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Thursday, November 20, ,952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN GSC Students Help Pay Way With Jobs Local N e w s H appenings A b o u t F olks You K now Ted Milgard of Walla Walla brother of Dorothy Lockland and son of Mrs. Milgard, came Sun day for a visit with his folks and to do a little successful fishing. Mrs. Milgard, Dorothy and daugh ter, Pat, returned to Walla Walla with him to be gone until after Thanksgiving. Paul Harvey and family recent ly moved to a home on the air- port. Vote for Boyd Wes'teren and Janet Stephenson at the School Carnival. Mrs. Elizabeth Rubush and son, Harold, drove to Myrtle Creek on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mason left Monday for Seattle where they will put their can on board a freighter for Juneau, Alaska, Nov. 19. The Masons will go to the northern city on an engineer ing job. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. R. Williams of San Leandro, Calif., are an nouncing the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Gilman D. Duffy of Fort Dick. Calif. The bride-to-be is a native of San Francisco, coming to San Leandro in 1948. She attends San Leandro high school and is a member ol the Oakland Philharmonics chor us. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Henry of Fort Dick. He is a native of New Mexico. Mr. Duffy is a corpsman in the U. S. Navy. Plans are being made for an immediate wedding Used guitar-cornet, Yelton's. Diamond salesman, Mr. Miller, displayed a stock of valuable dia monds on Saturday and Monday at Mincer’s jewelry. It was a special pleasure to view the beau tiful stones. Mrs. Mincer is able to supply diamonds of any size and quality. Oregon State College--To help finance their college careers, Ore gon State college students are working at everything from ice cream making to fire fighting So lar this year, nearly 300 men and women students have Elizabeth Colegrove went to Coquille last week to visit her new niece, Susanne Joyce, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tur ner. Xmas music, Yelton's. Asa Carpenter left Sunday foi a two-weeks vacation in Bodega Bay and Arroyo Grande, Calif. Mrs. Betty Midwood and Mrs. Ruth Hoxie and children spent Sunday motoring into California to view the scenery. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Bell are vacationing in lower California for several weeks, both of them hav ing relatives there. Vote for Charles Blair and Mar lene Olson at the School Carnival. Large candles for Xmas. Yel ton's. been placet! in part-time jobs mechanics, leaf sweepers, tutors through the employment office | anti farm workers. maintained by the college. Many A big group of students wilt jobs have been found also for stu work during the holidays as mail dents’ wives. handlers in Portland and other Request for workers have been ix»st offices ami some are already received to date for such varied signed up as toy salesmen. jobs as fry cooks, baby sitters, linotype operators, truck and taxi drivers, grocery clerks, painteis. Extended play records, Yelton's. SAVE $2.75 PER HOUR BY REPAIRING YOUR OWN GAR. TRUCK, TRACTOR, ETC. AT SELF SERVICE GARAGE We Furnish Heated Garage, Hand Tools, Drills, Grinders. Floor Jacks, Electricty, Compressed Air and Technical Library covering all cars for only $1.00 per hour working time. WE REPAIR GARDEN TRACTOR ENGINES BRIGGS-STRATTON PARTS IN STOCK Look for turn off sign on Highway 101, 5 miles south Brooking.? Vote for Carol Ann Benson Charles A. Forsberg will come home from the Crescent City hos and Earl Parker at the School When Shopping In Crescent City, Give These Firms A Trial! pital this week after spending al Carnival. A directory of where to “find" and “buy" hi Crescent City, Your friendly neighbors most three months there, the re Mrs. Jennie Sisk accompanied who enjoy seeing any of you, and the privilege of serving you at any time! sult of a fall at the Paragon ply Mrs. Elsie Foster when she drove wood mill a Crescent City. to Seattle on Saturday to visit Square Deal Lbr. * * 'Crescent Lmbr. Co. her two daughters, one of them Trivets, Yelton's. Everything far the home builder! Marie Woods For price quotations on all being Mrs. Frank Sisk. Frank is Pumps and Farm Machinery! lût . mnnnnnüT Mrs. Jessie Sisk’s son. Building Material Dress Shop 4th & K .Streets Ph. 2491 Telephone 1881 Charles Carpenetr caught the FOR YOUR Jantzen Sweaters; Gertzman first salmon in Pistol river. Second and Market Streets Res. Phone 1293 Skirts; Marjorie Montgomery ELECTRICAL NEEDS Mrs. Myrtle Lenderman from ind Andre Gay Original Dress Foster, Ore., spent two days with es; Taulman Suits; Luxite and Del Norte the Herbert Hoxies here. Kasger Hose; Warner Bras & M c C l e n d o n As Close as Your Phone Myrtlewood, Yelton's. Birdies and Lingerie. Tire Service Loretta and Sheryl Carptentei Motor Co. Re-capping & Repairing Free Alterations and Gift spent the weekend in Gold Beach Fin stone Tire Distributor Gldsmobile-W illys-Cadillac wrappings. Hwy 101 Ph. 3042 Box 655 with their grandparents, Mr. anti From and M Streets Mrs. Asa Carpenter. In the past few days several Flowers Wired! L. A. Carr & Son SURPLUS MART cars have skidded on the frosty . 1 i n i /• Atlas Power Tools; Haudwnre,-— Winchuck bridge and suffered Anywhere Any Tinu ! > !CCl Metal and I umvmg Clothing for the entire famtfy, in- Phone Orders Accepted! considerable damage. In the ear H< usehold appliances. Shtet Met c luding boots and shoes. Come in. ly morning hours of the winter 1!. Plumbing and heating supples Margaret's 1280 Second Street months this bridge should be ap h. 621 Qoo Fourth St. Telephone 2752 Phone 551 proached with caution, as it may Quality Repairing be covered by a slippery layer of -------+ + Expert Workmanship frost. Being on a curve, it caus Tom ’s Nunn Bush Shoes; Arrow es many accidents. The Phette- Nielsen Hardware Shirts; Genuine Leris; place and Shuey cars were vic Radio Service Pendleton Shirts: Jantzen And Electric Company tims of these circumstances this ELECTRIC CO. Sweati rs; White Slag Line; Radio Sales and Sendee complete line of hardware and Res. —3 miles South of Harbor past week. n»-t Warner Appliances < cim ai fixtures and appli Complete line of Work Clothes Phone 2561 ¿00 K. St. Phone 2612 Vote for Gerald Baum and Joan ance! PHON!. 143 Sporting Goods Tyler at the School Carnival Call Us! McNABB Earl C Brown Construction Co. Box 302 I larbor, Oregon EQUIPMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK Truck and Crawler Shovels Draglines and Clamshells Trench Floes and Cranes Bulldozers anti Dump Trucks BY HOU R OR C O N TR A C T— e > • > • Road Rock and Fill Dirt Gravel and Top Soil FREE ESTIM ATES G LAD LY G IVEN Crescent City Furniture Co. Gordon F. Johnson Everything for the Home “Store For Men“ 4 PH O N E 2 4 0 4 • Shop and Office at Chctco Bridge burniture Exchange Armstrong Linoleums! Stoves Everything For the Homi! 1220 Second Street 858 Third Street — . ---------------- CRESCENT C IT Y M a rg a re t's R A D ÍO Linen and Specialty Shop Vixif our record department! Ph. 1512 S40 2nd St. Crescent Chevrolet ?Tievro!et-Buick Sales A- Service Auto Repair, Painting Radiators Repaired House Dresses Crildren's Line! Costume Jewelry Linens! 1240 Second Street Western Auto Supply Office Supplies Del Norte Laundry Diamonds - Watches T hree-Day Service Silverware Flatware Hollowwara Direlyte Turn those extra items Iriti cash by Pilot Classified eds Cycle Shop Complete Service, all models! Sunbeam Dealer Ph. 1421 1073 2nd Street DAVIDSON'S Telephone 471 Leave orders at the Cur-Del Cleaners LAW REN C E'S Gamble's Auto & Home Supplies and np püancrs Cononado Radios. 1150 9th St. Phone 3001 No fob Too Large—No fob Too Small • NICHOLSON Wadsworth Jewelers 829 S<Tond .Street TELEPHONE 2202 r.vpe writers, Adding Machines 1010 2nd St. Telephone 2212 We Deliver in Brookings! l'or traiti Photostats Commercial Photographe Cameras and Photo Supplies! Harris Studio 836 3rd St. ----------- Phone 3281 ft CARRELL'S Hedrick Electric Com pat i Hardware md Electrical BuppH Your Motpotnt Store 304 i f S PHONE 931 '
