BROOKINGS-HARBOR
Thursday, September 8, 1955
PILOT — BROOKINGS. OREGON
Harbor News
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! J. We -el. W hen they retu rn , !
home. th e \ wer»' accom panied by
A • ii • s 1 lend, r ' r who had spent
■’ > past m onth her»' w ith his
»andparents. M rs H enderers par-,
»nts-in-law, Mr and Mrs. C h arles
H en d erer accom panied her on th»'
trip.
Mr. and Mrs S teve C ato and
th re e ch d d m n drove to G rand
Junction, C olorado last m onth for
a visit at the hom e of Mr. C a te ’s
n a n nts, Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r
C ate. T hey w ere gone about ten
days.
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Seed*' css
Reg. Pries Sale Price
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2.19 -
1.00 ea.
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1,50 -
1.00 ea.
.55 ea. |
Imneriai
3R1SP
lbs.
Several Lockers Available —
3 bunch ®s
pountí
1.00 ea. i
1.89-1.94
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Wrong Tube Mix (guar.) . 1.69-3.10
rj 6 -Painting S e ts .............................
j 1-NuTone Ceiling Light a n i H -'atef
A fte r reading about a w
know n ’editor having hikt'd into
V ulcan I akc. an am bition to do
‘he sam e w as felt by Mrs. Rollo
Sharp, so she and Mrs N isck
R aum g artn.?r Jr. did th a t on
I ah o r D a \ Th«\\ and tlw ir h u s
bands had spent S a tu rd a y at Mis-
’a tn a h C reek < n th e upp r Chetco,
then S unday at the Stoller-B aum -
g a rtn e r mine on Rvd M ountain,
hut ju st th»' two wom en m ade the
hke into Vulcan Lake. M rs
Sharp, so she and Mrs. Nick
w o rth being sore and tired, but
hat th y had no desire to visit
lu rp h \ L ake too.
O th e r local people th a t they
let up in the Upjier C hetco
•ountry on L abor Day inc
•lr. and Mrs. F ra n k Kell
W aldien fam ily, Mr. and M rs
H erb ert Payne, Mr. anti Mrs. H ap
py H offeldt and Mr. and M rs
Vlilton F oster.
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35.00
19.50
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i 6-Chrome Recess dumb er Holder
J 1-Gas Wall Heater 22?50f 3.T U.
1-Triple Mull Window w 'th frame
i-gallon Techide P‘?:•' t
Mr and Mrs. A1 B uehannan vac-
»tioned in the Reno c o u n try , re
tu rn in g W ednesday, il they don t
iv«t hooked to run a cook shack
on th e fires. T heir crew at the
d in er will lx' m ighty glad to see
them back w hat w ith c a te rin g
to the holidayers and gen eral r un
and looking a fte r Joe's pipe.
49.50
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per gal.
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1 1-Electric Steam H e a te r ..............
0 1-Cuminins Du-lt-Shop
1.00 ea. i
2195
17.50 ea. J
3.70 -
1.50 ea. e
99.83
65.00
73.35
49.50
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3G.
20.00 ea. J
89.09
50.00 M
< 39-( olimial Magnetic Latih Set?»
6.99
2.50
7 Sheets Leather-finish M isonite
ft. .19
■25 ft.
10-Tile Board (odd finish) . . .
ft. .40
.20 f».
i 1166’ Xxl34x48 Shingle
Lndercourse (per M)
5 2-51x36 Steel Sash-ungla:;ed
5.03
19.59
i 2-72x36 Steel Sash-ungla :ed .
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528 l‘t-2” Insulating Rool Slab
S 856’-Wall Plank 4 ” (finished)
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7.50
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Roy Bolin is going into th e
stra w b e rry business in a big w ay
on th«’ home r. nch. five m iles up
th e W inchuck. Roy has a sunny
bench of around th re e acres, on
thn riv er bank. He is g e ttin g this
w orked up, has installed an ade
q u a te irrig atio n system , readying
he patch for real b<irry p ro d u c t
ion. He is also p u ttin g in some
cane berries. I L closed o u t th<*
’ la rb o f G arag’? the first of the
m onth
Fresh
CELERY
COQUILLE AUTO CO.
i 25-1 coat Wall Paint (uuart;
Lily digging is gettin g hack into
its strid e although th e re a re quit •
a num ber of grow ers w ho a iv
holding off in hopes th a t th e ir
bulbs m ay m ay gain a hit m ore
th. Som<
lone as the w arm er soil is not 1
:ood for th«* bulbs Som e a p p ie
hension is felt because of re p o rte d
increase in nem atode d am age to
root system s T he eel-like, m ic
roscopic worms tu m v l the roots
and render them useless.
S. Good
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Rust Remover (ijiart)
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5* Rust Remover (pint) . . . .
F M i ;a re t M arise.
F Mrs Wade 1 lendiaret md two
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f tildren dro\ • down from Elkton
'll' ¡S Rust Remover ( 4 pint) . . .
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her parents, Mr md Mrs
Local visitors to the S ta te F a ir
happened into a h am b u rg er stand
run by Lee and Emil Ridgew ay,
w ho for s e w ra l years lived at th e
co rn er of Pioneer Road and E asy
S tre e t. T hey said Lee w as still
tellin g folks how he learned to
cook in Paris.
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CLDSM O BILE - G M C TRUCKS
r ’B^ ^ -S te e l Ventilating Sasl glazed . .
White Xing
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C lara K tm s and M rs. are a , re tu rn in g Friday.
Ackley left Wednesday
M u rray B ru n t, whose home is
[o Vic-
.n a bu>
in San Francisco, left w orking for
ria. R.C.
the U S.F.S., th s weekend, to re
e n te r San Jos? S ta te College.
I he R ay Shannons sfv n t a brief
n in the San Francisco
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SALE
Make I like Into
Vulcan Lake ( Country
?ark
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mornj
th a t can
It isn’t every brid
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have h e r great-gradm <
w edding, b u t M rs V ernon C ro c k
e tt (Jo an n e Pettegnew > can claim
•hat honor. H er g re a t-g ra n d m o th
er, Mrs. G eorge Anderson cam ?
ov r from G ra n ts Pass for th e
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v aiding
last
Friday
evening.
O th e r out of tow n gu*?sts a t th e
¡ ’¡ng and reception w ere Mr.
a n t Mrs F red R eiling and Mrs
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nlso of f r o n t« P ><s
Mrs. Clyde C aton of A shland. Mr.
Mrs. M e n in H anscam
f h ’d ren of Sw eet Hom
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orce and A delia H assett an 1
Mrs W a rre n Cook (T reva Lee tb c r k;ds have moved back 'hom e'
•H of Cave Ju nction
Mrs ou* P ioneer Road, from th e ranch
e M‘ ore of <?’• scent C itv and
e> had n e a r G ilt. Calif., south
A shland. George, the son of
•’ey. 1 ee and Bud P e tte g re w
and Mrs. F ra n k H a sse tt, lived
a. Rees C reek n e a r Fa
? w er since he w as a little
T he M’sses D iana an
’'o ’vtin a rrv e d F riday
• i- k e n d a t th e home
r* nts. Mr. and Mrs
'ov.P n T hey a re both from Med-
‘ord now as D iana h s been em-
Joyed in an offic
th e n ' since
the first part of July She has
' • m in P o rtio n 1 going to I n s 'n Ass
school for th e past •.ear.
Mrs. L. W. Bowlin and son Gary
’rove to Mt Angel on T uesday
u h 'r e G ary will ta k e his last
>• of high school at th»' Mt.
\r g e l Academy. Mrs. Bowlin w ill
h n go on into P o rtla n d for a
" t'd c a l ch eckup and to r» tu rn h e r
•randson, E ugene Bowlin Jr. w hs
' »a been v isitin g here for the p ast
m onth.
M r and Mrs. Milo M ann a re
• lie p a re n ts of an < . at p »un i
five ounce d a u g h te r born at the
Seas de 1 h »spital on
and
Thursday Sept. 8î’i through Sa.un’ay Sepî. 1€*fc
C arl S tie n e rt, who* alls he:*? the
first T uesday of each m onth. lep-
resen tin g th? S ta te D e t r i m e n t
of V eterans A ffairs, w as here b e
fore schedule th is m onth, due to
a conference of v e te ra n s service
officers. It w as the first tim e in
o. veral y e a rs th a t this route ser-
\ iCi ¡r.a n h u t h a il on’.y one c ill
• ■ ir.alo In tu n es past, th y h a \ e
ranged up to ten or tw elvv calls
an w ering v e te ra n s problem s, es
pecially in re fe re n ce to home
loans, of w hich tlv r e a re m any
in this area
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s ?2.C0 per year
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