Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, November 19, 1953, Page 4, Image 4

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    4 Brookings Harbor Pilot Students Stage
THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1953
Nayborhill News
Boxing, Wrestling
Show Friday
CHRISTMAS SEAL
CAMPAIGN OPEN
into every home in th e co m m u n i­
ty, recallin g th e 1500-year-old
trad itio n of singing associated
w ith th e C h ristm a s season.
N ayborhill m em bers, save y o u r
can tops and bottom s for m aking
those C h ristm a s bells at o u r next
The 17th C h ristm a s Seal S ale K E S S L E R S VACATION
More about o u r club
The Brook in g s-H arb o r stu d en t m eeting.
cam paign u n d er th e auspices of
Mr. and Mrs. K ay K essler a re
m
eeting
at
a
la
te
r
d
ate.
body p resen ted a highly-successful
the C u rry C ounty T ubercu lo sis vacatio n in g in San F ran cisco this
sm oker F riday, as local talen t ran
and H ealth A ssociation opened week. T he children are stay in g
th ro u g h th re e hours of boxing and
G uess the g rass will grow again M onday, Nov. 16, and will
c o n - i " i t h th e ir g ra n d p are n ts, Mr. and
w restling.
on th e S te w a rt road. Those gar-
tin u e th ro u g h D ecem ber.
Mrs. H om er Kessler.
A larg e crow d w atched th j den C lub y e a r books a re finished '
C h ristm a s S eals w ere m ailed to
bouts, w hich saw one technical Mrs. R uth B athiany, .program
A GOOD BUY M odern hom e
knockout recorded. S ta n Gribh! ■ •’ •» ’-man, has re a lly kept P io n eer 2100 fam ilies in C u rry C ounty
close in w ith a tta c h e d g arag e
scored it over R onald M atlock, in
d hot betw een h er place and u n d er th e leadership of Mrs. Iren e
and lau n d ry room. E x tra
B rookings, Curry
th e 150-pound class.
iris. L eora and R u th have , H. K oeller,
la rg e hot w a te r h ea te r. Well
O th e r bouts saw H arold Heine r been burning the m idnight oil and C ounty Seal S ale ch airm an . She
w ith p re ssu re system . Loads
d e fe a t L ee Richey, Gay W eaver
.1! S te w a rt was right th e re *o is being assisted by th e following
of flow ers and shrubbery. 2nd
b ea t J e r r y M eyers, Roy D irks help, too. Even served the ladies v o lu n teer w o r k e r s th ro u g h o u t
well on u pper portion of this
win over Jeff K err, and J e rry re fre sh m e n ts a fte r th e ir nig h t's th e c o u n ty :
P lan s have been m ade for a
1 a c re w ith leveled building
Mrs. M arion Brooks, Langlois;
B rew er d efeat Ken Russell. R alph w ork w as done.
T han k sg iv in g day service at th e
site th a t com m ands one of th e
Mrs. R alph Mason, D enm ark;
Ingle decisioned Dick M cGinnis
C o m m unity B aptist C hurch, to
m ost m agnificent ocean views.
Mrs.
C h arles W. Brooks, Sixes
and G eorge B ak er beat J e r ry Sy-
Mrs. Jess P o rteu w visited w ith
which all B rookings people are
T o tal price only $4900 w ith
m ens.
M rs. W a lte r C ram , P o rt O rford
th e ir d a u g h te r Yvonne in P o rt­
invited
It will be for one h o u r
ex cellen t term s. See this be­
M rs. J. A. C arm ich ael, O phir
A fte r w inning one bout, J e r ry land last week.
at 10:30 a.m.
fore you buy elsew here! ! !
Mrs. A S. C u rrie, Gold B each
B rew er fought to a draw w ith
The chu rch has a p roject to
Mrs. W E. W ilson, Gold B each
Mike O 'N eil, who outw eighed him
g a th e r g ifts for ce rtain fam ilies.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
ilton
F
o
ste
r
of
W A N T E D ! ! ! H om es for sale.
40 pounds.
Mrs. R alph K essler, Gold Beach
W orshippers next Sunday, Nov.
H a rb o r w ere visitors on N a y b o r­
H ave a n u m ber of ready buy­
Mrs. H. Tim eus, P isto l R iver 22, a re invited to bring canned
In w restling, the foliowing r e ­
hill last S a tu rd a y .
ers. List w ith us today. W e
Mrs. L ester Twohy, B rookings
su lts w ere giv en :
goods of every kind for d is trib u ­
m ay have th a t read y bu y er
Mrs. M ilton F o ster, H arbor.
B ruce Ellison and Dick B erger
tion.
for you. O u r business is good
Mrs. Don M cC arton and son
drew .
The 1953 Seal fe a tu re s the face
Im p ro v em en ts at th e ch u rch
L et us m ake it good for
Ja
c
k
w
ere
in
M
edford
this
week.
| C larence B adger and
H ugh
of th e singing child, w earin g red a re n ea rin g com pletion. L ate st is
you.
W hile visiting th e d a u g h te r there, m itten s and green sto ck in g cap
Dawson drew .
the fu rn ish in g of th e k itchen,
Jo e N ichols pinned D em as H orn. th e son-in-law arriv ed here for a and muffler, and holding an open a f te r com plete renovation, w ith
visit.
Joe N ichols pinned A lfred C a r­
THE OFFICE OF
book of carols. As w arm ly p e r­ new’ elec tric stoves, tab les and
gill.
sonal
as th e ch ild ren singing c a r ­
GOOD BIA S
Mr. and M rs. F ra n k O liver from ols at y o u r door, th e 1953 C h ris t­ cupboards.
J e r r y A nderson and B rian E n g ­
Im p o rtan t buy y o u r C h ristm a s
w h e th e r it be a home, lot, acreage, lish drew .
.V e n tu ra , C alif., visited w ith the m as Seal will bring C h ristm as
seals
earlv.
o r farm . We have them , it's tru e,
dliam
E ickhoffs for several
In th e tag m atch Joe Nichols,
an d m any w ith excellent te rm s and D eryl H am pton won over days. T he O livers have been tra v -
•o see us first for th e
j eling since last F e b ru a ry and they
Dem as H orn and A lfred C argill.
W e're not q u ite su re w hat h ap ­ i say th a t B rookings’ clim ate is
BEST ALWAYS— ,
pened in the tag m atch. . . R ef­ super.
HOMES
YOU CAN AFFORD
Baptist Church
Plans Service
For Thanksgiving
BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH
D O N ’T G IV E UP! !
If you a re looking for th a t
p a rtic u la r building site, hom e
o r business see us. If it's to be
had in this te rrito ry w e’ll
m a k e it o u r business to locate
it. T E L L US YOUR N E E D
A N D W E LL' W ORK W ITH
S P E E D ALSO SA V E YOU
M ONEY
Y ES IN D E E D ! ! ! ! ! !
V ETER A N S
S E E US FOR B U ILD IN G
IN F O R M A T IO N ON A N EW
HOM E
W E HAVE A S P E C IA L
LO C A TIO N FOR YOU! ! !
I ACRE
A w o n derful hom e site w ith
d rilled well
M any large fir
tree s.
H arb o r area, only a
s to n e ’s throw off H ighw ay 101
F in e hom es adjoining
O cean view. P a rk y o u r tra ile r
h ere by well and e lec tricity
w hile building. Anyorv« look­
ing lor a really tine hom esite
will fall in love w ith this
AND T E R M S TO S U IT YOU
eree Bill T hom pson d id n ’t w an t to
com m it him self.
S a tu rd a y evening at th e Bill
S te w a rt hom e w as spent playing
C a n a sta ladies ag a in st the men.
T he g u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs.
Lee D rorbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
M U N IC IPA L CO U R T
R
avekes and Mr. and Mrs. W il­
Melvin S aw yer, d ru n k and d is­
liam Eickhoff. Boys, you b e tte r
orderly, forfeited 30 bail.
p ra ctice a little !
W illiam E b e rh a rd t, d runk in a
public place, fo rfeited $20 bail.
Mrs. A ndrew H onsel w as an
R alph I. W allace, resisting a r ­
aftern
o o n v isito r to th e Don Mc-
rest. forfeited $50 bail.
C
a
rto
n
’s and Ed R avekes last S a t­
Elw in M athew , d ru n k in public
urday.
M unicipal Records
place, fo rfe ite d 10 bail.
W a lte r I. W atson, violation of
basic rule, pled guilty, fined $25.
Alvin L. S m ith, violation basic
rule, fined $10.
Ronald K D uval, violation basic
rule, fined $10.
O ren H. F ack rcll, speeding
fined $10.
Broken Windows
Lead to Arrest
A B rookings m an w as a rre s te d
for being d ru n k and disorderly
Friday while a tte m p tin g to throw
| him self thro u g h a plate-glass'
window in
D em psev’s show-
| room F riday
O N C E A G A IN W E O E E E R
l\v o h o u se s side by sid e You
M elvin S aw y e r ixisted $30 bail
finish
G ood sp rin g w ater.
a lfe i being apprehended bv m em -
E le c tric ity L a rg e lots. Close
bcrs of fh
Lucky 7 C lub who
to tow n a n d school B oth can
M d h m and called Police C hief
Bud Cross
I»«’ bad fo r a s low a s $250
down O r buy e ith e r No 1,
S aw yer w as seen by a p a sse r-
$150 d o w n . No. 2 $100 dow n
! b\ in Hi«« lot a f te r hav ing broken
Why pay r e n t '’ ? Look th e se
a window m the adjoining service
over.
n a tio n , and the g lass in the door
p i the show room
T he passer-by
told m em ber’s of th e club, who
For efficient, quick and re­ «‘ Pt him im m obilized until tin
police arrived.
liable Insurance Service, in­ S a w y e r w as released a f te r
sure and assure yourself of p ro m isin g to pay to r the dam age
INSURANCE
ProjXT Protection through
otir office.
LEONARD
Real Estate
Agency
B ( ).\ 2 I I
Phone 2^41
Residence Phone 22Q2
N otary Publu
c. O. Leonard
Hattie Mackey Dies
After Long Illness
——
10:30 a.m . — T h u rsd ay , Nov. 26 — 10:30 a m.
C O M E T O T H E H O U S E O F GOD
and w orship on o u r N ational holiday.
All people a re invited
ENJOY price, comfort, quality
T his w eek ’s double
G reen S ta m p w in n er
R O SE W A LK ER
BROOKINGS
Conic ;n fo r a frt e
shoe Shine!
SOUTH O E D IM M ICK S
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• Modern Efficient Laundry Methods
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THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE
You've all heard ab out Mrs.
O ’L e a ry ’s cow se ttin g fire to C hi­
cago? W ell it su re looked like
th ere w as a fire up o u r way last
F rid ay m orning. F olks ru n n in g
from all d irectio n s looking for
W eaver's cow! Yep, th ey found
her, she w as ju st try in g to see
how green the g rass w as on the
o th e r sidt of th e fence!
Mrs. H a ttie M ackey. H arb o r
tesident for 21 years, died Sundav
aftern o o n , Nov 15. 1953. at t i n
I Gold Beach R est H om e follow ing
a long illness.
T he fu n eral w ill he held at 2:00
p.m. T hursday, Nov. 19, 1953, at
th e
S eventh
Day
A dventist
C hurch, tin Rev Ja m e s R Sh>!
ton officiating.
Mi's. M ackey is survived by on«
d au g h ter, L ucille Jac k so n ; th re e
sons. R. J. W right. C laud e W right
and G eorge M ackey, and several
g ra n d ch ild ren and g re a t-g ra n d ­
children.
In te rm e n t will be at W m Jam es
i 'd fo rte itn ig bis $30 b a il
\\ ard M em orial C em etery. F u n e r­
al a rra n g e m e n ts a re u n d er th?
Find w hat you w an t through d irectio n of th e Roy H. Brow n
the P ilot C lass Ads.
Mortuary*.
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IIEAR DR. CHARLES DURDEN
12-Fl. yardage
Linoleum Prints
NEW MA I ERIALS
exciting
~. m m
PATTERNS
2-1IOUR S P E C IA L S E R V IC E
Wet Washings—or—Extracting and Drying
Hours 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p m.
9 ft. an d 12
w idths.
Tuesday and Thursday Open ’til 8
Clothes may be left a fte r 7:30 a.m.
• ACACIA LAUNDROMAT
P H O N E 2991
OSTENBERG'S