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BROOKINGS-HARBOR
VISIT SACREMENTO
Mr. and Mrs, Biff Wold recent-
ly returned from a visit to Sac-
remento, and say they had de-
lightful w eather during their vis-
it.
CHRISTMAS G IFT
HOME SOON
Raymond Reekman, who met
with a traffic accident a week
ago, will soon be home from the
hospital but will have to be
setr.i-invalid for quit,- a while,
according to his mother. Mrs.
Milton Foster.
SUGGESTIONS
ALL 6 Mr” ELECTRIC SAW
V LT ............ .....................$29.95
HAS SORE NECK
Andy Gunsolus, who made an
----------------------- unscheduled tour of a brush
HOMESHOP D RILLK IT patch, below the highway on the
If* 23 a tta c h » " n
t $29 95 Carpeterville Hill, is nursing
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some badly strained neck mus-
ALL 3/8" ELECTRIC
DRILL c,es an'J healing up some facial
A L J „.................................. $29.95 cuts- Mrs Gunsolus i pretty
poor with arthritis and Kenny
and
Sharon have about taken
— SAVE $36.00 —
over caring for their mama and
On A New 1955
daddy.
JOHNSON SEA HORSE
PORTLAND VISITOR
Mrs Polly Clendenin left Mon-
day for a week’s visit with her
daughter in Portland.
DEMPSEYS GO SOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed Dempsey
returned recently from a busin
ess trip to Los Angeles where
they also visited relatives.
5.5 HP
PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
Thursday, December 8, 1955
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
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W inners were announced for iNCW opCCQ IxHWS
Ip ttP F fft
Fffltftt* were there last. Both have be
the last photo contest held at the j
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Tots-To-Teens store in Brook- 111 iSlTGCt llC rC
11 has been interesting to come more impressive. We es
pecially net ice your optimistic
BACK TO FLORIDA
Mrs. A rthur Benson and two
children, and Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Kirtley and family, left Fri-
day J for w».
St. a Petersburg, Florida,
First pittCV
place V
winner
was
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o __ " atch >'our v--• Pa
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.wa avau. ings. rilftl
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Map
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pdlC W1UI
The Kirtleys will remain for the Marsha Johnson; with Elizabeth Recorder has received
r 8S th e grow th of th e cit>' since w -
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S''t^ C o n tr"
SATELLITES TO CRESCENT
A group of members of the
Satellite Chapter O.E.S., attend-
ed installation of the officers of
the chapter in Crescent City re-
cently.
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GIFTS FOR HOSPITAL
The Missionary Society of the
Baptist Community Church will
hold their annual meeting "n
Thursday, December 15th. m -
stead of an exchange of gifts be-
tween each other it was decided
tc take Christmas gifts suitable
for the men and women pat-
'«’nts at the S tate Hospital in
Salem to bring cheer to those
who arc there Among other
items acceptable are toilet goods
cosmetics, writing paper, thread
and yarn, etc.
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NT A M
Beginning Monday, December 12th
SHAP'S MAGIC KITCHEN
Will Be Open On
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Now' Only
$183.00
Smorgasbord w ill be served as
A T E R R IF IC V A L V E AND
'A V I EC, CO M E IN A N D S E E
usual on Saturdays — 5 to 9 p.m.
COAST B()WER
?AW & EQUIP.
on Sundays — 12 Noon to 9 p.m.
Weekdays we cater to parties by appointment only
SHAP'S MAGiC KITCHEN
PHONE 2271
BROOKINGS. OREGON
PHONE CRESCENT CITY 4541
ON ALDER ROAD
FOR
Î
THE FINEST
CHRISTMAS
GIVE THE FAMILY
NEW ’56 DODGE
. V . . ar neI.' Irnrn-V Board that the new sp-ed reg-
Nichols, Linda Kerr, Glen Has- u|ations will
be in effect in
o?tt, and Clayton Mansur.
Brookings,
on
the
Oregon Coast
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JUNK BIZ GOOD
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Loads of scrap metal being ob- ,_u rJ
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served leads one to believe there , ”
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S’ h‘W"
is a brisk demand for it e s p ^
“u Wr,' ,en '°
tally In view of the fact that its
latest figures put out by the
steel industry say their business
is up to 104 percent of yast year
at this same time. Several truck
loads of old car and truck wheels
have been noticed going through
town.
|o>v<wd
thp
reports of proposed and actual
progress in the Brookings area,
and the pictures th a t gc wit?,
them will help us recognize our
home town when we get back
there.
Char’cs T. Hassett,
1st Lieut., USMC.
Tokyo International Air
port.
The new ru’es state that tra i-
fic from Ransom Avenue west
to Pacific will be 35 miles per
rorr^ Pacif*^ to eait oi
? “? S' ,e? ' , ' he l™ ‘* wl" 'J*
I v ‘ a°' 3°'
,rOm ° * k '°
bnd,!e C" y “ m i,s 40 miles
,
Help Fight TB
f a 5 & Ì À
N ATIO N A L FOREST
k t MBER SALE OPERATO?!
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SMITHS IN IRELAND
A postcard was received here
Irom Mr-, and Mrs. W arren
Smith, who are touring Europe.
Uie card was sent from London
derry, N. Ireland. The Smiths
were leaving then? for Scotland.
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♦ Insurance
Last y e a r, cash receipts to the U. 5. Treasury from sales
of national forest timber exceeded $65,000,000. This is quite
an increase when compared with the $86,000 collected from
the sale of timber in 1905, the year the Forest Service was
organized in the U. S. Depart-'*'
ment of Agriculture. Twenty-five 5.3 billion board feet, about 10
percent of all the timber used m
percent of all money taken in by
the United States.
the Forest Service—not only for
National forest timber lands
timber but for any use—goes back
to the States in which the national are managed so as to produce
forests are located. That money perpetual crops of wood. Timber
is turned over to the counties for is marked or designated for cut
public schools and public roads. ting to encourage reproduction,
maintain and improve the grow
The national forests, which ing stock and still safeguard wa
contain 76 million acres of land tershed and recreational values.
classed as commercial forest, are
As the Forest Service marks its
the largest single supplier of raw Golden Anniversary, it pays trib
material for the Nation’s forest ute to the many states, individ
products industries. Last year the uals and companies who also are
Forest Service made 24.000 sep managing their timber lands to
arate timber sales to individuals produce perpetual su pp lies of
and companies for a total cut of wood for generations to come.
Notary
Public
let your m o n ey , work
FOR YOU, 2 lean rental houses
for a total price of $4750.00,
one rents foi $50 the other for
$35 per month. It may sound
too good to be true but it’s a
fact and w?ll worth your time
to investigate. Terms too.
A PLEASANT PLACE TO
L I\ E, lots of big windows cap
turing all the light available,
10 x 18 bedroom with lots of
built-ins. one smaller room can
be finished for spare bedroom,
utility room, work shop and
\ acre ir. town, close to shop
ping, furnished price $7750
terms $1625 down and balance
at $50 plus interest.
W ELL BUILT, AND IS NEAR
SCHOOL, this home is really
constructed, concrete foundat
ion, 2 big bedrooms, large liv
ing room and cheerful dining
room, handy kitchen and util
ity room, large work shop, and
fenced yard, $10,500 on reason
able terms.
3-BEDROOM HOME, DOUBLE
CAR PORT, large lot, a very
clean and cheerful home, a t
tractive surroundings, $12.750
on terms.
THREE
DUDES”
3 BEDROOMS, DOUBLE GAR
AGE, over 2 acres of land, at
edge of tewn, newly/and a ttra c
tively decorated, good w ater
.$8950.
IN BUSINESS FOR A SONG,
might as well say so, only $650
and that takes inventory and
lease on store and apartm ent.
Fine for wife while husband
works, car. be at home and
make a nice little profit each
month. No kidding, it’s worth
time to investigate.
* W ith the Magic Touch o f Tom orrow
FOR SAFETY
OR
A NEW AERODYNAMIC PLYMOUTH . .
Adhere to the rules
of the road. Proper
autom obile insur
ance is on added
safeguard.
WITH PUSH-BUTTON DRIVING
f a i
r U p UiRVlr
Ï1FMPÇFV
Ab I
Your
Dodge - Plymouth Dealer
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Reel E state
A gency
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STRING BAND FEATURING WESTERN MUSIC
AT THE
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n [MAS
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ISSUES CHALLENGE
The Elks, No. 1 team on th?
Wednesday night league, has is
sued a challenge to the Brook-
ings Bachine Shop team, the
leader of the Monday night Com-
mercial League.
COUNTY A SC ELECTIONS
Otis Bowman, County ASC
Chairman, announces the follow-’
ing results of the Community
ASC Community election for the
1956 term : Northern District.
Raymond Capps, Sixes, Chair
man.; Ray Zumwalt, Sixes, vice-
Chairm an; Orris Knapp, Port
Orford. Member; C. R. Sydam
and Wm. Jennings, Langlois, as
Alternates. Central D istrict: C.
J Doyle, Wedderburn, Chairman
K ate Bailey, Gold Beach. Vice-
< hairm an; Norman Chenoweth,
Ophir, Member, Harvey Crook
and W. W. Ostrander, Pistol
River at Alternates. Southern
D istrict: Joe Zumpte, Harbor,
Chairman; Fred Blunt, Brook
ings, Vice-Chairman; DoDnald
I ( rockett, Harbor, Member and
| C.xirge Funk and W arren Mc-
I Neeley, Brookings, Alternates
Selection of the County ASC
Committee will be mad? at the
County Convention next week.
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