Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, April 22, 1954, Page 15, Image 15

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    TELEVISION THIS WEEK
SUNDAY, A P R IL 25
3 :5 0 —Sign on
4 :00 Sunday M atinee
5 :00 This is T he Life
5:50 W e a th e r and News
6:00 V ictory a t Sea
6:30 S p o rtsm a n ’s C lub
7:00 P riv a te S e c re ta ry
7:30 D o llar a Second
8:00 Meet Mr. M cN utly
8:30 I ’m T h e Law
9:00 News and W e ath er
10:15 Sign off
9 :0 0 K IEM T h e a te r
10:00 N ew s and W e ath er
10:15 Sign off
W ED N ESD A Y . A P R IL 28
) Sing on
) F em inine F ancies
1 Redwood C am era Tim e
1 Uncle B ill's A dventures
) N ew s and W e a th e r
) Your G arden
) Meet M cG araghans
) F arm and Hom e A dvisor
) Cisco Kid
) C aptured
MONDAY, A P R IL 26
)— Sign on
) F em inine F ancies
) Redwood C am era Tim e
) I ncle B ill’s A dventure
* W eath er and N ew s
) W estern T h e a te r
I C h arad es
1 C ity D etectiv e
• All S ta r T h e a te r
) H ank M cCune
) Red B u tto n s
) In n e r S an ctu m
10:45 Sign off
) W restlin g
> F av o rite S to ry
) N ew s and W e ath er
> Sign off
HURSDAY, A P R IL 29
1:50 Sign on
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F em inine F ancies
1 G a rry M oore
> Rc Iwood C am era
) I ncle B ill's A dventures
6:00 W e ste rn T h e a te r
TUESDAY, A PR IL 27
3 :5 0
4 (X)
4 :30
5 :0 0
5:50
6:00
7:00
8:00
7 :0 0
H a r p e r N ew s
7:30
8:00
W h a t’s T he S tory
Big P ic tu re
8:30—Liberace
Sign on
F em inine F ancies
Redwood C am era Tim e
I ncle Bill's A dventures
N ew s and W e ath er
W estern T h e a te r
H a rp e r News
Life W ith E lizabeth
9:00 A bbott and Costello
10:00 N ew s and W eath er
10:15 Sign off
FRIDAY. A P R IL 30
3:50 Sign on
4 :0 0 F em inine F ancies
4:30 Redwood C am era
5:00 Uncle B ill’s A dventures
DANCE RECITAL
by
BLOSSOM’S SC H O O L O F DANCE
Thursday, April 29
School Auditorium
No Adm ission
Sponsored by th e PTA
4-Square Used Cars
From the home of
BUICK— the beautiful buy
Barber shoppers
Attend Show At
Klamath Falls
Democrats Top
Republicans In
Registrations
A larg e delegation of the Brook
ings C h a p te r No 675 S P F B 3
Q.S A. drove to K lam ath F alls on
S a tu rd a y , A pril 10. for the S ev ­
e n th A nnual P a ra d e of B a rb e r­
shop Q u a rte ts , staged by th e
K lam ath F alls C hapter.
T h e se ttin g this y e a r was a de
p a r tu r e from th e previous P a ­
rade. a M instrel-Ad»’ w as in­
cluded w ith outside talent fr-un
th e C h a p te r to sta g e th e ir show.
T he M instrel Ad« was carric
along w ith the e n tire show, and
of co u rse had th e end men a ttire d
in p ro p er costum e, the soloists d .«
an o u tsta n d in g job in th e ir n u m ­
bers O u r group enjoyed M r C a r­
te r who sang “Old Man R iv o ’’
w ith th e K lam ath F alls Choru«
in th e background.
T h e m em bers a tten d in g the
P a ra d e from B rookings C h ap ter
w ere; Mr. and Mrs C b ff Bu-
nell, Mr. and M rs Bob Dick. O r ­
v ille Dim m iek. Mr. and Mrs F red
Fox. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Fume
Mr. and Mrs. C harles G rayshel,
M r and Mrs. Em il Moore, th en
d a u g h te r and habv. Mr. and M rs
G eorge Sw anson. Mr. and Mrs.
L u th e r Tisdale, o th e r B rookings
citizens w ho atten d e d the show
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fox.
Mrs. Rose Poole. Mrs. J e a n e tte
Pierce. Mrs. R u th R ath ¡any.
All of o u r friends in K lam ath
F alls aski d th e sam e question
( “W hen a re you going to have a
j show in B ro o k in g s?’’ T hese B ar-
1 bershoppers h av e a w arm spot in
! th e ir h e a rt from the B rookings
'C h a p te r and th e people of this
com m unity. T hey still ta lk about
I the show we held at the P in e
I Cone d u rin g the fkxxl a few y ea’ s
! back No po w er th e night of th e
show, roads w ashed out to the
south, the Fox Bros., w ith th e ir
h'gh wheel tru ck tow ing the B ar-
hershoppers th ro u g h the high
w att r at T ryon corner. P o rtab le
light plant at the T h e a te r an i
for th e afterg lo w at th e G range
’ rall. '1 hat show did m ore to pyb-
lize not only B rookings C h a p te r
but th e e n tire P aeitie N orthw est
D istrict.
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
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THURSDAY A P R IL 22. 1954
p ’d en ts and th re e non-inartisans
listed.
Mrs K an iek 's to ta ls did not
include hut about tw entv regis
11 at ions, w hich ’had been fo r­
w arded to th e C ounty C lerk
earlier.
N ew re g istra tio n s in th e Rrook-
ngs and F errelo p recin cts showed
D em ocrats leading R epublicans by
i slim m a jo rity , according to
dadys K anick, C ity R ecorder.
Mrs. K anick re p o rted th a t in
ih«’ last sixfv days 92 D em o crats! O ne of th e m ista k es in the co n ­
md 88 R epublicans had re g istered duct of hum an life is. to suppose
w ith her. T h ere w ere fo u r inde- th at o th e r m en ’s opinions a re to
m ake us happy. R ich ard B u rto n .
We I lave Lots of . . .
CASUAL and PLAY SHOES
Come in and see them
House
of
\ \ ide range
of
BRO OK ING S
Sizes anti Widths
SO U TH O F DIM M ICKS
A rin rtin m * rM
From where I s it... / / Joe Marsh
So They Stopped
Baiting Each Other
If you w ant to hear a real
haul«, listen to Cob J a n ie s and
Whitey Raker on trout fishing
sometime. You’d think it was
more important than anything.
Cob favors d ry flies. W hitey
pooh-poohs an y th in g but wet
flies. Cob sw ears by a Fan-W ing
Royal Coachm an; W hitey w< n ’t
hear of an y th in g but Silver Doc­
tor. And so it goes — they can ’t
even get together on steel r xls
versus bamboo rods.
B ut on S atu rd ay , each got 1 ick
from Fox Creek with a catch uu
couldn’t have differed by i »re
to /,,
'A
than a couple of ounces! Then
ov cr a friendly glass of beer, they
allowed as h<»w maybe they were
both rig h t . . . which is how so
many argum ents should end.
From where I sit, life would be
a w hole lot pleasanter if we all
respected one another’s o p in io n s’
— w hether about trout flies, or
It; ' ¡ng a glass of beer, or voting.
•’’I. a p Tson has n right to
i
. u in o w i i line of thinking.
. -
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Un u c n Foundation
1 9 5 1 SIUDEBAKER Commander \ S
C o n v ertib le C oupe a u to m a tic tra n sm iss on. B eautifu
in te rio r trim C ream w ith black top.
1 9 5 0 I X)I )GE Meadowbnxtk Sedan
Very C lean
Th
1949
loads ot e x tra s
a trulv fine car.
F( )R I) ( distom Sedan
R adio
H e a te r — N ew seat covers.
1 9 4 6 I )eS() I () Sedan
A Fine Buy.
1946
W in c b u e k
liv e s to c k
1-11
C lub m et at th«’ M ullen home f
a very in te re stin g m eeting,
m em bers w ere present.
S h aro n Bowlin gave a talk on
th e diseases of c a ttl at d (?,
Bowlin gave a talk on Beet c a ‘-
i< , th e ir c a r e fro m ca ll to ad u lt
anim al
L a rry H anna! tixik p c tu re s (4
the group.
R efresh m en ts w ere served by
Mrs. M ullen.
R porter. H. L.
D a rk blue finish
1 9 5 0 SIUDEBAKER Commander Sedan
O v erdrive
N
FO R D Sedan
Good T ra n sp o rtatio n .
I 1 9 5 1 STUDEBAKER—%-T on Pickup
1 9 5 0 CHEVROLET H-T on Pickup
1 9 5 0 ( JMC 9 Passenger Suburban
S top and see o u r f ne selection of new autom obiles a t our
sp rin g fashion show.
Meaning Suictt
BUJCK ' ’t n E KEEPS BUICKS BEST
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On Highway io i
N orth End of Town
W e a th e r and News
W estern T heater
TV Q uestion Box
B adge 714
Life of Riley
K IE M T h e a te r
W e a th e r and News
Sign off
RDAY, MAY 1
S ign on
F a ith F o r T oday
W e a th e r and News
S a tu rd a y M atinee
M edallion T h e a te r
H a rry O w ens
B reak th e Bank
K IEM T h e a te r
W e a th e r and News
S ign of I.
Tisdale fo r
C cuntv Z Judae
I'd P olitical A«t.
BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S \
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T in e -bedroom borne, double g a ra g e fire-
place, larg e lot n e a r m outh of riv er and ocean S ta te
Vet approved. O nly $1500.00 down.
NEW
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I u!! basem ent w ith p arty room. Am ple sto rag e spac?
(,n a d one ball b ath s U tility room and g arag e. F u ll
.pi ice $8500.00.
TW O BEDROOM HOM E ON 10 A C R E S W ell b u ilt m o d e rn f
bom<\ fin place, larg e garage, tin.« view of W incbuek /
R iver. O nly tw o m iles from bi w av
ALM OST N E W T w o-lx d ro o m hom e in re stric te d area. L arg e
p ic tu re window, hardw ood floors U tility r<xim and
g arag e. Close to school and churches. $11,000, w ith
down pay m en t of $2,000. El IA term s.
O C EA N V IE W P R O P E R T Y w ith m odern, tw o-bedroom hom e,
on lot 75’ by 200’. In good n e ig h b o rh o o d $5,000 w ith
$500 down. B alance like re n t.
H O U SE T R A IL E R S -S e v e ra l good tra ile r hom es fro m $525 00
and up. Som e w ith vt«ry low down paym ent.
HOM ES A N D B U S IN E S S LOTS A wide selection of locations
P riced a t $650 and up. S everal w ith low down p ay m en ts
and sm all m o n th ly in stallm en ts.
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See Hom er H aggerty or Eva Lee Long
PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor
P hone 3311
Also the BEST in Insurance Coverages
Across from th e Post office
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