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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Zw the Land o/ Opp o rtu n ity
Oscar Lucas Passes
Monday At Merced
Fine Cone
Word was received here
THEATRE
Box Office Opens 7:30
Show S tarts 7:45
Brookings
Oregon
Last Time Tonight:
“Man Prom Oklahoma'
Friday and S atu rd ay —
Wednesday, telling o f the
death of O scar Lucas, at
iuerced, Calif., Monday.
While details are meagre,
reports told of his plan and
attem pted trip to visit a
nephew. While en route he
was stricken, and was taken
off the bus at Merced, to be
rushed to the hospital.
Born at Smith River, Mr.
I ucas was 82 years old last
October 25. For the past two
year* he had resided with
a sister at Bridgeville.
Brookings P. 0.
Will Be Moved
Next Sunday
March 28 and 29—
DOUBLE HEADER
“Swiss Family
Robinson”
PZoe at Vincent's
F E A T U R IN G :
Special Sunday Dinners Daily Merchant Lunch
Yes, We Serve Fine B reakfasts, Too!
I)E LUXE ICE CREAM AND CANDIES
For Your Pictures and Photography, See
Middl® Section Of
New Oravshel Bldg.
New Mail “Borne”
with Fred Bartholomew,
„„„I rp, _
... ,
<IIK l I . '»mas Mitchell, and
PHOTOGRAPHY
Beginning Monday, if everv-
thing can be arranged, Rrook-
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11
* |M
in ' S ,X)St offiCP Patrons wiD go
M lver l/CVll
to 3 n<’" ’ h^O ion to get their
mail.
With “Smoky” the horse! Notices are posted in the post'
office, telling patrons th at the
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Brookings postnffice will be in its
new home, with moving day set
Sunday and Monday
for Sunday.
Matinee, 2 p. m.. Sunday Housed in th0 central section
» of the new Grayshel building,
March 30 and 31 —
Brookings post office will boast
tnt
mn
° ne of tbe finest locations of any
IN
TECHNICOLOR j in southwest Oregon, with few
any better, anywhere.
( entennial
Summer”
,
BROOKINGS, O R E G O N
Rebekah Card Party
A ttracts Large Crowd
I Sixth in the series of eight card
with Cornel Wilde, Linda 1 arties being given by Rebekah
I ) ..,.„ o il
T
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club. was hrld March 18
iMiiull and Jeanne Crain with a lai ■ge crow d present.
—plus “March of Time”
Wednesday and Thursday
April 2 and 3—
A COMEDY
“It Shouldn’t
Happen To A Dog”
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Wlln AII\n Joslyn, Carole
Prizes for high scores were
won by Mrs. Marie Redfield and
Charles Bickner; for low by Mrs.
Dorothy Simpson and Leslie Mil
ler; and pinochle prize was won
H enry Weigel.
f
Seventh of the series will be
held at the Odd Fellows hall.!
Tuesday, April 1, at 8 p. m.
Last Tuesday the 4-H cooking
club group 1 met a t-th e home of
Mrs C arl B erger and enjoyed a
Landis,
Henrv
Morgan
roast- W The
,
in u i> m
organ, wlener
Mrs lk,rger
lth a gir,s
gllt su,‘
ln Prised
honor
plUS a Cartoon.
of her birthday. Games and sing-
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ing were enjoyed
Tierce, reporter.
— Mary’ Sue
HEAT
^our House With
CUSTOMURE
o il. ClRl’l EATING HEATERS
nationally accepted and
A P P R 0 V E I)
BY I NDERW RITERS!
For Sale By:
J. J. Gallagher
I’ i. u >1 B I N G
Brookings
Oregon
I t Cato. B e Told!!
KILROY
WAS Here-~but
..PHILCO..
IS HERE
D. G* C. Radio an
Appliance Shop
Philco
Distributors
Sales and S e n ire
Tem plar Hotel Building
Archie Di
Robert H. ß
OWNER»
H ours 8:00 a. m. .to 7 :0 0