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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1955)
• 1 Change Coast Groups Office To Newport Verne Ayers, recently named to • HARBOR NEWS will have to remain in Portland of another daughter, MrS_. Gene for a short time before she can Reiling, and to help celebrate the fifth birthday of Mrs. Reiling’s make the trip home. head the organization’s public relations activities will function daughter, Nina. A birthday party Here the Harbor column is back Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer en was enjoyed by all, with the Har in Waud's place. again. We’ve heard that soma The winter meeting of the as have missed it for the past month. joyed a two weeks trip which took bor visitors returning home the sociation’s directors has been set \Me hope that they did, and them to several California points next day. including Santa Rosa, San Fran Offices of the Oregon Coast for Feb. 27 at the Paddock at weren’t just being polite. If you cisco, Daly City, Chico and Red Yachats at which time a complete have any news items for the next ding, v i s i t i n g relatives and Association were moved February 1 from Tillamook to Newport and report on the recent activities of three weeks, please leave them at friends. While at Boyes Hot Reception is Held have been set up in the Sunder the organization will be discussed. the Harbor Post Office, or phone Springs, near Santa Rosa, they For Rev. Shideler Plans for a concerted drive to ma them in to the Pilot office, as it is land building. were guests at the home of Mr. The St. Timothy Guild of the The move was made at the in terially increase the membership news of what our neighbors are and Mrs. William Eickoff, former and a stepped qp promotional Episcopal church held a reception do(ng that makes the paper inter stigation of the association’s d i local residents. They helped cele for Father Shideler Sunday ev e rectors at the annual meeting in campaign designed to attract ad esting reading. brate Mrs. Eickoff’s Wirthday on order to have a more centrally ditional visitors to the coastal re Bob Lee hated to go into Han- the 21st, when a group of her ning from 5:30 to 7:30. A buffet supper was served. T h ' located headquarters, according sort areas are well underway, he scams the first of the week to friends there gave her a surprise said. tablv was beautifully decorated to Don Houghton, president. check up on how much he owed party. Norris L. Wellbaum, a Navy for all the merchandise credit with yellow daffodil, and acacia Resignation of Arthur O. Waud, veterart and graduate of Texas slips he gave out during his grand Mr .and Mrs. A Hoffeldt where in a polished brass container. Yei- manager for the past 2 years was also anounced effective Feb. ?. A & I has been hired to obtain opening of the Harbor Richfield dinner guests at the home of Mr. low candles were placed in brass Wauiïs real estate holdings and material for the association’s 1955 station last week-end. The report and Mrs. O. D. Arp Sunday, th ? candelabra. About 50 guests were present, personal affairs in Tillamook travel guide now being prepared is that he pumped over 3600 gal event being in honor of Mrs. Hof- including Rev. Osterme>?r. Rev. lons alone. Congratulations, Bold feldt’s birthday. made it impractical for him to for early release. Bobby Chapman of Farmington, move with the office, Houghton Herbert Payne, his daughter, and MJ'S. Sadler, and Rev. and Read the classified ads—they pay New Mexico is spending some Mrs. Sonny Chapman and her two Mrs. Ed McClain. said. time here at the home of his children drove to Grants Pass on The children wen? served in the brother, Sonny Chapman. He January 29th tp visit at the home childrens room downstairs. plans to-return to New Mexico to work in the uraniam mines when, they start operating again in the ONE-HALF ACRE LOT IN HARBOR AREA- LeVel and spring. — o - , cleared with good drilled well. Ready to build on. Short distance 4- Carroll Reekman spent the from hiway. Eas yferms available or nice reduction for cash. week-end at the home of his 3-BEDROOMS, FULL BASEMENT—A superior type home mother, Mrs. Milton Foster. Car- only l ’-i miles from city. Fine view of Chetco river with easy roll, a local man, has been trans access for boating. Knotty pine interior finish, fireplace, extra ferred from the Eugene office to huilt-ins. Balcony, patio and other special features. Nearly the Public Utilities Commission to 14 acres containing several choice building sites. a permanent assignment in Med Large ocean-front lot also adjoining lot. Has almost new 3 ford. < ’54 B'UICk like new only 6,000 miles room furnished house Ideal for couple. Fine rock promontory ~ , The directors of the Harbor for surf fishing. Total price, $7500. Some terms. New Car Warranty « Rifral Fide Protection District Can’t tell this one from the new models will hold their regular meetings Ten acres on Chetco R’d»e Road with substantial 3-room house. the first Wednesday evening of All modern convertiencts Drastic reduction to only $3000 full each month at the Grange Hall. price. Torms. Same owner has 20 acres with some timber ’54 CHEVROLET “210” 4 d<x>r sedan only 10,000 priced at $4000. 1 Mr. and Mrs William Dubs i ' m n v n l ivcentlv from the o il miles Good 2-bedroom house on Ransom Avenue, partly furnished Cooley place near the Winchuck Another o iv of these new car warranty bargains Almost half acre of ground. Good ocean view. Full price $7250. to the George Rush house in Terms. Brookings. HOME AND BUSINESS LOTS. A wide selection of locations only ’53 IXHXiE <X>RNETT tmly. . . trnly W. W. Smith left Monday l0 f from $600 and up. Several with low down payments and small Pomona, California whenev he will 2,200 iniles monthly installments. visit at the home of his daughter, A one owner c a r . A BETTER BUY Practically new modem 2-bedroom home with 150 ft. frontage Mrs. J. M. Detwiler for a- few on tower Winchuck river. Ideal for boat landing. Ill health days. He will go to Detroit front forces owners to sell. Full price $7500. Terms. Adjoining lot there to take delivery of i new ’53 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION SEDAN also available. Dodge Station wagon. You must see this one Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearmin" Automatic Transmission L18T WITH U 8 - W e have prospects for neatly all types of enjoyed a months visit with rela tives and friends in Los Angeles city and rural property ’51 CHEVROLET BEL AIR priced to sell over the holidays, returning home 8ee Homer Haggerty or Eva Lee Long recently. 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