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PA G E FOUR — BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT - Thursday, May 17, 1956 BROOKINGS. OREGON CHORAL GROUP D im m ic k B r o s . RESUMES WORK B r o o k in g s M k t I I THE Thursday, PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE May 17 thru Sat. May 19 I Pound HOLIDAY I I9f Oleo EACH CAMPBELLS TOMATO ! ¡OUP 10? Pound NUCOA OR DELRICH 23« Oleo Large Can HERSHEY Chocolate ! Syrup NISTIPS 2 lb Tin PARD MEAL PEAS 1 GARDEN FRESH | RADFHESand GREEN ONIONS 3 Bunches 14c Bunch 24c MEDFORD ea. 5? • ¡MPERiAL 3 fo r 2 5 c Short Shank SMOKED lb. 39C PICNICS ' LOSE A POUND A D A Y ... FOR 14 DAYS W.TtiOUT SUFFERING HUNGER PANGS OR LOSS OF ENERGY! T o reduce we must eat less (fe w e r calories) and when we do , we may feel the u n c o m fo rt able, almost p a in fu l panes o f hunger. W e may also become nervous and irrita b le because o f the lack of sufficient vitam in s and m inerals in a restricted diet VI ith R e ^ a m m Tablets, Form ula i f 14, a id the Kessamin R educing Plan this can never happen! SEE WHAT THE KESSAMIN RECUCING PUN OFFERS! 1 A reducing diet ( The Kessamio Ik', . l e i ' prepared by » physician and a dietician to give beM possible d i<i ; Viiamms io prevent den nences w h ich ia .ee nervousness, rm rabihep and ih ai tired, drat ¿ed-out teefmg. A lso supplemental m inerals and irc a to help prevent n u tritio n a l anemia 4 t r e hunger i uicvl la m t. O r - t ss Me- »ykc .. j r if n k e n a >rd g to dire cti nt. re a - j f. Or y I,’ J j •» ' > * lb. 45c LEAN MEATY PORK STEAKS lb. 49c ß s> S'i» ''.-I*-' * $ M ' ’n i .s e -e K r's a m in Re ' m n g Plan is m t ' v p a c sge ot Kessamm Tablees K -» r a #,-» ¡H E k I S S E M I N cb- t \ t ib e . P IA N fS C I AR A N T ’ 1 T i ' I \K V O H A PO t N D A D - ' ' H >R >4 DA'Y S «IR Y O L * M O N fc Y B A C K ’ 1 R 1 IT M c K esson s K E S S A M I’ l TABLETS OLD FASHIONED LARGE JUICY 1 Pound LB. 39t FNof For C U n d w /o r O b o r fy ) The Junior-Senior B anquet be gan at 7:0 p.m., S aturday. May 12. The ham dinner w as served by the sophom ore girls. A fter dinner, speeches w ere made, w ith Chuck H offm an presiding a sM. C. T he first speaker was Phil K esseler w ith a sa lu te to the seniors. Ralph Ingle was next w ith th e senior farew ell speech. L o re tta W alien gave the senior Prophecy and J e rry My ers presented the class will. Mr. Allison and Mr. W illiam s talked about post g ra d u a te w ork. The B anquet w as then ended. The P rom sta rte d at 9:30 p.m. w ith the them e being Candyland. The gy m w as decorated in pink and w hite w ith a draw ing of a Candyland C astle on the W all. T here was a four piece band from Coos Bay. The Coronation w as held a t 11:00 p.m. Ralph Ingle and Joy G ott w ere crow ned king and queen of th e prom. C harlo tte Jensen, Ja n e t Glass, D oris Shu- ey, Phyliss Cole, N ancy C um m ings and Jackie S m ith w ere the Prom Princesses. One dance w as held for the royal court, only. The dance w as w ell en joyed by all who attended. CITY O F BROOKINGS, OREGON. M ay 8, 1956 W H EREA S, once each y ea r th? V eterans of F oreign W ars of th e U nited S tate s, through the distribution of Buddy Poppies m akes its annual appeal to the G eneral Public for funds on behalf of the needy and disabled v e t eran s of the C om m unity: and W H EREA S, we have an obligation to the men who gav. so much th a t we m ight rem ain free men; and W H EREA S, m ost of the Buddy Poppy F unds collect» : by the V eterans of Foreign W ars will rem ain here in ou. own com m unity to assist o u r Friends and N eighbors, and th e rem ainder will go to the o utstanding N ational H om e for Widows and O rphans supported by th? V. F. W., and to help m aintain th e o utstanding N ational R ehabilitation Service for all V eterans; now, therefor, 1. Byron L. Brim m , in my capacity a t M ayor of th*' City of Brookings, do hereby recognize tiv V.F.W. Buddy Poppy d istrib u tio n as one w orthy the support of each and every citizen, and do her? and now proclaim May 25th, and 26th, Buddy Poppy D ays in the City of Brookings, and call upon all to w ear a Buddy Poppy as evidence of our g ratitu d e to the men of this N ation who left then native soil to fight for the cause of Freedom which we con- t nue to enjoy as Am»?rican Citizens. Done at the City H all of Brookings. Oregon, this 8th day of May, A.D., 1956. A T T E S T : MAE SM ITH City Clerk BY RON L. BRIMM. Mayor of the City of Brookings Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Skip w orth ro d Mr. and Mrs. George Brannon and four children, all < f Aberdeen w ere h o i g u e s t s lor a few days last week at the M. M. Ja k le wicz home. The S k ip w o rth ’s are Mrs. Jacklekicz p aren ts and B rannon is her s is ter. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reiling and fam ily of G ran ts P ass spe.it the M other's Day week end here at th ? horn” of Airs. Reilin." i Mr. M s. H erbert Payne Mr. and Mrs. F red Red i y. who are staying at Gold • k h for the salmon fishing w ere also visitors at the Payne .lome Sunday and they stayed overnight at the home of Mrs. Reilings sister, Mrs. E. E. Han- scam Sr. WHY PAY A COMMISSION H a v e acre w ith 160 feet O cean F ro n ta g e in the C h etco C ove area w hich has a T w o B edroom H ouse a n d a O n e B edroom I louse. T h ese tw o H ouses aren t the Best hut are M o d ern an d are a Real Buy for Som eone T h in k in g of the F u ture. Live in O n e a n d R ent the oth er. W ill c o n sider A n y O ffe r am i will F in a n ce Personallv. Th? I). I). W illiam s family en tertain ed Mr. and Mrs. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Solem. Mr. Sm ith. Mr. and Mrs. Tobin and Mrs. Gibson and her son. Clell at a dinner. These teachers will not be a p art of th? staff n ert year. T B accalau reate will be held May 27 in the high school Audi torium and s ta rts a, 8:00 p.m Also a four b 'd ro o m li -me on ocean w hich has every thing. Glad to show it. Will uike some money to han dle, but will finance personally. No Commission, N - FHA, No Red Tape. s ' “ Ocean V iew Drive - Harbor, Ore. GRADUATION T HEADQUARTERS• r r : *R c !« S * M |A A GIRLS ( 'o s t i n i l e Jewelry ( MIK tie S ets Í 1 I ‘ ---------- A. L TRAVIS The 7th and 8th grades base ball team played S m ith River, May 11. The 7th grade won and the 8th grade lost. ; m ? rell ' s chetco j - ' REX/'LL R’ L'G Ingle, Joy Gott Prom King, Queen Piwlumotiim RAINBOW O FF IC E R S The Brookings Assembly No. 63 O rder of Rainbow for Girls will have public in stallatio n Monday night. May 28 a t th e new high school gym at 8 p.m. Phyllis Cole, W orthy Advisor elect and her corps of officers will be installed at this time. Mrs. E lm a M itchell is th e new M other Advisor, who will be a s sisted .b y Mrs. Alice R ausch As sociate M other Advisor. Miss Joy G ott, retirin g W orthy Advisor, will be the Installing officer. W.'S les* rs s.eig.1.' I PORK ROASTS Connie Bordwell, Brookings, will be in S eattle and P o rtlan d for the next couple of w eeks on her reg u lar to u r of N avy duty. Lt. Bordwell, who is in the office of naval officer procurem ent, S eattle interview s young women interested in com missions in the Navy. They will also visit col leges in P o rtlan d and vicinity. Lt. Bordwell tak es an annual , to u r of duty. The Chetco Choral Club will resum e th e ir rehersals in the second week in June, a fte r re cently com pleting a very suc cessful concert, under the direc tion of Mrs. L?e Rice. At th e concert W. A ustin Simmons, pianist and Mrs. John Shideler VFW D ISTR IC T M EETIN G violinist w ere the guest artists, H ELD IN M EDFORD while Mrs. Ralph Reed served C u rry County Post No. 966 of as accom panist. VFW and its A uxiliary w ere re M embers of th e Choral club presented at the spring m eeting a re : Mrs. Gene Ackley, Mrs. A. of D istrict No. 7 a t M edford on O. Bollinger, Mrs. Calvin Gorte, M ay 6th by eleven m em bers. Mrs. J. W. K anick, Mrs. F. J. The Post m em bers w ere th e Kelley, Mrs. A lbert Mincer, Mrs. Com m ander, E. L. (R ed) Ross, Douglas O gletree, Mrs. Leo A rth u r Bollinger and Leslie Q u in lin : Ray. The Auxiliary’ m em bers a t Mrs. Mina Akers, Mrs. Roy tending w ere the president, E d Pollard, Mrs. R uss T schetter, ith H ynes; and D orothy H arvey, Mrs. Howard W hite, Mrs. Clif C lara Bowlin, H e n rie tta Dill, ford Lindskoug, Mrs. Roy Brown .Gladys B rainard, C la ra Yost, Miss Joan Kanick. Mrs. K arl, M atilda P ate, and B erth a W hir O stenberg and Mrs. W illiam ry’. Mrs. Bowlin w as elected as Shipley. Senior vice-president of th e dis Helping on the decorating w as tric t and Mrs. Dill w as re-elec Mrs. W. D. Fisher, w hile the ted as a tru stee. ushers w ere Mrs. E stes M orton and Mrs. W arren Sm ith. c . », „i„, ,c.r hulk C.fb'W > i ...c II. -1 t i ml t 'ima CENTER CUT FRANKS 1 19c B R O C C O I J CORN _ CUftftY C/ 0 ( oohtys LEAplNtr MfcVMS 3 03 TIN FRESH GREEN CUKES Looks like th e re ’ll be some sunburned youngsters p retty quick, sh irtless ones being in evidence a fte r the w in te r’s bleaching, indoors. 30? MEDIUM SIZE Joins Recruiters M RS. G O TT R E C U P E R T IN G Mrs. Sam G ott, “Jewell, Post- office” is fresh home from N E W T O N S IN P O R T L A N D Mr. and Mrs. Almo N ew ton S acred H eart hospital, Medford, fast recu p eratin g from a hack a t are in P ortland, helping th eir d au g h ter se ttle in a new home. her sick leave time. 5 lb Box DOS FOOD SUN BLEST H IB B A R D S T R IP P E D Mr. nd Mrs. W ebster H ibbard took of on a little trip to E u gene, V ancouver and N orth Bend. They report it’s nice to trav el and i t ’s also nice to re tu rn . 89c QUICK ’ WIFT & CO 19? L IL L IE S COM ING IN Les W oodruff and his wife, R uth, rep o rt they have some si>ectacular lilies ju st coming into bloom. By far, the most of them are designed crosses, a technique for which the couple a re w orld-w jde known. Leslie says th a t he has crosses in which are mixed featu res of a dim inu tive Jap an ese lily which threw several pink blooms tw enty-one days a fte r planting. V isitors are alw ays welcome at th eir "F a iry land G ardens” on 101, but the help ju st ca n ’t tak e too much tim e to show them all the w on derful p lan ts they have. Connie Bordwell BOYS Cameo Leather Products Complete Line Revlon - Tussy - Coty Sunbeam Ladies Electric Razors E lectric R azors Trade -in on Remingtons SS.50 C a m e ra s M A N Y MORE GIFTS AT ARRELL R EXA LL DR UG S — Give S c H Green Stamps —
