Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 10, 1955, Image 12

Thursday,
BROOKING^HARBOR PILOT BROOKINGS, OREGON
(nee Betty Benson)
Surviviors a re a niece. M rs
C h a rlo tte W ahV 'org of Buffalo
N Y Two b rothers, H ja lm a r am 1
Mrs. Helen Rice nas been at>-
Richard W ilson of Chicago. Ill
G rand-nieces and nephew, M rs pinted chairm an of the Buddv
Mrs Chas B iekner and d a u g h t­ I Gene Bock, and Carol Ann Ben
Poppy Sale, sponsored by the V e t­
e r Carol Ann Benson w ent to i son of Brookings. Mrs John K nap
e ra n s of Foreign U ars.
THANK YOU NOTICE Coos Bay to a tte n d the fu n eral of pert of Buffalo. N Y and I)r J
To stim u la te in terest in the
sale th e local V FW post along
T hanks for the m any cards d u r­ 1 th e ir uncle, G ils E. W ilson, who A Benson of St P e te rsb u rg . Fla
a rra n g e m en ts
w ere w ith th e Dej> irtm ent of O regon,
ing M p . Schaal'» lingering illness passed aw ay, M arch 4. at the ag • . F u n eral
m ade bv the Mills F u n e ra l home will sponsor a Budv Poppy poster
lor the kindness and helpful su p ­ of 82.
contest through the Brookings-
port given me, and for th e flow ers
Mr. W ilson cam e to H arb o r in in Coos Bay. Oregon
H a rb o r school
1937
to
m
ak
e
his
hom
e
w
ith
his
arni donations to the C an cer Fund
T he posters will be judged, and
in his mem ory.
sister, the la te M rs John Benson.
th
e 1st and 2n 1 place w inners will
Mrs Myrtei» if Schaal and familv
A few y ears ago he w ent to MT. EMILY GEM
be sent to th e D epartm ent H ead­
C oos Bay w here he lived w ith h s
q u a rte rs, in P ortland.
CLUB TO MEET
G rand-niece, Mrs. Gene 1
They will then be judged on a
state-w id e basis, and a cash aw ard
•Ilie Mt E m ily C m and Min- mack» for the first four prizes. C er­
eral Club will meet on
tific a te s will he aw arded for all
M arch 17. at the VFW H all at 8 | p o sters to reacn s ta te com petition
p m . A ta lk on "C hem ical S a lts ,
T he w inning posters will t • dis­
will be given R efreshm ents wi I
played at th
D ep artm ent E n ­
be
served
V
isitros
a
re
w
elcomed,
j
FILMED AGAINST T H E BACKGROUND
cam pm ent.
O th e r posters e n te re d in the
OF H I E WORLD’S MOST FABULOUS CITY
contest will 1»“ displayed locally.
Col. Lae Rice is in charge of the
contest here.
Then* will he two catag o ries of
[»osters, from grade 7 th ro u g h 9
TEXAS!
O regon m otor vehicle tra v e l inclusive .and from grades 10
climbed approxim ately 10 percent th ro u g h 12 inclusive.
in J a n u a ry to set a rw»w a ll-tim e
high for th a t m onth, S e c re ta ry °>
S ta te Earl* T N ew bry rep o rted
Friday.
,
'ro ta i street and highw ay m il­
eage. estim a te d from sta te w id e
gasoline sales figures, exceed 467
m illion as com pared w ith 425 m ill­
ion m iles in Ja n u a ry of 1954
Ja n u a ry tra ffic d e a th s also in ­
creased, N ew bry said.
The foil
w as 27 killed as against 22 d u ring
the sam e m onth a year ago
T his pegged the m onths m ileage
d eath ra te a t 5 8. up seven te n th s
of a point from th " 5 1 recorded
at the sam e tim e last yx’a r. The
In Breath Taking NATURAE CO LO R
death ra te indicates the num ber
of persons killed in each 100 mil-
The (»ripping Story Of One M an’s Exjk’rience
ion mill's of a g g reg ate driving,
officials explained
W ith I lis ( iod 1
Gasoline sales to talled 40 636,546
gallons, an increase of m ore th an
H O TEL BRO OKINGS
th re e 500 thousand gallons over
BU ILD IN G
Starring: COLLEEN TOW NSEND EVANS
sales of the proceeding Ja n u a ry .
T otal m ileage is e stim a te d by a p ­
PACE POWER ROBERT CLARKE
plying an averag e m iles-jw r-gallon
figure obtained from the fed eral
GEORGIA L E E - RALPH WARD
Public Roads A dm inistraton.
TO HAVE
T h ere w ill t*
ri&ace, beginning
G range H all, on
12.
DANCE
an old fashioned
at 9 p m . a t the
S atu rd ay , March
Appoint Mrs. Rice
Poppv Chairman
FORMER HARBOR
M A N IS DEAD
M A R C H 2 4 » h —— — 8 P . M .
MILEAGE IS
HOUSTON
UP IN STATF
Billy Graham
R E A L S IL K
★ ★ ★
IN
Plan
Smorgasbord
In Smith River
aSpo]
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M AY S FUN&
M A G IC S H O P
and
“ Mr. Texas”
BROOKINGS BIBLE CHURCH
You c a n s w in g
t h is b e a u t y f o r
EJ
FREE
IN
FREEMAN'S
MARKET
2 PIECE SET LADIES MATCHED
SAMSONITE LUGGAGE and
2 PIECE SET MEN'S MATCHED
SAMSCNI7E LUGGAGE
Drawing April 16-You need not be present to win
You Need Not Purchase Anything — Just Ask For
Tickets A t Our M e a t Counter. Come In As Often
As You like. No Minors Allowed To Porticiate.
U. S. Choice Beef
n .n
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U -AN, WEl L v;l °
P R IM E RIB R 0 A S
NICI'I. Y TRIMMED
T o m \ roast
69c
VI ID M C E
FOR
I
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you think you couldn’t afford the
price of a new 1955 B uick?
You certain ly can — if you can afford any
new car. A nd we proudly show our price
here to prove it.
F o r the delivered price of the Buick S pecia l
sh o w n h e re is s h a rp ly c o m p e titiv e w ith
those of the th ree best-know n sm aller ears.
It's a price m ade even lo w er by the new
transportation charges to the If est — low er,
in fact, than those asked for the sm aller ears
just a fe w m onths ago.
D
29c
L V R B O l'E
16
Cottage
LI \N
SIM ! HO M LESS
11 NDI Kl'/.l I». S M O K ID
HAMS
l hat s one big reason why Buick production
and Buick sales are hitting all-tim e record
highs to d ay — and w h y Haiek is outselling all
o th e r ears in .1 m eriea e x c e p t tw o of th e
best-know n sm aller ea»s.
But an e sen bigger reason is this fact:
49c
BARRI I. O F D ll.l.S
LAST'.
The price you pay for a Buick buys you a
lot m ore autom obile than the sam e money
buys elsew here.
It b u y s you b ig -c a r ro o m a n d siz e and
2 for 9C
S P A R E R IB S
r Í in '’1 R P°R k
OPEN
S U N D A Y ----- 9 to 6
d d iv a ra c ? lo c a lly ?
$ ■ 1 .7 0 » Rad
A Anfanne . . . $9 2.SO.
c o m fo rt an d b ra w n . It b u y s you B uick
sty ling, Buick pow er, Buick handling, Buick
ride steadiness — and the fun and pride and
satisfaction of bossing the hottest c ar of the
v ear.
A nd it buys you the widest choice in the
industry today. F or th e re ’s a Buick to fit
any price range you nam e — the low -price
S p e c ia l , the high-pow ered C e n t u r y , the
ex tra-ro o m y S i PER, and the custom -hu:lt
H O Al)M ASTER.
So w hy not com e in and see how easy it is to
sw ¡ng the Buick beauty y o u ’\ e got y our h e art
set on? Then y o u ’ll see why the th rill of the
y ear is Buick in a. lot m ore w ays than one.
—th a t the Buick SPECIAL it p
I b«'ow
any o»h««' cor of 188 hortep-**«r and
122-inch wheelbate?
D ID
YOU
1
- t h a t »he Buick SPECIAL it paced be.'ow
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tom e m odel» of the th re e best know n
»mailer cart?
KNOW -
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- t h a t the Buick SPECIAL oivet you more
1
poundt of automobile than any other cor
ot itt low price?
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T h r ill o f th e y e a r i s B u i c k
lb 4 9 c
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COME I y \N P TRY O I R P E L IC IO V S M EAT
GORDY
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D H L P IC K L E S
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a c c tts o r •$ , s lo t * a n d lo c a l » ok «», If a n y,
odd t ona'
Pric«$
jy vary ill g h f ly In o d io ln in y c o m m y n l»tea
f a n the fa c to ry in it< jll« < J • i t r o i •
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LOCATED
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suddo -
and the stars of “ Mr. 'Texas,” and ( indy W alker
Men W ho Produced “ Mid-Ccnturv Crusade
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E X T E N SIO N TO M E E T
T he re g u la r Home E xtension
m eeting will l»e held on W ednes­
day, M arch 15 a t the hom e of
G race B artholem ew , at 1074 M ap­
le stre e t. T he group» will plan th e
program for the com ing y e a r In ­
terested jwTsons ait* asked to a t ­
tend.
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LETTER TO EDITOR
SMITH RIVER
CLARICE
LATTIMORE
Another Great Religions Motion Picture From 1 he
io, 1955
barged
chuck area, w ho was
in
station
from th e U S . N aw
th e fa r E ast, showed severa
d
h
of colored movie pi
B efore we get in to th e m eat of
owing
Kore
tak en or scenery si
this
le tte r, we w ant to m ake it
, Japan, Hong Kong. md o th e r E;
c le a r th a t we a re very d efin ete’y
E ast places.
in favor of bousing p ro jects as
uni
M rs E va Hiel si
such W'e fell th a t B rookings needs
T he S m ith R iver P T. A. will I visiting her son and fam lv • • and in g en eral w an ts a housing
¡and
M
rs
Donald
C
rockett
and
hold th> ir annual sm orgasbord < n
project of th e ty p e th a t is planned
S a tu rd a y evening. M arch 12 in 0 * •hildren. Vernon, Davie, and th e ir tor this city
i
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
and
fam
ily.
Mr.
and
M
rs
S m ith R iver C om unity Hall This
H ousing is very a c u te here, and
is an annual event .and has prov en 5 Edie F reem an and d a u g h te rs .
anything w hich will ivlieve the
to b e one of the o u tsta n d in g e v ­
M r and M is John B arnum and
ents of the y e a r and plans aix? th re e d a u g h te rs have re tu rn e d situ atio n is very com m endable.
H ow ever,
we c a n ’t help out
m ade to m ake it bigger anil b e tte r ¡hom e from P o rtlan d . Ore. w here
I they a tte n d e d th e fu n eral of Mrs. wonder if th e public can insist
th is year
T he serving of th e food vvill be­ O ra W. S chrader, the grand- thro u g h th e ir elected city officials
gin at 5:30 p.m. and continue u n ­ 1 m o th er of Mrs. B arnum .
Mrs. th at tire housing p roject be set up
til 9 j>m. E n te rta in m e n t w ill be ¡S c h ra d e r passed aw ay a t the home w ith variable e x te rio rs, and p e r­
furnished du rin g th e dinner hours. ' of h er d a u g h te r in P o rtland, foll- haps a v ariety of floor plans.
Uniformity in housing isn’t a
Z.ving a long illness.
dance, Donna and Vivian S m ith ;
desirable
asset to any com m unity.
B allet dance, Ja n n e y M cC arley; | Rv ce ShePon, w ith th e U S . If each and < very house in the
Navy,
w
ho
has
been
stationed
n
e
a
r
vocal duets, B ettie Mello and Ar-
F orm osa ,is home on a few weeks proposed p roject looks like each
d i s B areggi, diessed in historical
leave, and is visiting his sister. } o th er, th e eom unity a p p earan ce
costum es.
isn't b ettered .
F red Johnson, son of Mr. and Miss A m elia Shelton, and p aren ts
W’e feel th a t th e council, o r the
Rev
and
Mrs.
Ja
m
e
s
Shelton.
Mrs. L. W. Johnson, of the W in-
I planning c< m m ission should se t up
I some re q u ire m e n ts w hich will
m aek th e project pleasing to tlra
<ve, not only now, but in y e a rs to
come. Too often, in m ass p ro d u c t­
ion,sam eness gives b irth to in fe r­
ior q u ality , especially as fai as
ap p earan ces go.
Signed by th e follow ing:
Buzz S te w a rt. E rn e st W arrin n er
W inifred S tan ley
W M artinen,
V A Mendei h alt, Jr., 1 M athason
Hosiery
Representative
OILTOWN
U.S.A.
March
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