Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 25, 1954, Page 4, Image 4

Dick Berger To
Head Explorers
4 Brookings-Harbor Pilot
TH U R SD A Y , MARCH 25, 1954
H O M E FROM H O S P IT A L
Leonard H arvey, son of Mr. and
M rs. L. R H arvey of H arb o r has
re tu rn e d hom e from a short stay
in th e h ospital follow ing m inor
su rg ery . He is up and about and
feeling fine.
HOMES
YOU CAN AFFORD
W IN C H U C K R IV ER FR O N TA G E
3 A cres w ith two story m odern
hom e built 1948. E lec tric ity , wood
and oil heat
W ired for elec
stove. Fences, chicken house,
sep tic tan k . All in good condition.
S tre a m and R iver th ro u g h prop­
e rty . B asem ent will accom m odate
3 cars. Good p a stu re for cow c r
sad d le horses. P rice $10,500 00.
Good term s.
WE SED1!
W ould you like to have som e­
o n e build you a new hom e ju st
th e w ay you wish i t ? ? ?
If you are an O regon V eteran
we have tw o excellent builders
ow ning th e ir own lots who are
in te re ste d in building for you.
C om e in today for com plete d e­
tails. You can have a N E W HOM E
B U IL T FO R YOU.
Anyone in terested in new busi­
ness building built to suit ten an t
co n tac t L eonard Real E s ta te Ag­
ency.
This is one of the finest loca­
tio n s in th e h ea rt of Brookings.
S P E C IA L BUY on duplex in fine
co n d itio n Good neighborhood, ex ­
ce lle n t w a te r supply, berries and
garden.
W HY PAY R E N T
w hen you can have an income and
a fine place to live? T otal price
o nly $6500 00 w ith T erm s.
SPECIFY STOCK
FIRE INSURANCE
WRITTEN THROUGH THIS AGENCY
INSURANCE
F o r efficient, quick a n d reliable
In su ra n c e Service, insure and a s ­
s u re yourself of P ro p er P ro tectio n
th ro u g h o u r office
and the
HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY
LEONARD
Real Estate
Agency
Box 211 Phone 2341
Residence Phone 2292
Notary Public e . O. Icon ar*
1’rookiiurn. Oregon
la* MI'U'KJU Hjiiin.lim
A R N O LD
PEABODY
Carpenterville
Store Burns
D ick B erger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C arl B erg er w as elected
S en io r C rew L ead er of th e Red
and Gun C lub E x p lo rer Post, Boy
S co u ts of A m erica. T he planning
an d fu n ctio n in g of a program
w hich will include com m unity
j service, social activ ities, outdoor^
trip s and vocational guidance will
*»«• ad m in istered by Dick B erger
for th e m o nths of M arch, April
and May. T he Rod and Gun Club
E x p lo rer Post 32 now has a m em ­
b ership of 9 young men, who have
p artic ip a te d in a clothing drive,
several hikes and o u td o o r ac tiv i­
ties, and a p a rty and a taffy pull.
One of the m ore am b itio u s com ­
m u n ity p ro jects of these young
m en is to build picnic tables and
te n c h e s and im prove facilities at
Loeb S ta te P a rk n ear B ruce hole.
T he C arp e n te rv ille sto re burned
to th e ground S u nday night, w th
th e com plete loss of th e sto re and
its co n ten ts.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie, p ro p rie to rs
of the sto re, escaped from the
building, but p ra ctically all th e ir
possessions w ere lost, including
$300.00 in Mr. H oxie’s w allet.
T h e fire is believed to have
been caused by a d efectiv e w a f e r
h ea te r. No e s tim a te of th e to tal
loss has been m ade.
EM ) VOLK PAINTINC
WORRIES, DRAFTS
A rnold Peabody, fo rm erly w ith
V. S. N atio n al in G ra n ts P ass,
PLASTER INf;
has been nam ed A ssistan t M an ­
In
te rio r and E x te rio r
John L. B row n of B rookings, j a g e r of th e b a n k ’s B rookings
' previously C ashier of the Oregon branch.
A. H. ECKETT
j S ta te Bank here will be A ssistan t
M anager of the U. S. N ational B R O O K IN G S P R E C IN C T
Box 551, B rookings
Subscribe to the Brookings-
B ank’s Brookings branch.
PO LLS AT V FW HALL
H arb d r Pilot.
T he voting place for th e B rook­
nuijj lajilifii u I n 11 nl^i 1
ings P recinct for th e p rim ary
election, to be held M ay 21, is
DR. W. El. TOW NSEND
th e V FW hall, at P io n eer Road
and P acific Ave.
V e te rin ary C linic
B rookings precinct ru n s from
n ea r C arpt n terv ille to th e C hetco
SM ITH R IV E R
A class of seven candidates w as R iver, and includes ev e ry th in g on
O ffice H o u rs'
in itiated in the T hird and F o u rth th e inland side of highw ay 101.
1 to 4 - 9:00 p m .—M onday th ro u g h S a tu rd a y
degrees at the m eetin g of C hetco
7 to 8 - 9:00 p.m.— Mon., W ed., F ri. E enings
G range No. 765 at th e G range
H all last F riday evening, th e new
P hones : Smith River
m em bers b 'in g Mr. and M rs R ob­
Residence 631
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Office 641
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e rt Lively, Mr. and Mrs. C lyde
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CALLS
ANY
TIM
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T his new freedom w hich has ,
R oberts, Mr. and Mrs. C arl J o h n ­
son and Mrs M iriam R arnes. The opened up to m e a f te r confessing
degree w ork w as put on by the th e e r ro r of m y previous w ays is !
ladies degree team . This team has j going to m ak e re p o rtin g a lot
been invited by O phir G range to easier. P io n e er R oad? P io n eer
com e to O phir this F rid ay evening Road is a speedw ay . . . com plete
and put on the sam e deg ree th e re ' w ith fo u r lane divided paving, I
an d unless Bud C ross in stalls stop
for a class of candidates.
V isitors for the evening w ere and go lig h ts a t the in tersectio n
C u rry C ounty Pom ona M aster and w ith E asy S tre e t, th e re ’s going
Mrs. C larence Brooks of Sixes to be a tra ffic problem th ere. T he
G range, and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. fishing? O nly tro u b le w ith the
Phipps of O phir G range, all of fishing is th a t th e re ’s no room to
UNU SU AL— LOTS O F “ ELBOW ROOM ” W IT H IN W A LK IN G
whom gave short talks. Pom ona get to a boat in th e w a te r betw een
d istan ce to tow n. O N E ACRE w ith sm all strea m . T H R E E
M aster Brooks rem inded th e m em - th e salm on, and th e little ones
BDRM S. F irep lace, K n o tty pine Livingroom and k itch en Tile
bers of the com ing Pom ona m e e t­ a re g e ttin g s ta rv e d out by the big
ones T he baseball te a m ? T he
b ath w ith tu b and show er. F U L L PR. $15,000. F.H.A. financed.
ing here at H a rb o r on April 3rd.
It was voted to co n trib u te $10 B rookings B eavers h av e alread y
IN CO M E P R O P E R T Y
on th e 1954 pen n an t, but m ay let
to the Lucky Seven C lub as a
G rossing $200.00 p er m onth now w ith plenty of room for ex p a n ­
sion.
boost in the good w ork th ey are som e o th e r team ta k e it hom e
. ext fall in th e nam e of good
doing in the com m unity.
O u t of tow n ow ner anxious to sell. M ake an offer.
Follow ing the m eeting, a social sportsm anship. In fact, P e te Les-
L arg e hom e on 8.2 ac res—sp rin g w a te r w ith p ressu re pum p.
hour w as enjoyed, w ith re fre s h ­ m e iste r invented baseball s h o rt-
4 room s, b ath and u tility room on first floor are b ea u tifu lly
a
f
te
r
he
cam
e
to
B
rookings,
and
m ents of fruit salad, sandw iches
finished. U pper floor has th re e room s unsealed. 2 c a r g arag e
and cake enjoyed la te in the even­ it w as sm uggled out of h re by a
shop
woodshed. F u ll price, $4.500.
>ger from D rain who w as in th e
ing.
l ire of th e notorious New York
• OCEAN FRONTAGE
Yankees.
BETTY W H IT E HOM E
V ac a n t A c res—100-foot frontage, $2500 and up.
w e could go on and on like
B etty W hite who is a tten d in g
Some lovely 2 an d 3-bedroom hom es on acre lots, $14,500 and up.
S o u th e rn O regon C ollege of E d u ­ this. N ot u n til this m orning did
L IS T YOUR P R O P E R T IE S W IT !' r ’S F O R CO U R TEO U S
cation at Ashland, arriv ed in ac realize w hat a w onderful plact
Irookings
and
H
arb
o
r
was.
How­
lookings T h u rsd ay to spend th e
AND E F F IC IE N T S E R V IC E
HRY
v>eok end w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. ever, w e have to stop. Got to call
p the C h am b er of C om m erce and è ERMA D. RICE, B roker
uui Mrs. B ert W hite.
PHONE 2824
find out the tru th for to d a y
C harles G rayshel , G uy F. R ice
Subscrilie to The B rookings-
ila rb o r Pilot.
F o r C ity P o lic e P h o n e 3193.
J. L. BROWN
Chetco Grange
Initiates 7
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