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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1953)
4 Brookings I iarbor Pilot THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1953 W RA NGLERS TO M EET T he Chetco W ranglers held th e ir regular m eeting Monday evening at ihc M orris ranch. The group decided to go ahead with plans tor im proving th eir prop e rty near the high school and will s ta rt right away on the fences. C. 0. LEONARD L.L. LEONARD REAL ESTATE B ro ke rs Box 2i i Phone 2341 Residence Phone 2292 N otary Public C. O. Leonard Brookings, Oregon Salesman V in c en t C lark IT COSTS Y O U N O T H IN G To Look! ♦ ♦ ♦ VETERANS HERE’S NEWS FOR YOU! ! Several new and nearlv new finely Built homes your Oregon loan will handle. We Jiink you will he more t' an pleased and sur prised when you look nr these so why pay rent, when your loan payment will be less than rent? HOUSES TO E1T YOtTR BUDGET: 1 DOWN PAYMENT $500 O r? bedroom home on large lot in town Local N ew s H appenings A b o u t Folks You Know HAGGERTYS ON VACATION Howard H aggerty and “R icky” drove to Oakland to visit How a rd ’s twin brother Homer and family for two weeks. MRS. DALTON LEAVES Mrs. George Dalton left for K EEN ER S TRAVEL Mr. and Mrs. F ran k K eener left San Pedro, Calif., Tuesday, plan ning a vacation and a visit to Mr. S aturday on an extended vaca tion. The Keeners are visiting Dalton, who is there. Portland and E astern Oregon, then going on to Muskegon. Mich., BIRTHDAY PARTY L ittle Tilda Grover, dau g h ter of to visit their children and grand Kendall Grover, whose home is up children. They are coming back the W inchuck river road celeb rat through California. ed her birthday this week with a party for her friends, both young WOLLAMS HAVE GUEST and older. Visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W alter Wollam* is BACK TO SCHOOL Mrs. M ary Thompson . of St. Ken Kim ura, who played center Charles (suburb of Chicago). Mrs. field this sum m er for the Brook Thompson is Mrs. W ollam ’s sister ings Beavers, retu rn ed to Ashland 1 and this is her first visit to Monday to resum e his studies at i Brookings. Eor the pleasure of their guest, the W ollams took a Southern Oregon College. three days trip over the week end when they visited C ra te r Lake. JAY DEAN LEAVES Jay Dean, the Beavers* first ; I nion Creek, and The Oregon baseman, returned to his home at j Caves. Mrs. Thompson is greatly Napa last week, prior to ree n ter enthused over the beauties of ing (Jregon S ta te College this Oregon. fall. Loren Loveland. 23 month- old son of Mrs. Doris Loveland. BROWN BRINGS FAMILY John Brown plans to go to S a Sm ith River, was brought home lem this weekend, preparatory to from the hospital S atu rd ay a fte r moving his family to Brookings. four weeks th e rt for treatm en t of «John, who is with the Oregon third degree burns. Although Lo S tate Bank, plans to m ake Brook ren is doing nicely he m ust be ings his perm anent home. taken to the doctor every other LECTURE PO STPO N ED Owing to the speaker being called out of town, the next his torical lecture in the Masonic lodge will he the first m eeting in October. a L te r talks will th ere fore be postponed a month. ♦ ♦ ♦ If you are looking for city lots, bouses. business opportunities, farm s or beach property it’s 10 to 1 we have w hat you are look- 1 Ing for In the Brookings-Harbor area Drop In for complete infer«. InatIon on all types of properties kw ♦ ♦ ♦ INSURANCE For efficient, quick and reliable' INSURANCE SERVICE, insure and assure yourself of PROPER PROTECTION through our office Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yocum arc the winners of the television set given last week by The Eagles here. When last seen, the winning auction ticket was pasted over the new TV set, and preparations were underw ay to send an an ten na skyw ard over th eir house. No one’s quite sun* who are the most pleased — the Yocums or the Eagles. Be Publicized New sales records w ere set by the Hiway M arket during a sale oi Hunt Foods, held there last weekend. According to E lm er Retchler, representative of H u n t’s Foods, the m arket did a higher volume of business than any o th er new store in the N orthw est of comparable size during the sale. R etschler plans to publicize the success of the promotion in an early issue of “The Progressive GEMS OF THOUGHT • rocer,’’ trad e journal for mar Love cannot be a m ere ab strac G kets. tion, or goodness w ithout activity and power.—M ary B aker Eddy. Though I bestow all m y goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing.—I Cor. 13:3. H IT TU NES RECORDS day for dressings. Mrs. Luther Tisdale, his aunt, assists in his care. SYM PHONIES MUSICAL SHOWS LIG H T CLASSICS Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rogers, Cres cent City, and H arry Carlo, Sac ram ento, were guests in the horn« of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McVay or the weekend. 78, 45, 3 3 1 /3 R PM YELTO N S R e g is te r N o w fo r Fall Dancing Classes Top, B a lle t, C h a ra c te r Huwiuj itL!nnanmuariLj~iu nnauaamn B o n n ie K a y M in c e r W a tc h For O p e n in q D a te Register at Mincer’s Jewelry You’ll revel in the fresh flattery ami new groom ing jx'rfeetion we offer. C O N N IE'S B e a u ty Shop formerly C la ra ’s Beauty Nook HARBOR, ORE. I. S h ip 'n Shore BLOUSES AVAILABLE SEPT. 7 SKIRTS To Team With Blouses Cotton, Orion, Wool Ages 7-14 TOWN MEETING TH U R SD AY, SEPTEMBER 10 DRESSES Dan Rivers — Peaches and Cream1 8 P .M . SCHOOL G Y M N A S IU M ♦ ♦ ♦ This is w here you will find' the late st B EST BUYS FIR ST ! ’ » • Hi way Market lo VISIT VALLEY Mrs. Hazel M orris and Mrs. I Clarice Crook spent W ednesday and 1 hursday of last week visit ing friends and relatives in G rants Pass, Medford and Ash land. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs E. W. Mitchell, Harbor, last week were Mr. and Mrs. John 2. DOWN PAYMENT $750 - New two bedroom home in Sanders, Long Beach who were town, close to school. enjoying a vacation trip to O re gon and \\ ashington. 3 DOWN PAYM ENT $1,000— Recently built two bedroom WILLIAMS W INS home In town. The many friends of Robert Lee Williams, now of M yrtle Point, 4. DOWN PAYM ENT $ 1 ,3 0 0 - House needing some finishing, but form er well known m an who on one acre of ground in town. lh<«l here for many years, will b«' interested to know that he ♦ ♦ ♦ took the top honors at the Coos NEW I ISTINGS ON County Fair with his Angel Food HARBOR HALE ACRES Her«' is the ideal building site t ake. Bob. w ho is over eighty with best of ocean view and ex years old, entered an angel foot! cellent soil. The full price of cake which was described by the these H -acre tra c ts is only $800. | judges as “being out of this Out of the city yet close in w here world," and all who have had the you can raise chickens, rabbits, chance to sam ple it knows that I the judges w ere right. garden, or what have vou. SE E US FOR TERM S RF SURE TO WATCH FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS on our OFFICE BLA<T<BOARD. EMIL FIN IS H E S CAR PORT The new ear port on the re a r of the office of the Bonn Motel is now functioning. W orks excep tionally well in dry w eather, ac cording to Mr. Moore. Yocums W in TV Set (iiven By Eagles TO DISCUSS PROPOSED NEW H IG H SCHOOL t AI j . ? ESTPENTS OF THE BROOK INGS-HARPOR SCHOOL DISTRICT ARK IN V ITED TO PA R TIC IPA T E IN THIS DISCUSSION O F OUR HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS BROOKINGS-HARBOR SCHOOL BOARD Ages 7-14 B oys and g irls Jeans and T-Shirts DE HEN Letter Sweaters ß * : FOR T H E BOYS Stzcs through 16 TOTS to TEENS TOGGERY Across from the Bank
