n-RSDAY, APRIL II, 1946
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
ice to veterans throughout the cal service arrangements in Ore
Mrs. Wm. Hempel is staying in
state of Oregon. Under this pro gon is in accordance with the an Crescent City American, and the
gram, male veterans will be en nounced policy of the Veterans remainder added to the Pilot shop Crescent City this week where
m e e t the demands already
titled to localized medical serv Administration in making local to
her husband has been able to
made
on it.
ices for service-connected condi ized medical services available to
leaue the hospital, but must re
tions, whereas female veterans veterans throughout the country
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tamba of
will receive these localized medi- in all states wherein medical serv Portland are visiting his mother. main to be near the doctor. He
will be able to return home the
ical services for service-connected ice organizations a r e available Mrs. Albina Tamba.
Legion Announces
latter part of this week.
ailments, as well as most non for functioning under such a plan.
New Agreement
service connected conditions. The
It is believed that veterans in
rendering of these services re Oregon will appreciate the op
With State Doctors
quires individual authorization in portunity to obtain these medical
advance from the Veterans Ad
Post Commander V. A. Menden- ministration. It is understood | services in their home towns un
ill Sr., has just received word that the new medical service ar der the provisions of this pro
om N e il Morfitt, department rangement for veterans in Ore gram. said Earl Templar, serv
mmander of the American Le gon will be effective on and after ice officer of Chetco Post, No. 138,
Tuesday.
on, that an agreen^nt has been April 1, 1946.
nsumated between the Veter
Under this program the veteran
s’ Administration and Oregon
lysicians’ Service for the furn- will be enabled to obtain author
ung of localized medical serv- ized medical services from his
family home-town doctor, in most
EGGS, 2 dozen............................................... 6 9 C
—
instances. O r e g o n Physicians’
TOMATO SOUP, Campbells, 3 cans.......... 25c
Service, the medical service plan
The first April meeting of the
F 0 R
sponsored by the Oregon State Chetcp Grange was held Friday
Medical Society, maintains a cur evening with the Worthy Mas
Fire, Auto and Casualty
rent staff of approximately 800 ter. Herbert Payne presiding. Mr. i
physicians and surgeons located and Mrs. Lucian Harvey. Mr. and
throughout the state of Oregon, Mrs. George Hiland, Mrs. Laura
and with affiliated physicians in Voorhies. Mrs. Jeannette Pierce
See
every' city and town in the state. and Benjamin Turner were init
This list of affiliated physicians iated into the third and fourth
and surgeons is being augmented degrees. Three new applications
steadily, due to the return of were read and referred to the in
POTATOES, 15 pounds................................. 9 0 c
BROOKINGS
many physicians from the armed vestigating committee.
Deschutes U. S. No. 1
OREGON
forces.
It was voted to sponsor a 4-H
This new development in medi summer school scholarship, to be
POTATOES, 25 pounds........................... S I . 4 0
given to the most outstanding 4-H
Klamath Falls, U. S. No. 1
club member in this vicinity.
MILK, Golden State Can, per case........ $ 4 .9 5
The women of the Grange put
on the lecturer’s hour. A square
GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS, No. 2 can .. 3 2 c
dance w i t h appropriately cos
Welman Sweetened
tumed dancers and caller fol
FOR BOYS—
lowed a whistling duet by Mrs.
PEACHES, No. 2>/o can.............................. 3 5 c
Viva
Johnson and Mrs. Bertha
Peach Treat “extra fancy” Oregon grown
Part Wool Trousers....................................... $3.99
Beers. Several songs were sung
LUNCH MEAT, 2 cans............................... 7 3 c
Sport Sweaters ............................................. $2.50
by everyone after which a panto-
Swift & Co. Pork and Beef
mine of a farmer securing a wife
Sport Shirts and T-Shirts.................................. 95 was presented. The program was
MASON JARS, Vacu-Seal, qte. 8 9 c l't- 75c
closed with a vocal trio by Mrs.
FOR APRIL SHOWERS we have a complete Jessie
Judkins. Mrs. Bertha Beers
line of raincoats.
and Mrs. Bernnriine Steels. Mrs.
Grace Edwardson accompanied
all the numbers on the piano.
The men will put on their pro
Templar Building, Brookings
gram the first meeting in May
and Mrs. Ruby Harvey will be
in charge of the program at the
next meeting. Following the pro
gram. refreshments of ice cream
and cookies were served by Mr.
and Mrs. John Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Grace, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Berger and William Wridge.
¿ets May Obtain
ledical Attention
Lt Home Town
8RQ0K/NGS
MARKET
Ladies Entertain
Grange Meeting
SA TU RD A Y
ONLY
INSURANCE
Edilh Ott
EA STER
S P E C IA L S
Fhibrer*s
Master Bread
P
HI I V*Q
FULL
1 O — The Family shop
“t
Just A rrived
NEW SH IP M E N T OF:
Waterproof Tarps, Tents, with Poles.
New Assortment of Tools.
Electric Water Pumps and Pressure Tanks.
Tubs, Wash Boilers, Granite-ware
and Household Utensils
Groceries, near complete as existing Markets
can furnish.
E. E. H A N S C A M
Harbor
G E X E R A E
:
:
Oregon
Page Sells Restaurant;
Will Move To Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Page who
have lived at Brookings for sev
eral years, and have been active
in restaurant work during most
of that time, have sold their res
taurant, the Nook Cafe, to Jas.
Murphy and Bob Dorus.
Mr. and Mrs. Page will move
to Texas to make their home, due
to their health.
The new owners will remodel
the entire building and will spe
------+ cialize in serving sea foods. They
will make doughnuts, both for
counter service and retail trade.
They have a restaurant at Seat
tle. Mr. Murphy is a son-in-law
of Dr. Schmitt of Harbor.
E E E C T RI C
CONTRACTING
Housing Wiring and Industrial Wiring
Radio Repairing Service
Is Now In Operation
W estinghouse Appliances
"’estinshouse and Zenith Radios When They
Are Available—Watch this space
BROOKINGS ELECTRIC &
RADIO CO.
V. A. MENDENHALL
Local News Items
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, state
president of Federated Womens
Clubs, of Oregon, Portland, and
her son, were Tuesday visitors in
Brookings and Harbor. She spoke
at a health association meeting,
Monday, at Gold Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jesser and
son of Portland have located in
Brookings. They are brother-in-
law and sister of Mrs. Charles
Grayshel. They have taken an
apartment above J. J. Gallflgher's
plumbing shop.
Melvin Fitzhugh Sr., pioneer
Curry County resident, is seri
ously ill in the Crescent City hos
pital. Members of the family have
been summoned to his bedside.
A complete job printing shop
was purchased this week at Coos
Bnv bv the P ?|ot. Part of this
eouinment ha* been sold to the
SA T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S
Egg Shell Rolls
-1
Parkerhouse Rolls
Cinnamon. Rolls
Butterhorns
Tea Sticks
Hot Cross Buns
Danish Pastry
E V E R Y -D A Y IT E M S
Hamburger Buns
Doughnuts
Dinner Rolls
Wiener Buns
P A S T R Y S P E C IA L S
Mince Meat Pies
Huckleberry Pies
Blackberry Pies
and Cocoanut Cream Pies
Pasteurized Milk, Chocolate Milk,
Buttermilk and Cream From
Mi MOMS MMM/6 /
PHSOttAl APMAMMCt!
THE
M YRTLES
Coos Bay’s
Finest Dairy