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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
H E L P IN G N E A L O R P H A N S —
A fund fo r th rc« sm all Neal
Children, orphaned w hen th eir
father, mother, twro sisters and a
to o th er w ere killed a t Remote,
d u rin g th e storm s, have been
s ta rte d by tw o new spapers and
th re e radio sta tio n s A d m in is-1
Thursday, January 19, 1956
L IB R A R Y N O T E S —
L ib rary users a re asked
come as ea rly as c o n v e n ie n fo n ,
a PPeal *9 m ade f ° r th« re-
ine days
a a yS th
, ne e u lib
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a ry
r y is
is open.
o p e n , Un-
u n - • P u n ish m en t of the school lib-
the
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need The
is need is
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takino-
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tim e off to kcop th c pJace
* g re a t because the children are
a t th<? published h o u rs: 2 to 5 d e stitu te for som ething to do,
tr a to r s of the fund will be Rev.
p‘m T uesdays and T hursdays
H ow ard E. B aker, of Roseburg s and from 7 to 9 p.m. on F ridays,’
F irs t C hurch of God. Del McKay which should
sufficient tim e
R adio KRXL, Roseburg a n d W fo tak e care of all th e borrow ers.
E . Garrison, Roseburg banker As these volunteers w an t to
c s should be m ade out o wind up th e ir days w ork, no bus-
“N eal C hildren” and forw arded ¡„ess wil h e re a fte r be tran sa cted
n i^ e U ouglas County S ta le a fte r the published closing tim e
Bank, Roseburg.
P arents, especially, a r e asked to
i see th a t th eir children get th e ir
lib rary business done w ell before
y a rd s
w ere lo 8 t 7710 a P f * al is
for books,
h™ ‘'° ages 5 th ro u g h 12,
for childrens' m agazines, m ech
anical books and m agazines, in
fact anything to e n te rta in and
in stru ct th e youngsters. A ccord
ing to o u r inform ation, th e sta te
of C alifornia does not co n trib u te
to school libraries, a t least in the
K lam ath School’s category, and
the lost lib rary has been built
ENJOY UTMOST SHAVING , c lo s in g tim e .
up, over a period of years, by the
Several card s have been m ade
EASE AND CONVENIENCE
children and the com m unity. If
out for borrow ers w ithin th e
you have clean, whole m a teria l,
past few weeks. T he cards are, of
it will be welcomed.
course, free.
It is hoped th a t re tu rn of
T E E N -A G E R O W L IN G
S u p e r-S p e e d
decent w eath er will allow going
LEA G U E G E TS U N D E R W A Y
ahead w ith the w ork on the
grounds, th e site at presen t be
L ast W ednesday, sir team s of
ing q u ite muddy and slippery.
Teen-A ge boys and girls bowled
th e ir first m atch es as a com-
m erciallp sponsored league.
Each business which sponsors
The advisory board says the
a team has con trib u ted a nom
children are not now in need of
inal sum to the league for use
clothing but will need funds as
in acquiring team trophies, fin
the y grow up.
ancing m atches w ith ju n io r
M arg aret is still hospitalized team s o th e r cities, and in p u t
N « li« v « p a in t of tiro d . to re, aching mua-
at Roseburg w ith a fra ctu red
ting on a p arty a t the end of th e
w ith S T A N B A C K , tablets or p o w d e r*
pine. Alvis and Billy, th e la tte r
• T A N B A C K act* fast to b rin g co m fo rtin g
sseason. O ther financial help a-
r e l ia f . . . bacauia th e 8 T A N B A C K fo rm u la
ji.st o ut of the hospital, are
bove described, these boys and
u binat aavaral p resc rip tio n ty p e Us-
aying w ith th eir g ran d p aren ts,
tfianta fo r fast r e lie f of p ain .
girls pay th eir own way. A zalea
the A rth u r Robbins of Riddle.
L anes helps to m ake th is pro
g ram possible by counseling
w ith these ju n io r bow lers and
by m aking special rate s to them
I liey bowl each W ednesday
from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Five of the six te am s now
have sponsors. The o th e r team
needs one and hope* th a t some
local businessm an will ste p fo r
ward. The following a r e th e
present
sponsors : P ete Lesm eis-
10 Acre« in town, 660 feet on Pioneer Read Cabin, bam , well.
te
r
Agency,
Brookings M arket,
$1,000 will handle.
H endricks F u rn itu re , and M un
Two bedroom homo — In su lated and w eath erstrip p ed __ w ith
cy’s M arket.
attached garage on paved s tre e t n ea r school. $9300 w ith
V 3 Down, Balance $56.00 per m onth.
G i l l e RAZOR
tte
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ACHIR3 MUSCLES
SCI;.. 2N
o ra r
REALTY
O ver Two Acres in town w ith large barn — som e b erries and
fru it trees — Only $3450.00. «4 Cash will handle,
i Bedroom Home w ith attac h ed ca r port and e x tra room
8’ x 19' on large co rn er lot. $11,000. O nly $1500 down
1.76 A cres w ith OCEAN FRONTAGE w ithin City Lim its
$7650 T otal Price.
$1500 Down.
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ERMA D. R IC E — BROKER
CHARLES GRAYSHEL,
Jan . 21
Pow ers
Feb. 3
CONSTRUCTION TO START SOON . . ON MATHEWS TRACT
OFF ARNOLD LANE
THESE MANY FINE FEATURES
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6 FLOOR PLANS
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6 ROOF STYLES
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Pow ers ...........
IS
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12 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS
FIREPLACE
ELECTRIC HEAT
HARDWOOD FLOORS
FULLY INSULATED
COMPLETELY PLASTERED
CHOICE OF INTERIOR and
EXTERIOR COLORS
SIDIING or SHAKES
HARDWOOD CABINETS
see
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ATTACHED GARAGE
SIDEWALKS and PAVED
DRIVEWAYS
CONCRETE CURBS and
GUTTERS
PAVED TRACT STREET
CITY SEWER (If Approved)
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4 ’/ 2 Percent Interest on 25-Year
Loan To Q ualified Buyers.
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CHOOSE YOUR IO T
AND PLAN NOW I
Pete J. Lesmeister, Realtor
EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR
Decker and Colbert,
here
Feb. 4 -Langlois ...............
W HEN
IS
PRICE RANGE — $12,500 to $14,000
Jan . 28—St. B ernards......... here
S at. Feb.25
WHEN
11 Ultra-Modern FHA Approved
3 bedroom hom es
Jan . 27—Langlois ................ th e n
lA^b. lOi-Gold
PH O N E 2671 or 2312
Announcing
toys’ Kam es- and even th e school
here
Contractors & Home Builders
Beach ........ here
BROOKINGS. OREGON
EU REK A .... there
THE
THE
C L IF F
CLIFF
H O U SE
HOUSE
G O IN G
GOING
TO
OPEN?
TO
OPEN ?
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WHEN IS THE CUFF HOUSE GOING TO OPEN ?
Jan
21
si.
GRAND RE-OPENING
SATURDAY
COVE and SEE
WHAT YOUR
NEW
CLIFF HOUSE
LOOKS LIKE
C liff
FEATURING
anBTBTO
Sax - Drums - Piano
Guitar - Harmonica
SPECIALTY ACTS
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