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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON P age F our Available Fer Use 'Power Pictures' er plans such as Bonneville, of [ Grand Coulee and McNary.. Narrative of film was recorded I by Phil Irwin, prize-winning ra-1 dio announcer of Portland, only a short time before his death. "Highline” was written and pro duced by Stephen B. Kahn, di rected and photographed by Jack Hartline, with art work by Lloyd Hoff and Willard Johnson. The film is available without charge! for showing. have been at Tacoma on busi Community concert, held Mon ness since Wednesday, returned day evening at Crescent City. home Monday. The family did not come up to advance publicity. Among the many fimilies of the area where flu has hit the Mr. and Mrs.s Fred Fox re entire group, is numbered the turned Monday from a business John Dargers. nip lot San Francisco. Mrs. Kelsey, sister of Mrs. J. The court case of DeMartin vs. Johnson, set for last Monday T. Jacobs, passed away at her at Crescent City, was pontponed home at Glendale Sunday. Due until March 14, due to illness to weather conditions and trans of a number of the people to portation conditions, the Jacobs were unable to attend the fun be connected with the case. eral, held Tuesday. May Freeman will take six Art Crook, Al Landauer and girls to the tournament at Yon Bill Campbell went to Coquille calla, Friday. Saturday, but were unable to ar- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sund have rive.home until Sunday because leased the gust cottage at the ol snow-blocked roads. W. L. Crissey place. Mr. Sund is "The Story of the Life of Je one of the incorporators of the sus Christ” is a film to be shown Brookings Ply word Corporation. at the Grace Luthern church at 1'hey will sell their home at Crescent City, according to an Myrtle Creek before building in advertitsement elsewhere in this this vicinity. issue. Katherine’s Beauty shop will The Spring Fashion Show is an be closed from Friday until Wed outstanding event of early spring nesday morning when Mrs. Sand and will be anticipated by many. strom attends a beauty clinic at Portland. Models Picked For Fashion Showing Satellite Fashion Show mode’s are being selected this week by the stores participating. A dóor prize will be given in conclusion of the’ fashion show’ at the h'gh school gym, before the dance at the V. F. W. Building. Robert Perkins will be master of ceremonies, and Madge Moore and Priscilla Robinson will bo the style commentators. Tickets are now on sale for the event, _ set for St. Patrick’s day, March 17, at eight o’clock. Further de tails will appear in these columns All Girl Scouts, Brownies, In termediate and Senior groups, will next week. conduct a cookie sale this week to supplement their summer camp fund. The girls and leaders will appreciate patronage of those ap- The Ralpn D. Vianello home proached by the girls. and acreage, approximately two Sunday at the Shrine Auditor miles north of Brookings has been ium at Los Angeles, a 39th An purchased by Walter J. Thomas nual Birthday party will be ob oi Morton, Wash. served with guest stars from the Mr. and Mrs. B. Tliomas motion picture industry present, have sold their farm on Cape and MCed by Jack Benny, who Ferrello road to Mr. and Mrs. will make the dedication. It will Vernard R. Bloom. I be re-broadcast several times on The Clyde Hill home on Pa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson and I other stations during the day. cific Avenue has been sold to Mr. Peder S. Teslo has sold his Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beern and and Mrs. Donald Parker. He is trant of timber on the south bank daughter called at the Darrow now connected with the Richard Chetco road to a local sawmill. Nyberg Lumber Co. of Brookings. Nelson home at Smith River, last This transaction was reported by Sunday. Dr.R. E. Smith, local dentist, By Nancy Moore Marie Becker Agency. has purchased one of the finest The Brownie Scout troop held Miss Becker also announces Harriett Baker and Dolly its investiture ceremony at the pieces of ocean and Chetco river i Brainard attended the inspection she will erect a building on the regular meeting, Feb. 28. Mrs. view properties, a part of the ot local units of Veterans of For highway just north of town. This eign Wars by state officers at will serve as living quarters and Docie Sweet, committee ch a ir George Titus tract in Harbor. and Mrs. Willard Leo Gold Beach, Tuesday nicht man, presented the pins. After office for her and her parents ?r home north of town, ’ singing "America” and “Ameri who plan to move here from People of this area expressed Portland. Part of the office is ca the Beautiful,” cookies and just off Easy Street. These deals were handled by the C. O. and disappointment of the perform- to ____ kool-aid wrere served. be OI1 reserved for an optometrist L. Leonard Real Estate agency ante ot tHe 1 rapp family at the will soon will be here. Mr. and Mrs.s Jay Tucker and family of Myrtle Creek visited of Brookings. over the week-end with the Dick Tucker family. Quite a number from Sixes Grange attended Pomona Grange Mrs. G. P. Christensen is spend at Ophir last Saturday. ing some time at Los Angeles Rev. Mr. Hunt of Eugene had while her husband is in Chicago charge at and midwest on business. Community church Sunday. Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kerr, who The subject: “Freezing of Pre- Cooked and Prepared Foods” at tracted a larger than usual at tendance at th«' March meeting of Langlois home extension unit. The group gathered at Elsie SOU 1 H No. 2 Can—23c Quinn's home Thursday for an all-day meeting. Project leaders tor the day were Lorane Zim merman and Eulla Mastropolito. ictory per can—9c They explained all the "do's and don’ts” and displayed foods, con tainers and wrapping materials to be used. Also shown was the proper method of prapping to ex All Flavors package—9c clude air. Sack lunch brought by the members was eaten at noon with relishes and coffee served by the hostess. Dessert Tea Garden Drips consisting of pies and cakes and frozen fruits all of wheh had been a part of the demonstration. Among those present were Lor ane Zimmerman. Eulla Mastro- Lumber Jack imitation maple politos Marian Brooks, Lillian Borg. Lola Sv pher, Ollie Britton, Doris Sceber, June Hopkins. Pau. line And« l son, Florctnce Thor- haven, Dorothy Dunagan, Nana SYNTHETIC RUBBER EMULSION California Light Amber Moore, Beryl Sypher, Frances Auten Jean Strain, Elsie Quinn, Boice, Carrie Boice, Dor- othj 'c and live girls of the Completion of “Highline”, ai color motion picture of the Co lumbia river power system, was E Trommershausen, southwest announced early this week by W. ern district manager, Bonneville Power Administration. A 16mm sound-punt of the film will be available for showing to (Tubs, on ap- schools and other plication to the district office at P. O. Box 1296, Eugene, Ore. The one-reel motion picture^ discusses many of the problems in 1 volved in bringing hydro-elec tric ¡lower from iederal projects to communities throughout the northwest. The film presents in detail the various phases of line construction and the basic prin ciples of sub-station operation. “Highline” also shows the ben-1 efits derived from integrated op- | eration of up-stream dams, like the Hungry Horse project in Montatna, with down-river pow- Girl Scouts Conduct Sale Here Realty Transfers Realty Transfers C. 0. LEONARD L L LEONARD REAL ESTATE Brokers Residence Phone: 281 Phone 311 Box 211 Notary Public C. O. Leonard SALESMEN: O. S. Young Hans Nelson Earl Docherty Brookings, Oregon To Futid ri Home? Let us help you plan and build! F. H. A. and G. I. ternis, * « « W c have a 2-bcdroom home, close to school and town at the veyr reasonable figure of $*1500. Modern. Here is that well-built attrac tive partially finished home just placed on the market and ready for your inspection. Large com- bination living and dining room, 2 bedrooms, bath, utility room. Large artistic fireplace, fire-proof chimney in kitchen. Cedar shin- gles on roof. Excellent supply of well water. Not too far from town. Well worth the selling price of $10,500, with terms if de sired \ modern house and 3 b acres on th«* ocean. Shower, utility room. Also 2 sheds 30x18 and 12 by 16, with sleeping quarters for guests in one. Good spring on place. Many choice shrubs and bulbs. Let us take you on a tour of inspection. LANGLOIS NEWS LOCAL NEWS SPECIALS—Friday and Saturday GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS, 5 for $1.09 Still have on Hwv 101 Good Mill short haul We Work With SPEED to Fill Your NEED!.......... . $1,00 JELLO, 12 packages .... $L00 TABLE SYRUP, 5-lb. tin . . 73c SYRUP, 5-lb. tin......................... 85c HONEY, 5-ib. tin................... 87c WALL PA!KT Mrs. II. S. Cadman wont to Brookings Sunday to visit her daugliter. Mrs. Chas. Sabin. \ meeting of the P.-T. A. was hold recently. Guest Speakers o. U e evening were Sgt. Thompson ; 1 Ilie Coquille office of state po- !iee ai d Tech. Sgt. Raymond O’- a in selling your Neil, who is on furlough from un today! IVc duty in Korea. waiting to buy! William Branon made . trip t a ke some fne view prop- Gerald Wasel special medical attention. Going with them wen Gerald's mother, ¡el and Mis. May Diev eportid running Site Ft snow. highway. We h a v e several completely finished and modern homes that can b<' bought on Fl IA terms. . . DOG FOOD, 12 cans Wonthufully built hillside home - 2 story, commands one of the finest views o! ocean and Chetco river. Like new throughout, one of the best in Brookings. Drop in and ask about FI IA terms or G. I. Terms. For j p roped have dun ta Redfield’s Market Begins Campaign Mrs. Glenn Hurst ha pointed local chairman d the ’51 o carry on the I the Korean w • Dries in 20 minutes, with out laps or brushmarks. • Insured washable with soap and water. Money- back guarantee. • Reads to use, requires no mixing. Simply stir and apply. • Waterproof! Synthetic rubber emulsion base, repels water. • Dirt-proof! Household grime cannot cling to smooth, hard surface. • Covers any wall. Needs no primer over plaster, wall boa rd. w a 11 p a pc r. • gallon $5.25, - quart $1.50 gency Curry County Lumber Co. Bro n s, Oregon All Brands (per case—$6.75) MILK,, 7 tins............................ $L00 Choice of Many Housewives NUCOA, lb. . 37c; 2 lbs . 73c .... 53c Imitation (flavoring) VANILLA, full pint Powdered or Brown j SUGAR, 2 Lib. packages . . 25c Fancw solid i LETTUCE, lb................................... 8c Fancy CELERY, pound.............................10c In Our Meat Department (duality Meats at the lowest possible prices —try us once and convince yourself!
