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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1950)
PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 39, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON The World’s Best Climate chemical dough softener is added to bread so that it will be soft to the touch for a number of days and enables more water to be used and less of the other in gredients. Girl Scout News While Tuesda was the first day of Spring, and rain was the enjoyment of this area, Snow was the order of the day in the midwest. Daily newspapers car- ried pictures showing snoow to great depths. Still the banana belt of the country. Ferguson of Heppner, have op ened a men’s furnishing store in the O. T. Ferguson building, for merly occupied by Trehearne’s. The boys are handling such na tional brands as Bergmann work shoes, Weyenberg dress shoes, Black Bear work clothes, Day’s Tailored trousers, Adams hats, Arrow shirts and Levis. Bob and Tod attended OSC, taking busi ness administration, and became acquainted there. Bob spent a y ar in the navy, while Ted was busy on his parents’ w heat ranch near Heppner. Susie White was a business visitor Wednesday from Port Or ford, accomuanied by Mrs. Su zanne Smith. She was driving a new Ford. Harry Bruner was a business visitor at Portland last week. Mary Smedburg returned to her home Tuesday f rom Coos Bay where she has been a pa- tient at McCauley hospital. All three troops are working on their part in the P.-T. A. meeting, March 30, when youth activities of Brookings will be teautred. Leaders, girls and committee members are making plans for a Have You Seen the New THE FIRST DAY benefit show on April 13 at the Of spring is marked on the cal- Display rack for fresh vegetables high school. endar as March 21. Closely fol- ^it BROOKINGS MARKET? If At the last scout meeting, we Ind .h- lhis date comes Easter not, you are in for a real treat. were given some work on first The city can ’ t boast of a nicer and this event brings to mind to aid by the school nurse. The most people clothes. New clothes and more attractively arranged girls have been busy this week display of fresh vegetables, crisp j The bid of $166,889.50 for con- MOORF01. iS h MUST’ MADGE and clean, grouped in neat piles practicing what they have learn I st ruction of the 32.7 mies of 69kv MOORE, on her recent soring within the reach for your selec de. The week before, we w ent: transmission line, Gold Beach t o u r, has purchased a tion. You know that the nutri on a hike to Azalea Park on na to the California line, was sent er « v °f *arm,‘at* for tive \ • ue of fresh, crisp vege ture study, /„ter the meeting to the Rural Electrification Ad „ • *' "far. From this selection tables is much higher than those Mrs. Warren Smith had us in her ministration for approval. Bruce garments will be worn by chi" Vir Shavere, general manager, told dien, teen-agers and ladies who of the old-looking, so because home for refreshments, giniä Akers, reporter. the Pilot late last week. W I model them at the Spring they have not been cared lor un I asluon show’, Saturday evening der refrigeration. Shun the dry At opening of the bids at Co" looking, wrinkled skinned vege “at ,1hyt’h<; quille, only two bids were re- Too Late To Classify tables. They have lost many of ‘nj/x Jr ^ “i001 «m. A ceived: One from the Del Monte the essential vitamins and min-i *5 of diesses, from cottons era Is which are the regulatory LOST: 15-jewel Elgin watch, Const ruction Co. of Oakland, for to rayons and silks, suits, coats function of vegetables when tak bteween Brookings and Chetco $166,889.50 and Larned Construc- av ' bdhes and formals, will be! en into the body. Vegetables are bridge. Reward. Leave at Har tion Co., for $205,042.65.. f d ^"i ^’presenting her wonder-1 eaten The board of directors, on vote primarily, or should be, bor Post Oilice. Raleigh Jordan. ♦ u! selection you wil see modeled sent the Del Monte bid to the vitamins and mineral for the by folks you al know, dav time content. Let it be as high as For Rent: furnished, modern federal agency. emits "'■ ih '" ' d,esses- «nd suits, possible'. Aside from getting lots 4-room house, with dinette and Some guys get all the breaks! Favorable reply from Wash- (oats, afternoon garments, play more for your money in nutri enclosed porch. Marineth Flats. ington may assure early work How’ many of you have thought w r'- ,S""S and f°rmals that tive value, the display with the Contact Pete Lesmeister. ♦ on the line, connecting the last about how Frank Hassett has fee h 'vL,,"WP y°U 0,1 y°1«’ mirror background is especially I link ot the co-operative chain of. had a corner on the Azalea prin- 1 \ Ji Jou gee a dress nr lines, to connect with the Bon-1 Bon- cesses nf roodHod Saturday that strikes pleasing to the eye. When look of this area? Starting out ing at this picture and it’s 3 pic neville line to be built to Gold, with June in 1946 and 1947, came Rlffv K° ,o MOORE’S VA- ture, the shopper waters at the Beach next year. RII.IY to sec the large array of' • Ruth the next two years, and mouth, so to speak, for a meal '.'s and available. Col- of now it is Let a. Is there no jus those garden-fresh carrots, ar ors were never prettier and ma- tice in the world? Now, if Frank tichokes, asparagus, b r u s s e 1 tennis never nicer than they are sprouts, rhubarb, and of course, were a Clark Gable, one would showing this spring! tomatoes, cucumbers, cauliflower, Bob Crump of Astoria and Ted not be too surprised. peppers, parsnips, squash, etc. If you will ask where these vege tables come from to the Land of Everyone Knows Ilie 'Aluc of looking neat and Winter flowers, you will be told win "S .ho.,ds ,ruc of ‘’air as that some come from California, EVA LEA LONG. Agent for the well as clothes. Let LI OYD’^1 Washington and Texas, w h i 1 e others come from as far south ™™ERrsl,o° lal(„ 1iouhies for you. Mother’s thev as Louisiana, and Mexico. Peo like having your hoys and they ple of Brookings will be for this Will try to make them feel at new interest in vegetables shown norne. n your husband complains by the Dimmick Bros. of having to shave because’ his AND OLD-TIME MODERN Office in Pete J. Lesmeister Agencv Hi\nvT’ll<‘t LLOYD and/or t V. F. W. Hall, fol- J ADD\ do the job. Special scalp treatments and facials are given lowing the SPRING FASHION their fullest attention. Haircuts SHOW. Sa irday evening. Door PHONE 186 BROOKINGS lor boys under 12 years of age prize drawing at 9:30 p. m. sure to the family dolled up from the neck SPRING is the natural up on Easter. CLEAN-UP TIME. Let BROOK That SNOOPY Home-maker. Power Line Bid Is Up For Approval MUSINGS! Gold Beach Notes ■ STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO INGS GARBAGE SERVICE haul your junk away for $1.50 pci’ c°n(’ernrd about yOur children month in town, or pick-up loads. getting milk in the diet in other Drop a card to Box 424, Brojk- pays than drinking it, you will 3-4 Oregon lx* happy to know that: the milk content of the bread made at WILLIAMSON'S BAKERY has been increased from 3G which definitely makes a moie chemical Mrs. Bill West underwent dough softener is used in WlL- major operation the first LIAMSON’S bread as is often w evk at Seaside Hospital. 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