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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1955)
ONE WAY STREET Grange W inchuck Ladies 1 W arning tickets were being ls- gued by Police Chief Bud Cross, ha a new one way street system la front o f the Post Office and Freem an’s M arket was instituted Monday. One way signs were posted from W harf street -north, and from in front of Jakes Barber Shop to the theatre south. Th,? ■treet in front of the Central Building w ill rem n as a two way Street. Cross said. Several p ark ing meters have been removed to facilitate the traffic. The January meeting of the Winchuck Womens club was held a t the Fort Dick home of Mrt. Pearl Henry, a former Winchuck i©6ident, last Thursday afternoon with ten members present. The -election of officers for 1955 was the main business item of busi ness and it-resulted as follows: President, Clara Bowlin; Vice- president, Mary Waterman; Sec retary, Barbara Duffy, and Re- poi ,?r, Mary Braynard. They voted to give $5.00 to the March of Dimes, and the secret pal gift exchange was enjoyed. The February meeting will lx? held at the home of Beulah Keister. Degrees Set For Friday The Ladies Degree team of the Chetco Grange, will .put on the 3rd and 4th degress« at the Grange meeting Friday evening. The 1st and 2nd degrees were exemplified by the regular officers at the last meeting. A Grange pin will be presented to all those completing the degrees at this time. It is exjiected to have a larg? crowd attend the spaghetti feed a t the Grange Hall Saturday eve ning from 6 to 8, when the ladies of tty* American Legion and VFW Auxiliaries and the Grange give the dinner to heip raise needed funds for the observers post on Marina Heights. WINS TV SET Howard Adams, N. Bank Road, was the winner of th© T-V set awarded by Brookings Market last Saturday. Another set, an Admiral will be given away this month. Rend the classified oda they 74th ANNIVERSARY :?rm Rians For •«shier Show >lub Met Thursday Lion’s Auxiliary Has Home Meeting Ah! Comfort at last. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Grooten The Woman’s Auxiliary of the dorst, Brookings, have received Lion's met at the home of Mrs- \vord from the commanding of Al Phillips, and will now cBntinue ficer, Captain B. M. Strean, of to meet in the homes of th? the U. S .” N atal Pre-Flight members. School in Pensacola, Florida, A business meeting was held, that fheir son Hehdirk has arid tfien a candle light initiation graduated from the school. ceremony for Ann Olsten. Al Phillips entertained the lad ies by showing some films he had taken while he was in the Air March of Dimes Corps. Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Pollard served refreshments. Party a Success The next meeting will be Fell. A capacity crowd, a full house 28, at the home of Mrs. Bill and then some jammed into th? Huovila. March of Dimes party sfionsored by th© Lion’s club here Saturday night, at the Cliff House. The sevfcral hundred in attendance contributed more than $400 to the cause at the party. Featuring home talent enter tainment, plus a dance bank, Sherry and her Chaperones, ail donated to the March of Dime's, the party was well received. Ralph Reed was the master of ceremonies for the evening, with Al Phillips serving as chairman of the committee working on the an nual event. Gifts from many town merchants were raffled off, with proceeds going to the fund. The money, along with other realized from various groups, and events, brought the Lions clu? nearer to their goal of $1,500, which was more than was take l in last year. . By an unusually low rate on an insurance policy. You get exactly what you pay for when you buy protec non. < 2» •Group Gathers For Birthday Celebration Mr artd Mrs. Ed Cardwell of Brookings, and a group of friends and neighbors gathered at the Jackawicz Anchorage Saturday night in honor of M^s. Ray Pass- leys’ birthday. —- Dancing was in order, with modern music furnished by r"»rd- well’s tape recorder, and old fash ioned music on liJtrn and accord- ian. by Frank Thomoson and guitar by Ilariy Pa no. Rcf"?-h- ments Were served and gif's o;x n- ed. , A collection was take” a id the proceeds turned over to the March of Dimes. Those present wer« : Mr a d Mrs. Ray Passley, Mr. an«! Mrs. Ed Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, Mr. and Mrs Ross Salvage. Mr. and Mrs. H ar y I’aynv, E. U. Strong. Mr and Mi ; Lest« • J. Flory, Mr and M s Don C. 1. - lone, Mr. and Mrs Gorte. Mr. u «1 Mrs Ira Hull. Mr. a id Mrs. U ’ Thompson, Mr and Mrs Ra • h Young, Mr. and M-s C. W. Spence. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Mrs. Bonnie Leming, Mrs. Olive M. Weise. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Mathiasen, Mr. and Mrs. George Tribur, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith. HELLO WORLD Mr. and Mrs. James Barrett are the proud parents of a baby boy, James Gregory, born Jan. 27 at Ci escent City. Dr. Paul Ron- Mrs. E. L. Carson returned t? niger was in attendance. I Sacramento, Calif, after visiting The Lewis Allen’s had a baby her brother, Ray Moore, here. born, lorn on Jan. 31 at the Sea side hospital. Dr. Paul Ronniger was in attendance. N otv Available for DANCES • Charles H. Grayshel Insurance Agency RED BRIGHTS DANCE BAND Telephone Sm ith River "Lets Build Brookings Together’’ i »3 BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH BROOKINGS WALTER SADLER, Pastor ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE BUT ATTEND Women’s Club Honored Plans were fcelne made fo rthe atellite Social club’s eighth an al fashion show. Committee member^ for the show tf«er^ elected, with Dee White as chair1-5 nan, and Grace Yelton and Helen Hanscam. The com it tee is contacting the apparel stores, and further an nouncements will be made in the near future. Officers of the Satelite Social Club; of the Order of the Eastern Star were elected. Offirers are Mrs. Dee White, presiednt; Mis. Grace Yelton. Vice Pres.; and Mrs. M argaret Breuer, Sec.-Treas. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. White last Thurs day, -Jan. 27. ' ’. ' D O N 'T BE M I S L E D .......... ’ast Presidents of The past presidents of the Smith River Women’s club wen» honored at a dessert luncheon a? the regular meeting on January 14th, in the club room at the com munity hall. Club president Mrs. Billie Brown was host for th_ affair. The head table where the past presidents -were seated was | decorated for the occasion with miniature Myrtle Wood Gavels and card attached stating the year they served as president. These were used as place cards. Club President, Mrs. Brown re viewed the activities since it was organized in 1932, with 23 mem bers joining as charter members. The projects sponsored by th? club has been the local library and baby clinic. During the business session re «V J». .'A* ports ere given by committee Miss Patricia (Pat) Cook, a chairman Eunice Farris, Ameri former Brookings High School canism Chairman, announced the student who now resides in Los Americanism pot luck supper and Angeles has joined the Roger program sponsored by American Wagner Chorale; a group famous Legihn Post 712, and Auxiliary ’o for-its concerts in the .Hollywood be held Friday evening February 11. at the Community Hall. B qw I. A spring flower show is, plan M % Wagner has just finished the thousand «and one concert •/» ned, with the date to be an , that huge am[>hitheatre. Pat is nounced later. A pot luck supper and program now working on the Verdi “Re quiem”. Her first performance with Mabel Browne as chairman was in Carl Orff’s “Carmina is planned for Thursday evening Burana” with Alfred Wallenstin? February 24 at the Community Hall. This is a family night for and the Philharmonic. In addition to other perform club members and their family. ances the group provides the ac The regular club meeting will be companiment for Joan Davis held Friday afternoon, February "I Married Joan” series on tel '- vision. The Chorus also worked in Attends Chamber of Com. “The Robe” and "The KgyptwmJl Clinic in Medford Brookings Emblem Club To Meet on February io The Brookings Emblem Club will meet on Thursday, February 10th at 8:00 p.m. in the V. F. W. Hall. Initiation will be held, and this will be the last initiation before th? club's formal installation, which will be held or» February Add 200 Square Feet 26th-. Charter membership is still On To Phone Office open for anyone wanting to be a An addition is being built charter member in the organi the Brookings office of the W< zation. Coast Telephone Co., according word from the supervisors off Initiate Five Into in Crescent City. The addition it he present building will be abc Local Elks Lodge 200 feet, allowing more line equ The local Elks lodge initiated ment to be put in for future < five new members at the held pansion here last Thursday. Those joining the lodge were Dr. Paul Ronniger. Art Trepanier, Lee Smith and Too Late To Classify Stanley Beard of Brookings, and WANTED TO BUY Oe 48 inch Frank Pro.pes of Gold Beach. roll-a-way bed. Sic Dot Buzz The Elks meet every Thursday Bee Diner. - 5 0 -1 -n evening in th«»ir new quarters in th? Kessler-Weideman building FOR SALE—Duo Therm The next social event for the heater, like new, $30.00, if Elks will he a big Valentine'.', this week. J. F. Rhoads Day dance, Saturday night, F e b , house above Easy “ST. 12th. _5 Pioneer. SELLS INTEREST HERE Mrs. Dora Marcy has sold her interest in the L and D Woodyard of Brookings and Jacksonville, Ore. to Milton Anderson. Mr. Marcy and Mr. Anderson will continue to operate the busi ness under the same name. They haven’t operated the business here since August, but plans on coming Mrs. Maud, P?tty, and her son, FOR SALE — 1952 Trotwood back to Brookings in several Jim called on the Max Brainards, months if possible. trailer, 18'i ft. very g«xxl con Sunday. Mrs. Petty had a sewing dition. clean, well insul. Fully shop here some years ago. equipped, sleep four, $900 oi Brookings Lodge "Jimmy” is building them a new reasonable cash offer. Retween home at Cave Junction. Mr. Petty 4th and 5th on Easy St. died, suddenly, about a year ago. _________ ________ - 50-4-e B.P.O.E. No. 1934 Royal Saunileis, who was a boy Meets every Thursday 8 p. m. here, is miving his family back Kesseler-Weideman Bldg. from Santo Rosa. (All Elk members welcome) 3 bedroom home, modern, yoiing business executive will lease Call 2631. W ÀNTÊDTÔ RENT CHURCH FARM EQUIPMENT tf^you hove no church home, ire invite you to Worship with us. J . F . C A R D IN E T ROY DEO TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT A uthorized Ford Tractor Dealer BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S Phone 283 1040 2nd St. Crescent City. Calif. ONE-HALF ACRE LOT IN HARBOR AREA—Level and cleared with good drilled well. Iteady to build on. Short distance from hiway. Eas yterms available or nice reduction for cash. I i ’s <’ nt time again! . . . the once a year chance for you to itKAL money on a genuine Sealy Innerspring M a tin ,s! No v.am1 r really value wise women wait all y e .r i irtt »bif ; >sl sale : in Ihe bedding business! Here’s an al iliiuiv matchless value : because only Sealy brings vi u i at!-n \L\N< E hhmnkss in an innerspring m attress priceo so low! So come in today ! Che« k these great Sealy A nniw rsary features: O SAME H!OH COIL COUNT AS TOP-QUALITY, LUXURY m a t h . l ; sesi • sXME TRE-BUILT BORDERS FOR YEARS OF EXTRA WEAR! • SA’Ac TRU-BAIANCE INNERSPRING CONSTRUCTION, FOR Til*. HIAUHFUL FIRMNESS PIONEERED BY SEALYI O SAME QUALITY MATCHING DOX SPRING, JUST $39.951 j SckiiUiicsKy firm , Heaîthfu! S!seping Comfort! Na f ’a «ilia* I« a Ba«"l Sleep “Straight As An A n W I 3-BEDROOMS, FU LL, BASEMENT A superior type home only l 'a miles from citv. Fine view of Chetco river with easy access for boating. Knotty pine interior finish, fireplace, extra built-ins. Balreny, patio and other special features. Nearly 14 acres containing several choice building sites. gerous "curve’*, awukon tired, unreeled. COZY HG HI MAIV. HC.—1955 On a S m I v Anniversary M a t- tre e a . th a n k s to S a a ly ’ a h x t h a e u n p o rt w h e re y o o r body need« i t ! I t ’s a fin e r, FIRM K t m a t tree, th a t hstpa you w a k e re fre s h e d a n d tru ly rented! UKr M ’ïïl Ten acres on Chetco R’dge Road with substantia) 3-room house. All mtxiern convertiencts Drastic reduction to only $3000 full price. 'Harms. Same owner has 20 acres with some timber priced at $4000. ’’That njust be a SAFECO FIVE ACRES with very well built house has fireplace and many other desirable features. Ideal for large family. Short ilistance from Brookings off North Bank road. Just reduced to $10,500 for quick sale. agent! Thery's al ways one close by when you need help.” HOME AND BUSINESS LOTS A wide selection of ltications from $600 and u p: Several with low «Town "paythenTs and ’small monthly installments. T H E N EW AUTO IN S U T IA H -^ PLAN THAT IS S A V IN « 17. C V F O R C A R E F U L M O T C U iS T S Practically new modem 2-bedrooni home with 150 ft. frontage an lower Winchuck river. Ideal for boat landing. Ill health forces owners to sell. Full price $7500. Terms. Adjoining lot also available. By insuring careful drivers only, substantial sa -ngs . - passed on to the policy'.1. k. f. (An, you quaufy? Co...< > H EN D R ICKS FU R N ITU R E today and get the mo:..y city and rural property ’2 story. Sea Homer Haggerty or Eva Lae Long We Also Specialize in Insurance Coverage P h o n e 3311 FOR SALE— 3-Room. Bath, Kit chen, Garage. Woodshed. Spring water. About 1/3 Acre. Just outside Brookings, off North Chetco road. Near city water road. $3,000, some terms. G. E. Knisel Box 995 Brookings —50-1-pp FOR SALE—Furnished house, 3 rooms, bath, utility room. Re duced from $1300 to $900. Bal., $3200. Across from sub-station on Pacifis Ave. —50-2c Large ocean-front lot elso adjoining lot. Has almost new 3 room furnished house Ideal for couple. Fine rock promontory for surf fishing. Total price. $7500. Some terms. PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor LOST Billfold. Return to Deal Hampton. $5.00 reward o money in wallet—which ever i more. Plywood plant or Bo: 308. -50-2-1 WANTED -TO RENT—2 or 3 bedroom house, » responsible party. Call John Brown. —50-1-p T H IS SEAL LIST WITH US -We have prospects for nearly all types of Worn, loo-eoft mat I reaaea offer little or no support for vour body! Y ou slum p into a d an President of the Brookings- Harbor Chamber of Commerce, Charles Gioyshal, and one of the groups directors, N. V. Strommen spent Saturday and Sunday in Medford, attending a Chamber Clinic with members of Southern Oregon organizations. Many items 1 of interest to community better ment were on th? agehda. PETE J. LEMEISTER, Realtor Phone 3311 BROOKINGS Low Semi-Annual• Preiuiums^-No Membership Fees WANTED TO RENT—Space for trailer house with garden spot available- W rite box 15—Pilot —50-lp FOR SALE 1950 Buick Special 4 door sedan, good rendition, one owner, Dynaflow drive— $975.00, terms, see Wixxiward, 2 mi. south Oregon border, cor al colored house, Hiway 101. FOUND—Found movement watch that has lost out of case Ou ner can have by ¡«lentifyim, and paying for advertisement’ Inquire at Pilot Office. —50-1-c FOR SALE—1950 Jeep, good con dition, low mileage, winch on front, contact Dar:el Allsop, Wharf St. , —50-1-c FOR SALE—157 acres in pasture, 40 head cattle. Large modern home furnished, tractor and «’quipment, other buildings, and tools. Will sell cheap on ac count of health. R. E. Simmons, Cape Farello, Brookings, Ore. ____________ _____________ --5 0 -tf B R O O K IN G S • TOO CAM FAY MOtt BUT YCU CAN’T BUY BITTER THAN tAFECO W A N T E D — Dish washer. Chetco Cafe. Apply —50-1-c
