. 1 C hetco Inn, spent last week here. wood camp near Bridge. Ore. Piano Voice sionaries anti pioneers and the sta te in the production of stra w He returned to Palo Alto today. The pastor returned to B rook form ation of the provisional gov berries for processing. The $8,086 Pipe Organ The Eldridges have bought the ings, but the rest rem ained for ernm ent in Oregon. Ellison is (XX) that Beaver S ta te berry STUDIO BROOKINGS, ORE. Roderick ranch on G ardner ridge the week's camp. hopeful that recently-released le t And Mr. and Mrs Roderick have C ars will leave the church next ters by Dr. McLoughlin will aid in moved three miles south of Sm ith Sunday a fter the m orning service the study. River, Ixila has been confined to and bring them home on Monday, The reform movement includes her bed the last two m onths with The Church vacation school has the developm ent of the Oregon a heart condition, had a most successful two weeks, system of the initiative, referen Mr. and Mrs. Steven Moore of and closes on Friday, Ju ly 3. OUR DINING ROOM NOW OPEN FOR M edford brought their grand- The Del N orte Golf club will dum and recall, the Grange move «laughter, R oberta ( ’ole, 15, home have a m atch for m em bers on m ent, Populist movement anil hood at its best - - - The best for less on Tuesday. She had surgery in Sunday at the new course east of woman suffrage. W. S. U’Ren, a colorful ch a ra c te r in the early his- ‘ Breakfast ............................................ from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Medford recently and was able to Crescent City. Dr. R. E. Sm ith, Dinncr ........................................week days 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. tory of Oregon, was leader of the ; come to the home of her m other, dentist, expect* to win the Sundays 12:00 nooon to 8:30 p.m. whole reform movement w h ile 1 Mrs. Avis ( ’ole, who purchased “booby” prize so he announces, R otary Club each Tuesday, 12:00 noon the beauty parlor from Mildred The F ro n tier Days celebration Abagail Scott Duniway led the* di ive for woman suff rage, accord- I Lions Club, 2nd and 4th W ednesdays, 7:30 p.m. B ryant. in Empire, Ore., on Ju ly 7, 8, 9 An interesting speaker at the " ill include a m ineral and gem ing to Ellison. Sunday evening m eeting at Com- show, according to Mrs. Russell, rnunity Baptist church was Sanni- secretary, and display* from other el Ayotiele Ojo of Lagos, Nigeria, clubs are invited West Africa. Mr. Ojo is studying "lstor and Mrs. Manson Met- m edlcine at Linfield college, Me- calf and their three children left / / business and professional guide to friendly C R E S C E N T C IT Y concerns who M innville and also spoke to Ro- H iuistlay for a 10-dav vacation M rs. .Ten"; Kerr*** * #nd y°"r m ' rChant b,,t you in an Oregon Early Days Under Study at OSC Brookings Harbor Pilot Just About Folks! CHETCO IN N WHERE TO FIND AND BUY IT IN CRESCENT CITY Ivan c a rp e n te r went to wtrable way when these services are not available in your home community/ Angeles to get his fu rn itu re and ' - 7 television set. Rev. Leon Ross of Toppenish, HAMILTON - ELGIN Wash.. stopped to see his m other, I hevrolct-B uick Saies \ Service For price quotations on all WYLER - W ADSW ORTH Mrs. C. W. Dam, last week, when A uto Repair, Painting Budding Material W ATCHES Radi i tors Repaired he was on his way to E ureka to Telephone 1881 Heirloom - S terling officiate at the D arlin g -P ark er Telephone 471 Fine W atch and Jew elry wedding. W ith him w ere Mr. and Second and M arket S tre e ts Repairing Mrs. Fred Darling, paren ts of the G IF T S bride and Mrs. Dorothy Jam inez. Steve E ttin g er is home from Pom ’s c lendon ('am p Roberts on furlough before* going to Fort M onmouth, N.J. JEWELRY Mrs. M ary Kinion is his m other Oldsmobile-W illps-Cadillac Radio Sales and Serxiee and Steve attended school here 809 2nd St. Ph. 2202 From and M S treets S tew art W arner Appliances through high school. 260 K. St. Phone 2612 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barton a r rived here this week from Vir Flowers for AH Occasions ginia w here Dick has been in camp. He is headed for Italy and will leave his wife ami fam ily Sheet Metal and Plumbing Furniture Exchange \\ e \\ ire Flowers Anywhere here near her people until his dis Household appliances. Sheet Met- A rm strong L inoleum s’ Stoves charge from the service. Mrs. Bulbs - P lants - Floral Designs il, P lum bing and heating supplies E verything For the Homte! Barton was Ju a n ita Kinion before 9th & L Sts. ph. 6251 Ph. 631 Q(x) Fourth St. 85K 1 bird Street her m arriage and atten d ed school here. Lou. Chapman, daughter of Mr and Mrs. C urtis Chapman, ami her guert Nancy Miller went to Utah and Canada on June 20. They will re tu rn in July. M. Dale Newton of Medford, ' ho is compiling a history of the old logging railroads of Josephine, Jackson and C urry counties of Oregon was in Brookings on Sat- Crescent C hevrolet N O T IC I 'I'he ( ’hetto Com m unity Public Library association will hold its annual m eeting at the Southern C u rry Realty Co. office on W ed nesday evening. July 15 at 8 o ’clock Election of officer* and t rustccs. jy j M C Motor Co. FRANK s ( HAPIN Redwood Gardens lo c a l R epresentative CANADA L IF E ASSURANCE Business Ins. - Lite Ins. Pension Plans Phone 2271 ('dice in I.esm eister Agency * mru to tr • tnur ant ananas - : . Nielsen Hardware intannaa:. »in:mnnmannnnjftin.mn.nn-.ni.::: Del N orte's largest and most j Com plete H ardw are ami Appliance Store Phone 253 I BAYVIEW GARAGE A t State Line • Specializing in Radiator Repair Complete ( all sm ith River 330 or Box 1;Y1 Brookings tor delivery service • HONfE FURNISHERS and Open Evenings ~ to <> p.m. KEIA'INATOR APPLIANCES GEO. SI IH'I.EY, OWNER mu' •.Sajpnr.-.-.aajfcji.^as aatuanj^toa^xa'.^xiBaiaBnJx^anifcSnaiaffiSsnnnanmaam: Cur-Del Cleaners Crescent City Furniture Crescent Lmbr. Co. WADSWORTH L. A. Carr & Son Shirts; Genuine Levis; Pendleton S hirts; Jantzen Sxceaters; W hite Stag Line; Complete line of W ork Clothes Sporting Goods Gordon F. Johnson “Store For M en” PHONE 2863 Agents for Del Norte Laundry 1 î i I h ree-Day Service Leave orders at the Cur-Del Cleaners Portraits • Commercial Free D elixery To Oregon Buy and Save W ith Gold Arrow Stam ps Harris Studio 836 3rd St. DAVIDSON'S Linen and Specialty Shop Office Supplies [typewriters, Adding Machines 010 2nd St. Telephone 2212 We Delixer m Rrookingsi Gamble's Western A uto Supply „ E R B NEW M AN'S Auto 1 Home Supplies and ap pliances Cononado Radios. 1150 9th St. Phone 3001 CRESCENT CITY RADIO CRESCENT CITY SURPLUS MART CAMERAS Margaret's Fast, Efficient Cleaning & Pressing! PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE! IN BROOKINGS NICHOLSEN X mmw Rush Shoes: Arrow 1220 2nd St. Phone 3861 House Dresses C rildrens Line! Costum e Jew elry Linens! Chas W. and Anna C. Robinson 1240 Second S tre e t Del Norte laundry Radio Service CARRELL'S Clothing > Shoes for the E ntire Hedrick Electric Cornpan\ Fam ily - H ardw are Sporting .. . Goods - Housew ares Logccr . ’ iH a rd w a rr and Flectric-al Supplier H otpoint S tore 304 11 Si BotMs - Atlas Pow er Tools | V I X ) • 2nd St. Phene 2752 PHONE Qti "W e Sell the Rest and Service the R est” Magnavox. RCA Victor. Phllco Records - AU labels and tjieeil* 840 3rd St. Phone 1512
