Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, October 08, 1953, Page 16, Image 16

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    p -o o k in £ s H a r b o r P ilo t
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1953
Second Person
Gets Blood From
H?GH S HCOL
W alking Bank
F rom P ag e 1
I'.rowti is grading th e road.
By low ering the s tre e t level, th e
• < hool hoard says they will savq,
, <,i. 11 net ion e o s ,s which w ould he
n ec essitated ii the s tre e t w ere
h ig h e r than the school lot.
ext step in g ettin g the school
u n d eiw a y is sale of th e school
bonds, which should be ad v ertised
soon. Archil« ■; Keeney exp c ‘s
'o ha\ lilt,'d
irkiog plans coui-
p leted \ J a n u a ry 1. and bids for
th e jol will be I"' in m id -J a n u a r'
A n ( s l ii.iu le d 200 w o r k in g d a y s
w ill he r q.«in d to com plete the
b u ild g
th the school hoard
hop>ng i* will b ready for occu­
p a n c y prii
to the opening of
school . ex* all.
C h e c k ( 'u s e s D ism isse d
T w o had check ch arg es w ere
<li.‘ ’ ''r '1 bv
’ lg • Dal M Kin .
last v e<
as circuit court close I
its first sess’on
T he case of S ta te vs. Roy D u r­
h a m w as dism issed because of a
<lef<ctive indictm ent.
S ta te vs. W elch w as also dis­
m issed, a f te r the prosecution re
q u e s te d th a t th e ir case be w ith ­
d raw n .
P IA N O S !
Pamphlets For
Chamber A rrive
T he B ro o k in g s-H arb o r W alking
Blood B ank perform ed its second
e rra n d of m ercy last w eek, prov­
ing its value to the com m unity
once again.
Tw o donors who had previously
been typed 0 positive w ere dis­
patched to Seaview hospital to
furnish blood for Mrs. A. E
S tonehouse, ill in the hospital.
The tw o donors who volun­
teered w ere Ed A berg and C. L.
M endenhall.
Mrs. M endenhall has been con
lined to th e hospital for about 10
days, w ith the tran sfu sio n being
given Sunday.
E a rlie r v o lu n teers had been
rushed to th e hospital to furnish
Idood for a n o th e r B rookings w om ­
an. who has since been re tu rn t'd
hom e
In the blood hank, th e n u m ber
of persons typed edged slowly to ­
w ard the 1,000 m ark, w ith Dr. Ed
S em ii ’ and his s ta ll of V FW
A uxiliary volunteers still p lu g ­
ging aw ay. Ed expected to reach
r u n b e r 1,000 this week.
I ’ours at th e blotwl bank at the
city hall rem ain the sam e, th re e
to five T uesday and T hursday, and
6 to 8:30 W ednesday night.
F o r Dr. S am uel, it w as his fifth
w eek of service since th e blood |
bank was form ed, w ithout a
b reak. Ed has tak en care of ty p ­
ing continuously since the pro ject
w as first financed by th e R otary
Club.
DeGraff, fresh m an from Jackson­
ville; H elen Allenby, ju n io r froiq
reached g a iPm a nd W illiam H u n t, a sen«
enroll- jor from p r in ev ille.
d e n t s . ------------------------- —
Shirley 1 T ry P ilo t C lassified Ails.
Transfers Enter School
High school enrollm ent
187 last week, w ith th e
m ent of th re e new s t u
The tra n s fe rs included
Two
evidences of activ ity
greeted m em bers of th e B rook­
in g s-H arb o r C h am b er of Com
m erce th is week, as th ey recov-
* red from w h a te v e r they had don
th is sum m er.
R ecently arriv ed are th e bro
chures w hich th e C h am b er ha 1
o rd ered p rin te d last spring. The
bro ch u re is an a ttra c tiv e lo u r
[»age booklet, p rin ted in four col­
El K ) \ E 2S2.
ors, and extolling the v irtu es o ERMA D. RICE, B roker
B rookings and its area.
('llA R L E S G r AYSHELL, G u Y E. R lC E
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W ork is also und erw ay on the
C h am b er’s inform atio n booth, Io
HOM E AND INCOM E 3-bedroom hom e w ith fireplace, lawp
ca te d on th e R an g er S tatio i
m d shrubs. Also 2-room ap a rtm en t which re n ts for $50 p er m onth
gro u n d s at th e south end. o
iouse and a p a rtm e n t com pletely and b ea u tifu lly furnished. Only
C hetco avenue.
S-tOOO
down.
The booth, w hich began life as
a float in th e Lily D ay parade,
S A C R IF IC E P R IC E Modern 2-bedroom hom e on co rn er lot
will be m anned by C h am b er m em ­ 128x158, close to schools. $1350 down and $50 p er m onth. Full
bers and will he used to dissem i­ price $5000.
n a te in fo rm atio n on th e area
V IEW LOT IN R E ST R IC T E D SU B -D IV ISIO N 133x155. Only
including th e pam phlet.
$1050. T erm s.
LOT C LOSE TO S H O P P IN G C E N T E R C ity w a te r and sewer.
E X T E N S IO N U N IT M EETS
The C hetco Hom e E xtension $800. T erm s.
'nit will hold a m eeting on te x ­
3-BEDROOM HOM E IN TOW N Less th a n tw o y ea rs old.
tile p ain tin g in the G range Hall $10,100. Only $2000 down and $1(X) per m onth, o r $3000 down and
W ednesday, O ct. 14, at 10:30 a m. E.H.A. term s on balance.
S ack lunch. All a rc cordially in­
vited.
SOUTHERN
CURM
rem ry
HIWAY MARKET
6 Blocks North of City Center
mots
GOLD ARROW
TRADING
COMPANY
Sk
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W u rlit zcr and
¡esse French
9 9 9
On the Reef
NEW AND USED
From Page 1
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RENTAL OR TRIAL
9 9 9
Tuning & Repair
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WURLITZER ORGANS
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CONTACT—
Chetco Drug Store
Brookings, or
J o h itv tu to
Mutie rroit^
COQUILLE, OREGON
Open 7 a.m. to 9:30 p. m.
know n as a “g ra d e r” , has been
engaged in ta k in g th e s tre e t su r­
face p ro tru d in g betw een th e holes
and shoving it into th e bottom s j
of th e holes. T he re su lt. . . not
n ea rly so m any holes, a lth o u g h we
still have enough for any norm al
usage.
T he device w orks well,
too. . . we should have tried it
sooner.
And it m u st m ake th in g s lots
e a sie r for Mr. Arp. If any new
holes ap jx 'a r now. w e’ll know who
did it.
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday
Skippy—Chunk or Cream Style
3 lb. can
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R ED U C ED $5000.00 d iw of th e finest hom es in this a rea
'I'hrce large bedroom s, plenty ot storage, fireplace, land-
scaped T w enty-five gotxl acres w ith ab undant spring
w atei
New w orkshop
Less than 3 m iles from B rook-
ings We consider this th e best buy we have offered this
year.
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B U S IN E S S LOT 100x100 on U S 101 in th e c e n te r of w est «
developm ents in W est B rookm t>
Level. rock-tilled and
h to build on
$5000.00 rerm s available
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3 $1500 DOW \
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3 B ED lU X tM S M odern, a ttr a c t ve. alm ost new
on good stre e t n e a r school. EHA te rm s available.
LETTUCE . . . lb. 10c LGE. ORANGES Dz. 49c
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See Homer H aggerty or Eva Lee Long
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PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor
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Also the BES I in Insurance Coverages
Across from the Post Office
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BROOKINGS
Hl WAY MARKET FOR TOPS IN SERVICE AND QUALITY -
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WILBANKS MARKET — BETTER MEATS
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ARMOUR-STAR
|Butt End
33c
lb C
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Shank End lb £ 59c 1
HAMS
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B U S IN E S S O PPO R T U N IT Y l a r g e 2-stor> building one block
off Main street S u ita b le for a p a rtm e n ts or business w ith F
living q u a rte rs
Will consider lease
F
I’llO N K 3 3 11
Sweets or
SWIFTNING . . . 75c YAMS . . . 2 lb. 29C
W illard G rah am re tu rn t'd hom e
T uesday by plane a f te r a trip to
K etch ik an , A laska w here he vis­
ited w ith Lowell M arsh, form erly
of this area.
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2 BEDROOM S
S h o rt d istan ce from shopping a re a
L arge level lot A ttached g arag e $7500.00 on easy te rm s
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RNUT BUTTER Jar 39« CATSUP . . 2 for 29«
[ BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S \
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Dennison’s Tomato
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Cheddar Cheese lb J
Mt. Hope
1 Swift’s Premium
ALL-BEEF WIENERS
SAUSAGE . . . lb. 55c
Little Pig
WE RESERVE TH E RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAN TITIES