Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 11, 1954, Page 8, Image 8

A R R ELLS GO TO C O QUILLE
W ELC O M E
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. A rrell and
Mr. and Mrs. R aym ond W eaver
of B rookings are p a re n ts of a son son, Je rry , spent th e w eek-end in
born M arch 6, 1954 at Seasid«' Coquille visiting Mrs. A rre ll’s
m other, Mrs. N ettie W atson.
B rookings can look fo rw ard to K eith D enny, of W oodbury and H ospital.
Party Honors Birthday
continued expansion in its ply­ C om pany, and H arold B. H u tc h in ­
Mr. and M rs. Ed C ardw ell of wood industry, A. J. Honzel, M an­ son, P o rtlan d , legal counsel for
B rookings w ere hosts to a group ager of B rookings Plyw ood, told th e firm .
of friends who g ath ered at the a C ham ber of C om m erce audience
D enny, S e c re ta ry of th e C redi-
Rod and Gun C lub to celeb rate last T hursday.
j to r ’s C om m ittee of th e firm , told
th e b irth d ay of Mrs. F red B lunt.
Honzel m ade his s ta te m e n t as th e group th a t th e favo rab le re ­
A tten d in g w ere Mr and Mrs he explained
th e plans th a t cent e a rn in g record of th e com ­
Ross S alvage, Mr. and Mrs. Mel- Brookings Plyw ood has fo rm u ­ pany had caused th e c re d ito r’s to
, vin Thom pson, M r and Mrs. D on­ lated to in crease production in a g re e to th e proposed financing
ald Thom pson, Mr. and Mrs. its local plant by fifty p e r cent. of th e additional equipm ent.
See our new Spring and Summer
F ra n k Thom pson, Mr. and Mrs.
H utchinson gave th e group in ­
E arlie r, B rookings Plyw ood had
D onald Upp, Mr. and Mrs. H a rry announced a new stock issu-' fo rm atio n of the financing of the
• SHOES
AND
• PURSES
M ullins, Mr. and Mrs. Coby Long- w hich will be used to finance a I firm and its p resen t s ta tu s , and
acre, Mr. and M rs. F re d Jones, new’ d ry e r unit and core lath e outlined the rig h ts of th e new
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Thom as, Mr. here. In s ta lla tio n of th e new' stock issue.
an d Mis. Ivan S m ith, Mr. and equipm ent will raise production
L adies of th e A ssem bly of God
M is. Ray P assley, Mr. and Mrs. from th ree m illion feet per m onth C hurch served the d in n er to th e
We have those Nylon
Buil P h ettep lace, K en and La-
to fo u r1 and a h alf m illion feet 75 m em bers present. T h e tab les
Vonne H em m erling, Bonnie L em ­
w ere decorated b ea u tifu lly w ith
per m onth.
Stretchie, Socks now,
ing, Mr. and Mrs. H a rrÿ P ayne,
flow ers, highlighted by C am ellias
T he audience heard Honzel tell from R u th B athiany, H arb o r.
R alph and Irene Young, Louie
too.
and F ran k ie King, Mr. and Mrs. them th at tim b e r in the B rookings
R obert Keeves, Mr. and Mrs. P a t ­ a re a will su stain production of
terson Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Bill plywood and o th e r wood m a te ria ls
Lonegan, Mr. and Mrs. D avid­ for m any y ea rs to come, i n ­ V ISIT O R S FROM C A L IF O R N IA
S O U T H O F D IM M IC K S
son, Mr. and M rs. Gene T hom as, creased local production, he said,
Mr. and M rs. E. F. Cosgabe.
will result in few er logs leaving
and o th ers.
I A rcata, w ere guests at th e L u th e r
y
Mrs. B lunt received m any l o w ­ this vicinity to he m illed else­ T isdale hom e T h u rsd a y and F r i­
w
here.
ly p re sen ts and a w onderful tim e
day. Mrs. T isdale's fa th e r, W il­
w as had by all.
F u rth e rm o re , he said, a few liam M clndoe, S m ith R iv er w as
y ea rs w ill alm ost c e rta in ly see also present to visit w ith th e old
PARENTS H ERE
the w aste m a te ria ls of local p lan ts friends of th e family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed G raff accom ­ being used for wood products.
A lthough living re la tiv e ly close,
panied Mr. and Mrs. Clive M anley O rderly grow th of th e local C or­ Mrs. T isdale had not seen the
hom e from th e ir vacatio n and poration, he noted, will cu lm in ate C osgahes for tw elve years.
an* stay in g lor a visit at th e M an- in facto ries to use th e w a ste "in
ley hom e. Mrs. M anley is the the very n e a r fu tu re ."
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
G ra ff’s d au g h ter.
Also heard at th e m eetin g w ere
Mrs. C arl B erger gave h er son.
Tom m y a p a rty S a tu rd a y a fte r- i
noon to cele b rate h»s ninth b irth - j
day. M ore than a dozen g irls and i
boys w ere present to play gam es
for which prizes w ere given. Re-
AUTH ORIZED
fiesh m en ts w ere served a t four
o’clock.
8 Brookings-Harboi Pilot CHAMBER HEARS HONZEL TELL OF
THURSDAY, march a gg , FUTURE GROWTH IN PLYWOOD HERE
LOCAL NEWS
1847 ROGERS BROS.
BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
AND REPAIR SERVICE
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
P. O. Box 195 Brookings, Oregon
Pilone 2274
'‘‘ éwvi ^S é •
uickTunecare
M OVING DAY SOON
Mr. and Mrs. L u th e r T isd ale
a re rem odeling the house fo rm e r­
ly occupied by Mr. and M rs. V ern
S m ith for th e ir home. Som e in ­
te rio r p ain tin g is being done to
th e .r present hom e w hich h as
been re n te d to Dr. and Mrs. R ob­
e rt S m ith. M oving day for th e
tw o fam ilies will be som etim e th e
la tte r p art of the m onth.
W E E K E N D S IN SALEM
C liff Girod, te a c h e r at B rook­
ings High School six'nt th e w e ek ­
end visiting his fam ily in S alem .
V IS IT R E L A T IV E S
Mrs. M ildred B yrne and d a u g h ­
ter, Joan, spent S unday in G ra n ts
1 P ass visiting Mrs. B y rn e’s d a u g h ­
ter. Mrs. M argaret S lagle and
fam ily, and h e r m other, M rs. ,
I Anna M uehm ore who is at the ’
F ru itd a le Rest Home there.
Mrs. M uehm ore gets a g re a t
ileal of pleasu re from card s and
le tte rs sent by h er B rookings and
H arb o r friends.
DA U G H TER H E R E
V isitors at th e P. K. F inch
It's ht-ginning to be the tim e of y e a r w hen th at c a r of yours will
horn«
in H a rb o r last w eek w ere
be seeing lots m o re service And t h a t ’s the tunc w hen c a r c a re is m ore
Mr. and M rs Nick F eiss of G er­
im p o rta n t th an ever
vais, O re. and th e ir tw o sm all
d au g h ters. Mrs. F eiss is Mrs.
H ere at M enm ng Buick, w e’re aw are of the im p o rtan ce of F in ch ’s d au g h ter.
pro|H‘r care, and w e’re equipped to tak e car«' ot it. W ith th e larg e st,
M ER CH A N TS TO M E E T
finest equipped shop in C urrv C ounty, we’re n a tu ra lly h e a d q u a rte rs
The R etail M erch an t's A ssocia­
for c a r c a re B uicks and ev ery th in g els«'.
tion will hold a m eeting M arch
17th. 1951 at 8 p m at th e C liff
I louse.
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cars in the A uto Business
Meaning Buick
On I lighway 101
North End of Town
IN E U R EK A
Mr and Mrs. C. A M ackenzie
spent F rid ay in E u re k a.
! EXTENSION UNIT
! TO STUDY HERBS
The M arch m eetin g of th e
C hetco Hom e E xtension F n it will
he held at th e G range H all.
W ednesday, M arch 17.
T he project will be H e rb s and
. F«xxl Seasoning
A pot luck luncheon w ill be
servx'd at neon along w ith foods
cooked nt the m eeting.
Anyone in tere ste d is invited to
atten d .
NOW! for the first
time in silverptate
history,
1847 ROGERS BROS
mokes these old
patterns available
again!
IIov« long have vou w aited
f«>r this o p p o rtu n ity . . . a
c h a n c e to c o m p le te v o u r
service in one o f these lovely
p a tte rn s chosen years ag«>!
Im agine vour p rid e in Idl­
ing in o r co m p letin g vour
plaee settings and essential
serving pieces to round out
v o u r service for rCallv g ra­
cious e n te r ta i n in g . O r«ler
now fo r ¡September deliv­
ery. F actory closing date,
A p ril 17.
WHY BE "SILVER SHY" . .
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW!
ITEM
EACH
Teaspoon
Dessed Spoon
$ 90
1 90
Round Bowl Soup
A. D Coffee Spoon«
1.90
.90
Iced Drink Spoon«
Butter Spreaders
Dinner Knives, Reg
Dinner Knives. Viande
Dinner Forks, Reg.
Dinner Forks, Viande
1.90
1 90
3 00
3.00
1.90
1.90
Salad Forks
Oyster Forks
1.90
1.90
Table Spoon
Cold Meat or
225
Serving Fork
Gravy ladle
3.50
3.50
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