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1 6 Brookings Harbor Pilot i ow n noube Action a t Gold Beach Sunday TH U R SD A Y , A UG UST 6, 1953 Changes Hands N O T IC E O F BOND SA LE T he Town H ouse. B rookings S ealed proposals will be re re s ta u ra n t located at th e n o rth ceived by th e undersigned un til 8 end of C het co avenue. has o ’clock p m ., S ta n d a rd O regon changed hands, and is te m p o ra rily Tim e, on th e 10th day ot Aug., 1953, and im m ediately th e re a fte r closexl d u rin g a lteratio n s. will be publicly opened by the T h e new o p e ra to rs of th e p ro p D istric t School B oard of School el ty a re Mr. and Mrs. J. M. D istric t No. 23, C u rry C or ity, O ’H olleran, fo rm erly of New O reg o n, for th e purchase, at not H am pton, Iowa. T hey plan to re less th a n p a r and accrued i n t e r open th e p ro p e rty soon, b u t a est, of th e follow ing described n e definite d ate has not been set. gotiable general -obligation on- pon bonds of said school d id .••<’, M rs. Jessie W ade w ill be th e in th e principal am ount of $86iX). cook at th e re s ta u ra n t w hen it d a te d Aug. 15, 1953, in denom ina reopens, according to Mr. O ’H ol -- •?» tio n s of $1,000 each, and m atu *n ; * * * * « 4 ., leran. seria lly in n um erical o rd er as ,ol- T h e O ’H olleran s first visited lo w s : Q f i n a th e O regon coast e a rlie r th is year, Bond M a tu rity B u b i p ip "o n in ,:I04” rides high on th e outsidt and re tu rn e d in Ju ly . P rio r to N u m lx rs D aten o u t of tro u b le. T5on A lcorn in Ì 0 2 ” is Amoun* th eir p u rch ase of th e Tow n H ouse 1 aded off th e tra c k hv them selves. refe 15, 1955 $1.0(10 00 headed for th e finish line w hile the o th e r tw o cars 2 they have been visiting re la tiv e s r e b 15, 1955 1,000.0 5 3 1,000.00 ' Feb. 15, 1956 >n Gold Beach, Mr. and Mrs. R ay 4 Feb. 15, 1956 1 AM....... B lankenheim . 5 F eb 15, 1957 1,000.00 : 6 Feb. 15, 1957 1,000.00 1 7 • Feb. 15, 1958 1,000.00 Feb. 15, 1958 « « 1,000.00 h B ro o k in g s C h am b er ol C om m erce this w eek co m p leted a su rv ey T he H ard Tops will roll again 9 Feb. 15. 1959 600.00 int ’ ti "g to show th«' value ot the B rookings Plyw ood C om pany to A ugust 9, 16 and a S pecial E vents T h e bonds will hear ín teres. e ol this area, accord ng to C live M anley, president of the day, A ugust 23. T he Special p ay a b le sem ian n u ally at such ra h th e p< i E v en ts day w ill he in conjunction o r ra te s , in m u ltip les of ' 4 th of C h a m b e r. The fo re ru n n e rs of th e fall ru n T h e s tu d y w a s m ad e as th« re- w’.r ild h e lp to m ake d istrib u tio n w ith the C u rry C ounty F a ir, o f of salm on a re in th e C hetco bur 1%,. n o t, Exceeding 4 'a |»cr cent | m » i an num , as shall be specified i lit ol i 'ita s s by th e R ’ < «i t e c o m p a n y 's p ro d u ct- nfb r fering an aftern o o n of real sport no one can prove it yet. by th e successful bidder. Both the ? m o tio n ’• it a n c e C orpo a : t on« m ieal. w ith the W ran g lers stag in g th eir Jo h n H ew itt of P a r k e r ’s Ancho p rin cip al o l and th e in tere st upon ’■ he ¡‘lyvv.ood com pany is at show the first h alf of th e a f te r rag e saw’ one salm on ju m p in th e tluv bonds will he paid a t the present tim e n eg o tiatin g vvi h noon and the H ard Tops follow- i river, and a couple of o th e rs have office of fbe co unty tre a s u re r of R FC in an a tte m p t to stabilize ng. T h is prom ises to be a big been hooked, but no one has b o a t C u rry C ounty, O regon, and expand its financial biise. «'ay for Cur>„ C ounty F air-goers. ed one. T h e bonds will lx> sold to the ' cat ding to the re p o rt, the N ext S un d ay the boys will try h ig h est bidder, hut (he d istrict Off shore, th e fishing is fair. school board reserves the right to C h am b er feels th at th«' plywood to b iaak th«» presen t ¡rack record B oats a re brin g in g in fo u r or five i.ejuet an y o r all bids. U rle js all t ..inpai y is of p rim e im p o rtan ce once again. Last Ju ly 26. V erle p er trip from th e schools about lads a re rejected, the bonds will i Io this city. T h ey cited figures Coalson in C ar 11 from C rescent a m ile offshore. T h ese v e te ra n s of the Spanish- lx* aw ard ed to th e huld r com ply w hich E stim ated th e direct payroll So far, th e big schools of silvers ing w ith the t« rm s ol the notice of the plant as one m illion dollars ean W ar, the tw o W orld C ity lowered the record to 24.55 seconds for th e 5 /1 6 m ile trac k . hav en ’t ap p eared , an d m ost of Of sale, rtnd su b m ittin g the bid W ait , and th ? K orean conflict w hich provides th e lowest cost to «a year, ol o th e r p u rch ases as two lb nt g?,e so will ngly of th eir W ith m ore w ork going into th e those cau g h t have been sc a tte re d l m illion and s ta te d th a t the g re a t th e school d istric t. ‘ ' f ak ? p a rt in th e M ilitary trac k , it looks as if th a t 22-second silvers and Chinooks. F ish b ro u g h t E ach hid m ust be unconditional, e r part ol both figures w as spent S ervices for a deceased co m rad e n a r k is com ing closer to reality. in a re ru n n in g up to 23 o r 24 m ust lx« accom panied by a c e rti d irectly in B rookings. Bob L aw rence in C ar 47 won pounds. m e n tilh 'd to p u b ” »’ recognition fied cheek o r c a sh ie r’s check in B usiness m en co n tac ted by th«' fo • (he task they fulfill. In m any ‘,,n m ain event in a close finish A few c u t-th ro a ts a re being fa v o r of t he d istric t, of or upon c h a m b e r listed 50 per cen. of <‘‘S' s. th ° y ta k e tim e off from w ith C a r 96 Bob’s c a r is th e only tak en up th e river, and th e perch 4 haul, .doing business in th e a tu te of O regon, in the sum of th e ir business as being due to the th e ir w ork to ta k e p a rt in serv H udson in th e area. Bub T hom p fishing a t the m outh is good. N ot $172.00, and m ust lie enclosed in presence of the plywood mill, and ices for som eone th a t they di.I son did a little low flying in his m any tro u t have been ta k e n up a sealed envelope aildressed to the ! the c h a m b e r addetl th at ap p ro x i not know personally. Anyone who Willy’s to spend the balance of th e river. u n d ersig n ed and m ark ed -on the m ately 150 new residences w ere has gone th ro u g h a fu n eral in ♦he aftern o o n on th e sidelines. o u ts id e ’ P roposal for Bonds.” No built or a re being built by m ill w hich th«' m ilitary honors w ere B ub is from Gold Beach and inter« st will he allow ed on the em ployees. given for a loved one. knows how drives C a r 104. d ep o ait w ith the bid, hut the Let Ralph Do It O th e r factors cited by the nYuch this mem ory m eans ch e ck ol th e successful bidder will The g irls did a bang up job in b ‘ re ta iiu si as p a rt paym ent of ch am b er w e re: W hile m any local v eteran s have the P ow der P uff Derby w ith Ardis T he population of B rookings tak en p art in these m ilitary serv I B arggi w inning th e trophy. The th e Ixmds o r to secu re the school d is tric t against any loss resu ltin g has trip led since th«' plywood ices. those who took p a rt in th«> .w om en d riv e rs a re so popular C ustom F a rm T ra c to r W ork m m tailor«' of th«* bidder to com com pany announced plans for M ilitary H onors at the fu n eral th a t a n o th e r P o w d er Puff Derby j ply w ith the term s of his hid. building hen'. Rotovateing — Leveling for Sid C lendenin last week w ere is set for A ugust 9 an d A rdis will Each bidder shall include in his T h e school population has in as follow s: C om m ander, Al P h il be back to try to m ak e it tw o in l»i«i a s ta te m e n t of the to tal cost creased 40 p«>r cent in the sam e Ask For An Estimate lips; color b ea rer, A rth u r B ollin a row. to th«« d is tric t, if his hid be a c period, m aking new co n stru c tio n g er; color guard, Val M endenhal, ce p te d , provided none of the c a ll ab le bonds of th e issue a re re- im perative. C u rtis C hapm an and Leslie Ray; f lies a re n ev er seen b o th erin g T he citizens of B rookings a re I firing squad, John S nyder, H ow «1 ‘em isl p rio r to final m a tu rity Brookings, Oregon »late. hacking th e plant solidly, having a rd W allace, Louis Webb, H ow c a ts because of th is an im al's h a b Phone 2274 its of cleanliness. T h e successful bidder hill be subscribed $150,000 in new c a p ita l ard Ray, R ussell M esser anil R us fu rn ish e d w ith th e w ritte n opin for th«' plant. sell W h ite; and bugler, Jo e ion of Jo hn W S h u le r of P o rtlan d , The expansion of lix al business O re., to the effect th a t the bonds has h«'en pretlicated upon belief Nichols. c o n s titu te the valid and legally NOTICE binding obligations of the said in th e com pany’s fu tu re , and 60 new tnisinesses have bet n s ta rte d , schixd d istric t. T his is to notify th e public th a t T h e bonds will he delivered all partially dependent upon the Ja m e s Midwood, p a rtn e r in Mid- co m p lete, w ithout undue delay, a t etnnpany’s success. wood L u m b er Co. of B rookings. J I N H N IS H E D E xceptionally w ell c o n stru c te d th<* ex jx 'n se ot the school d istrict, In addition, th«' ch a m b e r told O regon, has not been asso ciah 'd J 3-bedroom , 2 -b ath hom e on l ’a lots in a fine ex clu siv e resi- at such city in O rt'gon as th«' suc- ot its efforts to estab lish a deep w ith th a t firm since N ovem lx'r 1. 2 d en tial subdivision. S h o rt d istan ce from tow n. S av e sev eral «•«’sstu l bidder shall nam e w a te r h a rb o r here, to stab ilize 1952, and will not be responsible J th o usands of d o llars and finish to suit yourself. S ee us for par- II J. S PA R K S , C lerk School D istrict No 23. C u rry C o u n ty ’s tra n s p o rta tio n s it for d eb ts c o n tra c te d by Midwood R ticu lars. C u rry C ounty. O regon I O. Box uation T he C h am b er felt, acco rd L u m b er Co. since th a t date. / LARGE HOM E W IT H R E N T A L B eau tifu l 3-bedroom hom e ing to P resident M anley, th a t 197. B nxikings, O regon. JA M E S M IDW OOD such a h a rb o r would not only a t F irs t published Ju ly 30. 1953 20-3* K w ith additio n al re n ta l house. B oth only one y e a r old. On over 4 3 acres ol good level land w ith ab u n d a n t n a tu ra l sh ru b b ery . L ast published Aug 6, 1953 tra c t com panion in d u stries but J In th e city yet very secluded $7500 will handle. See MA’S. A’OSS P U T N A M A R ED ! t ED $1000 2-bedroom m o d em hom e w ith fireplace, a k n o tty pine in living area, a tta c h e d g arag e, lots of sto ra g e fa- fo r 5 cilities On larg e lot close to school. $10.500 to tal,o n ly $2500 K tM R A L L -W U R L IT Z E 'R B dow n P IA N O S P rac tic ally NEW 3-BEDROOM HOM E $10.000 $2.000 cash $100 and |x 'r m onth. $5000 ID E A L P R IC E 2 ’a acres w ith good livable 2-bedroom HAM M OND O RGANS 2 house and o th e r o utbuildings. Very am p le w a te r supply. O nly 4 room m odern furnished home on I ACRES E X C E L L E N T S PR IN G 5 th re e m iles from town. Phone 2589 o r W rite Box 417 - $5350 B rookings, O regon IN V E S T M E N T O P P O R T U N IT Y Good com m ercial c o rn e r B E A U T IFU L HOM E 2 ACRES HIGHW AY FR O N T A G E 2 bed- w ith 2-bedroom home, fireplace and irage. Reductxl to $6500, room s, 2 b ath s, tile kitchen co m i'r sink o c e a n view double • ' only $1000 down. g arag e, barn, shop. All fenced and u n d er sp rin k le rs $20.000 $9000 «low n. SMALL MOTEL FOR L E A S E Tl îe u n its com pletely fu r- nisb«*d on Highway 101. Ideal for ?ome and residence I S A C R ES BULB LAND OR H O M E S IT E IN HARBOR $6500 - w ith term s if desired. 5 See Homer Haggerty or|E va Lee Long Plywood Plant Object of Chamber of Commerce Survey Hard Tops Roll A t Gold Beach Salmon In, But Don't Get Excited M ilita ry Honor Squad Deserves Recognition RALPH A. YOUNG P. O. Box 596 \ BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S 5 SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO. WELL DRILLING 2-REDROOM HOM E and th re e re n ta l u n its on Highway 101 $.1000 cash and $150 p er m onth. PHONE 2S24 S n ERMA I). RICE, B roker , or Charles Gr.iyshcl or Guv E. Rive. O nly FREE ESTIMATI s D. A. KISH \ PETE J. IESMEISTER, Realtor K P hone 3311 P.O. Box 4Q} EASY S B RO O K IN G S Also the BEST in Insurance Coverages £ J Across from the Post Office
