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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1953)
L ocal N ew s H appenings A b o u t F olks You K n o w \V M artineau, E. G. W arinner jmi D elm ar B lair retu rn ed last i'.'ednesday from E ureka where ill three men had entered St. Jo- ¿ephs hospital on July 12. They tere hospitalized for a week, then ¡pent tour flays at a E ureka hos pital. They will be required to return four tim es for check-ups. The engagem ent of K aren L. litehey, the d au g h ter of Mr. and \lrs. R. A. Ritchey, Sr. of Brook- ¡ing<, to Jack L. McGinnis, son of and Mrs. J. S. McGinnis also (of Brookings w as announced the rst part of this week. K aren is la sophomore in Brookings High and Jack is leaving for the |sen ices Monday. Leslie Pullen returned S atur- jday, July 25, from a trip to Michi gan. where he attended medical I cadet training camp. He visited I relatives in W yoming and P o rt land before coming home. La- | vaughn Salmon, who also went to this camp, will re tu rn later. Mrs. R. A. Ritchey was taken | to the home of her sister, Mrs. Ray Berg, in Pacific Grove, Calif., by her husband and son. H ere the climate is b e tte r for her as she suffers from asthm a. The two youngest children, M arjorie and Lloyd, accom panied her. The date for their retu rn was not stated. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hall and two children Jim m y and Sheila of LeMars, la., visited the past week in the home of Mr. H all's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hall on Easy street. Also in the L. W. M arch home at Sm ith River. Mrs. Linea Lucas and Miss Vi ola Lindm ark from W arren, Penn, were guests at the Beaver S tate Lodge for several days while vis iting their cousin Mrs. G ertrude Cole of H arbor. They enjoyed every m inute of their visit and hospitality a t Mrs. Cole’s lovely home, and only wished they could stay longer. Mrs. Cole has the most beautiful home and grounds it a ttra c ts so m any of our guests they are alw ays inquiring about the place with the circle drive and how beautiful and how much they admire it. C . E. Segar ol Gold Beach was iown Sunday arranging veteran ’s oenefits for the survivors of Sid dlendenin. Sid had long been a member of the local V.F.W. jm is !. Karen B arker, Jam K err and Tudith Phetteplace are staying he week at the John Eldridge place on G ardner Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoffeldt, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Foster and Mr. and Mrs. M. S. B rainard and Ben Jones drove in to Big Elat, on the south fork of Sm ith River last Sunday. The road is pretty good excepting for a short stretch just beyond Cellar Spring, which can be negotiated with care. There is a New Jersey couple s ta tioned at Camp Six Lookout house whose opinions of what consti tutes a road do not co-incide with local folks. Mrs. Edna L. Kessler, Craig, Colo., is visiting her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kess ler, Gold Beach, for a three weeks period. She visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kessler until last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Judson L. Bell are enjoying a vacation in California since July 1. From Gilroy, Calif, they went on a trip to Fort Bragg with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bell who have a sum m er home there and spent 10 delightful days. They report the Fort *Bragg clim ate being nuch like Brookings. T heir plans ’nclude visiting different p arts of C alifom ia before returning home o C arpenterville, here. Charley H assett arrived at the tome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ■rank H assett on Monday night from S eattle where he graduated rom the University of W ashing ton in June. He expects to go to Texas for some special instruc tion when assigned a job. Milton Potocnick suffered a se- ere cut over his lefi eye when he fell from load ng a truck of lum ber at South Coast Lum ber Co.. W ednesday morning. The cut required five stitches. Clarence 5 ye*.» while disman- ling the Brookings W ater Co ■^anu.-saa» ir npm tr fri Washed and Screened Sand and Gravel Crushed Rocl^ SALVAGE SAND AND GRAVEL TO P SOIL DRAINAGE ROCK FIL L D IR T Phone 2341 LEONARD REAL ESTATE un mini. i in j.. unt t itimi t rff 1. ; fì 111 t : ttp u rm pr rr? ** inrTcnnnrj WHEN YOU SHOP IN COOS BAY ' Have your car Serviced A t Lou Blanc, Inc. Leave your packages in your car throughout the day COMPLETE SERVICE - FAIR PRICES — Cadillac — Oldsmobile — — Safety-Tested- Used Cars — VISIT OUR WHOLESALE ROW LOU B LA N C , In c. Across the street from the Post Office In Coca Bay ¿jfauxiisxxn.---- : Resident Found Dead Beside Track Milo left here about a month ■" ;o, n portedlx going to live with t " ph >w of California He hnd been around Brookings for th re e or four years, living on Ransor.. avenue, and before that lived 0 Middle Lobster creek, east of Ophir, for m any years, where he was a w atchm an on the huge Clayton-M arks cedar holdings, of Chicago. His aequaintanship was very wide, he was an expert woodsman and seemed to sense when anyone was trespassing on any part of the property he was guarding. If they had no busi ness there Milo saw to it they removed themselves. He was famed for his excellent smoked hams and bacon he occasionally brought out to civilization on his burro string. N O T IC E O F BOND S A L E S ealed proposals will be re ceived by th e u n d ersig n ed u n til S o’clock p m ., S ta n d a rd O regon rim e, on the 10th d ay of Aug., ’8 .3 , an d in u n ed iately th e n a n , I' be p u b lc ly opened by the D istrict School B oard of Schoo D istrict No. 23, C u rry County O regon, for the p urchase, at not less th an p a r and accru ed in te r est. ot the following described n. g o tiah le g en eral-o b lig atio n cou 4't»n bonds of said school d istrict, Brookings Harbor Pilot 13 TH U R SD A Y . JULY 30, i953 co m n lete, w ith o u t u n due iMa.v, at the ex p en se of th e school d istric t, at i,eh city in O regon as th e su c cessful b id d er sh a ll nam e. H J. S P A R K S . C lerk Schix>l D istrict No. 23, C urry C ounty, O regon. P. O Box 197<B rookings, O regon. First published Ju ly 30, 1953 Last published Aug 6,( 1953 1 in the principal amount of $8600 ! dated Aug. 15, 1953, in denomina A d v e rtisin g in th e B rookings- 1 tions ot $1.000 each, and m aturing serially in num erical order as (o' H a rb o r P ilo t b rings resu lts. low s: Bond M aturity N um bers Dates Am our 1 Feb 15, 1955 $1,000.0 2 Feb. 15, 1955 1,000.0 i 3 Feb. 15, 1956 1,000 0 4 Feb. 15, 1956 1,000.00 5 Feb. 15, 1957 1,000 00 Feb. 15, 1957 g l.OOO.Ov. 7 Feb 15, 1958 1,001 8 Feb. 15, 1958 1,000.01 9 Feb. 15, 1959 600.00 The bonds will bear interest float last Wednesday received a payable sem iannually at such rate foot injury. One of the steel or rates, in m ultiples of >4 th of beams fell when taken ap art, 1%, not exceeding 4H per cent annum, as shall be specified striking the left foot. Mr. Myers per by the successful bidder. Both the was told he would be able to re pi incipal of and the interest upon sum e work in five weeks. the bonds will be paid at the In attem pting to assist friends office of the county tre a su re r of in the woods last week Roy Pol C urry County, Oregon. The bonds will be sold to the lard slipped and pulled ligam ents in his knee and is getting pain highest bidder, but the district school board reserves the right to fully around on crutches. any or all bids. Unless all Mr. and Mrs. John Carrol of reject bids are rejected, the bonds will Concord, Calif., were guests of be aw arded to the bidder comply Mr. and Mrs. Emil Moore a t the ing w ith the term s of the notice Bonn Motel from Wednesday, of sale, and subm itting the bid which provides the lowest cost to BUILD THIS SFACf-THRIFTY July 15 to Tuesday 21. Je rry Beem is assisting Mary the school district. Each bid m ust lie unconditional, M ontgomery, nurse in Dr. Ronni- g e r’s office, since her recent re m ust be accompanied by a c e rti check or cashier’s * check in IH IL F-D O O R WARDROBE tu rn from a trip to the D akotas fied favor of the district, of or upon and m id-west states where she a hank doing business in the visited grandparents and other £**!*<* O rcR<)n. >n the sum of EASY! A ll you need are a relatives w ith her parents. >172.00, and m ust be enclosed in few sheet» o f •»•y-to-uee fir The body of Milo Newell is re a sealed envelope addressed to the plywood. soma fram ing lu m undersigned and m arked on the ported to have been found beside outside ber, nails and hinges. Even , ’Proposal for Bonds.” No the Santa Fe railroad tracks, interest will be allowed on the w e e k -e n d c a rp e n te r» w o rk north of Hanford, Calif. Coroner deposit with the bid, but the wonders w ith plyw ood. Big J. L arry Sm ith said Newell had check of the successful bidder will panels work w ith ordinary tools apparently been dead for several be retained as part payment of (. . . cover big areas quickly.. days and that around $1.000 in the bonds or to secure the school W o n ’t split, dent or pun ctu m district against any loss resulting cash was found upon the body. ta a to « hams •ew*w horn failure of the bidder to com Robert Widney and Gordon ply w ith the term s of his bid. |A,w inttawcHo« *•» ** Bullock are wondering if someone ) «•»«••&♦. Cl»W Each bidder shall include in his V«« • Ho.«*« »*»• is looking for two white ducks bid a statem ent of the total cost which came to the vicinity of the to the district, if his bid be. ac «NA «••♦•M Widney home lately. They m ake cepted. provided none of the call nice pets hut the boys think the able bonds of the issue are re deemed prior to final maturity- owner would like to find them. date. z The C urry County Hillbillies Die successful bidder bill be float in the Lily Blossom Tim e furnished with the w ritten opin P arade was prepared and sub ion of John W ishuler ot Portland. m itted by Mr. and Mrs ’ Stanley Ore., to the effect that the bonds Colegrove. Mr. and Mrs W illiam constitute the valid and legally ding obligations of the said Muncy and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brookings, Oregon H urst. The jeep was laden w ith school district) I he bonds will la* delivered Phone 2201 cougar and bear hides almost cov ering the occupants and four dogs and hounds riding in the vehicle. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cham bers visit ed th eir son Craig over the Highway FronWige (H ighw ay 101, Q regon’s Main S tre e t) weekend. Mr. Cham bers is with CHETCO RIVER FRONTAGE - R E SID EN T IA L LOTS the S ta te Tax Commission, Salem. NEW HOMES - RANCHES - FARM LANDS C raig has been employed for the ACREAGE - INDU STRIA L SIT E S sum m er by the Si ale Park Com INCOME PR O PE R T IE S mission under Mr. Tisdale’s guid B eautiful Scenic, Parklike Ocean F rontage ance. Mr. and Mrs John Sauressig of Salem left for horn** Thursday a fte r visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Glenn Rogers, for ten days Curry County Lumber Co. C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S W. H. BRADY M EDFORD VISITORS LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Denton of Medford have been visiting their d aughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, for the |ast week. They left Monday for Medford WARD'S Propane Service .<•»!». ig o ilW P L e frE lin« of Gas Appliances, Wedgwood Tappan, O ’Keefe & M erritt, and Caloric ranges - General w ater heaters Servel R efrigerators — Coleman furnaces. Ten A, « for n**1, sole or lease Crescent City Phone 111 At Jet H w \g 101 and 199
