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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1957)
Brookings-Harbor Pi’ot Thursday, April 4, 1957 Brookings, Oregon RAY - SELL WEDDING CEREMONY Garden Club Meeting Date Set A w e d lin g cf inU e ;t t i this operative to be D istrict Field a r . a to ,k place at the home oí Forem an out of the Coqui’.’. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Me- _r off.ee. S atu rd ay evening at 8 o’c*o k The Azalea G arden club will w hen Miss Lois Sell of Riverton holfl its annual m eeting T hursday, V • ’rch : o r 3 becam e the bride of L* i G Ray April 11, at the VFW hall. The now of Coquille, but well known affair is a dessert luncheon with »•»' z v i v ’ a y form er H arbor r< .¡dent. Reverned hostesses being Mrs. C lare Kerns, W ilhard J. S -n r officiated at A happy congregational song- Mrs. E F. Ackley, Mrs. Ruth th e im pr .-s ive double ring cere ft.U followed by a challenging! Bathiany. m ony, and Mr. and Mrs Messer message from the Word of God : ' The annual m eeting is held for w ere the attendants. Only a lew :s a feature of each Sunday eve close relatives and friends w en ning service of the Brookings j the purpose of electing officers present, w ith rr, .re coming in C hurch of C hrist which m eets j for the coming year. a f te r the cerem ony. A fter a J io r t regularly in the I. 0 O. F. hall, T here will also be a very special w edding trip Mr. and Mrs. Ray according to Mr E G ilbert Cays, program put on by Mrs. Roy \ ill m ake th e ir home in Coquille evangelist. At the close of the W eideman and1 Mrs. Jo h n Molino. w here they are both em ployed by evening service last week th ree T heir program will be entitled, t ie Coo C urry E lectrical Cooper voung people responded to the “ Between Pacific Tides” . It has to ativ e. Gospel invitation. They will obey do w ith driftw ood arrangem ents. Mrs Ray is the daughter of Mr the Lord in baptism following the an d Mrs. Fred E. Sell of Riverton service this Sunday evening. The w here she has lived all her life, I ublic is cordially invited to come an d is a graduate of Oregon State and join in the singing of the I ( ' »liege. Mr. Ray was born on a Gospel songs, hear the message ranch on the Winchuek and at bv Evangelist Cays on the theme, f tended the local schools until j •Where Art T hou-. ”, and w itness moving w-ith his family to Ash the baptism s which will follow w L land during World War II and is this service. a m em ber of C urry County Po t Mr. Cay. will speak this Sunday F ra n ’ks Pills 2 5 4 144 17 23 No. 966 VFW. A fter his naval • ‘ me m o r.in g w orship hour on 21 17 d u tie s he lived in l 4 - b o r ntil ♦ he th me “Divine O w n ersh ip ” 194 .about tw o years ago wh<u. h wa> T here will be a fellow ship d in n er Knox Insurance following the m orning service. All Chetco Cafe 194 2 0 4 tran sfe rred b ‘h< Cl—’4 i c . ' Co m em ber 19 21 and friend:, of the M arine Skyroom 17 23 church are invited to come and Dairy Creem Fairy C reek Rock enjoy this tim e of fellowship. 1 5 4 24 4 High gacs w ith handicap: 223 Alice B ordw all 219 L orraine Fide Leta C orner 217 205 E sther Y arnell 203 Nellie DeBlock Town & Country Bowling League VIGNAR Real Estate Agency • Insurance » Notary — BITS. PHONIC 1411 — — BES. P H O N E 471» — These are in beautiful locations Now only two more left!! Of this ocean and river frontage, »nd rem em ber you can buy these for only $50.00 down and nam e your own term s on the balance. Also larye ocean view lots in H arbor with small down paym ents. IM.500.00 is cheap!!! For th's very w ell constructed two B. R. home in a secluded location. Close in on city w ater and sew er. No assesm ents here. The sep arate garage and utility building well w orth a third of »be price. Nice picket fence to keep the children in. Very w ell w orth your while to see this one today. that the two story home w ent to the highest bidder last week. Correction!!! That ad about the house, lot and well last week was not $125.01) but $1,250 00 and I trust that you w on’t have to turn the paper upside down this week to read it. W here are all of you that w ere looking for that Chetco River frontage We have 417 feet on the river in a thirteen acre piece. Believe me this is priced right with the sm all house and garage and ap a rt ment. If you would find a lot on the river in tide w ater you would pay $3,500.00 for it so you can readily see w hat a b ar gain this is at only $7,500 00 Let's hear from you today w ith out delay. Small modern hom e, com pletely furnished, with acre of land, excellent spring w ater, pressure system Law n and shrubbery How can anyone not afford this m averlous buy. TOTAL price only $3, <00. w ith $075 00 down Balance like rent. Just can’t last WHY PAY RENT th ree acres with one of the best ocean views as w ell as river view Many lai ,ge trees, g rav ity flow spring w ater plus a large creek through the pro. perty House needs some finish but for the asking price o f only $2750 00 the purchaser can afford to build a new one Many new appliances can be had including autom atic w ash er and dryer, electric sewing machine, other items, for just the balance due on the con tract. If looking for some place that is outstanding as to loca tion and term s t>e sure that vou th place ri ht ay be- le owne lUst leave dropped prit e way Many tu n » m in i- in it. d h Robert B. Chessman. 36-year-old Announce Engagement publisher of the A storian Budget Mr. and1 Mrs. Charles K err wish and m anager of Astoria radio to announce th e engagem ent of station KAST, was nam ed F riday th eir daughter, Pam ela, to Dale by G overnor Robert D. Holmes Bloxom of Kennewick, W ashing to the three man S tate Highway ton. Mr Bloxom is the son of Mr. Comission. and Mrs. W illiam Bloxom of the Chessman, who w ill give O re W ashington city. No definite date gon’s populous first district its has been set for the wedding. first, representative on the Com mission in eight years, succeeds Ben R. C handler Sr. of Coos Bay whose term expires M arch 31- Chessm an’s term will be for th ree fears. C handler, chairm an of the com mission and one of its m em bers W anda Thompson was elected for 21 years, had announced he would not be a candidate for re president of the Beta Lota Chap ter of Beta Sigm a Phi in a m eet appointm ent. ing held Tuesd'ay at the home of The new com missioner, a regis Ruth Payne. tered Independent in his politics O ther officers elected for the is a native of Oregon. He was coming y ear w ere vice president, born at Astoria, Feb. 18, 1921 and M argaret Phillips; Recording except for w ar service has been ecret ,ry. B arbara Pollard; Cor a resident ever since. Following responding secretary, M ary Rad- graduation from A storia High ford; and treasu rer, K atherine School he attended the Univ. of Ross. Oregon for one year. A dinner for the m em bers and Chessm an's appointm ent pre their husbands has been planned sents a unique father-son p attern for S aturday evening, A pril 6 at on the Highway Commission. His the Cliff House. father, M erle R. Chessman, a form er state senator from Clatsop Co. and Astorian-Budget publisher M r«. Putnam Plavs until his death, served from 1943 Mrs. Alice P utnam , local player to 1946 on the Commission. »xtraordinary, will be playing the Chessm an joins two R ep u b li-! o -an at the Cliff House on week cans on the commission. They are ends, according to Bill Preisinger, C harles H. Raynolds, La G rande operator. Mrs Putnam , who lives whose term expires next M arch in H arbor, has done considerable 31. and M. K. M cIver. P o rtlan d , playing in the Brookings area. whose term expires M arch 31, 1959 They through the S tate D ew alt s a w dem onstration, Highway D epartm ent, direct Ore- , Chetco H ardw are, S atu rd ay 1 to -Ton’s sta te highw ay affairs. 6 p m. Wanda Thompson Heads Beta Group Public Just to let you know Chessman Named io Highway Comm. about Floral Library Continues to Grow Brookings people w ill soon have seems ,to cover the subject well one of the best floral reference enough for the am ateur. libraries in the state if co ntribu And then th e re ’s a nice volume ’ tion of books in this line continue. in the Golish, collection, “Weeds Already, the shelves contain an ! of C alifornia" which, of course, outstanding collection of volumes 1 also includes m any of the weeds on plants and to this has recently ! this side of the border. been added the floral library of To the shelves, by purchase, Henry Golish. who recently left has been added some very w orth the area w hile books. The most interesting portion of One, which should appeal to the Golish lib rary consists of vol umes of the succulents, and espec everyone loving the out-of doors, ially, Cactus The lot has several i is “Grizzlies in T heir B ackyard”. years of C actus and Succulent I by Beth Day. Beth spent a long jo u rn a l. H enry also sent a large j tim e w ith L au ette and Jim Stan- volume, “Fortunes in Form ulas , 1 ton. now in th e ir 70s, who have w hich has already gone through lived most of th eir lives in the m any edition, and the 13th edi I tru e wilds of Britist Colum bia and tion of Van N ostrands “Scientific Jim is a w orld wide acknow ledged authority on grizzlies. This book E ncyclopedia" G etting back to plants, should is so popular our order, placed you care to brighten up on orchid some tim e ago, has ju st been culture, Mrs Cliff Linskoug has filled It is a gift m em orial to placed on the shelves. “O rchids Mrs A lbert Joy from Mr. and and How to Grow Them ." which Mrs. R o y Parker. Brookings Items D and M’s F L. F o rtier of *'i; n» -'o' i, p a re n ts of I'a v e F o r tie r are liv in g in th e M anley a p a rtm e n w h ile th e M anleys are d o w n in C alifo rn ia Mr. D ave F o r tie r is th e law p a rtn e r of S am u el H all. Miss Elaine LaBrook and Miss P atricia Thornton spent the night at the home o f Mrs. C loretta Fos ter last Thursday. Mrs. Jam es Pyne and Mr. i • in Boise, Idaho over nd w here Mrs. P yne’s W 1th >r Mrs. C F t T Mr. I their employe at entert« z-rak f the past week. Mr and Mrs Hal Cooper have purchased the W R G adsberrv home on 6th street. Mrs. I .aura Jones. J u n c tio n ' City, C alifornia is visiting h e r > dau g h ter and family, Mrs. T y k e ; Rettke, for several days. Mr and Mrs Earl Ray and daughter from M edford spent the w eek end w ith the Dan Geanev j family, w ho are old tim e friends of theirs. M r an d M rs M yron G u rn ey of M cK inley. O reg o n w ere wet k end guests at the D C. Jag g er’s hom e here. Mr and Mrs Chas Stanhurst are the great grandparents of an eight pound daughter, born to Mr. .nd Mrs G ’.en Kelly Mr Kelly s in G< rm an j in the V S Air Force, The babv was born on March 31st. THIS Hills Bros. CO FFEE lib . . . . . 9 9 c 2 lbs. - - - $197 ROYAL CLUB COUPON Good for one package of Prime Frozen Peas with the purchase of one at the regu lar price. 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