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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1953)
« a 16 Brookings Harbor Pilot T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 16, 1953 School Grounds Get Face Lifting Honzels Attend Sons — Daughters Double Weddding Fair Princess Contest Coming A gain this year a contest to select a F a ir Princess fro m the A n u p tia l mass celebrated in southern p a rt of C u rry C ounty is Sacred H eart C a th o lic C hurch, being conducted by the Chetco (Continued from Page One) K la m a th F a lls on June 27 at 10 Grange. I t is hofxxl th a t several a m . witnessed the double w ed organizations w ill sponsor g irls Colem an, Jim N ierm an, N eil N e l ding ceremony o f the son and fo r the contest. These g irls must son, C harles Echols and H arold daughter of M r. and Mrs. A ndrew be H ig h School girls, sixteen ('ru m p . F lo y d Swearingen is co Honzel Sr. of Brookings. Miss years o r over, and only one organ o rd in a tin g the w o rk on the p ro j P h yllis Honzel became the bride ization can sponsor a g irl. The ect. F a ir Princess w ill be announced of D r. E dw ard R aitano, son of 'H ie e x is tin g baseball diam ond M r. and Mrs. A r th u r R aitano of at a dance to be held at the w ill be used fo r the rem ainder of San Francisco and Miss B everly Grange h a ll August 8. this season. I f a new high school Young, daugh ter o f M r. and M rs. The three Princesses fro m the b u ild in g is constructed it w ill be Thomas Young. K la m a th Falls, various parts o f the county are necessary to vacate the present became the bride of Andrew’ the guests of the F a ir Board at baseball field and move to the .Honzel Jr. Gold Beach fo r the three days of new* area w hich the baseball en The Senior Honzel» attended the F a ir, and take p a rt in m any thusiasts are preparing fo r use the w edding and reception. They of the F a ir a ctivitie s. They are as a playground. are at home in the Ben K e rn also given a tr ip to the S tate Spending money fo r the L a te r th is summer, voters w ill house on the coast. M r. Honzel F a ir. I e asked to approve a lx>nd issue is general m anager o f the B ro o k three days at the F a ir is f u r nished by the local Grange. lo r c onstruction of a new high ings Plyw ood company. school building . T h is new b u ild W h ile most organizations have ing w ill relieve the congestion in been contacted about sponsoring < x is tin g fa c ilitie s and jie rm it the a g irl fo r th is contest, if any o r school system to re tu rn to a one- ganization w hich has not been s h ift basis. contacted wishes to sponsor a g irl, they are welcom e to do so, C. “ Ed” Dm psey announces the and are asked to w rite M rs K a th THANKS dealership this week of the new ry n Foster, at H arbor. It is de T o E lm e r Bankus lo r the dona D odge-Plym outh car. sirable to have a ll the Candida es On page 7 can be found the have an equal chance, ami as the tion of his cement m ix e r and to Roy P o lla rd fo r the use of h s p ictu re of the garage and show- contest is to sta rt next week, the chain-saw post hole digger we ioom th a t is nearing com pletion, names of a ll candidates should be say, “ T hank».” Mr. Dempsey plans fo r an official | senl ¡n th is week. < pening date soon althoug h he has T h is m e c h a n i c a I assistance Last year, lots o f in terest was helped us to do a lx*t te r job been doing business fo r a n u m shown in the contest and the «quicker in g e ttin g the street ber of m onths there. F a ir Princess, Pat H yland, was signs a ll up in tim e fo r the L ily the w in n e r by ju s t one vote over F estival. T o speak much is one thing, to the ru n ner-up, M argie Freem an. THE LIONS CLUB Pat reported having a w o n d e rfu l speak w ell is another.Sophocles. tim e at the C o u n ty F a ir and also on the tr ip to the state F a ir at Salem. Dodge-Plymouth Announcement Enjoy Lily Blossom Time W bile in Brookings we invite yon to visit our New Market. HI-WAY MARKET OPEN SUNDAY SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO. $7500 A C R E LO T w ith 220 feet R IV E R F R O N T A G E room house garage and garden. P riv a te dock $5500 N E W M O D E R N 3-room house on large lot. $2000 ('A S H and $100 per m onth fo r p ra c tic a lly N E W 3-B E D R O O M H O M E $10,100 fu ll price $2500 good three Term s. H a lf cash. ('ash and $50 |>er month. 4-room modern, furnished home on 4 A t'R E S excellent spring large trees S m ile from H a r bor [lost office. A u to m a tic washer and d ry e r e le c tric r e fr ig e ra to r and range. F u ll price O N LY $5350. B E A U T IF U L H O M E ON bedroom, 2 baths dow» w ith ocean S p rin k le r system 2 ACRES H IG H W A Y F R O N T A G E . 2- tile k itch e n w ith corner sink p ic tu re w in view Double garage, barn, w o rk shop $20,000, w ith $9000 down. 4 4 A C R E S B U L B L A N D OR HO M E S IT E S in H arbor. term s if desired. L A R G E O C E A N V IE W HOM E S IT E S SUB- D I V IS IO N $1800 3 ACRE V IE W H O M E S IT E IN E X C L U S IV E $2500 fu ll price $6500 w ith H AR BO R T erm s if desired Precipitation Unusually High For May Records M ay tem peratures and am ount of p re c ip ita tio n fo r th a t m onth fo r the files of readers interested as furnished by U. S. W eathe Bureau : May M ax. M in. R ail 1 57 41 .23 9 59 40 3 ’ 70 41 4 69 49 5 67 54 6 59 48 .65 7 54 43 .35 8 57 41 .60 9 58 40 .21 10 63 39 11 43 70 12 61 43 13 51 55 14 61 44 15 63 44 60 16 45 17 59 50 18 55 51 2.60 19 59 49 .36 20 54 45 1.02 21 54 46 .13 22 56 44 97 23 58 45 .67 24 53 44 .54 25 59 41 11 26 50 46 1.17 27 63 47 .01 28 69 45 29 64 49 64 30 45 31 56 45 T o ta l ram 9 64 PHONES Oficc, 1824; Rcadencc INSURANCE FOR YOUR PROTECTION: WELL DRILLING I Variety Feature For Parade ing fund fo r the g ra m m a r school w hich is expected to be ready for occupancy the fa ll o f 1954. I t was d iffic u lt to understand if M r. Lockw ood was m ore excited {Continued from Page One) over the a rriv a l o f a th ird ch illi o r having a new car. one desiring blooms may get them free o f charge by picking -------------------------------------------------- \ them fro m the fo llo w in g g ro w ers fie ld s : W oodriff, R i g d o n H astings, Springer, O live r, Clendenin. D ahl- | strom , W atts, N ew ton. T ony Wurlitzer and Christenson, N. V. Strom m en. Jesse French T u rle y, Dave C rocket, George • • • Funk. NEW AND USED N. V. S trom m en, across road • • • from Cedar Lane Cannery, w ill direct people to o th e r growers, R E N T A L OR TR IA L ers: e • • P IA N O S ! Crescent Family Get Child and Car Mrs. P e rry Lockwood, Jr.. Cres cent C ity, won a 1953 4-door se dan S aturday evening w ith the to ta l of ten dollars w o rth of tickets. The car was given aw ay by St. Joseph C atholic church and was accepted by W illia m Lock- wood since his w ife was in the hospital having given b irth to a nine pound ten ounce daughter. The money raised by the church w ill be used in the b u ild T uning & Repair • • • WURLITZER ORGANS « • • CONTACT— Chetco Drug Store Brookings, or 1 £'■>. <_■ lc STOi;i COQUILLE. OREGON If g/ees ns pleasure to Welcome to Brook ings the many guests and former residents of this area during this festive weekend. Come in and renew acquaintances. REDFIELD'S MARKET BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S Good Ranch Home M odern 5-room house and 96 acres w ith good w a te r supply. Ideal stock ranch w ith some livestock, bam s and outbuild ings. $12,000 fu ll price. One acre plus on Easy street, w ith neat modern tw o-bedroom house and e x tra sleeping cottage. Appliances included. C ity w ater, also w e ll and pressure system. One of o u r b e tte r buys at $6 400. Income p ro p e rty Duplex, tw o rooms, bath and garage each — large lot, ocean view. Earm in Tow n 13 acres and good, m odern 3-room home. Can be sub-divided o r farm ed Close-in. B e a u tifu l setting. Term s. A p a rtm e n ts Just o ff the m ain highw ay. M o n th ly income, $375. O w n e r’s apartm ent finished in m y rtle wood. Some term s. R ive r B ottom Acreage 32 acres on the Chetco w ith fine m y rtle grove and good d rille d w ell. $10,000 to ta l term s available. Also a very fine 4-bedroom m odern home adjoining. Im m e d ia te ly available. Modern. 2-bedroom. vacant. W ell b u ilt, alm ost new home on South side of the Chetco on a good level acre. A ttra c tiv e price and convenient terms. A ny reasonable o ffe r w ill be con sidered See Homer Haggerty or Eva Lee Long AEL STOCK. COMPANIES FREE ESTIMATES See: Charles Grayshel. Erma I). Rice Martha Grayshel or Guy F. Rice D. A. KISH PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor P.O. Box 49} Also the BEST in Insurance Coverages IIARBOR RRANCII ( TFFICE Myrtle I libbard h When Bmokingw Has 10.000—What Wifi You Have T f ? • Í EASY ST BROOKINGS P hone 3311 Across from the Post Office IN B R O O K IN G S i
