THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1950
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Flower Show Was
Heralded Event
PORT ORFORD—In spite of
drizzling weather last Saturday
and Sunday afternoons the flow
er show, put on by the Sunset
Garden club here and Sixes-Eln
Garden club, was a success. Many
visitors from out of town at
tended and many were the re
marks of praise for the event.
Judge of entries was Mrs. Hope
Clevenger of Bandon. Fern Town-
ley acted as clerk, recording the
prize winners. Several entries
were too late for judging but
were left on display.
The plant sale, presided over
b” Mrs. Ivar Fristrom, sold out
early, except for one or two
containers.
Over $10.00 was taken in at
the silver tea. Much difficulty [
was experienced in tea making,
due to highway work which cut
off the water to the grade school
both days. This also hindered the
flower display somewhat as all
water had to be carried from
nearby homes.
Approximately $25.00 will be
added to the fund for shrubbery
to landscape the grade school
grounds as the result of the
co-operation of members of the
two garden clubs participating.
This is the first attempt for
these two organizations to st^ge
* such an event, and according to
members, it is hoped that will
become an annual event.
Dance Swells Fund
For "Fire Truck"
PORT ORFORD A large aud
ience was present at the Volun
teer Firemen’s benefit dance last
Saturday night at the high school
gym. bringing in a sizeable sum
toward the purchase of a new
fire truck.
Mary Lee Anderson’s Music-
NOTICE
OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
ING. Notice is hereby given, in
compliance with Section 111-908,
O. C. L. A., to the legal voters
of School District No. 17, of Cur-1
ry County, State of Oregon, that
the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
ING of said District will be held
at the School House; to begin
at the hour of 8 o’clock p. m.
(standard time) on the third
Monday of June, being the 19th [
day of June, A. D., 1950.
This meeting is called for the
purpose of electing One Direc
tor for a term of three years.
Dated this 31st day of May,
1950.
WARREN T. SMITH,
* Attest:
Chr. Board. Directors
Dora E. Beaulieu. Clerk.
Call For Bids
Sealed bids will be receive! by
School Dist. No. 23, Curry Co.,
for painting outside and roof of
school building. Contact J. J.
Scherer, Box 326, Brookings, Or
egon. for specifications. Bids will
be opened Monday, June 19, at
8 p. m. Address all bids to H.
J. Sparks, school clerk. Dist. No
23, Curry County, Box 101,
Brookings, Ore.
Sealed Bids will be received
by School Dist. No. 23, Curry Co.,
Oregon, for alterations to school
room, floor sanding and sealing,
and setting playground equip
ment. Contact J. J. Scherer, Box
326, Brookings, Ore., for specifi
cations. Bids will be opened on
Monday, June 19, at 8 p. m.. Ad
dress all bids to H. J. Sparks,
Clerk, school district No. 23, Box
101, Brookings, Ore.
15-2
Makers, with Art Niemann, trum
pet; Vai Townley, drums; Mr.
King, saxaphone and Jim Heat
er, guest player, saxaphone. con
tributed the toe-tingling tunes
from 9:30 to 1 a. m.
Door prize, a double waffle-
iron. donated by Port Orfori
Building Supply Co., was won by
Mrs. Audrey Ponting. Many mer
chandise gifts, contributed bv
merchants, were given.
There are 12 volunteer cit.
zens in the department, now be
ing headed by Fred Steck, chief.
Assistant is A. E. Haight, picked
last meeting.
This affair was such a success
that future dances will be held
to enlarge the fire truck fund.
Mr. Steck said.
Talking books are books pre
pared for use by the blind. If
there are any persons in this
community who have been de
prived of their sight to the point
of where they cannot see to read !
these books are now available
for distribution.
If any one is interested in ob
taining this service personal ly,
or anyone in the famiy. will call'
upon Ed F. Ackley, local attor
ney, he will arrange for this
service.
There is no charge of any
kind and if medical examination
.s required to set up the disabil-!
ity there will be no expense.
This service opens up a great
field for those who cannot see.
This good word should be told
to everyone. Someone may be
able to come into sunshine de
spite the darkness of his life.
Harry Chapman, former dis
trict manager for West Coast
Telephone Co., Coos Bay, but of
Everett, Wash., at present, lost
his sight, partially, and he has
brought this service to attention
of the Pilot, and has appointed
Ed F. Ackley to act as local
representative for this service.
LOCAL
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Low,
called to Salem last week by the
death of her father, returned
home Sunday evening. They were |
accompanied by their niece, Miss
Beverly Bynon, who will spend
the summer here. Miss Bynon
has spent several summers in
this area, guest of her uncle and I
aunt.
Carol Ann Benson is flying to
Davenport, Iowa, Wednesday, to
visit her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson
for the summer. Arthur, student
at Palmer School of Chiropractic, i
is completing his first year. Carol
Ann expect to take treatments.
Her mother, Mi’s. Agda Bickner,
accompanied her to San Fran-!
cisco.
Lawrence Bender of Rapid
City, South Dakota, is visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
M. C. Beem. Mr. Bender is look- •
ing for a new place to establish i
himself.
LOGGERS
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Full supply of DuPont's
Blasting Powder, Caps
and Fuse. Phone tfll.
Prices Effective, Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 15,16 & 17
MEATS AND FISH
FRESH. ICED
CHICKENS, Stewing
RABBITS, Frying, lb. 55c
FRESH FISH-—Fillet
RED SNAPPER, lb. . 32c
Lean and Meaty
SHORT RIBS, lb.
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FRESH VEGETABLES
27c
These are but a few of our money-saving
meat prices weekly. Shop with us daily.
CARROTS, Bunch . 6c
CRISP, SOLID
CABBAGE, lb. . . 5c
U. S. NO 1, in bags.
POTATOES, 10-lbs . 37c
Fresh, Jucy Tarts
CHERRIES, 2 lbs. . 29c
OZA
SUGAR, 10-Ib. bg. o9C
C. & H. CANE
A REAL SHORTENING
79c
. . 65c
Snowdrift, 3-lb. cn
SOLID °ACK
BUTTER, lb.
SCOT'S TOILET
HUNT'S
TISSUE
CATSUP
2 for................... 23c 14-oz. Bottle ... 17c
Summer Time Wh. Kern.
GOLDEN WEST
CORN
COFFEE
2 No. 2 Cans . . . 25c 1-lb. Can .... 69c
DURKEE'S WHIPPED SALAD
49c
PORK & BEANS 21c
MILK, 2 for. . . 23c
DRESSING, quart.
VAN CAMP'S (LARGE CAN)
Chetco Store
Brookings
Brookings
Market
FRESH DRESSED and DRAWN
Pan-Readv—
Talking Books Are
Available To Blind
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