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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1951)
—* west Quarter of Section Five,! Township Forty-one South. Range Monday evening, July 23, Ken Thirteen West of Willamette Me neth Thompson, fair board man- ridian, Curry County Oregon, be In the Circuit Court of [ger and C. H. Brooks, director, ing a porticn cf Lot One of the tten (Jd the monthly meeting of Slate of Oregon in and for the California and Rregon Lumber Piirry County Fair Board, at Gold County of Curry. Company :uieage Tract No. Or. Jeach. Final plans are being Coos-Curry Electric Co-opera- bounded and described as follows: nade for the* fair which is set tive, Inc., a corporation. Plaintiff be ginning at a point which is due or Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and 2. versus East 995.U1 feet from the South Among those present at the 1 California & Oregon Lumber west Corner of the Northwest meeting was Myrtle Chadsey, the Company, a corporation; Freder Quarter of the Northwest Quar chairman of the hobby and an ick Miller. Annie Miller, Ida Mill ter of si id Section Five; thence tique committee. She asked that er, Mary Duley; also all other due East 280.78 feet; thence North more people bring their hobbies persons or parties unknown 12 degrees 48 minutes West 87J" and antiques to be displayed in claiming any right, title, estate,« feet; thence West 198.21 feet; the booth. There are many ob Hen, or interest in the real estate’ thence South 40 degrees 46 min jects of interest in the county described in the complaint herein utes 30 seconds West 112.28 feet ; which the public would enjoy. to the point of beginning, con- Defendants. i Another meeting of the board To: California & Oregon Lum taining 0.50 acres, more or less. । is set for Aug. 20. Anyone in 2. Quieting the title to said ber Company, a corporation. terested is welcome. i r«mis^s in the plai. tiff. Frederick Mille, Annie Miller, Ida A group of girl scouts, under Miller, Mary Duly; also all other 3. For such other and further leadership of Mrs. Archie Aldropp. persons or parties unknown clainl. relief as to the Court may appeal and Mrs. Glen Kerber enjoyed a mg any right, title, estate, lion, equitable. camping trip up Floras Creek or interest in the real estate de This summons is published pur Thursday evening and stayed un scribed i*. the Complaint herein. suant to < »dor of the Honorable til Friday evening. They cooked IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Dal M. King, made on Ju'/ 21, their evening meal and breakfast OF OREGON: You are hereby 1951. JAMES A. NORMAN, and had watermelon feed. Thurs required to appear and answer Attorney For Pl i ntiff 419 Hall Bldg. Coos Day day evening they enjoyed an am the complaint filed against you in ateur hour. Friday, swimming the above entitled suit within August 2—30 inc. and hiking were the order of four weeks from the date of the the day. Only casualties were a first publication hereof, to-wit: few bee stings. Making the trip Four weeks from August 2, 1951, were Patsy Bruchler, Delores and if you fail to so appear or SEE ME FOR Bruchler, Donna Longanecher, answer within said time the plain Marily Neff, Jeanette Thompson, tiff will apply to the Court for the LAND LEVELING Joan Cox, Velma Ann White, Ar relief prayed for in the Complaint, BRUSH CLEARING lene Kerber, Thelma Kerber, Mil a succinct statement of which is ROAD BUILDING dred Robbins and a visitor, Laura as follows: Jean Layton. Decreeing plaintiff to be the AL SÁRVER sole owner of the following dt The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Easy Street, Brookings Ralph Vincent has been purch- bribed premises: A tract of land lying in ased by Mrs. Mabel Stonehouse, whose home adjoins the property.! Northwest Quarter LANGLOIS P age N ine ’'»oavixicc uadror PJT.OT BROOKINGS, OREGON Suit In Equity SUMMONS Photography COMMERCIAL and PORTRAIT ILL BRANCHES’ Auto Wrecks for Court and Insurance Claims! INTERIORS AND EXTERIORS! Machinery, Industrial Sites, Farm and Farm Stock! Construction Progress Photographs! ‘7/ We Can See It We Can Shoot hr ANY TIME! ANYWHERE ED INGRAM Brookings, Oregon Phone 283 Redfield's Market Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats SPECIALS—Friday and Saturday Free Watermelon TO THE USERS OF SERVICE OF WEST COAST TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone communication is a vital service necessary in our every day lives. That is why supervisory and many regular employees arc- working long hours during this emergency, so that you may (-all a Doctor, Report a Fire, or Call the Police, to say nothing of the many other necessary uses you have for your telephone. We cannot help hut feel that the strike now in effect is the result of lack of understanding. The Wage Stabilization Board has ruled that no increase in wages, amounting to more than io per cent of those in effect in January, 1950, may be put into effect without their author ity. The cost of living, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics In dex. has increased 10.2 per cent over January 15, 1950. I he Increase in Wages We Have Offered will average 12.3 per cent over those in effect in January, 1950. (Anything over to per cent must lx- approved by the Wage Stabilization Board. Unauthorized payment of wage in creases in excess of this amount is subject to severe penalty). Under these circumstances and coupled with the fact that wages paid our employees compare favorably with those paid for similar jobs tn the Northwest, we believe our offer to be more than fair. What Do You, Who Ultimately Pay the Bill, I hinh? Every effort is king made to maitain your telephone service. Your forbearance is requested until normalcy is established. A note of en couragement to thqse fine people who are laboring to keep vital serv ice for your welfare will be appreciated. RAY DALTON Vice-President and General Manager WEST COAST TELEPHONE COMPANY If customer guesses weight of melon within ’¿-pound! | OLEOMARGARINE, lb. ... 34c The Old Dependable Shortening SNOWDRIFT, 3 lbs......................... 95c LUMBER JACK , SYRUP, 24-oz. jug....................... 35c OLD ENGLISH DOG FOOD, can......................... 10c ALL BRANDS COFFEE, lb., 89c; 2 lbs. . $1.77 . PUREX, Gallon, 39c; ’¿-Gallon 25c TURE HONEY, 5-lb. tin........................ 95c ASSORTED FLAVORS KOOL AID, 3 Pkgs......................... 10c ASSORTED FLAVORS JELLO, 3 Pkgs..................................25c PURE CANE SUGAR, 10 lbs................................. 98c WALDORF TISSUE, 3 rolls ...... 25c ALL BRANDS CIGARETTES, carton IE (numi I • COLORED . . $1.49 . ALUMINUM FOIL WRAP, 25 linear feet . . . 33c
