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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1951)
T hursday , F ebruary 8. losi B rookings -H arbor Pilot, B rookings , O regon P age F our The senior social studies class he il-list treatment on her eyes. She “Income Tax and Payroll De- fioat to rcPrestn the sun is making a study of the oppor is improving. Mrs. H. J. Weigel ductions. lustrated the earth’s movement me speech class tunities offered in the various Last Friday the about the sun, and on its own accompanied her and spent a This will culminate in the visit axis to show how heating of the few days with her daughter and gave a program—a radio show This will sulminate in the visit to the student body. The class put ’ earth surface caused mass-move-1 family, at Elkton. the program on as a class proj of the Coos Bay recruiter to talk Albert Joy, who said he was ment of air> and of the waters ect in the library, talking to the to the class. The recruiter, by one of those why kids’’ as a in the ocean as well. public address system. The loud letter, is advising the boys to youth, and his own children had While claiming no specific sci speaker was placed in the gym, get as much education as possi the same ualities, so he lots of entific knowledge, it is surprising Last week-end Brookings Hi where the students heard the ble before entering the armed learn about many things, had to how true to Form N of the Wea Bruins won their league game at program. services of the U. S. the family moved from When ther Bureau he talked about all Port Orford, which, again puts Iowa to Oregon, he wondered movements of air and water, ex them in the running for county why the west never had summer cept that he did not explain all championship. Coach Guthrie is, rains like the midwest, so he these conditions in terms of high however, not counting his chicks made a study of the weather. INSURE TODAY and low pressure areas, cold for this Friday the Bruins invade LIsing a basketball to repre fronts, thermals, etc. the lair of Gold Beach to meet sent the earth, and a Japanese Next week a picture, depicting the Panthers. Next week Bruins the lumber industry, will topic draw a bye. for the program. This meeting is Donkey basketball is the dish Fire, Theft, Auto, Truck, Comprehensive, Surety, set for Tuesday noon at the Odd for fans of this community to Fellows hall. night (Thursday) at the gym. Public Liability and Property Damage, through The high school “Mule Skinners Quintet, o f Steineke, Nichols, Stacey, Fox and Henschell, will The most excitement that Har meet the best the local Rotary Established in 1846 NEAL ESTATE bor has had since Fox Bros, lum- club can put forth. Let Your Insurance Problems Be Mine— be rtrailer turned over last Last Saturday night the sev summer, tinging lumber all over enth and eighth grade team lost Residence Phone: 281 the place, occurred recently as to Crescent City, 31 to 15. 341 Phone the county heavy equipment Box 211 Bookkeeping class at the high Appraisals and Information—No Obligation!! carrier broke its coupling and school is beginning to have the Notary Public- C. O. Leonard veered from the highway to hit usual “spring headache’’ along SALESMEN: Telephones 341 or 281 Brookings, Oreg the former garage on the Vernon with their elders at home. Topic O. S. Young Hans Nelson Hanscam property which was of the chapter which they are I Earl Docherty used to store appliances for the currently studying has the title:1 Brookings, Oregon Harbor store. The trailer smash ed one corner so that the build- Lot 150x1 KO with one-room well , ing was knocked off its founda- built cabin in good location. $1000 ! tion. causing extensive damage total price. Terms is desired. i to the appliances stored in it at the time. Choice acreage in Harbor area After the insurance adjustor and area north of town, suitable looked at the damage, the appli for building exclusive residences. ances were moved to another Price depending on size of plat building. desired. / L Why Or Weather Explained Rotary SCHOOL NOTES THE AMERICAN WAY! C. 0. LEONARD L L. LEONARD AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. Exciting Time Brokers Here’s your opport unity to en ter a going livestock business. 5.18 acres, 2 room cabin with bath, 3-room cabin without. Both un- finished. 20x90 barn, 200 hens 200 baby chicks, heifer 7 pairs of pigeons. Will take lot in town part of down payment. $6000 total price, with terms. C. O. Leonard Insurance Agency Pinochle Party The third in the series of pi nochle' parties being given by the Rebekah social club, was held Saturday evening, with the high score being held by Mae Dixon «and Dave Gilmore; low by Edtih Ackley and George Murry; by Joan Smith pinochle and Bonnie Leming; door prize We have three one-half acre by Dave Gilmore. tracts close to school, electricity, The fourth in the series will be city water, good gravel road held on Saturday, Feb. 17, at floor. These can be at the Odd Fellows hall. had at onfo $750 each on terms. These are as good a buy as will find in Brookings and costs nothing to look. Your own merchants icill p< LOCAL NEW1 rade t h e i r fashions. Saturda eve, March 17, at the high scho< gym. ad on Hwy 101. Motel site! Mists Janice Christensen re turned home from Laurelwood Academy at Gasón at tHe et rl of of Brookings on good road, the first term, and is remaining short haul to highway. at home the remainder of the Modern 2-bedroom home, utii- year. license examiner ity room and attached g a will b< at Harbor this plumbing, pumice block construe-' Feb. 9, until from S:30 tion. Interior finish plaster and 1 a k» redwood. Magnificient view of the 12:30. Anyone the test should least at ab< ut river and ocean. an hour before time. Fil A terms. and Mrs. i n d children n returned p which land and bulb planting. ! them to Colorado, Arizona purchased without bulbs. to visit con d rm larg»' bulb tion which can be convert« Standst rom 2 apartments. This property ’ n: the w eek-end at Eureka cel lent subdivision. Can ¡siting h Mrs. Wm. had on good terms, T'bi ckerman and family new listing, so let us < Pashi.'n Shote .. about todav. event sponsort I by Social Club. ADV Completely We sufici finished and modern homes that a painful, deep cut on hei can be Ixiught on EH A terms. Thursday from a Ski 1 saw was using to cut a piece of lum- 1936 U.- ton Chev. truck. $165. her. Five stitches were required Inquire at the office. to close the wound, and she will be hobbling about for some time. Choice business in Pomth Annual Spring Fashion lent location. Reasonably priced, Show anti Dance, Saturday t re, with liberal terms. Mar<h 17. adv Mrs. Bertha Moore was able Still have some tine view prop We Work With SPEED to Fili Your NEED!......... ter part of the week to go to the home of her granddaughter at Crescent City tor further care. has been ill with «a violent rash on her body. M ' Sid Clendenin spent ........ i ———— week at Portland having speci Redfield ’ s M Quality Groceries Meats ■9 Specials For Friday and Saturday LIGHT TABLE WINES (No Permit Is Needed) Hollywood Brand Red Currant, 5th " " Loganberry, 5th " " Blackberry, 5th Muscat Grape, full quart . . . . 98c 98c 98c 89c 39c NAVY BEANS, 2-’b. Economy Packet AMAZO INSTANT DESSERT, 4’/2-oz. package 15c 20 seconds to make—no cookine:, choc, butterscotch, vanilla flavors JELLO, all flavors, 3 packages................... C. & H. SUGAR, 10-lb bag, 99c; 25-lb. bag . $2.43 LUMBER JACK SYRUP, imitation, 5-Eb. tin . 89c TEAGARDEN FCY TABLE SYRUP, 5-!b. tin . 27c Weilman's Red Sour Pitted Cherries, No. 2 tin Wellman Grapefruit Sections, 303 tins, 21c; 5 for $1 Wellman's Unswt Or. Juice, 46-oz. 39c; case $4 25 PORK ROASTS, Center Cut, lb PORK STEAKS, lean and tender, lb BEEF ROASTS, blade cuts, lb RIB STEAKS, tender and juicy, lb SLICED BACON, mild, sweet, lb. SMOKED SAUSAGE,, a breakfast treat, lb 49c 55c 69c 79c 59c 69c
