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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1955)
Thursday. August 4. 1955 BROOKINGS- HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON Page FOR WHAT Garden Club PUBLIC LIBRARY IT'S WORTH Holds Picnic HOURS ARE SET Rv CLIFFO RD ROU-lt The Chetco Community Public The A zalea G arden Club of F ro o k in g s-H atb o r a re a held th e ir Library will be open for business annual picnic on Ju ly 14th a t th e on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from A zalea S ta te P a rk w ith a large 2 to 5 p m., and on Fridays, from On occasional ja u n ts around th ■ it tendance, and the ladies proved 7 to 9 p.m. This schedule will pr* ! <vTto of O i^tjo n I am somotim« * th a t they are not only good gard- vail, at least, until school starts ! «’own rig h t shocked bv exam ples <v eners but also talen ted in the cul- w hen it may be necessary to mak 1 «habhv housekeeping. Som mun n a rj a rt as well. Some very in a change to accomodate the your ieipalities evidently have no re- terestin g as well as good dishes folks with whom these hours con gard for first im pressions on vis u i ' presented at th© potluck flict with their classes. ¡tors or prospective residents With the putting into service meal Old Ju p e favored them w ith Any gtxxl housew ife w ould b< i very b eautiful sunny day and of much expanded facilities and a i v. ry m uch em bar .issed it a stran greater public, all borrowers will not too w arm . re-negister and to The next re g u la r meeting will b< required 1 or, or a friend, ca ne to th»' bon«' and found th ' front y ard c lu tte re d ’»»' held a t th© V F W. hall in have with them their borrowers’ w ith ju n k and the in te rio r of the hookings on August 11th, this card before they can take books. hom e resem bling a pig stv Still o be a “Gariien Tour” via th« All juveniles under the age of 16 'it tune route. D essert luncheon must hawe their parents sign their m any tow ns arc in sim ila r stat- will be served at 1:30 p m . with catd and all adults who are not of u n a ttra e tiv i ness and. w hat actual prop«*rty owners must pro j even w orse a re seem ingly indiff- he program to follow. vide local reference. This system 1 ton i forget to w atch for the , e - ' ” t to the rv a d e n in g effect i >lar.s ot the Call Flow er Show to is not only/standard library pract h s on a com m unity. Personally. I find m yself judg b© held on Septem ber 23rd at th« ice hut is essential to keep track ot the volumes ■ng a town by its ap p earan ce. If Chet co G range Hall. Mr and Mrs. Glen Perry re it is slovenly, if there seem s to b< cently made a larg© donation of no atte m p t at looking neat and \W AR1) lOIINSON unable volumes and Miss Kath ship-shajx*, I eon.1' to the obvious leen Steeves also sent a carton of conclusion th a t the tow n lacks FRANCHISE HERE good books. am bition, pride, and self-resp c ‘ In last w eek’s paper, Ben Jo n i's’ Th© aw arding of a d ealer fran I cannot help feeling th a t mv nam e w as left off the board of judgm ent is sim ilar to th a t of th« «•his«* to Coast Pow er Saw anti tru ste e s and one nam e, Ja c k Mc- av erag * jvorson visiting any com E quipm ent Company, Brookings, C a rto n ’s, w as m isspelled. Oregon, has been anounced by m unity for th«' first tim e As a result of this inaction on Johnson M otors, W aukegan. Ill , my p art, I quite n aturallv as o u tboard m an u fa c tu rin g firm Among the products to be hand- som e th a t th e same sad s ta te of ¡a ffa irs will be typical of th«' town le«l bv t h ' Brtxrkings firm a re th? 1 woi Id expect to find jioor new quiet Sea-H orse 10 and 25 schools, lew if any r«'ereational hors1 ¡Hiwer m odels The silencing m ethods list'd on these tw o m odels activities for youth, inactive s e r\ From Brookings to the O'Brien ice organizations, and a d irty gov- art* said to he even m ore e ffe c t Post Office, near Selma, by the • -nm ent woieh has long outlived ive than those employed on last usually travelled rout©, is a little its usefulness. 'e a r s Sea-Hors© 5*2, the first over SO miles, and, cross country Whil m uch can he «lone by th com m ercial prtwiuct to receive th«* it is clocked at 58 miles, a saving conscientious citizen in keeping N ational Noise A batem nt C oun o> some 22 miles. The latter route h.s avn house and yard neat and t 's C ertificate of Merit for sound howvver, is not for those who i ««luet ion. pleasant, m any of th e e.v«'-son are fighting a clock although sev- Johnson M otors pointed out 1 ral new ears were seen along the common to many eom m uniti. 10 : i' «re OU| Of ,j1(> j u r jsc|ic tjon th at ('oast Pow er Saw and E quip w«y, peopled by those who were ment Co. is now affiliated w ith th© not in a hurry and who enjoy o. ih* individual. Civic organiz at ions, on the o th er hand, w ith arg est o u tboard organization in getting out in the fresh air. 1 pr >p >r leadership c o m b in e ’ 'h e field, com prising m ore than Ben Jones and Mr. and Mrs. w ith a sin cere interest In th* »100 factory authorized service M. S. Brainard went on an in tow n’s future, could find a m p 1« it I ts in the con tin en tal United vestigating trip With an eye to- ( pportunity tq u tili.v th e ir effo rts S tates. reaching th© Illinois from the in behalf of city beautification. O iu b o a rd m otor» handled by the east side, across from Fred Gard City governm ent, also, m ust as- ocai firm Include the S©a-Horse ner’s mine and became involved in . one Ps share of this rt sponsib- 1 lip model, the aw ard winning an are « know n as Fiddlers Gulch’ ’ ity even though it m ay call for ).*, and th«* new quiet 10, 25, and but pi n a return trip now that expenditure w ith no actu al cash < leetrie sta rtin g 25 hp models. the ln^ of the land is better in return. Since towns exist as a re- mind. Tl|e contemplated route is 't of pay-rolls, no progressive westward from a point about a .» NBC Newsreel industry in its right m ind in go couple of milt's north of Selma. »8:00 K IEM T h e a tre ing to locate in a conununil All the roads in the back coun 9 00 D o lla r A Second w here its mployees eonnot tak» try have ix?en much improved F30 T opper pride in r< siding. though they are still, for the most It therfore behooves any city W EDNESDAY. AUGUST 10 part, designed for one way travel desiring to p articipate in th«* ex UOO Feminin«* Fancies and to give access to the country. 1:30 Rolrert Q. Leweia i *« ted g ro w th of O r gon com m un By the claim markers seen along 4:45 Rv*«iw<)o«| C am era ities to inaugurate a house-clean- the way, much of the country has ng immediately. 5:00 Uncle Bill Show l>«*'n staked out for minerals and 5 ’>0 Adventure Series one must bear in mind th© im BRINGS LOWER PRICES AND BIGGER SAVINGS ON UPHOLSTERED LIVING ROOM -L k » N i 4 2 pc. S C f A AND ROCK« ’.' Beauliful Frieze Covers • Regluar i? In Your Choice of Colors BEIGE, GREY, or RED ON THIS $139.50 Price $ J >9.50 SA LE Investigate Trip To Grants Pass NOW YOU CAN SAVE *60! ON AMERICA'S MOST WANTED DOUBLE-DUTY FURNITURE Con-sealy-bed <5 COMPLETE WITH A $ 5 9 50 QUALITY ' ENCHANTED NIGHTS’ MATTRESS • Exciting line* created by a leading furniture designer! • Exclusive "¡ust-right seating height I" • Exclusive ID-second conversion from sofa to bed I ’25950 VALUE COLDEN SLEEP SALE PRICE • Dec orator -designed fabric hl choice of colors I — * L iivenport and Chair ★ Durable 100% Wool FRIEZE ★ VERY AT1RAUTIVE RED With Metallic 1 bread ('over $289.50 VALUE $1QQ 50 Sells for $269.50 Marked D O W N For This Sale ★ IN GREEN Beautiful Frieze Cover Was $299.50 $ 710 50 t Beautifully Styled ★ Davenport and Chair COVER 3 Piece Sectional LIFE Modern Foam Rubber Cushion Rose Color * p ' Guaranteed by 1 Go«d H om tkwping $19950 ★ ★ • $QQ 50 »239.50 Famous Streit Slumber Chair This is in Lime Green Fubric SUPPORTED PLASl iC COVER KIEM-TV Schedule 6:20 6:30 i he Time Listed in This Schedule is Daylight Savings Tim«* THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 4 (X) Fem inine Fancies 4:30 Redwood C am era 5:00 Inch* B ills Adventur«'s 5:30 A dventure Serie« o:50 ( alii -Oregon P anoram a 6:30 Sportsm an Club 6:45 New« and W eather 7:00 C u rtain ( ’all 7:30 Paul K illum Show 8:00 S to ries of the cen tu ry 8:30 Life of Riley 9:00 Mr. and Mrs. N orth 10:<X> Madison S q uaie Sjwutg FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 - ,3 0 8 :0 0 4 :00 Fem inine Fancies 4:30 Redwood C am era 5:00 Uncle Bill’s A dventures 5:30 A dventure Series 6:30 W aterfront 7:00 A im s B rothers 7:30 A m erican Barn Dane«* 8.00 Conrad N agel T h eatre 8:30 -Lucky S port Tim e 0:00 Golden S ta te T h eatre 9:30 H a rp e rs Ford T h eatre $119.50 50 to 70% OFF On ALL 27 x 52 Carpet Samples Was 129.50 I licsc Make Very Nice Throw Rugs For Any I loine Toastmaster 7:30 ,— TOASTER 3 Was >2}.oo Now s * 1 9 -9 -9 5 ' X s j k f J o ? ENDRICKS « F U R N IT U R E and A P P L IA N C E % 10:45 Dizzy Dean W arm I ’P li m e 10:55 G iants vs. Redlegs 5 :(X) F a ith For Today 5:30 S a tu rd a y Matin«*« 7:00 Professional F a th e r 7:,t(l H a iry Owens Show 8:00 B reak T he Bank 8:30 A rth u r M urray 9:00 Two F o r ’J h«' Money 9:30 G eneral Sjrort Tim e 9:45 News and W eath r 10:00 The D unnlnger Show SUNDAY, JULY 31 1:00 Sunday M atinee 5:30 T his la Your Lite 6 .30 Eddie C an to r Show 7:00 P riv a te S ecretary Liberace 8:00 U ncommon Valor 8:30 C ity D etective 9:00 Ford T h e a tre 9:30 People Are F unny MONDAY, AUGUST 8 4 00 4:30 5:00 T he Unci« Bill Show 5:30 W estern T heatre 10:00 B u rn s an d A llen 8:30 9:00 10:00 10 30 Tibe. Holly Phone 3 7 2 5 To Place z\ Pilot Want Ad. It Pays PERSON • WESTMOORLAND * and his Western Dance Gang SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 th Chetco Grange Hail • SPECIAL FOR AUGUST PROTECT YOUR TIRES . PROTECT YOUR . . LIFE WHEEL Wheel Alignm ent — Balance ALL 4 Wheels Redwood Sjrotlight Badge 714 E thel and Alb rt L ucky W estern Sw ing TUESDAY, AUGUST 9 4:00 Fem inine Fancies 4:30 Redwood C am era 4:45 C hildren’s Book Shelf 5:00 Uncle B ill's A dventures 6 :30 P aul K illum Show 6 15 News and W eather 7.00 F a rm and Hom© A dvisor IN * 6 30 'Hie G arb erv ille Show 8 .0 0 from mediate meeting of another ve hicle, any place. Passing can us ually be negotiated, easily, but in places sometimes invoices back up to a turnout. Okie Paul F em inine Fane? s A S ta r and a S to ry Th«* Falcon W restling wood. • Redwood C am era 7:00 7 30 M et M cG araghans D isneyland, U S.A. Man Behind The Badgr I *ar Phi»«*!)«* g :n Science Fiction Theatr« 9:00 KIEM Theatre SA T U R D A Y , A U G U ST 6 As Advertized In Leading Magazines OUR REGULAR PRICE — $149.50 Marked Down ¡or This Sale Large Frieze Cover Red Lounge Chair 7 (Wc I'urnish the Weights) Full P ric e ------- ONLY * *12-95 C. "Ed" DEMPSEY ★ our Dodge - Plymouth Dealer” Highway toi North Brookings, Oregon
