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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1955)
A BROOKINGS-HARBOR Thursday, PILOT - BROOKINGS/ OREGON HARBOR NEWS DIMMIGK BROTHERS B rookings M kt. Mrs. H. J. Weigel accompanied by her granddaughter. Diana Hendercr. returned home Sunday after visiting in Elkton for the past two wpeks. WhH-' then? sh« attended the eighth grade grad uation of her grand<'oiv~Charlis Henderer, wno is we’) known here a$ h ? has v is’te d his ‘»ran J r o - e " ts every summer for the past sev eral years. M rs St Ila Gluiden of Santa krv».T but a form er-resident of Harbor, spent several days vis’t- ing at the horr?’ of Mr. and Mis. RRoped O liver and transacting bus- giness. She particularly came a» this time to sfcend Memorial Day in this area. Mr. and Mrs. .Tar»vs Smith en- jov<«d a visit from their son-in-law :md daughter, M r. and Mrs. Barn- ; v "'arntbo"se of Ash'and o v r 'll Iemorial Pay vnekend. The B ♦nthpuses expect to tx> hack again in a couple of wteks for a longer visif hero? Coriiv A Priekey who has been convalescing at home fbr th? nn t month was »aken again to Sea- ■!de Hospital on Tuesday M«v ’ 34th by rmhiilancc for further i t-''->tmrnt fcr niuncs incurv'd in a loeuinjr accident March 18th They have taken the cast off and will he on crutches before too long. Recent visitors at th? Brickey hom- wer M r Bricker s parents. M t. and Mrs. C E. Brick- and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W llliard and daught- er of Glendale, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs Robert McKee of I.ako|x>rt spent several days here Tlw nday Jaaa 2ad ta Saturday June 4th WESSON OIL 59c SUNSHINE. 1 lb. pkg. KRISPY CRACKERS ARMOUR'S 12 oz. can CHOPPED BEEF 35 c 5 I BLAIR'S PIC lii c . . . | PARK TOMATOES I THEATRE CRESCENT CITY, POPULAR BRANDS 1.65 CIGARETTES..................... Carton . Reg. size T o w els NO W PLAYING ENDS SATURDAY ! .. . O a t o f the page« of the ntott amazing itory ever w ritten come o f them all! Per Pound HOLIDAY 19c OLEO KIRK DOUGLAS-JAMES M S M wa. t " « _ jn n DIAMOND " A " Sliced . . 3 03 can GREEN BEANS DROMEDARY C O C O N U T ............. , . % lb. pkg. 9c - PRODUCE - - MEAT - Sunk ist Nice Lean Perk Steak .. . 1 4 9 X . 2lc - Lenons 1 15' 7 Solid Fresh Center Cut Park R o a s t. . 1 4 7 ' Lettuce lb 1OC Rogue River Assorted 1 59' l a t t a i Beef . B Z 5 ' R babarb. . . 3 i I 9 c Sunkist 150 size O ranges. . . 2 1 Z 3 C M ajor Hollywood Studio Preview FRIDAY M IDNIGHT JUNE 3 A LW A YS 2 TO P F E A T U R E S P L A Y IN G A T T H E M ECCA T H E A T R E I f you desire to receive our Monthly Program by mail, please send your name and address to the Mecca Theatre, Crescent City, California. I I You See The BIG ONES FIRST At the PIC THEATRE in CRESCENT CITY Jage 5 -» test w e e k ' visiting Mr. McKee's mother. Mrs. M ery W atermen end his sister, Mra. Ralph Keiser. C arro ll Reekman, of Ashland and Ray Reekman of Oretech spent the M em orial Day weekend at tho home of their mother, Mrs M ilto n Foster. M r. and Mrs. WHliam Tolm left Sunday for their home in Bandon a fte r spending aeveral days here. W h ile they were here they took in tho Azalea Krstivs and Mrs. Tolman attended the Harbor Community Club meeting on Friday at the home of Mrs E. E. Hanscam. Sr. ! Mrs. Bertha Moore spent the weekend here visiting at tho Roy Hendry home on the Winchuck She attended the Harbor Cbm m unity Club meeting on Friday «Bernoon and took in the Azalea Festival. H er daughter, Mrs. E m est Cassell drove up from Ores cent °n Sunday to take Mrs Moore back home, the two women stopping at the Smith River cem- e,erY to leave flowvrs. Mrs. Moore is an old time resident of this area- a t ' one time owning lying RidKe- now th< Frank Waldien ranch °n the Upper Chetco, then rnov*nK to what is now the O tto Turley place. She is a charter member ot Chetco Grange and was w r y active in the Grange wor*t while she lived here Mr. and Mrs O ’ne Rolling and children spent the weekend at th ■ home of Mrs. Reiling’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Payne T h r v also visited relatives in Gold Beach while over in this area ___ __ Beta Sigm Phi H O L Ì. Initiates Pledges Three new pledges were in itiat ed into the Beta Io ta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday evening M av 17. Dorothy Lewis. Barbara Pollard and M ay Salisbury be came the newest members of the soroity's .Brookings chapter, In a formal ceremony at the home o f Mrs. Alice Putnam, Beta Iota's sponsor. Following the candlelight ritual, refreshments were sersed, and, as n special surprise from Mrs. P ut nam, color and black-and-white photographs of the group were taken of the group by Frenehie Arrell. The icst of the ewning was devoted to a musical?.-with M r*. Putnam and B arbaralPollaid playing duets on the organ and piano. Betty Young and Alice Brown sang soloes and group aing- lng concluded the entertainment. ’•■.CNIC Faith L o th '¡(.it Church w ill hold their Sun.’..y Sch.tol picnic and congregation get together on Sunday June 5, in the Azalea Park. The committee in charge held their meeting at the home or' Mrs. Ed Scho?nbeck to make the final arrangements. A ll par ents and members are urged to attend th? picnic. The daughter of M r. and Mrs. Pete Lesm eister.D o ro th y (Mrs. Leo Garabedtafll and her husband Leo wen? house vnests at the Les- meisters over the week end. The Garabedians are from Fresno, Ca fornia. Also visiting were friends from Portland, M r. and Mrs. Frank Stark. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Buchanan traveled to Grants Pass over the woek end to visit her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones. COOS - CURRY DIRECTORY Upper ChetCO School 1 Has Railroad Trip The pupils of the Upper Chetco school celebrated the last day of school Friday In a big way. Leav ing about four in the morning, they drove to Grants Pass in time to travel on the 7:12 train from that city to Ashland, th«» first train trip for many of the children. They were met at the station there by the ones who drove from Grants Pass and taken through Lithia Park to the zoo." It was there that Miarilyn Thort-* on almost lost some hair to a monkey who reached through the mesh in th? cage and took a good solid hold and pulled. They alap tried the Lithia W ater, but most of them didn’t drink much of the famous brew. From Ashland they drove to Greybaek Camp-out,of Cave Junc tion where they had lunch before going through the Oregon Caves, and from there home, tired but contented w ith a perfect day. The group was headed by the two teachers of the Upper Chet co School, Herseeli Cheney and M rs Ester Waldien, both of whom have signed contracts to teach then? again next year. A ll the pupils except two, Em ily Leeds and Donald Scherer made the trip, the group being made up of the following students: Blain W ald ien, Virginia W ilber, Nancy Over man, GV»nna Giddings, Dean Gid dings. B ill Nixon. M ike Nickerson, Jan Williams. John Ovehman, De- lores Shaw, Judy Nicherson, D e anna Giddings, Janet Green, Linda Kiser, Donna Thorton, Sonya Thomas, Alan Payne, John Shaw, Marilyn Thorton, Ralph Galiigher, Gig Galiigher, Kenneth Cooper, Jo? Boyd, Douglas Leeds, Tommy Thomas, Connie Payne, Jan Thom as, Bobby Jean Boyd. Judy Sparks and Vicki Hodge«, The adults ac companying the group were M r. Cheney,, Mrs. Waldien, M r. and Mrs. Gene Thomas, Henry Spark«, Mrs. Grace Shaw, Mrs. Gladys Payne, Mrs. Neva Thorton, Mrs Alio? Overmftn, Mrs. Wilda Pooh? Mrs Tommy Lou Galiigher. Mrs. Roberta Boyd and Donald Payne. Our new telephone directory is-going to press. • If you have any changes to be made in your name, address, telephone number, or if you wish new list ings or advertising, please contact our business office at once. D O N T’T DELAY . . . ACT* TODAY! TLLtfRIU (IKMIÏ Let's Have Fun This Summer I Come oa out to Gasquet and let us show you how 1 You can swim in our beautiful heated pool; sit at-our fancy milk bar and have a delicious sandwich and ice cream concoction; have all you can eat from our tempting smorgasbord for only $1.75 .(children fr.o o ); play ping pong, or dance to the Hammond Organ; or just relax and lounge in the sun. Swim mers only require membership cards, $2.50 each. Otherwise, we are open to the public. A life-guard is always on duty and we have a special instructor to teach you to swim. Come on out in the sun ,and have fun. We also are available for private parties at special rates GURNEY'S COUNTRY CLUB GASQUET. CALIFORNIA 18 Miles East of Crescent City on Highway 199 W illiam Chenoweth, son of M r. and Mrs. Georp? Chenoweth, o f 1 Cold Beach, i? reportid to have committed suicide there, by gun shot, Monday Chenoweth, agf ebout 48, was a native of the county and was a member of one of the older fam ilii« here, ---------- — True!' - nrdnerv took a holiday so the San Franc'sco produce m arket was not open Monday, as | usual. This means that distribut- ' ion of fresh produce was delayed a day, locally, at teaat. nowfer Olympial Relax for a moment with a companion and enjoy the distinctive taste of this western refreshment favorite. th» W ater'th.t Q4.NSMA MCWINC C0MFANV, O b » » * . WsW. U. ». A * ® 1 BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S j Substantial 2-bedroom house In good condition on big lot, only h a lf block from Chetco Avenue. Large living room w ith picture window, also large unfinahed attic suitable for 2 additional bedrooms. This w ill m ake some fam ily a fine home. >8,000 on terms. Approximate 7 acres good land on South Bank Chetco R iver road. Only 82,000 on easy terms or >1,800 cash. Almost completed, modern 3-bedroom bouse on 60 x 118 lot, close to shopping center. Has 1100 sq. ft. not Including attached garage. F u lly plastered, insulated ceilings, flagstone fireplace, hardwood floors birch kitchen cabinets, u tility room. A re al buy for only >10,300. Can be financed. Also house, some floor plan, now well under construction. Modern 2-bedroom house, 2 years old, on good lot. Nice district in H arb o r area. >9500 on terms. A cheaple: 2-room cottage with start of addition on 10 by 280 foot l o t 82250 on easy te rn » to rig h t party, o r Oibatantial reduction fp r cash. »-bedroom home on concrete foundation w ith h a lf acre land. Clooe in. Purchaser can tak e over present coo- t r a c t T o ta l price >7,500. 5 acres nbrth of Brookings. Has concrete foundation and sub-floor for large house, also concrete baaement fo r a second house. W ell and electric pump. F a r below coat a t 93,500 fu ll price Easy term s - ♦ Alio Insurance for Every Need—and at prices you cannot beat—ask us for quotation. P i n J. LESMEBTER, Roohor Phone B i ! ' f \ Bkookings, Oregoo
