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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1956)
* Harbor News Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carson left Wednesday evening for P at ton, California to attend the fun eral of Mrs. Carson's aunt, Mrs. Ray Robertson, which was held o n Friday afternoon Mrs. Car- son's mother, Mrs. Miriam Barnes of Smith River, has been in Patton with her sister for the past six weeks, she wdl retorn with the Carsons. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Graham ¡arrived home Thursday after spending the winter months in San Diego, as is their anual custom. They and Mrs. Graham’s brother, Chalmer Lindsley will soon start to make the trips to town and around in the M<xlel T Ford roadster they use for transportation while at their home up the south bank of the Chetco. Mrs. Gene Reiling and four children and Mis Lister Stand- ley and son left for their homes fEast coast for European duty. ton by Mr Strominen’s sister, in Grants Pass Thursday, after Mils Harriet Jarvis, who has Mrs. J. H. Weigel who wil’ visit vis ting for a few days at the been visiting the F'ielder family at the home of her daughter. home of Mrs. Reilings parents, for the past several weeks, also They returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wallace left for ner home In Southern Mr. and Mrs Herbert Payne. and family arrived Sunday and L. G. St a fiord has been con California lfet week. Mrs Hugh Dawson (Bonnie are visiting Mrs. Wallace’s relat fined at the Seaside Hospital for the past couple of weeks and is Kay Mincer i is visiting her ives while looking for a place reported to 1 m ? in a very serious parents. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Mincer to rent and Mr. Wallace looks for a few weeks after living in for work. Their home at Wil condition. Little Rosalie Joy has joined El Paso while her husband was liams was burned to the ground shortly before the first of the tiie Jack McCord family, IW<! She In training at Fort Bliss,,,Mr. makes It an even half dozen, Dawson is on his way to Ger year and they have been living three boys and three girls. The many for a years service, and she in Santa Rosa just recently. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodard little six pound twelve ounce will join him soon after he ar returned home Sunday after a rives there with his unit. girl was born at the Seaside Mrs. L. A. Peterson had as her five-week trip which took them Hospital on March 14th Kenneth Fielder. Machinist houseguests last w^ek her sister. to the desert country of South Mate, left last week for Bremer Miss Susie Peers of San Fran' ern California to escape the ton, Washington to join his car cisco; her cousin, Miss Ethel E. | local winter weather. They re rier, the Franklin D. Roosevelt, Fisher, of Washington, D C. and port having a wonderful time after a few days leave at the Miss Anne W. Linde, of Elyria, and that the weather was fine. They spent two weeks of their home of his parents, Mr. and Ohio. Mr. and Mrs N. V Strommen vacation in Indio and a week of Mrs. Allan Fielder. Kenneth will have quite a bit of travel befoie made a trip to Eugene last it at Yuma, Arizona. Now Mr. he gets another leave home, as w?ek. leaving on Thursday. They Woodard will be filled full of the Roosevelt is going to the were accompanied as far as Elk vim, vigor, and vitality to really 20 NEW HOMES TO BE BUILT BY A LOCAL BUILDER In the City of Brookings — AND NO GUESS WORK ABOUT IT — READY TO GO NOW! - Thursday, March 15, 1956 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON P/XGE TW ELVE — FHA INSURED LOANS sell Chevrolets for Bill P.uckner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mo&ier enjoyed the weekend in Coos Bay where they attended the parade of Barbershop Quartets. While not a part of a quartet, Mr. Mosier enjoyed singing inform ally with several of the quartets taking part in the Parade before the program. viewers are inclined to believe ings Plywood team s. In th e th ird set of th e evening it was a planet or huge star. he upset w’as pulled by t h e 1 Could plant spuds now, and 3 & H Logging Supply team over the Brookings Machine Shop other garden truck within reason team as the Loggers won three and losing one game and thus drove the Machiners one posit ion further down in the league standings. For the winning Log- . gers Irv Jones again led the way with 553 pins and was closely followed by Homer Haggerty • Monday nights bowling league with 546 and Ray Gadberry with again was an upset night for the 527 for the wins. For the losing Machine boys leading teams as the lowest in Mack Malcolm wrs high with standing teams made it a clean sweep over thr* leaders. In the 533 pins and Jesse Hoagland Reel Estate first set of the evening the turned in 494 pins. In the final set of the evening Brookings-Harbor Pilots made it Agency a clean-up night by romping the the Dunning Motors and the i co-leaders by * winning all four Littrell Parts teams split their | • Insurance games. For th? winning Pilots, games two to two, thus both teams gained ground on the Art Guthrie set the pace with 540 pins and Joe Murphy turned leaders. For the Motor Men Bob , « Notary Collier led the way with 506 in 486 pins. pins followed by Harold Roop For the losing Plywood team Public Neil Martin led the way with with 466 pins. For the Littrell Parts Men. j 510 pins and was followed by WHILE LEONARDS Tiny Drake led the way with Henry Houvila with 486 pins. ARE AWAY . . . 528 pins and Bud McCourt fol In the second set of the even HAL PRUITT ing the Wards Gas and Appliance lowed with 466 pins. Phone 2341 or 3762 team also made it a clean sw’eep 26 14 NEW 3-BEDROOME HOME. over the other coleader. Les I Kerr Hardware Brookings Plywood, 26 14 $12,500 on FHA terms, locat Dimmick set a very fast pace B & II Logging.............. 22 18 ed among new homes, large with a 587 series which was also Brookings Machine........ 21 19 lot, fireplace, and garage. gixxl for high series of the even Wards Gas & Appliance .20 20 ing. He was followed by Archie VIEW OF OCEAN & CITY. Hendricks who turned in 554 Brookings-Harbor Pilot..18 22 2-Bedrooms, fireplaoe, water Dunning Motors.............. 15 25 pins and Bob Dimmick with 545 Littrell P a rts ................... 12 28 system, 2 acres, $9,800 on oins for the win. For the losing Hardware team easy terms. Bud Lowe paced off with 523 FLARE IS SEEN — OLDER HOME WITH NICE pins and Bob Kerr followed with YARD, bedroom down, bed Sunday night a huge flare was 430 pins. room and half up, attached reported o: shore and remained By virtue of these two clean in sight for over an hour. Ac garage lots of flowers and sweeps, the league leadership cording to some observers, it shrubs, large lot, walking dis still remained tied between the became dim toward the last and tance of town. $6,500 on easy Kerr Hardware? and the Brook changed to pinks and reds. Some terms. Bowling News — TIME TO PLANT GARDEN cute little home on S acre of black rich soil, nice flower garden and room for large garden. $6,750. — $750 down, balance like rent. - (It took the builder nearly one year to arrange this financing) SKT TH K S T Y U PACK FO R Ml/XI BI SELECT YOUR HOME NOW MOVE IN WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION IS APPROVED DIDIYIDDAL HONES - Not A Project In A District That Would Be Tops In Any Town EACH HOME INDIVIDUAL, You Pick the Colors + EACH HOME INDIVIDUALLY FINANCED + EACH HOME FHA INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION ir EACH HOME SOLD AT FHA APPRAISED PRICE T 4-1 IT?'! MEN'S INSURE ALL WOOL Light Gray — Light Blue Splash AND YOU CAN REBUILD IN THE EVENT OF Tan Splash (No Get-Rich Prices) + J Light Blue * 3 ACRES, NORTH BANK ROAD, good home with bed room down and attic fully floored with 2 big windows, garage, near grade school and on high school bus line. Only k 6.850 on easy terms. $39.95 EACH HOME ON PAVED STREET WITH CURB - PUBLIC SEWER SYSTEM (New Sewer Starts Here) FIRE HAL PRUITT Phone 2341 or 3762 _____ » /M f frg e ..... PRICES RANGE $13,500. to $16,000. if EVERY HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS - Some have an extra room ir EVERY HOME HAS A FIREPLACE - Some Have 2 + EVERY HOME HAS LOT 8 0 x 100 FEET OR MORE * EVERY HOME HAS BATH - * EVERY HOME HAS A GARAGE - Some are Double DON ANDERSON (one of the best) At The Piano HERE ARE THE TERMS ON ST. 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