Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, July 16, 1953, Page 10, Image 10

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    Rev. Hugh Bronson reports th a t
the
Sunday m eetings of the P re s­
Brookings Harbor Pilot
byterian church will be held at
THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1953
the V.F.W. hall at 11 a m. The
m em bership is consulting w ith
C u rry C ounty 4-H C lub m em ­ Donald Edmundson, architect of
SALEM , J u ly 16 D istrib u tio n
bers have been invited to p a rtic i­ Portland on plans for a new
Mrs. F ran ces Olds of K lam ath
by m ail of m ore th an 2.000 p re m i­
p ate in a w eek of cam ping w ith church edifice.
M rs. L ouise Look, th e fo rm e r I' a *ls iS visiting hei sish t-in-law
um booklets for this y e a r’s O re­
10
HARBOR NEWS
will now have shore duty. His
brother. D arrell, recently enlisted
in the Army and is now taking
his txxrt training at Camp Rob­
erts.
L o u ise B a u m g a rtn e r, sp en t a re­ Mrs. R uth B ath ian y u n til a lte r
c e n t w eekend hen* visiting r e la ­ tn e Lily F estival. Mrs. Olds had
tives. H er husband, C ap tain Look, not been here for several years,
is being sent overseas by th e Air and finds it h ard to realize all the
F orce, and she is now w orking a t changes in this area.
Mrs. Daisy S h av er of Long
th e S acred H e art hospital in M ed­
P
eac
h is visiting at the hom e ot
ford.
Mr. and M rs. H arold R oyer of | M rs. M innie Thom pson an d Mrs.
S a n ta M onica a re visiting at the L a u ra Vincent for a couple of
hom e of Mr. and M rs. J a r k G il­ weeks.
m o re on th e W inchuck. They a re , Mrs. Rose H ab ern ich of S alem
a rriv e s M onday m orning for a
fo rm e r well know n residents.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson re- ; isit w ith her cousin Mrs. K ath -
tu rn e d last w eek from a w eek ’s ( l ine S andstrom .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bush spent a
trip th at took them to W alla
W alla and back hom e thro u g h lew days in Gold Hill last week
w here they w ere called by the
J*.’a s te rn O regon.
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. S u tto n of d e a th of Mrs. B ush’s fa th e r, W.
O ran g e, C alif., left T uesday a f te r A. T re n t. Mr. an d Mrs. Bush ar-
here
for
th e
su m m er
< njoying a w eek of visiting and liv ed
fishing w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. F. m o n th s about ten days ago from
th e ir P a rk e r A rizona home.
M iller.
P eo p le can now enjoy d ancing j Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Zum pfe spent
m o re on the G range floor, as a th e w eekend in M errill, w here
< rew u n d er the leadership of th e i they atten d e d th e w edding ot a
G range M aster, B enjam in Jones, relativ e. T hey tixik boxes of
la n d e d and refinished the hall lilies which w ere used to r the
floor last w eek. It will be in fine very a ttra c tiv e deco ratio n s tor
Condition for th e Lily F estiv al th e cerem ony.
Mrs. Viola Bean of W ashougal,
i ’ h ik v
being held ttif r e th is S a t ­
W ash., is spending a couple of
u rd a y evening.
L eo n aid P a rk e r SN, t ’SN, left w eeks in this a re a visiting friends.
th e list of the week for A tlan tic S he is a well know n fo rm er re si­
< ity, N. J., a f te r he enjoyed a d en t. She w as accompani« d on
2'0-day leave here visiting his th e trip here by Mrs. M iriam
m o th e r and o th e r relatives, lie B arnes ot S m ith R iver w ho had
(uid lieen statio n ed in J a p a n and been visiting the B eans to r a
McNABB ELECTRIC CO.
WIRING — HEATING — ENGINEERING
Shop Phone 2283
Res. Phone 2632
BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH
I Icar Dr. Charles Durden
SUNDAY, JULY 19 — 11:00 P.M.
Sermon: “The Cross and 1 he Garden"
Evening M essage 8:00 P.M.
“ Die I bree Crosses”
T H E PUBLIC CORDIALLY IN V ITED
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C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S .
Highway Fronlng««
(H ighw ay
C IIE T C O R IV E R F R O N T A G E
NEW HOMES
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101, O regon’s M am S tr e e t)
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R E S ID E N T IA L LOTS
RANCHES
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IN D U S T R IA L S IT E S
IN C O M E P R O P E R T IE S
B eau tifu l Scenic, P a rk lik e D iv an F ro n ta g e
W. H. BRADY
R EA L E S T A T E B R O K ER
"W ho trie® to do th e c o m m o n th in g * o f life u n c o m m o n ly w e l l ”
G ard n er Bldg
iP h o n e 2801)
Brookings, Oregon
ti
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gon s ta te fa ir to fo rm er fait
ex h ib ito rs and o th e rs has just
been com pleted, according to Leo
S p itz b a rt, fa ir m anag er. Include«'
a re classifications for d airy am
beef c a ttle , d ra ft horses, sh et
and goats, swine, po u ltry, ra b b its
honey and bees, land produc s
including fru it, veg etab les and
g ra in ; floral anil garden, a rt
breads, cakes, food p re s e rv a t;on
including freezing, and ladies'
tex tiles.
All classifications are s u b s ta n ­
tially the sam e as for last y e a r
except for sheep. R eg u latio n s foi
this d e p a rtm e n t w ere w ritte n by
a co m m ittee from the O regon
P u reb red S heep association, Mr.
S p itz b a rt said.
Anyone can get a prem ium list
by w ritin g to th e s ta te fair, S a ­
lem. R equests should s ta te the
classification in w hich th e person
is in te re ste d so th at the co rrect
e n try form can be re tu rn e d w ith
the booklet, S p itz b a rt em phasized.
Pioneer Society
Picnic Saturday, 18
At tiie m onthly m eeting of the
C oos-C urry P ioneer and H is'o ri-
cal A ssociation, in the Coquill
H otel on S a tu rd a y , p lans w e r •
com pleted for th e an n u al picnic,
w hich will be held on S a tu rd a y ,
.July 25. a ’ th e M cCloskey grove
at N orw ay.
Am ong plans m ade w ere for
horse shoe gam es; ch ild re n ’s ra e s
w ith prizes for w inn ers; for cof­
fee, eream and s u g a r to he fu r­
nished and p ro v iso ti of receiving
th e an n u al dues ot one d o llar per
m em ber.
T h e re will be a co m m u n ity
sing and a short business session,
at w hich tim e the 1953-54 officers
will he elected. All m em liers of
pioneer fam ilies and th e ir friends
a re cord ially invited to a tte n d .
Come early, bring yo u r lunch and
have a good tim e visiting.
T he M cCloskey grove is located
ju^it across th e highw ay and r a il­
road tra c k s from th e N orw ay
store.
J. E. N orton presided o v er th e
m eeting, held in th e C oquille
H otel on S a tu rd a y . P rese n t w e re:
Mr. and Mrs. N orton, Mr. and
Mrs. M cCloskey. Mrs. M ary R an ­
dlem an
M rs. R alph S tep h en s,
Mrs. Ja n ie s M aple, M rs. D aisy
Codding, Mrs. W a lte r L aird. Miss
M arion
H orsfall.
Mrs.
B ruce
P urdy. M is C h arles StaufT and
B J. Bi 1 linger.
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FO R S A L E
Mercury Station Wagon
$795
w eek at th e ir hom e. Mrs B ean's
fa th e r. Joe M orrell, will be re ­
m em bered by m any people here,
and they will he in te re ste d to
learn th a t he is back in Italy
again, and p lan s to rem ain th ere.
W hen he left here, lie went first
to A rgentina in S ou th Am erica,
and from th e re w ent to his n ativ e
Italy.
Lt. D onald P ayne left S a tu rd a y
for his new base in T exas w here
he will be sta tio n e d as an in s tru c ­
to r by the A ir Force. He had a
ten day v isit here * ith his w ife
an«l o th e r re la tiv e s a fte r being in
F lorida for the past th ree m o n th s
Read the class ads They pay!
H eater, Clock, Radio. Hobhg T railer Hitch
Five Tires, Tools, Excellent Condition
II, A. 1OCHENS
Philco Radio . . . . Short and L P. Records, Stand
COL. L E E R IC E . F o u n ta in Cove
P L U M B IN G
SALES AND SERVICE
$60.00
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4-H C lub m em bers from Coos and
Douglas counties at C am p M y rtle­
wood d u rin g Ju ly 27 to A ugust 1.
F inal p lans for this 4-H S u m ­
m er C am p will be com pleted this
week. All 4-H club m em bers will
be notified and receive an ap p li­
catio n b lank from the C ounty
E xtension office. Age lim it to a t ­
tend is from 10 y ea rs of age.
Sw im m ing, sports, forest c ra fts
and eam p-fire p ro g ram s a re in
sto re for those atten d in g .
F in d w h a t you w a n t th *•*»•»* •
the Pilot C lass Ads
Don’t Forget Our
BARGAIN TABLE
BOY’S RAYON
SHORT-SLEEVE
SHIRTS
All Sizes
S1.65
Phillips Clothing
Dad and Lad Shop
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
RAM SALE
LINN COUNTY FAIR GROUUDS
Albany, Oregon
Saturday, August 1, 1953
S ale S t a r 's at 10:00 A.M.
Offering 225 Head Registered Stud
and Range Rams and Ewes from
Top Willamette Valley Flocks.
B reeds ;
Suffolk. H am pshire, Romney, Lincoln,
C orriedale, S outhdow n. S hropshire,
C olum bia and Cheviot.
U nder M anagem ent of:
Oregon Purebred Sheep Breeders Assn.
F o r ca ta lo g u e w rite :
O. E. M ikesell S e c re ta ry
C ourthouse, Albany, O regon
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n hhtà : » . tti rr n ; t t m m t * 1 :T*,
FARM LANDS
A C R EA G E
' i i b v . v .'
Camp M yrtlew ood
Premium Book Out Bids 4-H Members
Oregon State Fair
B rookings
Phone J661
Hotel Brookings
...for building
...for remodeling
...for homecraft projects
KERR HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO.
Brookings, Oregon