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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1956)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON Gardner’s birthday and the wed ding anniversary of his son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mr«. Curry County Pomona Grange Lawrence Boardman at a family will be hetd this Saturday with dinner given by another daugh Chetco Grange at Harbor as the ter, Mrs. William Hempel. The host Grange. The meeting will dinner was prepared under dif open at eleven o’clock, with a pot ficulties as the electricity went luck dinner at noon. The lect off at about the time that Mrs. urers program will be held im Hempel was ready to put the Let's Have A Good Football Team mediately after dinner with the chicken in the oven. By using meeting continuing until about stoves that used other fuel, a For The Brookings Harbor Area. four o’clock. dinner for twenty was served The Harbor Community Club / just a little later then has donated a Webster’s un was planned. Besides Mr. and abridged dictionary to the Chet Mrs. Gardner, Mr« and Mrs. co Community Library and had Boardman, those who were to a stand built by Frank P allaad/ gether for the occasion were to hold it. The Community Club Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gardner, Mrs. MINCERS JEWELRY has a big interest in the Library Sadie Meritt, Orville Lock, How as it is a result of the project ard and Elmer Gardner and also the Club started several years about nine grandchildren cf the Lee Willoughby ago to have a library in the area. Gardners. Easter was a special day for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gustafson members of the Fred Gardner enjoyed a few days visit in Oak family as they celebrated Mr. land last week with Mrs. Gust afson’s daughter, Mrs. Gunborg Valentine. Mrs. Gustafson’s two sons, Thor and Ole Ask, and their families of Vashon Island were also there. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis and two children, of Central Point, spent Easter at the home of Mr. Ellis’ mother, Mrs. Ole Lindgren. Another son, Lawrence Ellis, Closing date for registering voters is April 17th — 30 days prcced- who has been making his home in Portland, is now a t the home ing Primary Election. of his mother and is working (Sections 240.050, 247.120, 249.510) here. His family will join him as soon as he can locate a house for rent. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Olive drove to San Francisco last If tlic name of a registered elector has been changed by marriage, week to visit their daughter and she should re-register and cancel out her old registration. her family. Mr. Oliver returned Any person who may complete his residence or become 21 years of home the latter part of the w’eek while his wife remained for c age during the time the registration books are closed preceding longer visit. elections, may register now. Mrs. Lawrence Myers and (Section 247.180) Mrs. Doris Broughton of Madras were houseguests last week at the home of Mrs. Myers’ mother Mrs. Anna Lucas. Mrs. Myers had made the trip at this time If an elector wishes to vote for someone whose name does not appear so that she could visit with her on the ballot, he may write in the name of the person for whom he good friend and neighbor, Aunt Sue Benham, who has been very wishes to vote. ill at the Seaside Hospital, but (Section 247.050) is better at this time. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hastings and son Stephen arrived from Portland last week. Mr. Hast Precinct Memorandum cards are being mailed to registered voters ings had been on a several weeks business trip across the country from the County Clerk’s office. If you are not in the precinct named w’hile his wife rem airbed in Port on the card, return card to Clerk, either by mail or in person, notify land with relatives. ing her of correct precinct apd a new card will be issued. Mrs. Myrtle Schaal returned home Sunday after spending a (Section 250.650) week at Medford, at the home of Mr. Schaafs cousins, Mr. and ★ ★ ★ _ Mrs. Burke. son and Mrs. Thomas Carson went to Portland last week. Don Published By Order of Carsons’ young son underwent Oleta Walter — Curry County C le rk _ another operation on his mouth at the hospital and is getting along fine. They plan to return to Portland this weekend to bring him home. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Carson are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs Ray Fontaine, and Mrs. Carson is receiving medical treatment Mrs. Missouri Tolman left on Thursday for Calisoga where she is visiting her sister, Mrs. Vivian t Begeer. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reiling and family spent the Easter weekend visiting Mrs. Reilings parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Payne and other relatives. Mr. Reiling’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiling drove down from Gold Beach where they are now located for the salmon.fishing, to spend Sunday here. Nick Baumgardner, Sr., was able to be brought home from the Seaside Hospital, Monday. While his condition is improved, This ij o Mainliner he will have to remain in bed Special Six-paitenger for at least a month. HARBOR NEWS The regular meeting of the We've Got The Suits WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT Support the Quarterback Club ELECTION LAWS FOR OREGON VOTERS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ r ★ ★ ★ & fAe/owes/-* o ffh e fors-fiHced r ff>reef 2 -door Sedan complete with Unique Two-tone Bath Air Cleaner. . , Positive Actiort Windshield Wipers . . . Ta* . . . license The guy said he was going into the house and watch the "mahogony knot hole.” «..Interest and carrying chargesl on these style leaders — now at vour Ford Dealer’». Treat yourself to a lest drive. And. at these honest lo- gtxxlness low monthly payments let you i self go! You have 30 months to pay M l you need is 30% cash down or trade. And your present ear should more than i w i ihe down payment. So why wa t Come and get n! Roy rory »’ gMy « h i lottery del This is a complete Ranch W agon — a Mainlmer Six with Unique Two- tone P a in t...O il F ilte r...O il Bath Air C leaner. . . Positive Action Windshield Wipers . . . Tax . . . license ...In te re s t and carrying charge»! prk>s to »'J»*tdval dtulor i pttvng polity DUNNING MOTORS Your Curry County Authorized Ford-Mercury Dealer Brookings Chetco Grange will be hosts If you never do more than just to the Curry County Pomona, on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dial what you are getting paid for, Saturday, April 7th. Judging for left Friday evening for Milton- the state sewing contest will be Freewater, called there by the you will never get paid for more that what you do. held. Mrs. Sylvia Lee, Home Ex-1 death of Mrs. Dial’s father. tension Service will be the judge. Business session will begin at 11 a m. and a program will fol low in the afternoon. Mrs. Clar ence Phipps, of Ophir, is lecturer and Ben Jones, of Brookings, Master. SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, and children, of Cashmire, Wash ington, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. \\ alter Sadler for several days, arriving in time to spend Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Redfield and Donna and Bobbie drove over from Klamath Falls to spend Easter with Mrs. Redfield’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthor Pierce returning Sunday afternoon. LIKE NEW IN GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD — 2 bedroom home, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, fireplace, hardwood floors, $4000.00 down. HOME OX ^6 ACRE IN TOWN, 3 bedrooms, double carport, lawn, shrubs, $11,000 full price, reasonable down- payment. MODERN HOME IN HARBOR WITH HIGHWAY FRONTAGE, double garage and workshop, lawn and garden, well and spring. S7500 down. Miss Rachel Woodward, of Bellingham, Wash, and Miss Ruth Woodward, of Casteiane, California, spent their vacations with their sister, Mrs. Bert De- Moss, returning to their schools where they teach, Sunday. HOME ON 1% ACRES In Harbor, 3 bedrooms, 1 4 baths, wall-to-wall carpet, large workshop. $2500 down. Full Price $12,000. APARTMENTS FOR RENT — $65.00 Partly furnished with bedroom $85.00 Completely furnished with bedroom $67.00 Unfurnished with bedroom CHARLES GRAYSHEL, Agent Mrs. Myrtle Byers, of Mil waukee, Oregon, spent several days last week with Miss Char lotte Rasmussen. ERMA D. RICE — BROKER PHONE 2671 or 2312 STOP SHOP JAYS Quality MEATS FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY ENDS and PIECES ★ ★ Oregon ROT PROTECTION CLUES - To prevent water reaching the wooden timbers upon which a structure is built, place several thicknesses of tar paper between the concrete or stone base and the wood. Make the paper bar rier considerably wider than the surfaces, to better deter cap illary attraction which would otherwise draw water from the ground into the wood, thereby promoting rot. MRS ACKLEY'S NOTES — Mrs. Minnie Neal, of Portland. spent the past two weeks with her niece. Mrs. Charles Stan- hurst She also visited her neph- u s. D. C. and Everett Jaggers. Mrs Stanhurst accompanied her aunt back to Portland for a few days and ajso visited her grand daughter, in Eugene ★ BACON 5 lbs 25CLB SLAB Armour Star ★ ★ ★ By the Piece BACON 490 Pound U. S. CHOICE ★ ★ ★ Pound 89 1 T-BONE STEAK Prime Frozen GRADE A To get a grip on a stuck bottle cap. use a nut cracker. P aint...O il F ilter...O il l e t your ryes Thursday, April 5, 1956 5 CANS ORANGE JOICE Prime Frozen GRADE A PEAS Prime Frozen GRADE A 4 PACKAGES BRUSSEL SPROUTS
