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Mrs. Rose Poole, fo rm e r m em ber
’■ filled w ith ¡» tie d lilies, on to pau se and play a special n u m ­
tioth sides of th e float. T he Win- ber fo r G overnor P a tte rs o n and
1 ol th e le g isla tu re from K lam ath
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1953
chuck L ive S tock, Keep O regon those on the review ing stand,
F alls and now a B rookings re si­
G reen, G eorge and M arie F u n k s i G aily deco rated bicycles. M c­
d en t; C ouncilm an W a rre n S m ith
float,
Yeltons,
and
M enning- N abb E lectric, and P hillips Dad
and M rs. S m ith ; Mr. and Mrs.
B uick floats w ere followed by the and Lad Shop all received plau-
Vernon H an scam ; C lyde M anley,
P re sb y te ria n ch urch float w hich , dits of th e crowd.
p resident of th e B rookings C h am ­
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w as a sm all m odel of a w hite
T he Denn S upply Co. showed
b er of C om m erce, and M rs M an-
ch u rch w ith stain ed glass w in­ two b eau ties bathing, one in a m o th er w ere in tro d u ced by the ley; G eorge F u n k , p resident of the
dows done in colored flora ami a m odern green b a th tu b w ith w hite H onorable R obert D im m ick, m a y ­ A ll-y ear E v en ts A ssociation and
green
m oss roof. T he m in ia tu re lily blossom s for soap bubbles, or of B rookings. M ayor Dim m ick Mrs. F u n k ; and C ouncilm an and
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m in iste r at the door w as K enneth a n o th e r in c o n tra st sat in an old and his w ife w ere, in tu rn , in tro ­ Mrs. C h arles Young
tro u sers, sashes, green ja c k e ts O w en T u rley , son of C alvin T ur- fashioned tin w ash tub, beside the duced by D istrict A tto rn ey S am
little old " sh a n ty ” w ith th e new H all who ac te d as m a s te r oi
and red fez gave out w ith m arch- I ley.
ing m usic.
A d v ertisin g in th e B rookings-
N ext in o rd e r w as the Eagles moon gable decoration.
cerem onies for th e aftern o o n .
H erschel C h an ey ’s float for the
H a rb o r Pilot brings resu lts.
T h ey w ere followed by the R ap- D rum and B ugle C orps of G ra n ts
Mr. H all told of th e stru g g le by
ra e g e r fam ily in com ic p o rtra y a l P ass w ith th e ir c u te m ajo re ttes. D airy C reem c a rried a real live B rookings’ citizen s to o b tain re c ­
cow
w
hich
‘‘H
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rsc
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tried
to
m
ilk
of th e m o th e r as Q ueen for a
A m ajestic p ira te ship floated
ognition and developm ent of oui
Bay. S kins of an im als added a t ­ along w ith its w hite lily-decked w ith one hand, but co u ld n ’t m ak e g re at n a tu ra l h arb o r, and the
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m o sp h ere to th e c a r of th e H ill- sails sw aying and carry in g e x ­ m uch headw ay u n til P at S m ith , a tte m p ts to obtain a highw ay to
M R S. R O S S P U T N A M
B illies from C rescent City.
p lo re r M cM ann, who halted his parad e an n o u n c er (a good one, serve it from th e in terio r.
for
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I’he Lily A ssociation show ed an ship to sa lu te th e G overnor and tool advised him th a t a good also c o n g ra tu la te d th e people ol
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m ilk er used both hands.
ex cellen t replica of a tlo ris ts win- those on the review ing stan d in
P IA N O S
B rookings on th e ir vis'on, and
Miss O regon, "6 ft. C h ristin e ’’
th e fine old language of the
gave
special
p
lau
d
its
to
th
e
m
em
­
and
followed J a c k ’s Coffee Mill and
S p an ish Main. T his e n try by the
bers
of
th
e
city
g
o
v
ern
m
en
t
and
H
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D ORGANS
S alvage S and and G ravel floats
B rookings W a te r Co. won sweep-
the
civic
leaders
who
w
ere
p
re
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P
hone
2589
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r
W rite Box 417
and received w olf calls and m uch
t lakes.
B rookings, O regon
good -n atu red b a n te r all along the sen ted from th e platform .
R ed-E-M ix Co., P acific Mo ors,
In tro d u ced by Mr. Hall wert
p arad e route.
and Sis-Co Logging Co. w ere fol­
for September
T he L ucky S even C lub e n try
lowed by the Q u e en ’s float, built
and th e C hetco In n ’s Golden G oat
by Joe Rose. Q ueen C arla and
preceded th e P au l Bunyon fioal
h er court w ere m uch applauded
CT.ASSIC. M ODERN, B A LLET and h alted for m ovies and snaps, i from O rick, C alif. Q ueen P a u la
) and h er co u rt w ere royal rid ers
TA P, FOLK
T he R o tary float c a rrie d Cub
S couts in uniform . V.F.W . e n try on this clev er float. Mr. W h e eler’s
1 y e a rs up
Good R anch H om e M odern 5-room house and 96 a c res w ith
C ub S co u ts w ir e next in line,
ca rrie d a W orld W a r I v eteran,
good w a te r supply. Ideal stock ran ch w ith som e livestock,
then
H
endricks
F
urniture.
T
h
ree
A rt B ollinger and W orld W a r II
BLOSSOM It FI I EE
barn s and o u tb u ildings. $12,000 lull price.
loaded
log
tru
c
k
s
re
p
resen
te
d
the
i iflb lions from cem etery on left v eteran , R alph W allace
local in d u stry , the A nderson Lbr.
'f ile Lions had th e ir m ascot In
O ne a c re plus on E asy s tre e t, w ith n eat m odern tw o-bedroom
Co.
and P u tn a m Logging w ith tw o
a ca g e of lily blossoms. E very
house
and e x tra sleeping co ttag e. A ppliances included. C ity
' rucks, one loaded w ith redwood
tim e he grow led, he had a ta ste
w
ater,
also w ell and p re ssu re system . O ne of o u r b e tte r buys
logs. A nnouncer S m ith said th a
t
the w hip w ielded by Bonnie
at $6 400.
ju
st
tw
o
ol
the
largo
logs
would
I 1 ay M incer, lion tam er.
provide w ork to su p p o rt fo u r
Incom e p ro p e rty D uplex, tw’o room s, h a th and g arag e each
T he b rillia n t G arden C lub floa:
larg e lot, ocean view.
| depicted a tiny fairy and elf p ain t- fam ilies for 30 days.
an J
N ext w ere A nderson L um ber
I ing th e flowers the color of the
F a rm in Tow n 13 acres and good, m odern 3-room hom e. C an
lesse French
Co. and B rookings Plyw ood w hich
lain
h
o
w
w
hich
arched
over
th
e
ir
• • ’ e
he suh-divided o r farm ed. Close-in. B eau tifu l settin g . T erm s.
showed
m
m
busily
m
aking
ply­
I rails. It w as p a rtic u la rly a r tis ­
wood. then L and P L u m b er Co.
tic
Nl W A M ) USED
A p a rtm e n ts J u s t o il th e m ain highw ay.
M onthly income,
and the 1 a pt. o' Agl cilltUle FOi |
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Blossom lic h e e ’s D ance C lass
‘"375. O w n e r’s a p a rtm e n t finished in m y rtle wood. Som e term s.
d Fii efightt i a.
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; Hi th e G range float w ere next, eat Rangi
Booths
-I'liing
hot
dogs,
candy
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A,; ' TAL OR TRIAL
R iv er B ottom A creage - 32 ac res on th e C hetco w ith fine
ih in the P re n tiss Accordion band
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and
concessions
wh re
bin :<> I m y rtle g rove an d good d rilled well. $10.000 to ta l term s
of M edford appeared. T he m a jo ri­
could !><• p ayed add. d to the < s- I available. Also a very fine 4-bedroom m odern hom e adjoining.
ty of its m em bers w ere qui e
* innig & Repair
t i \ « spirit
A t ii nival w i a
I Im m ed iately available.
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young and they w ere req u ested
I
\ ided lun (or ihe children.
I M odein, 2-bedroom . v acan t. W ell b uilt, alm ost new hom e on
WURLITZER ORGANS
Intr<
i
I S o u th side of th e C hetco on a good level acre. A ttra c tiv e
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Sam I laii, i Jovernor Patti rson it I I price an d convenient term s, Any reaso n ab le offer will be con-
Lei Ralph Do It
sidered.
CONTACT—
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Brookings Harbor Pilot
Governor Tells
Brookings Folk
He Likes Us
rzi /'S
Gov. Patterson
Leads 7th Lily
Blossom Parade
REGISTER
DANTE CLASSES
BETTER BUYS AT lESMEISTER'S
P IA N O S !
Chetco Drug Store RALPH A. YOUNG
C ustom F a rm T ra c to r W ork
R o to v atein g •— Leveling
I’ptokings, or
Ask F o r An E s tim a te
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COQUILLE, ORI GON
music
$7500
stcki
P. O. Box 596
Phone 2274
B rookings, O regon
SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO.
ACRE LOT w ith 220 feet R IV ER F R O N T A G E good th ree
riMun house- garag e and garden. P riv a te dock. T erm s.
NEW M ODERN 3-room house on la rg e lot. H
a lf cash.
H alf
< \S II and SHM per m onth for p ra cticallv N EW 3-BEDROOM
HOM E $10,100 full price.
$2:500
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m onth 4-room m odern, furnished hom e on
I At R E b excellent spring larg e fives 4 ,„ ,|e troni H a r.
’ post office. A utom atic w ash er and d ry e r e le c tric re frig ­
e r a to r and range. Full .price O NLY $5350.
ter th ' la st Ilu.it Had p a s s
the 1
J
i «w H'w ing stand Being the first f
governor ol O regon ev e r to visit I
B ro o k in g s p, re m a rk ed h um or- j
ously th a t we had ev id en tly had
som e very foolish governors in +
O regon h ere-to -fo re b u t th a t he
expected to visit th e co m m u n ity
again.
He cited th e prospects for fu ­ J
tu re developm ent h ere in in d u s­
try and com plim ented th e com ­
m unity on its co-operatio n in p u t­
ting on a fine parade and Lily
F estival. T h e com m u n ity is very .
p roud and honored to have h ad ,
G overnor P a tte rs o n and his fam i­
ly as its g u ests d u rin g this y e a r’s '
F estival.
M uch h a rd w ork and previous
planning has gone into th e su c ­
cessful cu lm in atio n of this com - !
m u n ity p ro jec t, th a n k s and ap-
I reciatio n a re due all who had a
p art in it.
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I EAl riE l I. HOME ON
»ednxan 2 b aths
dows w ith ocean
b p rin k le r system .
2 ACRES HIGHW AY F R O N T A G E . 2-
N O T IC E
tile kitchen w ith c o rn e r sink p ic tu re w in­
T his is to notify the public th a t
view D ouble g arag e, barn, w ork
shop. Ja m e s M idwood, p a r tn e r in Mid-
$20.000, w ith $1HM>O down.
wood L u m b er Co. of B rookings,
O regon, has not been asso ciated
4 4 A C R ES -B U I.R LAND OR H O M E S IT E S in H a rb o r
$6500 w ith w ith th a t firm since N o v em ber 1.
te rm s if desired.
1952, and will not be responsible
for debts c o n tra c te d by M idwood
L A R G E O C EA N VIEW H O M F S IT F S
IN E X C L U SIV E HARBOR
L um ber Co. since th at date.
S U B D IV IS IO N SINOO.
JA M E S M IDW OOD
3 A C R E VIEW H O M E S IT E —$2300 full price. T erm s if desired.
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