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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1955)
Page Thursday, September «5. >955 BROOKINGS - HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON 10 »/ / / HI-WAY MARKET 6 Blocks North of C ity Center OPEN 8:ooA.M. TO 9:30 P.M. • W H ITE KING 3-25« 3 lbs 83« p m SILVER SKIEE1 T BE me? I W "if ' ■ 2-75C ! ä r. À fijà KRAFT f W IT A L IA N • • • • 2 for 25< 25 foot Roll REYNOLDS ALUM IN'IM FOIL Delrfch ROSE BOWL Nat' // ri g t ‘I Food 303 Size ASPARAGUS SPEARS — CAKE M IX — <WI J 4; „ — < >r<fien and White Tip f » / . . . die letters start. Then front ■ II over the free n o rld route such comments as these from readers of T H E C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E M O N IT O R , an international daily newspaper i MEDFORD CANNING PEACHES 51 .4 9 VI l.l.O W LARGE SIZE p c t’ isd C -.r- “ / returned Io tchool alter a lapse • / I I re a /i. I w ilt pet m r degrot jrom the collrge, but my education comet from the M o n ito r. . . ." "T h e M o n ito r gives me idem lor w ork. . . .” DRV ONIONS 5 pounds 23< 0N5QLS k *T/»« M o n ito r ft must rend ing lo r itra ght-thtnking people, . . .** s1 .9 5 lug ug MEATS J 3 1 3 n CHIEF o r SWIFTS P R E M IU M nr I I "/ tru ly pany. . . enjoy ill Miss M arjorie Coll, of Tensed, I Idaho, is a t hom e here visiting her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D aniel Cool, and o th e r relatives in C al ifornia. She plans to re tu rn about th e last of S eptem ber to Tbnsed, w here she has been the last y ear tak in g c a re of h e r g ran d m o th er. *________- RA IN BO W G IRLS IN S T A L L E D The Rainbow G irls had th e ir in sta lla tio n W ednesday night in th e new high school gym A larg e i crow d a tten d ed the cerem onies. T here a re about 60 girls in th e group. Melody B rim m w as elev- , a te d to Senior Advisor. ( > « •. O r is t ia a Sr I S u P' m Ile a ii la r M e n llo f b e r i e n IS , S m a ll — A v e ra g e OCT PI LOT rr? furnished 2 bedroom home, garage, w orkshop. UP TO 20% F o r Y our In su ra n c e Needs R ep resen tin g 4 L arg est C om panies in N o rth A m erica • A ETN A • HOM E M ANUFACURERS M UTUAL * O regon Ins. Com pany , u,Jd over to so u th side ’ of B rookings O" the w ay to Crescent C ity OFFICE EQUIPMENT BUY HIM close in — g a ra g e — fenced yard. P ra c tic a lly New T H R E E Bedroom Home on full acre close to O cean Full P rice $9000.00. $1500 will handle. CH ETC O R IV E R FR O N T A G E S m all Home chicken house $6000 w ith down. • • a HER A TYPEWRITER garag e and R ,. d * OR - 55c lb SAVE pr,nt ¿ y — N O T IC E — fm . r.i> Jt t down. 49c 1b 1 Y eung — Fry o r R o a st — 4 -8 lb . • • • • H A L P R U IT T W ith th e Agency th . <C 1 • R .a d .. lig h tn in g . You All Come SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY Tw o B edroom Home Only $5500 00 ARM or f m . print • fite th . • l 1 cm 1 ho in .it .lice agency i> M ill ing to analyze you» insuiance needs w ilhou* » Ifa d • | f in . print - - • o th er home was destroyed i they found that their in i- •nee agent was right aft . ail and that insurance on a I 'use i doesn’t cover its conten A simple addition to 'u tir present fire ,*>licy. ro u tin g only a few cents a das M ill hel t> renl.ue your h o tiw h o ld fi xhould tlies Millet re 11 Close to e n te r of tow n. Only $9,000, one-th ird CHUCK rO A ST . insurance made it YELTONS (nrnnol Com pletely STEER Yst/Brr possible for them to buy their new house. But a fte r their th« S. G O O D IheCäseof Empty House • ,h . E R M A D. R IC E — B R O K E R The Right To Limit Quantity 1 free pocket memo folder if your auto license is Oregon 3c-4022 Read th« fin« print—R««4 th« fln« Print- R« print .. . . . . NOW Let'ATLD IN THE KERR BUILDING O n. Wc ’ A Read U . If you don’t see adv ertised w hat you desire, comv in. Many good listings to choose from. -K»aJ the fin e print- Read th e fine print- - , uu<l , u ii i U tu. 5W4Pff lb $21.000. T erm s can be a rra n g e d Cloa? In. 4 Mile C hetco R iver F ro n tag e. House, farm , g arage, 46 act vs. Some excellent p a st ure. G rav ity flow, spring w a te r Ideal for su m m er co ttag es and tra ile r court. Som e p erm an en t income on property, t an 1>? had for $17.500 w ith term s. W A IT R E SS W A N TED — Apply C hetco Cafe. 30-1-c Si. BROOK 1NGS- HA RBOR N O RIND 6 unit a p a rtm e n t re n ta l. $360 per m onth income. C an be had for price of good home. Like new —Deep well With lots ot gootl w a te r T o tal price only U S A . trier t — Public H E L P W A N TED — B E ST O N E- MAN B U SIN E SS IN U S A. Own and o p erate it yourself. We provide capital. D ealership now available nearby C ar o r tru c k required. F o r full inform ation, w rite th e J R. W atk in s Com pany 3903 B rooklyn Avenue, S e a ttle 5, W ashington. 30-6-c t«W4r«„ I V e n d LEAN • Notary H E L P W A N T E D Local girl a t Bonn M otel. Phone 4211 30-c FOR SA L E Two bedroom hom e on l ’a aervs fronting on 101. Will accept tra ile r house or m odern c a r a s down paym ent. F irst house. T olm an Lane, H a r bor. 30-tf-c »aw4 •»» e n I n i ro d i » ria ry » tib te rip « Tha C h r is t a n S o trtr* M o n ito r -“ I « Insurance OR SA LE 1953 Olds S u p e r 88 4-door sedan. Phone 2568, W in- chuck Village, 30-3-c com You. loo, w ill find the M o n ito r Inform ative, w ith complete r o r ld news. You w ill discover a con structive view point in every news story. L se the eoupon below for a spe cial Introductory subscription — 1 months for only $3. TS PICN You too, can be big cityish and have y o u r very own house num ber. N um bers have been assigned, and T uesday night at the council m e e t ing. city w ork su p erin ten d en t R alph Revd rep o rted th a t th e num bers ordered have arrived. N um bers and assignm ents can be secured a t th e C ity Hall, w ith a cost of 15 c e n ts p er num ber Reel Estate Agency FO U N D Money in the Post O ff ice. O w ner can have by id e n t ifying and paying for ad. 30-1-c GET SET FOR 3* for 89< MI DI ( )RD CANNING Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k M cCord and fiv? children, have moved up from H um bolt C ounty and a re looking for a home. Mrs. McCord will be rem em bered as th e fo rm er Je a n Jordan, w ho w ent to school here. Î oo Late to Classify . . 2 pounds 57< S\\ z\NSHOWN Social Security M an To Be Here WANT ADS ) . . . 25< . ÀRGARINE W estern fir plywood m a n u fa c t u re rs in annuid m eeting T uesday m apped plans for pushing plywood dem and in 1956 p a st 5 billion feet am id re p o rts th a t production this year should be close to a billion fee t ahead of 1954. Som e 120 plywood com pany off icials from W ashington, O regon and C alifornia heard an announce m ent th a t a tecord num ber of 10 new firm s had joined the industry wide prom otion program during the past vear. T his program , w hich com bines national sales prom otion, quality control, research and testing, is ad m inistered by th e D ouglas F ir Plywood A ssociation for m em bers and su b scribers u nder the d ire c t ion of a top level m anagem ent com m it tee m ade up of industry- elected rep resen tativ es. A ddition of the ten new firm s brings to 84 the num ber of ply wood m ills op eratin g under the program . T o gether they account for close to 90 p ercent of the in d u s try ’s to tal output which should top 4.8 billion feet by the y e a r’s end. C u rre n t production is a l ready 38 per cent ahead of 1954 for J a n u a ry through m id-S eptem ber VtONAJi^ C onditions in the cam ps of m ig ra to ry w’o rh ers will be told by R alph E. Blackm an, who w ill speak a t the Brookings Bible C hurch, riday evening, S ep tem b er 23rd, a t 7:45 p.m. Mr. B lackm an will show slides he has tak en d u ring his w ork and will tell of conditions he has found. T he lect ures and show ings will be of special benefit because they re la te to conditions w hich prevail in m any localities of the w-est. The pastor. Rev. E. F. McClain, and his people especially invite all who a re in te re ste d to a tten d . Miss R u th W oodw ard is te a c h A re p re se n ta tiv e of the E u re k a ing at the C d sterland Unified office of the Social S ecu rity Ad School in the S o u th ern H um bolt m in istratio n will m ain tain office district, south of G arberville. hours in the City Hall, Brookings, from 1 until 3 p.m. on the follow ing d a te s: S eptem ber 20, O ctober 18. N ovem ber 15, D ecem ber 20, and J a n u a ry 17th. Individuals a t’? requested to see the re p re se n ta tiv e for claim ing th e ir Fedt ral old-age ar.d s u r vivors insurance benefits, for cheeking th e ir social security a c counts. or fo. securing any o th e r inform ation about th 'ir old-age an ! s irvivors insurance. Cat los L. H unsinger, m an a g e r FOR S A L E —In te rn a tio n a l long- of the D istrict O ffice in ureka, log tru c k and tra ile r. Also TD ugg sts that if you con tem p late 14A In te rn a tio n a l C at. G uy L. seeing the re p re se n ta tiv e some S m ith, Pioneer Dr., Phone 2529. tim e in the fu tu re, you save this Brookings. 30-tf-c itin e ra ry for reference. H E L P W A N T E D — E xperienced cocktail w aitress. Apply ClifT- House. 30-tf-c STYLE DRESSING . . . . OF 1954 MARK Mr. and M rs tan ley P a tte rso n and d au g h ter, have moved in w ith the B ert DeMosstvs until th e ir new home is done which, th e y ’re afraid, m ay he qu ite a while. Mr. Sim m ons, piano teacher, bought the P a tte rs o n hom e and he and his m o th er a re living therv. p o u n d can IV 2 TO REPORT ON LIVING CONDITIONS OF WORKERS FAR AHEAD This w eek a B rookings business m an volunteered to pay half the cost of com pleting the illu m in at ion u n its in the m ain room of the z’hetco P ublic L ibrary, providing som eone else comes forw ard w ith the o th e r h ah T he whole job will cost about $350. At present, only h alf th e room is lighted, th e child re n ’s section being in dark n ess S everal su b sta n tia l citizens of the area have recently mark* then- first visit to the new C om m unity L ibrary. As usual, all have been agreeab ly surprised and proud of this civic asset. R e g istra tio n of borrow ers in creases every tim e the tacility opens its doors and as there has been a very su b sta n tia l addition ol books for the* youngsters, m ore children a re expected to patronize th e stacks. A seasonal increase, both in re g istra tio n and c irc u la t ion, is also an ticip ated and th e re a re several who a re doing th e ir bit by subscribing th v ir $2.50 a n nual association m em berships a l so av ailab le at the library. f t t ic Œ PLYWOOD IS Volunteers To Pay Part Of Lighting Cost n« print- th« fin« print— Re« * X
