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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1954)
Brookings-Harbor Pilot THURSDAY, S E PT. 2, 1954 5 RETURNS FROM COLORADO Mr. and Mrs. L uther Tisdale returned Friday from a two weeks vacation to Mancos, Colorado. The Tisdales attended a re union of the 351st Aerial Squad, ron of the first World W ar of which Mr. Tisdale was a member. This was the first reunion held in the W est and most of the m em bers had not seen each other since they were discharged in 1918. There w ere men and their wives from W ashington. Iowa, Wisconsin, Oregon, Tennessee, Kansas. Indiana, Michigan and Colorado. The next reunion will be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1956. LUTHERAN CIRCLE MEETING IS HELD The L utheran Circle m et at the heme of Dorothy Rotzek on Wed nesday, August 11. The Consti tution was completed and will be lead at the next meeting. Pagtqr M iller conducted the Topic Study "Money Making A ffairs” from the Lutheran W it ness. This topic was discussed very thoroughly by the ladies. The following C airm an w ere ap pointed by President B etty Smyth. H arriet Hamnes, Membership ( hairm an; Ella Schoenbeck, Al' Rose Poole returned to H arbor j ter C hairm an; Dorothy Rotzek. Friday a fte r visiting two weeks Ways and Means C hairm an; Shir- lei F razer, Visiting Chairm an; w ith her d aughter and son in law in K lam ath Falls. and Hazel Yahr, Publicity. The ladies present at the g ath ering were Amanda Hamman, H arriet Hamnes, Agnes Johnson, Signa Jones, M arjorie Renhard, Ella Schoenbeck, R ettv Smyth, Dot Thompson. Hazel Yahr, ¿’o r rine Hinz, Dorothy Rotzek, Shit- lex Frazer, Louise Soule, a guest, and P astor Miller. The next m eeting of the L u th er an Circle will be held at the home of Mrs. E sther Aldrich on W ed nesday, Sept. 8 at 7:30 p. m. Am anda H am m an will be the Hostess. All Lutheran ladies are 1949 STUDEBAKER invited Id come and get acquaint ed. Make us an offer TRUCK OR VAN i !-2 T here are over 2 ^ million Am ericans suffering from bursitis. It can a tta ck the joints in any of 140 different locations of the 1 ody.- Changing Times. I Ton, Heavy Insulated Enclosed \ an Inquire at PHONE 2411 U. S. G R A D E D CHOICE BF.EE Thursday Friday Saturday « 'v iiw iu u y PORK J PORK FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES PORK PORK SHOULDER ROAST PORK SHOULDER STEAKS PORK SHANKS . . lb 4 Si lb 53< lb 23< FROM YOUNG ’FENDER FRESH SI JOULI >ERS O|-' PORR Pilot Office OPFN DOWLiNG j F ree Bowling Clinic FREEM AN’S MARKET Daily From 7:00 p. *m. Thursday 2 to 3 p. m. Openings SE E US. Some League AZALEA LANES CANNED PICNIC HAMS CANNED HAMS ARMOUR STAR Boneless ARMOURS STAR 11AM W HAT AM Lean LEAN BONELESS 4/2 LB. CAN i 6-3/4 ÎS 41b $ 4 .3 9 BACON SY THE P.’ECE Medford, Armours, Portland, Pronisian and Cascade. No. 1, Lean, 6 - 8 lb. slab |b. Thick Sliced — Portland, Pronision 1 lb. Cello Pkgs. |b. READY M IX CONCRETE i I I River Run Sand and Gravel Rock Fill Material Glay Fill Black Top Soil Clam Shell Soil River Sik Concrete Pipe & Ditching NO JOB TOO SMALL Brookings RED-E-MIX 69c NOT TH E CHEAPEST, JUST TH E BEST BART ’H IE BUTCII P. S. BEEF CHUCK ROAST IB. 49c BEEF SHORT RIBS 49c LEAN GROUND BEEF, lb. 2 9 c —4 f u r S l (O ur sand and gravel is washed, screened and weighed to give full m easure and proper proportions aggregate, to insure quality) ' Crushed Gravel 67c Concrete Co. C om in g Soon
