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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1951)
Thursday, November 15, 1951 City Government Was Rotary Topic (p a r r ie d over fro m hist w eek P ro b lem s w hich face form ation of a city governm ent for B rook ings. w as topic of th e R otary pro g ra m . headed by Bob Dimmick. to g e th e r w i t h his councilm en. who explained how they wished to build w ell a new city govern m ent w hich would perm it the city expansion they knew would be seen in this city. All told of th e ir visit at the convention of the L eague of O re gon City, at P o rtlan d , how the BROOK. 1NGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON league honored B rookings as the Dim m ick. 'Yet, we w ere fo rtu baby city ” and how the m en n a te in being able to ta k e in the had been given all th e lite ra tu re discussions which we believe are m ost beneficial." possible which w as thought to be Each councilm an told of the of benefit. different discussion groups he had 'T h e league of O regon Cities attended, of how he com e aw ay convention is a place w here all w ith a feeling th at Brookings is cities come w ith th eir problem s fo rtu n a te m th at it has the com w here, too, th ere are some who bined experience of every city have an 8 n t’” er, who h ■ • in com ing up w ith the righ t a n up against (he sam e k d < c sw ers to all local problem s. problem of sim ilar. It sc ms k * Also present a t the sam e m cet- th e re is n« city proble. : v ing w ere Bill Brown, chief of po- th e league is not able tc an j lice; H ans Nelson, the m unicipal " E a J i cf us tried to cov 'r T i judge, and S am uel H all, city a t m any of th e panel discussions as torney. possible, but th ere w ere too few of us to ta k e in all," asserted Mr Redfield’s Market Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats SPECIALS— Friday and Saturday /• 'c r I arising for Customers tn our own Par^int; Lot Sunshin—flaky thin saltincs KRISPY CRACKERS, 2 lbs. I hey'11 Xiiss Him, Too! GAY PLA ID FL A N N E L SH IR TS For the Ladies! • * * Suivh»ne A lthough they loved to beat him in any ath le tic contest, mem- I bers of the stu d en t body at Gold I B each High School, n e v e rth e less, loved the big fellow, as mav be a tte s te d by the m essage of condolence to friends and fam ily v h ch m ay be seen in this issue. ! P erh a p s no g re a te r honor is f 'u r d th an to have rivals bow in gr. ?f along w ith the fam ily. Lyndel w as liked by ail the schools all over the county. It w as Gold Beach w hich publicly acknow legded the fact. EU-LEt'S DRESS SHOP * B R IG H T N EW S IL K SCARVES Plain colors, prints and polha dots s 49c Hi-Ho CRACKERS, 1-lb. pkg. . 32c Deposit on all bottles— COCOA-COLA, 6 bottles . . 25c For Cooking and Salads WESSON OIL, qts. 59c . . 19c Del Monte CATSUP, bottle CI IAM PION — A Nalley Product SALAD DRESSING, ¡or . . . 49c I iersbey’s CO CO A,’/ 2-lb............................ 23c TELEPH O N E SER V IC E... -All Brands $r/££ %&!£ M £ (/E FO R Y O U R M O N E Y FOOD UP IN RATES $nce CLOTHING 42% 1946 : ’■ ’ ? - 28.4% »5 f * v' £ w » I •' DRY MILK, 1-lb, pkg . . . 37c IVORY SOAP, large bar I i$ Stärkte Bordens 7 bars for $1.00 NO CHANGE HOUSE FURNISHINGS MILK, te ll, 7 f o r .................. $1.00 N TELEPHONE SERVICE ■ '* I • < '; * ' «y.:J . . 15c Albers’ white or yellow CORN MEAL, 5-lbs...................39c (xw)k in seven minutes TEN D ER O N I............................. 1QC All Brands— COFFEE, lb ., 89c; 2 lbs, , . $1.77 S w ift’s or Libby’s CORN 3EEF, 12-oz.................... 45c uog Cabin—24-oz. siz^—5}c TRUP, 58-oz. can . . . . $1.14 Dromedary Pitted AND YOU GET MORE SERVICE, TOO DATES, 7’4-oz. pkg ...................25c Since the end cf VC’orld W a r I I , we program of improvement and expan have been w orking c o n tin u a lly to sion until we are bringing to all of our improve your telephone service. Our subscribers telephone service as fine as p la n t from that available anywhere in the nation. £7,833,061 on December 31, 1945, to In order that we may he able to £15,365,661. Annual construction ex obtain the capital necessary to finance penditures have increased from £650,- this program of new construction, we S. &. W. (dazed—for that fruit cake 000 in 1946 to over £2,000,000 in 1950, find it necessary to request increases in CAKE M lX ^ l-lb . jar more than £3,000,000 in 1951, and we telephone S. & W. Brandied are now planning an additional expan since 1946). These changes are far sion program which will total about below the increases in most other prices £13,000,000. XX e believe you will agree during this same period, and your tele that telephone serv ice has been steadily phone service still provides real value improving, and we will continue this for your money. investm ent has risen rates (the first increases RAISINS, 4 -lb .p k g ......................69c CURRANTS, 8-oz. pkg. . . . 14c Palmdale (dazed CHERRIES, 7-oz. jar . . . . . . . 35c . 45c MINCE MEAT, 1-lb., 12-oz jar . 55c SKIPPY DOG FOOD, 12 for . $1 00 JELLO, Asst, flavors, 3 for 25c 1 kl I laven TOMATOES, 2 '/as, 2 fo r TELEPHONE (INNIV DEL HAVEN TUNA, '/as 25c
