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BROOKINGS-HARBOR
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ship tra in in g program , are M yron
Johnson, F ed eral B ureau of Labor
01 Medford, A. C H ogan, S ta te
D irector of A pprenticeship, ol
P o rtlan d , and M aurice Romig,
Adult E ducational C oordinator,
,1 Const T elephone School D istrict 9-C O th e r sjrecial
inf Joyces in the M arsh - guests ate, D arw in Belleisle, M an
iet. w ho i ‘cen lly com- ager of th e Coos Bay T im es and
eqi ii\ alen ol four y« a rs Ulla Baiters, E xecutive E ditor,
ephone train in g , will Coos Bay Tim es
Jo u rn e y m a n 's oert-
IK
R epresenting the W est Coast
h g rad u atio n ban-
Telephone Company will be N or
me Sth, in N orth Bend
H ouston, Linem an, Co- man Doving. and Roy W alter, who
have instructed previous a p p re n t
W altei Hobbs, Fialdm an,
ie«- classes, and G E. K rieger, L.
11 q < »11 ice, ( ’oos Bay ;
ray Beck, L T Sm ith and Ge«».
ipey, Install*-!-repaii m an. 1 G
McBride.
Bay ;
Bob» rt
Colem an,
train in g
I ticeship
The
nt man, Coos Bay ; Jam es
I program s jointly sponsored by
E quipnu-ntm an, Coos
i Local 123 1 B E.W :„ and the West
1 d b p Bai n e t,, Apprentie«
i Coast Te -phon*- Com pany, in co-
uiirer, Coos Bay; and Don | op» rat inn w’itb O regon S ta te and
I o ' m an, Coos Bay. <'oos
i Federal lab«», , a.ppientieeship an 1
. 1 c, e t le it g rad u atio n educational a genoies. It prom otes
I at I Mi B y ro n Me
1 high standard s of w orkm anship as
R epresentative, well as tec finical training In-
in«-
I struct ion incl udes 30 varied cour-
at th-- banquet, i ses, includm; 4 telephone in sta ll-
lai gely responsible
' a 1101 , «juipmeiit design, drafting,
of the apprentice- j pole and lin«- co nstruction and
Telephone Men
Have Training
PIL O !’ - - BROOKING'«
T he joint a p p re n tic hip com
m it tee*, which at ra n g ' -s th«- tel •-
phone courses includes John Ea« 1.
D arrell Shannon, Lloyd H edde i,
W inston S h attu ck , Elm ei Du -
uquv
N orm an Doving, C
K.
Thom pson and M arvin Blenz
Mr. L. G ray Beck, Chiet E n g
ineer from E verett W a sh ir-d “ ’
will be principal speaker at th
banquet
RA ISE
B e h e rs L
cently am
The am«»' :
the P T A
dan«?, and
scholarshif
sponsori. ;.
PTA
PAPEf
*)' I Y
Mi George McBride D t-iet
M anager, will act as to a stm a ste r.
O ther M arshfield D istrict em
ployees who have compl ted a ’
least one year's ap p rentice tr a in
ing and will reeeiv? special a t
tendance certificates an-, Rolw-rt
Evenson
A pprentice
Linem an,
Coos Bay; Jam es Myers, A p p re n t
ice Linem an, Coos Bay; Edw in
Soland, A pprentice Cable Splic. r
( ’oos Bay and Robert Berg«*, Ap
prentice T estboardm an, ( icsccn'
C ity M aurice Romig will aw ard
the atten d an ce certificates
r
ê
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WANT ADS
P retty uaiii’er \ vonne M artin
does a neat balancing trick with
| this stack of pap« r boxes which
| should qualify her for the 1955
Paper Doll title. Yvonne was
j chosen to introduce the new fumily-
■ use package of Lockerap, the
1 frozen food wrap used for storing
j foo«ls in home freezers. Lockerap is
j made of sturdy, sanitary white
k
paper, w ax« <1 on one side to
piovide «1« |
e protection for
all kinds of
in home freezer
units. The
ha.-
sc ra u ii cage
handling and
food
.tor« s md lo •r p
»ugli-
■ West.
i»t~ « curo ?..
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Thursday, fune 9, 1955
m athem atics.
n
SjELL IT THRU THE
OREGON
PILOT
EVANSTON, ILL.—I t ’s not hard
to tell which gal got her problems
safely “ironed out.” Both mod. -Is
wore suits made of a heat sensitiv«
synthetic fabric. The unfortunate
lass on the left had her suit pres - d
by an old-fashioned method and it
just shrank aw ay from her. She
«hscovered, too late, that miracle
fabrics are heat sensitive and must
be finished with a pressing tech-
ni«iue as new as the synthetics
themselves!
O u t o f a b a r r e l a n d i n to a
smoothly finished suit is the sm il
ing model on the right. Her syn
thetic suit was finished on a press
«quipped with th«’ new Freem an
Fabric-Safe Doubleplate, the only
press plate capable of finishing all
synthetic fabrics safely and beauti
fully.
This new pressplate developed
by The David A. Freem an Co. I re
“ now” makes it possible for the
drycleaners of America to press
man-made fibers without h a v in g
steam m arks, shine or ugly crinkles.
The new Fabric-Safe Doubleplate
not only elim inates the need foi
“ b arrels” but also spells the end of
“ U nserviceable" garni« nts.
ONE IN THOUSANDS—Last year 155,000 fires roared through A m erica's forests. They destroyed rec
reational areas, tim ber, w atersheds, wildlife What caused these fires? 9 out of 10 were caused by
pure and simple. Won't you be careful this year? E x tra c a re fu l? Remember-
carelessness .
?vent forest fires. This m c-sage sponsored by:
oiuy you can
T o o L a t o > o C l a s s i f y
WAN
OREGON MOTELS SET
J.E. Eowler Named DEPA
1 9 5 5 CO N V ENTION
El
»ns
lor lo u r c u te
T he O regon M otor C ourt As-
2191
16-1-c sociation, rep resen tin g the m otels,
tra ile r ¡»arks and re so rts of O reg
T E D Hit h SChool on, will hold its E leventh Annual
Girl
3, w a
w o rk loi C onvention at Roseburg, Oregon,
Babv
id tin
N ovem ber 6-7-8, 1955. High in te r
Pho inc .
H i-H est am ong m em bers in s ta te and
WAN' TEI
Moi ng
in
aft e r national road problem s and leg-
wlio islative m a tte rs in recent m onths
in jol )\ It . c a r
willii
to I arn
ri v rade indicates a record a tte n d a n c e of
Wi
Jim D arnell
Box 124 m ore th an 200 delegates.
Don Coon, past president of
Br« Mikii
16-
(»MCA and ow ner of D on-M ar
F< »R R E N T A p artm en t, part
Motel, C orvallis, is s ta te co nvent
furnished, S-*e a f te r 3:(X ion ch airm an . T he com m ittee is
E lise A part neufs, aerosi discussing many p. ogram innov
from Hi-Way Mark- t.
16-1-p ations and an enlarged convention
m erchandise m art, according to
H E L P WANME I >
Yii'ix’n le r's S t a t
P resident K eith Coho,
Heloc r. apply A ldrk h B uilders K lam ath Ealls.
s up,»l v Phon« 2» »02
16-tf-c
I'he B a p tist C om m unity C hurch
H E L P W A N T E I)
C »mbination
C(K)|< ami wai res«. iftirn o o n s. vacation B ible School will have
Apply at Coffi •c Mi! 1.
16-tf-c th e ir closing exercises this S a t
urday.
lient home sites
Sidr y M Luce is now restin g
lot s « ’ Chet co
I building sites at th« hom e of his sister, Mrs.
N'D
d
L
u n to ld , o w n-r
ag for cost of
John W illiam
I C ontact the
16-C
N.
IMF
AD
ur
« 'hot,
. 10
$15 5
fi
I»«’
n 1 i
Appo nt merit of Jam es F. Fow
ler, m anaging d ire c to r of the F ir
Doo In stitu te here, to the newly
created position of D ir«etor of
Prom otion for Douglas F ir P ly
wood Association, w as announe» <1
today by W E. D ifford. m anaging
d irecto r of th e plyw ood's industry
tra d e group.
Fow ler, form er A ssociated Press
and U nited Press correspondent,
w ill head up an expanded prom ot
ion effort u n d e rta k n this y ear by
th e tra d e prom otion g roup on be
half of w estern plywood m an u fa c
tu rers.
L aura Egoscue, at F orest Grove)
to re tu rn in about a m onth for a
m ajor o p eratio n at the V eteran«
H ospital in P o rtlan d , w here rte
has b en a patien t. Mi's. Egsocue
w rites th at she ex p ects to come
to Bookings soon, to look a fte r
I,-. r b ro th e r’s pro p erty .
J SOUTHERN
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CURRY
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REALTY
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4 \(» \V LOCATI D IN Till-; KERR BUILDING
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1 )i rector of Promotion
HOM ES W ITH RIV ER FR O N TA G E
16-
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‘Ct on the W inchuck w ith a well construct«*«! 2 bedroom
hom e and g a r a g e
Only $7750.00 w ith 1 3 Down.
furnished 1 bedroom home
g a ra g e and chicken house,
on the C hetco
$R500 Cash or $6000 on term s.
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New
a.
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BtMDin
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b«’droom hom e w ith hnrdwoood floors on T E N ACRES
w ith 450 fro n tag e on the W inchuck. Only $8500.00
Som e term s
O T H E R COUN TRY I R O PE R T IE S
«1 2 h droom hom e w ith fireplace
Garag«*
b arn and
chicken houses on T E N AC 'R ES n e a r the W
10,700 w ith $2,000 ! Down.
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tly F urnished Home
kjarflge « n«l barn on TW O ACRES
n e a r th«> Chetco, only $7500 w ith $1500 I Xiwn.
FRO N TA G h : ON HR ; hway 101
)R E BU ILD IN G on lot w ith 100 oot frontagi * neat
Road.
•<10.000
A PEOP't
FUZE , .
D E A N
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C L IN IC
2 0 2 6 N f SANDY B O U ltV A R D
Phone 'A » i 3 9 1 8
P o rtla n d 12, C egr t
2 B 'droom home on large lot
only $5850 w ith $1,000 down.
SIX ACRES w ith over 230 L e t highway fro n tag e
lovely
sm all hom e and garage. B eautiful ocean view $16,000»
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E R M A D. R IC E — B R O K E R
NEW
WANT ADS
cet RESULTS
FAST
■tJtXI
phone 3725
Before Tues. 5 p. m.
Chetco
PHONE
LIFETIME
NUMBER
2312
GUARANTEED
--S P E C IA L S --
30 MONTHS TO PAY
R iv e r
1954 INTERNATIONAL O TON PICKUP
9,(XX) Actual Miles, Overdrive, Radio, Heater,
Barden Bumper, Special Chrome Front Bumj)er,,
Solex Glass, Dir. Signals, Deluxe Cab, Two-tone
Paint. Cost New in September of 1954, $228“.00.
SPECIAL Foi Only
. . $1595
RACES
1054 INTERNATIONAL O TON P IC k t
New Heav\ Duty 'Pires. Barden Bumjxr. Radic
I leal r. Dir. Sig lals. Deluxe Cab, Side Mount, Two
tone Paint, Air-toam Cushions. Cost New 2162, in
g st >54 DISC OUNTI D T
$1495
We I lave 30 Used ( ars------ All Makes and ModeE
Ah H j i c - .1 Lifetim e, H ntten. Bonded, Guarantee
We \ \ ill Not Be Undersold or Overtraded—
( )PEN SL NDA^ — — — 11 a in. t< 4 P ’«-
SUNDAY
J U N E 19
—
12 Noon
Thrills and Spills -
Bundy s Auto Sales
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( RLSGEXT CITY, (. ALIE
6th and H St. — Phone “ o < n
EL id s o n
V8
/nternatu >nal