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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1954)
THURSDAY, SEPT. 16. 1954 th e ir possible en title m e n t to s ta te SU PPLEM EN T TO of O regon educational benefits BROO KING SHA RBO R PIL O T w hile a tten d in g college or o th er accredited schools. R aym ond E. P ettey , educational officer for th e S ta te D ep artm en t of V eteran s Affairs, said stu d en ts should estab lish eligibility and file th e ir application form s im m ed iately w ith his office in o rd e r W ith th e fall term of school to avoid loss of th e benefits. ap p ro ach in g W orld W a r II and A pplications by m ail should go K orean v e te ra n s w ere rem inded of to th e S alem office in the S ta te L ib rary Building. They m ay be fil ed in person at e ith e r th e Salem o r P o rtla n d offices, or through I Kov* woodarfully bletsed in being co u n ty v e te ra n s ’ service officers. restored to active life after being crippled T he nccqvsarv form s also a re in nearly every joint in my body and with muscular soreness from head to foot. I av a ila b le at most schools. had Rheumatoid Arthritis and other forms S ta te aid pays th e v eteran $50 of Rheumatism, hands deformed and my a m onth w hile enrolled in a full ankles were set. u n d e rg ra d u a te college Limited space prohibits telling you mors tim e. here but if you will write me, I will reply course, or $35 a m onth for any ot once and tell you how I received thii o th e r accred ited course req u irin g wonderful relief. 40 classroom s hours of a tten d a n ce Mrs. Lela S. W ier m onthly. A tten d an ce of less th an 2805 Arbor Hills Drive, P. O. Box 269/ 40 hours pays a t th e ra te of Jackson 7, Mississippi 8 7 ’« cents per classroom hour. STATE VETS REMINDED OF SCHOOL AID A R T H R IT IS ? ! Hill State Park Vaughan Rolls 264 Ciame At Lancs Here Dedication, Sep. 23 BEAUTIFUL BROOKINGS Pd. P o litical Advt. —Charles Deane W The highlight of th e T uesday } *,a rk e t night bow ling w as a w hopping i p.' ,, The Louis W. Hill S ta te P a rk gam e of 264 w hich w a s rolled by I £ Unn‘" K M o,ors at C ape Lookout is to be d ed ica t ed in tp ecia l cerem onies on S ep Don V aughan. T his w as bowled in s c ra tc h league com petition. Re- *7. arb t' r Shop tem b er 23. it has been announced s u its in this league a re not com . U‘ , H > .H1.KS ' 11,0 B arts by th e O regon S ta te P a rk s D ivi nlPto a« one team ....... i............ Hake P le a sa n t Ply woo p íete as m atch w as sion. T he p ark is located 12 m iles Denn Supply so u th w est of T illam ook via the p o stponed this week. N e ta rts road. This larg e area containin g 175 acres w as donated to the S ta te of O regon for p ark purposes by th e Hill e s ta te and contains most 2-HO UR S P E C IA L S E R V IC E of the cam ping area It adjoins C ape L ookout S ta te P ark . H o u rs 7:30 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. M em bers of th e Hill fam ily will be honored at a luncheon at Tuesday and Thursday Open ’til 8 p. in. noon preceding the public ce re H U N T E R S ! W E W A SH DOW N S L E E P IN G BAGS m onies to begin at th e p ark at 1:15 p. m. S ta te. T illiam ook C oun ty and o th e r d ig n ita ries are to be on hand to tak e p art in the dedi P H O N E 2991 cation. A nnouncem ents are to be m ade la te r of the com plete p ro gram . j ACACIA LAUNDROMAT J Io qualify, th e v e te ra n m ust h av e lYccn an O regon resident for one y e a r o r m ore p rio r to his W orld W a r II or K orean service ■ The K orean v e te ra n m ust a c t ually have served in ^ n re a . S e rv ice in e ith e r w a r m u sT h a v e been for a t least six m onths, and dis ch a rg e m u st have been honorable. T he benefit is paid for as m any m onths as th e v eteran spent in service, to a m axim um of 36 m onths. S ta te aid is not payable at the sam e tim e th e v e te ra n s r e ceiving fed eral GI educatio n al benefits, n o r is it payable for co rresp o n d en ts or hobby courses. There is no deadline, e ith e r for W orld W ar II or K orean veteran s. THE P IC THEATER Crescent City STARTS SU N D A Y 3 DAYS ONLY 5 Sept. 19 - 20 - 21 .’f jo b e ” IT B E G IN S W H E R E " i C LEFT O FF! in e m a s D em etrius a n d ™GlAD1A70R3 . <«loi by VICTOR MATURE SUSAN HAYWARD-fRAimss , 0 D.rni.d ty DFLMfR DAVIS • w ,n«n lethniiolor THE PSC PHIU IP DIJNNE I THEATER ir.nniiiinrmn wicr -H-./r-'-.T-rrm-V oíids most [ic w tu l jM -u jis, hands and stakes f W /'LOMU 8IÍS®! I ■ntnuttSTEL v k£T SPBIJÍ33 BOULDER, M O N T A N A -i'll k ,- 4 You will enjoy and benefit from a week or more at tl s famous resort. Situated on an 'a-' 1,800 acre M ontana Ranch halfw ay between Butte <■ and He,ena on Highway 91. W onderful food . . . r\. warm, com fortable rooms . . . large, beautiful lobby , • • • cociuaii i o u . . organ music nightly. O utdoor i ; .. , swimming pool, indoor Lot poo’s, steam baths, physical therapy. Good fishing nearby. t - ><■" . Buses leave the hotel twice a day for the famous « ak E nterprise Uranium Mine, where nurdreds have : re c e iv 'd relief from arth ritis, neuritis, rheuma: sm k' ‘ »4.-5 *’ and o*’ er ach'-s and pains. Plan now to come to / t i ; : y c i the ** • k • > A W »1 tr..- i ■ iy i ' have ch r 2.s obtained from the Free Enterprise Uranium M ine, J And here you will e ! so find the only radio-active r- 4 hot springs in this ,rict. L i . n now to come to C .- this famous resort. W rite cither to ‘ Pappy” Smith, y 4-, Manager, Diamond S Ranchotel, c r Fergus C. Fay, •- Genera! M a ^ .e r , J ’thorn Minii g Company, Boulder, r / '| I w Montana, for illu stiatcd folders, iy* 1 K ’ , <>4 Headquarters fo r the famous FREE EUTErTF.’USF URANIUM M INE . rV relief for arthritis sufferers. 4 4 4 3 1 0 0 0 S Modern Efficient Laundry Methods V IS IT S BRO O K IN G S Bill D uggan and fam ily. M other Mrs. E thel D uggan. A unt Mrs. M abel H undley and g ra n d m o th er, M rs M ary M arsh w ere in B rookings over th e week end. All th o ro u g h ly enjoying th e W ran g lers show S unday. The Bill D uggans, being fo rm er residents, enjoyed seeing old friends also a t the E lk s dance S a tu rd a y night. B ill’s s is te r and fam ily, th e Eddie O w ens’ visited in B rookings last week. MARVELOUS CURRY LOVELY HARBOR C IT Y L E A G U E Only Dodge trucks offer new Power-Dome V-8 with 145-hp. • . . most horsepower o f any low-tonnage truck engine! 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