Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, December 15, 1955, Page 8, Image 8

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    BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT
PAGE EIG H T —
together with about half an acre
LONG NIGHTS
The past throe nights have of ground, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim
been the longest in the year, Kline, formerly of Seattle.
you might bwve noticed. Al­
though December 15th is listed VFW and AUXILIARY PARTY
Members of the local VFU’
m the shortest day the difference
between it and the othnes, for Post and their Ladies Auxiliary
a few days is the microscopic wdi have their annual Christmas
part of a second—to get the idea. Party at their hall next Wed­
During these few days the sun, j nesday evening. The ladies will
in London, only gets 13 degrees then k?arn who their Secret Pals
above the horizon, and doesn’t were during the past year. After
the two groups mt*et there will
stay in sight very long, then.
be specially decorated tables
with extra special refreshments.
HORSTS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horst, Jule Koehler, who at the last
former residents, and now living post meeting won th? "kitty,”
in the upper Sacramento, made has been invited to produce some
a short visit in the<neighborhood. of the latter. A good turnout is
looked for.
HARMER HOME SOLD
KLINES HERE
It is reported that the Harmer
home, in Harbor, has been sold, Mr, and Mrs. James Kline and
FREE!
Free!
FREE!
10 Valuable Prizes
given away on Dee. 23
TICKETS GIVEN ON EACH
PURCHAE
i st Prize — Beautiful Fur Cape
$42.50 value
2nd Prize— Carving Set
$29.95 value
3rd Prize— M an’s Wrist W atch and Pen Set.
4th Prize—$29.95 Jewelry Set.
— PLU S
SIX O T H E R V A LU A B LE PRIZES
BANKRUPT MERCHANDISE
SALE
Beautifully Boxedi Jewelry Sets
now $139
—Values to $5.95
Boxed Scatter Pins
now' 39c
—$100 value
BROOKINGS, OREGON
Thursday, December 15, 1955
as estimating over 100 inches here, this week, by friends of
COSTLY E .
STAT
Frank McKennon, plant chief
a: ? figuring they have preferred the Warren Smiths, telling of
their travels abroad. The British of th? Oregon Department of
stock.
Isles, France, Spain, Madiera, Agriculture, says if it hadn’t
and the Scandanavian countries been for misunderstanding of
MONTIE’S CAT’S CROP
,h. Canto: I..a q^arai-.-.e stat­
Seme months ago Mr. and «ire on their itinerary.
Mrs M 'nt.e were speculating on
j ions cut Washington and Oreg­
on and Washington from selling
WILL McVAY ILL
whether their old tabby cat
PLENTY p F AZALEAS
Will McVay is reported to be at least 400 carloads of Wash­
would break over the entury
Gary Wimberly, at th,? green­ score in kitten output.
under the weather, requiring tk? ington and Oregon apples which
the ordinary traveller would
house, has just received a large
As oi now it looks like they’ll services of a nurse.
have taken into the Sunshine
consignment of fancy azaleas, soon be ready to burst forth
State. And E. A. Breech, with
suitable for transplanting, this with announoements and be
HARMERS GONE AGAIN
coming Sp. in", for landscajx* candidates lor congratulations.
The B. E. Harmers left, last the California Department of
work. The plants are mostly too
weekend, for a four-months' Agriculture adds that any trav­
eller may take in any commer­
large too pot, Gary says, but are
tour in Europe.
FOOT DOCTOR
cially grown fruit and vegetable
ideal for a fine showing out of
excluding only cherries. Fear at
doors. They are in the reds, , Di. C. N. Gaylord will be in
LET’S
DANCE
'rescent City Saturday and
pinks, white* and variegated.
Square and Round dances wiN the bug stations has been costly
Sunday, December 17 and 18th.
be
resumed at th? Odd Fellows both to the people of the two
He has been treating'people with
nothern states and California.
RAIN DERBY
all kinds of foot troubles for I all, Saturday evening, Decem­
Some of the folks in North
ber
17th,
and
contiued
ever.,
many years and appointments
WELL CHILD CLINIC
Bend have been running a rain
two we?ks. These popular sess­
The December Well Child
derby. The game is set up for may be made at the Seaside ions have been on the Odd Fel­
Hospital. He it a doctor of surg­
December with S100 in the pot.
lows program for several years, Clinic will be held in the Brook-
According to the latest dojx* ical chiropody.
with Leslie Miller MC-ing and mgs-Harbor Grade School on
those in the 53.00 inch category
calling
and Crockett's Orchestra Eecember 16, 1955, between the
CARDS FROM SMITHS
hours of 9:30 and 11:30 am.
have just been eliminated and
doing
the
musical straining.
Post cards have been received
Dr. Sam Gibson will give phys­
those who put themselves down
ical examinations, assisted by
ERMA’S PARTY
A group of professional an 1 Dorothea Miller, Public Health
business women surprised Mrs. Nurse.
Erma Rice, local realtor, with a
party at the Cliff House', last
Thursday evening Mrs. Rice
Rice leaves before the holidays
for an extended vacation, part
of which she plans to enjoy ir.
Florida. Those attending the
party were: Mesdames Lilliain
Weideman, Opal LaBrook, Jewel
Wersch, Amber Campbell, Kath­
ryn Sandstrom, Philena Muncy,
Mildred Byrne, Martha Gray-
I t has been said that the two things most to be desired
shcl, Mildred Bryant, Lydia
Browman, Eva Lee Long, and
in life are love and money. We believe that health should
Mary McMann. Mrs Rice was
delighted with the surprise and
be included. Health is perhaps the greatest single blessing
gift of a lovely silver purse.
children have moved here from
th?ir former home on Bain­
bridge Island, in Puget Sound.
Mi. Kline is with the Brookings
Plywood. They have four child­
ren in school, Sharon, April,
Karen and Jimmy.
with which man has been endowed. Your physician is in
____ now $17.95
—Values to $35.00.
position to help you preserve the health which is your
Shoes to Match .....
$8.95 to $12.95
H and-Tooled Leather Palova Purses now $4-95
natural heritage. \\ e are ready to assist by filling his pre­
—Regular $12.95.
scriptions promptly with ingredients of the highest quality.
........
Add 10 % federal tax.
now 17c — 7 pair. $1.00
—Value« to $1.95.
Also JOKES A N I) TRICKS GALORE!
MAY'S
FUN & MAGIC
BROOKINGS, OREGON
LIBRARY CLOSED
The Chetco Community Lib­
rary will be closed the evening
of December 23rd, re-opening
the afternoon of Tuesday, the
27th.
to relieve the
pain of Christinas bills!
Sale M en’s and Ladies’ 1 “ Jewel W atches $12.50
Earrings
SOME SPUD!
Everett Isenhart lugged a 5L
pound spud into the office of the
WESTERN WORLD, Bandon,
and defied anyone to show up
with a larger one. The tuber was
15 inhees in length, and 13 inches
in girth, and a smooth specimen
of the Late Rose varietj Ever­
ett, who probably learned to
grow spuds on Lone Ranch, west
of here, is now raising them on
his Chystal Creek ranch, still in
Curry Count/.
1
—2-yr. guarantee. Regular 18.95
Hand-Tooled Leather Purses
REBOUND
Jack McCarton, who has been
visiting on the East Coast tor
the past couple of months, re­
turned last weekend, driving
home via Seattle. He left Friday
night for the Christmas holiday.-»
in Lexington, Kentucky.
F R A N K ’S PH A R M A C Y
—- Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. —
- New Phone Number 1444 -
Open Nightly til 8 p.m.
R R R R R R R R R .R ,R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R ,R ,R
Join U. S. National's Christmas Savings Club
for a prepaid Christina* next year.
Save regularly each week any amount you wish
(from 50c to $10). At the end of 50 weeks,
your Christmas savings—plus interest
will be yours for carefree Christmas shopping.
CARD OF THANKS
To All My Friends and Neigh­
bors: I deeply appreciate all the
expressions of Love and Sym­
pathy that have been extended
me at this time. It has helped
a lot.
— Edith Lundeen
MOTE: A wonderful proscription for
hoppy holldoy» U 1 *5 4 .
LICENSE CANCELLED
The surveying license of C.
T. M. Echols has been suspended
according to Arthur Sherman,
county surveyor, who reports he
has been so notified by state
authorities.
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Brookings Branch
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M ftF B A t »EBOSIT M IS V tA M C t
C e iF O B A T IO M
THESE D0WHT6WH M18CMNTS
W/U 81
OPEN0NTtL
8 P. m. every
BROOKINGS CAMERA SHOP
PAR STORE
MODE O' DAY
GLEN'S MODEL BAKERY
BROOKINGS FLOWER & GIFT SHOP
EVA LEE'S DRESS SHOP
FREEMAN'S CHETCO STORE
KIRBY'S MARKET
NEWS and SWEETS
COFFEE MILL CAFE
MAY'S FUN and MAGIC
BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS
ARRELL'S CHETCO REXALL DRUGS
PHILLIPS DAD AND LAD
MOORE'S VARIETY STORE
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PALMER'S DEPARTMENT STORE
WARD'S APPLIANCE CENTER
HENDRICKS FURNITURE
MINCER'S JEWELRY
HOUSE OF SHOES
CHETCO HOME AND AUTO
GOULD'S SHOE STORE
DIMMICK BROS. MARKET
HAROLD'S JEWELRY
YELTONS
TOTS TO TEENS
this sjwk S fto fip e p ff^ iy ^
Ih^liday
“Use parly lines sharingly. ..
the call that comes through
may be fo r you!”
Keep calls b r ie f... space calls fa irly
...re p la c e receiver c a re fu lly ...
release line for emergencies
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