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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1956)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT - Thursday, February 16, 1956 pipe. Jlsiecsni. Dimmick Bros. B rook 1NGS M ark MS it THE PRICES QUOTED IN THIS AD ARE EF I L l i l » h. THURSDAY, FEB. 16th thru S A T U W Y . ccp 1ft*h HOLIDAY 2 lbs 35 SKIPPY — DOG FOOD 2 Fot 15C 89< Pound CASWELL COFFEE 2 LB 1.77 WEAREVER SUNBLEST — 25E 303 Tin Medium PEAS 1 Pound Tall Tin Pink PARK SALMON 39- Pint REAL BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE • ""2 ✓ „ <►.* » «Á1 376 i a BIES j J FRESH and CRISP - LB 3c LETTUCE Fresh Stalk 3 Pound Cello Bag CELERY 9 c IL ONIONS 8 Pound CELL^ B/'G 48c OREGON CHIEF s ". 1 p ro fe rì t r f fu r 0 ■ • t < * VR A f ¿J«. -a x . 1 • t'I ‘hi And to th e north, we have Gold Beach, th e county seat. Lo, and in the county seat we have a new spaper. Yea, and th at news- paix'r keeps opening its editorial m outh and sticking its press in it. However, we won t be too critical this week, because it alm ost looks like the editor and publisher was being a little easy on us for a change. She called Brookings a "progressive and prosperous com m unity’*. A .sm all c ange rom i « OfJ u O ^ r kS UrnoUincr« 1. She did say th at Brookings Is closer to C alifornia than Gold B each- and implied th a t our in te re sts are k n itted to th at sta te ra th e r th a n o u r own county. In o th e r words, w e are just pretend to-be Oregonians. I am sure she isn’t aligning th e o th er half of th e C ounty ag ain st Brooking«, when she asks us to put up our ‘'own sla te of candidates for the county offices. Pipe Dreams Aluminum Foil i «&» lî5 I . . I i# íá A W C hurch, W a lte r S ad ler of th e HARBOf N EW S — B ap tist C om m unity Church, M el T h irteen meml rs >f the Choi vin Tom pkins of the S eventh ce G range Home c Club met at D ay A dventist C hurch W illard th e hall for th eir F eb ru ary m eet A meeting of th? m u n sters of S p en cer of th e A ssem bly of God ing, last F rid ay afternoon. They Brookings w as >,n'd las* Mon Church, and John S hideler of th e w orked on dish tow els for the day at the h me . a lte r St. T im othy’s Episcopal C hurch. hall, and plan to resum e th a t Sadler, C astor 01 me B aptist A M inisterial A ssociation w as on project at the next m eti Com m unity Church, at w hich form ed w ith Rev. H enry Oster March 11 th. It w as vote< t ere . ,.'>ed of w ays in ? ng whicn the churches could w ork m eier as C hairm an and Rev. F r. dinners as th e ir money- project. T he m em bers at now together in th e com m unity. P res S hideler as S ecretary . Rev. W alt* e r S ad ler appointed ch a irm an w orking on y ear books. ent were the Messrs. Henry The H arb o r G arage is open for O sterm eier of th e P resb y terian on arran g e m en ts for a com m un business again u n d er th e new _____________________________ _ ity E a ste r Sun-Rise Service a n d owner. I-es W alker, who form- w dl rp tn rn herc for a longer Rev .W illard Spencer w as sel erlv w orked at the Ford garage visif w dh hpr re!ativ ..s a fte r her ected as C hairm an for the a r ran g em en ts of the Azalea F e st in Brookings. husband leaves fo overseas. Glen McKay and E rnest Fos- M r Qnd MfS R Felipe and ival Service. A com m ittee con te r made a business trip heie son.jn.]aw and d aughter, Mr. sisting of Rev. O sterm eier, E ld e r 'ro m W im er last S a tu rd a y ., and Mrs JflmpR A rchihald. re- Melvin Tompkins, anti Rev. F r. When they retu rn ed they w ere |(jrnpd home 1;,st T uesday from Shideler was appointed to lay accom panied .by Mr. and Mrs. & m onths trip Thpy drove t0 plans for a special co nununity- -r . .. . i wide program of Bible E m phasis A. Zachary, as Mr. Z achary will M assachusetts hv the c e n tra l , .. . ... . , to ta k e plane late in th e year, be em ployed in th e M cKay mill. route, and . a fte r visiting relat The new ly form ed M inisterial Mr .and Mi's. D W. H orton ¡ves t bere for a couple of weeks, have retu rn ed home a fte r enjoy- thpy panip honie by thp southern Association will m eet regularly ing a several w eeks visit in m utp M r and Mrs A rchibald each m onth a t 10 a.m. on th e L an caster and o th e r Southei n | pjck ed up a statio n wagon second Tuesday. The next m eet ing will he held M arch 13th a t C alifornia and A rizona cities. f |o makp thp tr |p home ln the O sterm eier home, 431 Hill* y h ey rep o rt thev had w onderful If you see a peacock w alking w ea th er w hile gone side Avenue. All m in isters of th e along th e highw ay near H a r b o r , . Tom m y Van p e jt has been ab- Brookings a re a a re cordially in d e n t think you are seeing things spnt from h is usual intine r y . |h p re ls one th a t ta k es an vited to atten d . between H arb o r and Brookings, occasional stroll along th e road Mr. and Mrs. C harles Yokum for a few days due tO th e flu in th e viciniity of the Jakelw icz of John Day arrived at the hom e cerni h ittin g him. He has been home. ! of th e ir d aughter, and son-in-law a t th e home of his d aughter, M r and Mrs. J. L. W illoughby j Mr and Mrs. H arold Moore, on Mrs. F ra n k Kelley. are enjoying a tw en ty day visit Mr. and Mrs. Lee P erez have from th e ir son, John W illoughby F riday afternoo. T he Moore’s moved into th e fo rm er Leslie who is a Yeoman stationed by ■ moved into th e ir new- home th is i weekend. f^ay bouse on Ooean View, which the Navy a t S eattle. tb ey purchased, Ole Lindgren m ade an over Mi's. Jack H olm es en tertain ed c a r r oll R eekm an retu rn ed to night trip to M edford last week. h er bridge club at h er home on Ashland, Monday, a fte r spend- When he retu rn ed home he was in^ tb e Lincoln B irthday week- accom panied by his fatherln-lrfw M onday evening. Mrs. N o rris K em p won high score. Mrs. R u th pnd (he home of his m other, Jack T ungate, w ho will visit here B athiany and Mrs. Eileen S w a n Mrs. Milton Foster. for a short tim e. w ere guests. Mr. and Mrs Glen KefTer and tbree children have moved from Rodehaver house n ear the Sunspt Motp, |o th e ir npw R er. psa H om e flt 3 n Sprupp , )rivp |n MINISTERIAL ?P C U r FÛRMED I asked all my d au g th ters ju st w hat th at w h ite stuff w as out- side th e window W ednesday morning. O ne said duck feath ers a second salt and a th ird claim ed it w as baby oereal. 1 he fourth C ap tain and Mrs. T hom as D. can t ta lk yet. Looke, w ho have been living at We are supposed to be out of A tla n ta B o r g ia , visited at tow n F rid a y and S aturday for a t bp borne of Mrs. Nick Bauni- press conference a t Eugene. So if ga r | ner g r . | aS| week. They left th ere are any com plaints about S unday for San Jose w here Capt. th is w eeks p aper please hold IxM»ke had to rep o rt, as th. > Air them u n til Monday. F orce is sending him to Korea We m et A lexander Lake a n d j " ” t” u r nf' dldy Mrs. Ixioke, his wife F rid ay at their beach th e fo rm er Louise B au m g artn er, home at th e s ta te lino. T hat m an h as been around m ore than just som ew hat. A w hite h u n te r in A frica for m any years, Lake , l now an au th o r of some note. A very in terestin g person. I IS AD-RIME WINNER Bernice Swanson won the sec ond w eeks Ad-Rime contest, and will receive $10.00 in cash if she drops into the Pilot Office. Her Ad-Rime was in rhym ing w th th? headline, "P ro p er Price Grade F o r G rade,” she wrote. '«Spend Your Money W here I t ’s Made.” m rs reu b fn Mrs. Ruehen JTiehcoc’’ b v m any y ears resident of Gold Beach, passed aw ay th* fore part of this week AloniT with her husband in th eir business e n te r prises, Mrs. Hicheock. ' ’ eon«” to her many, m any f r ’ee ’ ;, was active in both the Rel ok bs and E astern S tar. Resides a «’ and she leaves sons, Lloyd 1 ' P o rt land; Ralph of Geld Bee ’h- and a d au g h ter Mrs. H arvey tW ilda) ' ok, of Pistol *>iw r. .*'' 'T’^er'p u ■ a erpnd p ' ‘t-ppinir I of old tim e s at 'h e Ed R aw er' 1 onees last Sunday, all bringing th e ir good wishes, and those of ] r any others, *0 Ed and Olive, in recognition of th eir Golden W ed ding Anniv'v sarv Mr .and Mrs. I.aw renee have m ade th e ir home I on Pistol River, v here Ed was I I horn, for over h alf a century, d u rin g which tim e they have a l w ays been reckoned as the best of neighbors. CHANGES MADE Citizen* intending to vote this co m in r election should c a re fu lly | check th e ir precinct, due to th e recent changes Those who live w ithin the City of Brookings b ill'd as«u’*I? them selves that they are rog>.stpr"d to vote in ’h at portion in v hich +hey a c t ually live eith er north or so u th ) oi th«1 fTx’tco Avenue Highway K‘1 T heir nam es if properly rno-ipf-rod w i’l an* ar in th e »«o', ’*1 PURE PORK ç kzî . PAGE FIVE BROOKINGS, OREGON See IMNNINt, OLDSMOBILE - GMC TRUCKS COQUILLE AUTO CO. on the original price of this brand-new 1956 SAVE ® nAc nilR "20 in honor ot 0UKJ — frigidaire celebration J389’5 329” Y o u SAVE $60°° WHOPPING BIG ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR T TRADE-IN Model FD-95-56 All these famous Friyidaire features: Separate Across Tl*< • Top Food Freezer Ju ic e C a n D isp e n se r • Big F am ily- - Size Refrigerator Section with Auto- j ’ malic D< fros»ing • Big Storage Door w ith D ee p S h elv es • F u ll W id th I t y d r a t o r • S lid in g M< it T e n d e r A lu m in u m R o ll-to -Y o u S h e lv e s Rutter Com pailm erit • IhreeD o u b lc- E isy Q uickubc Ice Trays • Tilt Down I rver • l ’inl u«l B< ig' Interior Total Storage Capacity 9.5 Cubic Feet You’ve never seen such values — ever before! Here are Frigidaire’s famous, years ahead refrigerators — new 1956 m o d els, w ith all th e la te st w o m a n saving features Frigi<laire aixl G eneral Motors have been able to dream up —at i>ri<es and values that are making refrigerator history. It’s our way of saying “Tlianks — 20 Million Times," in honor of the great new "20 M illionth” Frigulaire refriger ating uliit just produced. H ere are the big bargains of the year. Pick yours right now. T ^ ’D, and n » r F Come in >15 n nil w c % p riE T7 j-m ri ifüfíibíJBá j 4 <9ü R F.® t. br-twr* C h e tc o Rive» w h o R c ltta llv livT* v ’ th ♦ L im it * o f B ro o k in g IliniZ f o r ♦h*’’ -vir.g This Area For The Past 30 Years' f ♦, y e p vpt, b^en revel f'HONE i n i * * A i • ARBOR
