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Pa ge BROOKINGS - HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS. OREGON Thursday, July 21, «Q55 TRAVEL ACROSS COUNTRY Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crosb> an 1 family have returned afte r a m onths visit with Allen’s m other and relatives in Sale City. Geoi gia While there they got in on many •tobacco croppings ’ and the h arv est ng of cantoloupes and w ater- r - ons. Some of the points of interest visited enroute w re Virginia City, Nevada; “Boot Hi’t” in nod?,* City, Kansas; Grant P ark and the Cyclorama in Antlanta, Georg’a; the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah and many more. All tyf.o« of w eather was encountered from terrific heat, thunders'orm s, dust storms, until arriving back in Brookings, where the nice cool w eather seemed to the Crosbys as the best plac? in this big U S.A Southern Oregon Post C F C ? Vw z GVCRŸ " / « • w / t • YELTON'S SOUTHERN f URRY REALTY TWO Bedroom Home in good condition - of town — NOTICE! garage. $6000. Full Price — H Down, 100 feet OCEAN TH R EE Bedroom Home on FULL the beach. — $9,000.00 FRONTAGE. ACRE with access to NEW TWO Bedroom Home with 150 feet RIVER FRONTAGE $7750.00 — L 3 Down. ONE Bedroom Home & garage — chicken house - with CHETCO RIVER FRONTAGE Only $6000 R Down ERMA D. RICE — BROKER NOW LOCATl-O IN T H E KERR BUILDING W ILLAM ETTE V A LLE Y R A M SALE LINN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ALBANY, OREGON S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t 6 , 1955 — Sale Starts at io:oo A.M. — Offering 200 I lead Registered Stud and Range Rams and Ewes from Top Willamette Valley blocks BREEDS: Suffolk, Hampshire, Rommey, Lincoln, Corriedale, Southdown, Shropshire, Columbia and Cheviot » Pacific Trail Mart SALE 45 Foot — 2 B e d ro o m . . . . $ 5695 41 Foot — 2 B e d ro o m . . . . $4895 35 Foot - 2 B e d ro o m . . . . $4495 $ 109 5 S m a ll D o w n P a y m e n ts ----- 5 Y e a rs O n B a la n ce 33 Foot - 2 B e d ro o m . . . . 35 Foot - 1 B e d ro o m . . . . 27 Foot — T a n d e m , Elec. R e frig . D odge V -8 TIM OTEY’S EPISC’ H’AI CHURCH The Rev. John R. Shidcler, Vira Res. Brookings, Ph. 2580 or 3 0. SUMMER SCHEDULE TO BEGIN IN JUNE SUNDAY SERVICE Church School Family Service 9:30 a m. WEEKDAY Si R\ ICI? Thursdays Phone 31 One Mile South of Brookings A V A I L A B L E --------- Sergeant Gerald H. Dirks, son of Mrs Kathryn Sm ith of Brook ings Oregon, was recently pro mo *d to his present rank. S< ean Dirks is a member of Med ical Company of the 188th Air- bo’ e Infantry Regiment, a unit of t re famed 11th Airborne Div- isioi of Fort Campbell, Kentucky. S. rg ant Dirks was inducted ii.- to tie service on the 23rd of Mar h , 11153 at San Fransi: f uli ornia. Gn the 3rd of So - emlx r Sgt. Dirks was sent to Ben ing. Georgia, where he oelvr 1 his “Troopers Wings.” S p Dirk ? was then sent back to I air ibell and assigned to his p ent init Medical Company of 18S \hn. Inf Regt. of the fam U th Airborne Division. Hr / x»r? Then you can have this better insurance, with nationwide, prompt, aims service at important savings ! BO ND SALES LEADS N A T IO N SAFECO does it t te common-sense way: Cuts losses by insuring careful drivers only; cuts costs by modern machine policy issuing methods. You save. Call us tod; >y. Word has just b en received b Ted Gamble, Chairm an of tl Oiegon Savings Bond Committee, that this state lv,l the nation t the ¡M t-c >nt of its iner as«' of S i\ ings Bond Sales lor th«' first tiv m onths this year o\ r th«' ¡icriod last year. Th«' 42'. si'«- inert'ase for the period in Oregon led the next high M state. Rho I ’ island, by more than thre p«'i cent age points. "During World W ar 11” Mi Gamble said, ‘‘Oregon ans h'cam- aceustomed to beading the nation m W ar Bond sales, but it has now been several years since th s stat has set the pace In any phase o Sawngs Bonds activity. Die v c- tacu lar inenens«* in sales which 1955 has brought is a soui •' o ’ satisfaction, lor a good many reasons, ' "The Federal Reserve Bank re port for June sale ha j st t <■ n reet'ived. and l idicat s <v spectacular gain. On go '«no I >st month bought a total of $3,086,000 BAPTIST COMMUNITY Pacific Avenue Rev. W alter Sadler, P astor Sunday school 9:4n a.m. Morning Worship............. 1' a n l - Baptist Youth Eelo” “’1"''* 7 P nt. P rayer Meeting. W Evening Worship p.m. Choir rehearsal, Thur. 8:00 p.m. Cherub and Junior Choir rehearsal, Saturday. 10:00a.m. a • Saturdaj ' ' 00 a m k !rtisad I Women’s Missionary Society....... 3rd Thursday in the month. If you have no church home we invite you to worship with us. I titola .« AUTO INSURANCE... Pei J. Lesmeister Agency hone 3311 B ro o k in g s > w l « „ U .. IN AT r» C h etco 4 M eat Co, ROGUE VALLEY IBB CHURCH OF JE.SU« CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Grange IIu«a Sun«’ »y. Pl esthood meeting. 9:30 a.m. Sui day school, 10:30 a.m. Sacrcn.’ nt meeting in Crescent City 7.00 pm . at Memorial Bldg. The Ladl s Relief Society meets every Tuesday in private homes. SEVENTH- DAY ADVENTIST Elder Melvin Tomkins, Pastor 9:30 a m Sabbath school S a t urday. 11:00 a.m. Preaching service 7:00 p m . Wednesday Prayer meeting. NICE FRESH Beef Hearts or Tonrue SLAB . • • 6 to 8 lb . a v e ra g e HALF o r W HOLE BUTLER Buildings Give You All These Advantages G«t th« fact» and flgur«» on a Butler building be fore you build. Call or write ut today. S ta tio n W ith O v e rd riv e ------ PARTS Oak and Pacific Rev. W. J. Spencer One of the frivndHest churches in Brookings. Sunday school. 9:15 to 10:45 a.m. Morning worship ....... H :00 a.m. We preach Jesus Christ, a friend to the friendless. Nening service, 7:30 evangelistic We invite you to come and lie part of our service. The Young People of the church meet for C hrist’s Ambassadors everv Sunday night at 6:30 p.m. and also for P ray er m eeting on S aturday night at 7:30. i ncle Sam 's E «and H , ’ G00 more than they the same month a ’Phis percentage rep- 30 gain. Sales for the of th year am ounted > well over half of »■ '0 1256 quota.” ’ C r\ Co n ty for June ’ . > »outing to 67’ « quota. ARMY PROMOTION ST. Clear span interiors that let you use all the space you pay for. Bolted construction for fast erection, easy expansion later. Sizes and types, with doors and windows located to fit your exact needs. G alv an ized or alum inum sheets that assure weather-tight protection with little upkeep. ------ USED T R A IL E R S --------- 1955 ASSEMBLY OF GOD u i ick Livestock 4-H It m ’ at the horn' of Eddie July 8th. at 2:30 p m . to >( regular meeting with m ers pluumng on at- the Livestock tour July in and lath. i e : me ting will be a to u r , ur own club, com pleting the P . »u pet luck dinner at the . 0 .1 Ck and Jim m y Donnelly SGT. DIRK WINS Fridays. LEAN 14 Foot — V a c a tio n T ra ile r < DEL NORE CHURCH OF CHRIST M eeting in Grange Hall, D d Norm S treet. Crescent City. 10:00 Sunday school ....... •00 Worship service .... Sunday eve. service ....... 7:30 pm . M inister, Dan Sawyeis, pnon? 4682 1:00 Feminine Fancies :30 Robert Q. I.eweis (X) Uncle Bill s Adventures 30 Adventure Series 6:2 0 Meet McGaraghans 6 :30 Disneyland. U S A . -:3 0 Man Behind The Badge 8:00 Dear Phoebe 8:30 Science Fiction Theatre 9:00 W restling from HoJIy- Under Management of: OREGON PUREBRED SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION For Catalogue Write: O. E. Mikesell, Secretary C'ourthouse, Albany, Oregon < BROOKINGS BIBLE ATTENTION CLERGY South Ha el St v. t near Del N< t Rev. Ed McClain, Minis! r Please submit now revised cojis Sunday school 9:45 am . if any. for your Church services. Morning worship ................11 a.m. night They mi st be in by Monday Evening service .......... 7:15 p.m. so as to make the next w eek’s Thank You. jia per 'STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC Oak and Redwood S treets Phene 2423 HE BROOKINGS PRESBY- E atl.er Emil Kies, Pastor fER lA N CHURCH Sacrifice of the Mass, first S un V F. W. HALL days 11:00 a m ., oth er Sundays Pioneer Road and P a c i t i f A\e. and weekdays except Wedresd. \ s. Henry M. Ostermvier. M inister Sunday School 9:4» a.m. 8:00 a.m. Confessions Indore all Mas.' Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. W estm inister Fellowship 6 00 p m and on S aturdays ft am 7:30 pun Women's Association 2nd Wednes to 8:30 p m . except on the fir.-1 S aturday day of each month. A» t choir re h e a rsa l 7:30 p : Choir rehearsal 1:30 p.m Sat. SUNDXY. JULY 21 4:00 This Ts The Life 4 :30 Disneyland Bark Review 5:30 This Is Your Life 6.00 Ozzie and H arriet 6:30 Eddie C antor Show 7:00 P rivate Secretary 7:30 -Liheraee 8:00 Uncommon Valor 8:30 City Detective 9:00 Ford T heatre 9:30 Ik'Ople Are Funny 10:00 News and W eather 10:15 Continental T heatre '.ONDAY, JULY 25 4 :00 Feminine Fancies 1 :30 Redwood Cam era 5.00 T h Unci Bill Show 5:3C W estern Theatre 6:30 The Garberville Show 7 :0 0 -A S ta r and a Story 7:3' The Falcon 8:00 B urns and Allen 8:30- Redwood Spotlight 9:00 Badge 714 9:30 Ethel and Albert 10:00 Lucky W estern Swing Time TUESDAY, JULY 26 Feminine Fancies Redwood Cam era Uncle Bill’s Adventures W estern Theatre New« and W eather Your Senator Reports F arm and Hom’? Advisor NBC N tw srcel 7:30 Paul Killum Show' 8:00 KIEM T heatre 9:00 Dollar A Second 9 :30- -Topper 10:00 KIEM Theatre WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 close to center lovely yard and flowers A ttractive Home with — ONLY $9750. - NOTICE! Guv Hughes of Medford, dep Th mime Listed in This Schedule uty S iff in Jackson county for is Daylight Savings Time th" last f ve years, ha* been ap pointed livestock theft invest igator for the state departm ent <> THURSDAY, JULY 21 ayrinU ttH” in this area. He will 4:00 Feminine Fancies s e n e Jackson. Josephme. Ce< s 4 30 Redwood Cam era Curry and part of Douglas count 5:00 Uncle Bill’s Adventures ies. The announcem nt was made 5:30 A d 'e r ure Series this week by M E. Knickerbocker, 5:50 C alif-O regon Panora* a ch'ef of the departm ent’s division 6:45 Congressman Scudder ol animal industry. He tale s over territory which 6:50 W eather an«’ <ews has been serv d bv George Al 7:00 P ’avbaust 15 7:15 The Paul Killum Show bright who was stationed pt G rants P ass and who has been 8:00 S to rk s of the century itan sferred tem porarily to Eug 1 ;30 Life of 1 'ey ene. W hether he remains tie: 9:00 Mr. and Mrs. North o •’*0 B argerc • Assignment nerman ntly will depend upo? 10:00 Dangerous Assignment other territo ry adjustm ents which may be made later this year. Tim s Mr. and Mrs. Hans Culmbacl . FRIDAY. JULY 22 4:c»0 Feminine Fancies 01 Chehalis. Washington, visitc 4 C H R ISTI-\N SCIENCE CHURCH her parents, Mr. anil Mrs W arre » Redw’ixnl I'am eru 4 Sm ith over the weekend. Th -Un< le Bill’s Adventure 'S C orner Pine and Alder, across left their grandson, and his p; I Adventure Series from the Greenhouse. John Minton to spend a 10-dav W eather and News Sunday school from 9:4» t< vaeatior here. Big Fights 10:30 a.m Children and young Am s Brothers people up to th? age ot 20 are we! American Barn Dance i come. Bevoiy Glass and Joanne Clend Conrad Nagel T heatre Services Sunday at 11 a.m. enin were home from P o rt’and Lucky Sport Time Testim onial m eetings First ¡or th* w ekend. Joanne attends C urtain Time and third Wednesdays. 8 o’clock business college there, an ! Bever H arpers Ford T heatre Reading room in church open ly works and attends business night school. They \v?re both SATURDAY, JULY 23 ‘ Wednesdays 2:30 to 4:30. All ar? cordially invited. home to lx? in the parade. 10:45 Dizzy Dean W arm Up Time 10:55 Dodgt rs \ s. Redlegs LUTHERAN 5:00 F aith For Today Services are held at Seventt- 5:30 S aturday Matinee dav Adventist Church 7:00 Professional F ather Rev. H arry F. Miller, pastor H ariv Owens Show 7:30 77 1 1 St. Crescent City, California 8 TO Break ’r ho Bank Morning service 8:30 pun. 8:30 A rthur M urray Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Two For The Money 9 :0 0 Everyone is invited. ■r’ < •; 9:30 General Sport Time Tun«' in L utheran Hour every 9:45 News an l W eath r 1 pm ., KCRE. Crescent Sunday 10:00 The D unninger Show City. 10:45 Red Sox vs. White Sox ' lW ■ofe 7ft*» KIEM-TV Schedule Deputy Sheriff Takes W buck Livestock 4 I i C h i b lias Meeting 7 Medford Blowpipe Co. 220 MrA/tdrews Road Phone 3-1006 Mtxlfortl FRESH beef We Have A Ni e Se!ec?ion C f Veal, Frozen Foods, Dairy Products and Poultry. - - ARCHIE McVAY and JAY FOUNTAIN, Prop. il I I
