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12 Brookings-Harbor Pilot Differences in T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 11, 1954 Gl Loans Told HARBOR NEWS M A R R IED IN R EN O A m a rria g e of in terest to th e Much confusion seem s to p re vail am ong veteran s as to hom e oeople of this a rea took plac° in By MAY BRA IN A RD loans. This confusion is m ostly Reno M arch 2nd, w hen Mrs. Violet because those who w ant loans E lm ore and S am G illette took B 't f H e rr sp ‘ nt a long w eek have failed to inform them selves th e ir vow’s a t th e hom e of R ev end from his slavery at the Brook- properly on th e d ifference be erend C rosby, p a sto r of the F aith - inns M ark et, going down to the tw een the so-called “G -I” loan Gospel of God in C hrist C hurch. Bay a n a , and visiting in his old and th a t available to v eteran s Both Mr. and Mrs. G illette are sto m p in g ground around H ay qualified for a loan from the well known in th s area, Mrs. w ard. S ta te of Oregon. G illette being the d a u g h te r of M r The Oregon law m akes eligible and M rs. D. C. Jag g ers. They G a r ^ o flocks of robins and for loan consideration v e te ra n s plan to m ak e th e ir hom e in Del la rk s have dropped in for re fu e l including women, honorably dis N o rte C ounty for the presen t. ing on th e ir an n u al trek n o rth charged from not less than n in e w ard. ty day s’ service in the arm ed MRS. F O S T E R ILL Mrs. K a th e rin e F o ste r has been forces who e ith e r joined up in W ork has been progressing on Oregon betw een S ept. 1, 1940 and in for several days, necessitatin g the I ioneer Road job. Pipe linos Sf pt. 2, 1945, or betw een Ju n e h er absence from th e post office. have been ad ju sted and several 25, 1950 and the K orean A rm is tru c k loads of coarse rock sub- F O S T E R S HAVE F IR E base have been dum ped in the tice. or W orld W ar II v eteran s A fire in the w oodshed behind who lived in O regon a t least 2 ch annel. y ears betw een d a te of discharge th e M ilton F o ste r hom e th r e a t and Dec. 31, 1950. ened the house last W ednesday, N ew s from Bill B row n is th at hut was prevented from sp read in g G-I loans are handled th ro u g h he has had an ex p lo ra to ry o p e ra hanks and th ere are very, very by neighbors who p rom p tly rallied tion as p a rt of his being checked around to help. few a c tiv a te d in this a rea over at L e tte rm a n H ospital, San Loans directly from th e S ta te F rancisco. W hen B ert K e rr went of O regon V eteran s R ureau. of down, he took Bill a box of a which it is said th e re is a to tal of thousand d aff blooms, to be dis a few hundred thousand d o lla r’s trib u te d th ere w orth in th e B rookings-H arbor W allace M orris of B rookings I’he Ray S treu b in g s sent a box area, m ay be m ade to qualified of d aff blooms over to C am p ap p lican ts for hom e purchase or w as in ju red S unday w hile w o rk construction, im provem ents o r a d ing on the C hetco W ran g lers W hite, (bis last week. ditions, and refinancing. Q ualified Rodeo G rounds n ea r C arso n ’s Mrs. Willis R aglan is p re tty ra n ch ers m ay apply for ranch P la n e r Mill. W ally su ffe red a fra c tu re d leg, busy p u ttin g the finishing touch) s leans. M axim um loans are $9 000 on a hom e and $12,000 on a ranch and w as tre a te d by Dr. R onniger on th eir new home, on F ir S tre e t. at 4 p e rc e n t in tere st, repavable in at S easide H ospital w here he is a m axim um of 20 years. M ost re p o rted to be doing fine. loans a re for m uch less, both in m oney and tim e. FA M ILY R E U N IO N V isitors a t th e E. W. M itchell Briefly, th e s ta te ex ten d s every effo rt to help deserving v e te ra n s hom e a re M rs. M itchell’s p a re n ts obtain su ita b le housing. T hey c a n M r. and Mrs. L. H. M u stard and not look w ith m uch en th u siasm M rs. M itch ell’s sister. Mrs. G. W’. upon ap p lican ts who have failed M eLean of C ave Ju n ctio n T h e M u stard s have ju st r„ ♦o look out for th e ir own w e lfa re B orrow ers m u st have som e cash tu rn e d from spending th e w in ter of th eir own, good financial h is in A rizona and C alifornia. tory, and evidence of job stab ility . An agent of th e S ta te of O regon V e te ra n ’s m akes m o n th ly visits to the a rea and m ay be addressed- D ale Hill, Box 1020, R oseburg A pplication form s a re available at any- re a lto rs o r from th e local V.F.W., post service officer. A. E. S andbo, H a rb o r nam ed J u s tic e of th e Peace. Right Around Here n r.iL K iN IH U S E P IE PLA TE It you have a pie p late from J Miss M axine F ender, an d Miss |th<- P J A pie social th a t you have G eraldine H alb ert, Physical Edu- not yet re tu rn ed , o r if y o urs has cation in stru c to rs a t G ra n ts Pass not been re tu rn e d yet. th e C hetco High School w ere here last week 1 >rug S to re is still try in g to get end for th e C ity Bowling T ourn- t iem all back to the original own- m en t and w ere guests ot M r and ers> ¡M rs. E. W. M itchell. | z northwestern s | NOW PAYING 20 PER CENT dividends to policyholders on fire insurance on their homes and household effects! S E E A rthur Knox Insurance Agency WRANGLER BREAKS LEG | Your Local N O R T H W E S T E R N M UTUAL E IR E ASSOCIATIO N A g en t -o/' tut Rom where I sit... ¿ y Joe Marsh Pinerfhan ever! Steve Tips the Balance FRIGIDAIRE ¿;'uxeThrifttj-30' Electric Range Eight Years Ago In The Pilot Lions A u xiliary Adds 1 wo Members ♦ ♦ ♦ R alph V incent announces plans for ph o to g rap h ic studio here. W m just leaving home this morning when the Missus re minded me to stop at Steve and Ai’a Meat Market for a pound of hamburger. “Be sure to get it from Steve,“ she said. To your wife — that probably looks like a better buy.* From where I sit, there's al- way» more than one way to sp- proach a thing and still come out fa ir and square to a lt My wife likes a cup of tea with dinner; I prefer a temperate glass of beer. We get along fine. Gets me pretty mad though, when somebody s ta rts “ th ro w in g his w e ig h t around" and demands that I see things exactly his way. *W h y ? ” I wondered. So when I got to the market I asked Steve i f Ac knew. “ I ’ll tell you, Joe,” he said. “ A1 and I sell the same meat, and a pound is a pound. Maybe i t ’s just that we go at it differently. “ A1 loads the scales and takes Two new m em bers w ere in itia t ♦ ♦ ♦ aw ay ’til he has a pound. But I ed into the L ions’ A uxiliary at th e put too little on and s ta rt adding. L an d so u th of C hetco riv er re g u la r m eeting, held T uesday w ith d raw n from proposed B rook M arch 2 at C hetco Inn. in g s-H a rb o r file d istrict. Copyright, 1954, bailed States Breuers Foundation T he tw o new m em bers a re M rs Jew el C oates and B arb a ra P o l lard T hey w ere in itiate d a t a candlelight cerem ony, conducted by m em bership ch a irm an M rs Jea n n e Dubs A fte r the m eeting a d e m o n s tra Do you suffer from fatigue, nervousness, poor appetite, tion on cosm etics w as given by Mrs W inifred S tanley. N e x t digestive upsets, insomnia, constipation? m eeting of th e A uxiliary will be held Tuesday, M arch IB DEAD ON YOUR FEET? N e w b e a u ty ! N e w co n ve n ien ce ) See these fea tu res : C o o k-M as ter O ve n Clock Control F u ll-w id th C o o kin g - to t o o . th o n m in im u m o T 4 3 » n « lS •r > d .n c t.n c y a t thay may bava a th a r ca uoao o , d u .^ o I t ’s sort of a change from stin tin g in th e Gold B each hospital, w here she formerly nursed. Top Lam p F u ll- w id ti Storage D ra w e r Lifetim e Porcelain Finished C abin et an d O ve n S K N 1» » A row of peas pecking out and ditto, onion seeds sprouting, are p re tty good signs of S pring though r a th e r expensive ones, seeing as i Low seed p ack ets have been ' upjxxi 30 p ercent in price. And th e co n ten ts seem to be slim m er | Ilian they used to be. 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