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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1956)
PAGE EIGHT BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT BROOKINGS, OREGON NEARLY 250 AT CONCERT An entHu.siastic audience of approximately 250 attended the Annual Spring Concert present 'l l by the high school music de partment last Thursday, May 11. T he varied program presented by the high school band, girl’s ■chorus and mixed chorus was 'well received. Three small ensemb'es consis ting of a girl’s quartette with Marlene Olson, Kay Nichols, -Judy Sadler and Jackie Smith; •a saxophone trio played by Mel- •odie Brimm, Sylvia Gates and -Joan Kanick; and a girl’s trio •of Ann Baldwin, Sandy Whil- Jock and Cathlene Heckathorn were also featured on the pro- • Shaving h Slicker — Blade Changing Quicker ^Gillette B LU E B LA D E S IN H A N D Y DISPENSER with NOTICE OF DEATH OF A CANDIDATE This is to certify that Angus Gibson, of Lane County, a can didate for election a-s a delegate from the State at Large to he Republican National Convention, has died. The procedure for can celling his name from the bal lots is set forth in O.R.S. 250.180 which is made applicable to pri mary elections by O.R.S. 249.520. / s / Earl T. Newbry, (SEAL) Secretary of State The Primary Election will be he’d this Friday as everyone should know by this time. For Harbor voters whose registra tions are in the Chetco Precinct, the election will be held in the dining room of the Grange Hall and you enter by the rear door. The members of the election boards for this precinct are as follows: Day board, Chairman Andrew Hoffeldt, Milton Fos. ter, Lillian Zumpfe, Irerke Mc Elect ( LA. A. ( )fficers Pherson and Marie Guerretez; Election of G.A.A. officers for the counting board has as its the following school term, was chairman Bob Chambers, and held on May 3. The new officers Edna Weigel, Mary McMann, are. President, Dian Simons; Dorothy K -mp and Polly Clen vice-president, Jackie Smith; denin. They will be kept busy r.s secretary, Loretta Hallman;! nearly 150 new registrations treasurer, Nancy Cummings and were taken for this precinct historian, Darlene McAllister. I since last general election. — On account of the election be Mr. D. D. Williams hps been i ing held at the Grange Hall, the selected to receive a $100 schol-, regular Grange meeting which arship to the 3rd annual econ comes on the same evening will omic education workshop, June! not start until about nine o’clock 18 July 6. This workshop will in order to give the counting be held in Portland and is spon board time to move their books sored by the Oregon State Sy- into the dining nxim alter the tem of Higher Education. polls close at eight o’clock. Too Late Classify GARDENS ploughed and disked. ■ use Farmall Super-C Tractor. Ph. 3622. I). C. Jagg-rs. No. ’ nk Chetco Rd. 13-lc V&ONARi Reel Estate Agency « Insurance ♦ Notary Public BUSINESS PHONE 2341 RESIDENCE PHONE 3721 RES 317 Spruce Drive TWO-BEDROOM HOME on Cottage Avenue. Excellent location for an elderly couple wishing to be close to the Markets, Post Office and Gen eral Stores. $7,000 Total price with good terms PRACTICALLY NEW MOD ERN HOME, 2-bedroom. has very fine water system. One Acre just off Easy Street l»ok nt the Price, Only $5,000 IF YOU ARK A V E TE R A N and in the market for a REALLY FINE HOME, then SEE US We have a BEAU TY, JUST LISTED. YOU’LL BE DELIGHTED. HARBOR NEWS FOR SALE: Guernsey 3 yr. old cow, Just fresh with 2nd calf. h. 3622. D. C. Jaggers. No. Bank Chetco Rd. 23-yc THANK YOU ' WISH TO THANK all who sent card and flowers during my eccnt illness. EDITH ROBINSON 13-lp FOR SALE: Summer Prices, Wood. 24” Fireplace, $16 a truck load Phone 3541. Owen Carter. 13-2p gram. Mr. Clarence Dial, high school mi.s.c director, directed the pro fani. e REPEAT AFTER M E : « i will be careful ...WITH MATCHES , THEATRE— G ..2 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MA'i i . m BILLY THF KID Robert Taylor -Teehnieolor- - GENTLEMEN MARRY BRUNET ES J.inc Russell — Jeanne Ctain Tcchnh o!or Plus THE DIVIDED HEAP! ! Wl D , THL'RS., MA'i •?. 23. 24 FLAME OF THE ISLANDS ' v ri- • D • I ' ; I > 1 b'« a il I Iliff I’lv - Sr r RFT VTN’ ” Brookings AM AZO ISLAND M . J. B. 3 /2 5 < I ] PUDDINGS COFFEE 28 ounce MARY ELLEN . • * C A T S U P ...................... • « STRAWBERRY JA M 2 LB. TIN . MONARCH $ 1.79 CHOPPED BEEF . . . . . • • •RESI1 - LEAN 5 9 c lb CHOICE BLADE CUTS Pound BEEF R O A S T ............... 4 9 s 1b VEGETABLES 29? • CAKE M IX 6 fcr $ 1 • W hite - Devils - Yellow Spice - Marble DUNCAN HINES 2 lb. IN 4. 55c / 6 fo r$ l 303 Tins APPLE SAUCE B A C O N ............... .... 9 5 < each GROUND BEEF . . . . . MONARCH XRMOUR’S STAR . 12 ounce WILSON Lana Turner SUNDAY. MONDAY, MAY 20, 21 Phone 3311 Shop at H i-W ay M kt. HONKY TONK Clark Cable PTE J. LESMEISTER, Broker PAUL L. FAURESO, Salesman PREVENT FOREST FIRES! VRMOUR STAR SLICED 5 MILES NORTH OI ( KESI E h PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY fi& nt& nde/b- Only you can F R Y E R S ...................... 5 5 « IB t>N HIGHWAY 1111 Its new just being completi?d—3 nice bedrooms, din ing room, large living room with fireplace and all hard wood floors. Beautiful kitchen with birch cabinets. 80 by 140 lot in best residential section. You can move light in. Over 1100 sq. ft. in this nice 2-b?droom house at a price that is right. Conveniences plus, with an oil furn ace. Huge wardrobe closets and plenty of built-ins. You take it and we-11 leave the wall-to-wall rug in the living room and hall. .............. ~ This one will beat paying rent, and you can improve it as you go along. Only $2250 total price and that includes a half acre lot. See us about the low down-payment. Another one with a low down-payment to the right party. Very large living room with wall-to-wall carpet ing. Youngstown kitchen, 2 good sized bedrooms, also attic bedroom under construction. A very large lot with wine garden space, and on a paved street. An older home but one that you cannot beat for the price. Wait until you hear what we are asking for it. fine garden space, and on a paved street. An older home Choice l 2 Acre in Harbor with 2-bedroom house. Lots of built-ins. Some ocean view. House could be enlarged. Has present Vet's Loan. Some appliances are included. All for the reduced price of $10,000. One of the best buys we have had for months. Very substantial 3-bedroom house with lovely fireplace. All hardwood mouldings and trim throughout. Double a t tached garage. Very large lot in nice residential section. Immediate possession. Almost 3 acres in Harbor with frontage on 101. Five large rooms. Separate double garage with living quarters and ’.'2 bath in same building. Land includes at least 3 other building sites. Almost immediate possession. We also have a wide selection of lots city, urban view or ocean front — and one with a good concrete foundation already poured for $850. See us for that new home built on your own lot with an FHA Loan. Also Complete Insurance Coverage Dividends Up To 20',< on Fire Policies — Low Semi-Annual Premiums on Cars and Light Trucks — Financing of Premiums A sk Us For Quotations — We are Ready to Serve You. M EATS OCEAN Í I BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER S * » « The two happiest people in tiiis area are Mr. and Mrs. Ix*on- ard Harvey who returned from Portland last Friday with three weeks old Rebecca Sue as their new daughter. Leonard and Dorothy have been making ap plications for nearly four years at various adoption agencies as they wanted a sister lor tlveir six year old son, Mervin. They had their hopes up several times only to have them dashed down. Last Wednesday they received a call from the Boys and Girls Aid Society in Portland ask ng if they were still interested in hav ing a little girl, and they were on their way north within an hour and a half. So now they are sending out announcements FOR SALE: Good Home site. Beautiful view, 2 '\ acres on Parkview Drive next to Morton residence, $1500.00 Contact Ivan V, iek, 1339 Crissey Circle. 13-lp FOR RENT Furnished Apt. $45. Ut'hties paid. Inquire at i Bargain Corner at Wharf and ’ Spruce. i3.2c Thirty-two members of the Henry Payne family gathered at the Kenneth Payne home Sun- ay fo- a Mother’s Day dinner n honor of Mrs. Henry Payne. Mr end Mrs. Lawrence Payne and the r three children came down from Gold Reach but all the others v ere from this area. of their daughter, Rebecca Sue, A 1/C Richard Carlso« of Warren, Pennsylvania spent a born April 16th. • • • few days here visiting his aunt. Aunt Sue Benham was moved Mrs. Gertrude Cole and his from the Seaside hospital last uncle, Bert Carlson, last week. week to a convalescent home He mark? his home here several near Bandon. She would enjoy years ago with his parents, Mr. hearing from her many friends. and Mrs. Nels Carlson who lived Her address is Rt. 1, Box 816, where the William Stuarts now care of Tangle Wood Manor, live at the head of Pedrioli Drive A 1/C Carlson is at Fort Lewis Bandon. * * * waiting to leave for duty in Ala ska with the Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kendall • • * are the pround parents of five pound fourteen ounce Kathy The explorer Scouts extin- Lee, born at the Seaside hospital quished a fire at Harris Beach on May 5. Little Kathy Lee which was the result of some joins a year old sister, Karen. one’s carelessness. Thursday, May 17, 1956 . . . . • 4 for $ 1 • SCOTT COLORED OR W H ITE T I S S U E ....................... • • ST IDS 8 for $ 1 W IT H BEANS CHILI CCN CARNE . . • • ANGEL SKIN 4 for $ 1 400 Count TISSUES 4 for $1.00 B’ORDl N'S (All Varieties) 5 oz. GLASS C H E E S E S ............................ 2 for 4 9 c •II LD CROW N T C M A T C r S ............... 2 5 « 1b Nl W CROP P E F F E R S ................... 2 / 2 9 « GRAPEFRUIT . . . . 69c Doz. MAY < R( >P I’Al II ORNIA C U C U M B E R S ............... 3 / 2 5 « -W a y M arket OPEN 8:00A M TO 9:30 P.M. }
