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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1956)
I BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE EIGHT Duncan Hines / / ? " CAKE MIXES INSTANT W h ite ,Y e llo w ,D e v ils Food Spice and M a rb e l PET FOR nonfat DRY MILK Makes 12 69e Quarts Home G ard en 2V i Tin TOMATOES PET MILK FOR HUNTS l'/2 h n W hole, Unpeeled X5C CANS :$ APRICOTS V egetab les SMALL SIZE 4 FOR ARMOUR Juice ORANGES 10c lb CHOPPED BEAF 39e Purex CELLO WRAPPED CARROTS . 3 /2 5 c FRESH GREEN NEW CROP CABBAGE . . . 5< lb CELERY HEARTS 19« eu. 12-ounce tin Quart . . . . 19< 14 Gallon . . . 29< Gallon . . . . 49< SUNSHINE CINNAMON WAFERS DOUMACK 11-ounce Package . . . 25« 10-ounce Bag MARSHMALLOWS 2 29c . MUNCY'S MEAT , LIBRARY NEWS — A lady recently computed the value of the books she and her family borrowed from the local library in one month, and they added up to over $200. This fam ily has two memberships in the association, which cost them 2.50 for the year, so she considers, from a business view^xiint, at least, that it is a very good in vestment. There was a slight falling off in circulation during April al though loan records were broken one day w hen 90 books were bor rowed. Over 2,000 books have been ciculated since the first of the year, exceeding, by far, the same period a year ago. At Monday night’s board meet ing it was decided to push work on the grounds, now that the weather has moderated and the soil dried out. One of the most necesary projects will be paint ing the exterior. Several new shelves are also urgently needed. EMBARRASSED! ‘‘We Are Embarrassed” begins a letter from Sidney King, Dir ector of Public Relations, of the State Motor Association, in reply to a letter from the PILOT. A circular from the association out lined a topic of one Motorlog as being obaut ocean fishing from Astoria to Gold Beach. A por tion of the letter reads, "They do not understand your reference to the ‘downright shameful’ con dition of 101 from Gold Beach to Brookings.’’ They will be en lightened on this and invited to come and endure it. ABOUT "STUFF and THINGS — At BLUNTS BARGAIN CORNER Across from Evans Electric NEW SHOES 25 cents to $1.00 Some old-timers with Pointed Toes. Some new styles with NO TOES. Famous Brands and also Nurse’s Shoes included. The ‘‘pointeds” you can wear to an "Old-Time” Party or let the Little Angels wear them In stead of your Good Ones. USED DRESSES 25 Cent«. Some mighty nice — when new cost a Pretty Penny. Some MIGHTY FUNNY — The Funny Ones you can Save until Hallowe’en. For 25 Cents you can wear a FORMAL to DO THE DISHES in and YOUR NEIGHBORS will think you RICH — or, Throw Them in your GARBAGE CAN— They will make YOUR GARB AGE look MIGHTY CLASSY. USED SUITS & COATS 25 Cents and. UP. SOME REAL STYLISH that you will enjoy wearing. Some will make GAY RUGS or QUILTS—or the dog, a bed! You can even use them wrap around water pipes oil a real cold night. SOME GOOD ONLY FOR A LAUGH. IF YOU NEED A REAL GOOD GOOD LAUGH, VISIT US . . . SERIOUSLY, THOUGH. WE HAVE SOME WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN NEW & USED ITEMS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES. — NO EXCHANGE— WE RE LUCKY TO SELL THEM ONCE! MAY’S FUN & MAGIC PA R TY IS HELD A T CLIFF HOUSE FOR DANCERS SIRLOIN — Steaks SWIFTS PREMIUM — PICNICS Choice Grade 79c lb Fully Cooked 45c f t CHOICE GRADE — RIB STEAKS 75C ib- HI-WAY MARKET OPEN 8:00AM. TO 9 3 0 P.M Alvin Vaughn, brother of Lyle and Don Vaughn, operaters of the Hi-Way Market, has arrived in Brookings to help with the Market. Lyle left recently for Navy service. Alvin is from Lewiston. Idaho and he and his wife, Ruth, have three children. The market recently completed the move into the new and larger quarters. They have also install ed a large parking lot to the rear of the store, and have pro vided for a rear entrance to the store. \$ONAJ!£ W oodrich Takes C urry C ounty C ourt Session Circuit Judge Charles Wood- rich is in Gold Beach this week to conduct the opening week of the Curry County jury term. Judge Woodrich resides in Rose burg, but is a member of the 2nd Judicial District which includes Curry, Coos, Douglas and Lane counties. The late Governor Paul P at terson appointed Judge Wood- rich to fill the second circuit judgeship in Douglas County cre ated by the 1955 legislature. He was recomended for the appoint ment on the non-partisan judic iary ballot in all four counties in the May 18th primary election. He is a veteran of World War II, married and has two children. Judge Woodrich is a member of the Circuit Judges Association the Oregon Judicial Council, the American Legion, Kiawanis, the B.P.O.E., Air Force Reserve and the American Judicature Society In addition to his other circuit court duties he has been con ducting the Juvenile Court in Douglas County. In that capacity he has negotiated for a survey of the juvenile court facilities to be performed by the National Parole and Probation Associat ion. He has asked that specific attention in the survey be direct ed to his proposals for joint use of a detention facility by Lane and Douglas Counties, establish ment of a CCC type disciplinary’ w’ork camp for juvenile delin quents. and a foster home pro gram for teen-age delinquents. 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