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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1956)
fJROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON Thursday, June 7, 1956 mien: Down And 51,00 A Week LAYS AWAY YOUR BLANKET UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15th . . . DON'T MISS THESE SUPER VALUES!!! COUNTRY’S MOST POPULAR BLANKET All Nylon Binding 72 x 90 $10.98 CHATHAM PU R R EY REVERSIBLES CHATHAM 100% FOR SUPER SOFT LITE W EIGH T 2 X Q2 ORLON $15.98 Electric Blankets THE NEW LOW CURRENT STYLE! Single Control $19.98 Dual Control . $24.98 I Twin Style $19.98 ALL BLANKETS GUARANTEEDAGAINST MOTH DAMAGE!! Bates "MOHAWK" — PAGE NINB Fox Brothers B u y 1 Trailer B usiness Lloyd and F red Fox h ave now purchased th e Steeves B ro th ers tra ile r m a n u fa ctu rin g business on M cLoughltn Blvd. The Fox B rothers, who lived in Oregon City for m any years, will continue to m a n u fa c tu re T ra ile r Coach T ra ile rs and will ca rry a full line of p a rts fo r tra ile r coach repair. Lloyd Fox has purchased a home in O s wego and will m anage the Mil w aukie plant w hile his brother, Fred, rem ains in Brookings to operate a p arts business. Both men have Ix'en engaged in lu m ber hauling from Brookings to California for nine years. T h ere a re six men em ployed in the v en tu re in m an u factu rin g and sales. LEARN ED Mrs. E sther D ecker learned th e hard wav, the value of B ro o k ings’ unique W alking Blood Bank. Not until a fte r she had transfusions from W ayne Bolvi and George M urray, did she find out it was m ade available to her, in her need, and no cost, through the thoughtfulness of over 1,000 ¡xrople, typed about th ree .w ars ago, m any of whom re g ^ te re d th eir w illingness to he called upon for w hole blood trunsfusions. This w as a project of the Ladies A uxiliary, V ete ran s of Foreign W ars, w ith the assistance of the R otary Club, and the typing being done by Dr. Ed Sam uels. It has proven very beneficial, m any times. W ISCONSIN AND BACK Mrs. Peggy Noel and son Charles, m ade a visit back to th eir old home n ea r G reen Itay, Wisconsin, and cam e back to Brookings. They made the trip by train . HOUSE ( ’LEANING Monday a group of ladies of the VFW A uxilary gave the in te rio r of th e ir building a gixxl cleaning, especially in p re p a ra tion for the forthcom ing Rock Show, to be held in it during Festival time. B ED SPR EA D S X Center, according to Gordon Ol sen. Latim er has been doing this kind of work for 25 years so far as radio is concerned and has seven years of TV work to draw on. As with Gordon’s oth er services, all work done by Dick is guaranteed. ED & MENDY R E P E A T For th e second succesive year Ed and M endy’s hx-al Chevron S tatio n is topping the point list for sales in the San Francisco area of the S tan d ard Oil Co. According to a release, the p a r t ners ju st got, Including th e sales for '55-’56 to April, they are so m any points ahead they say none of th e others 250 or m ore statio n s in the com petition can catch up w ith them. If they again win, it will be the first tim e the sam e s ta tio n in the d istric t has accom plished thia award. » -■ SID LUCE S F IS II STORY Sid Luce, our ix»rt Spanish W ar vet neighbor, again hit the beaches the past low tide and got him self a w hopjx'r of an eel and an abalone. The c ritte r m ust have thought Sid was layed up and w ouldn’t h • hack to both- 'em. CITY MANAGER The City of Toledo, at the re cent election, voted, by 598 to 253, for a new, stream lined ch a r ter, replacing the o n ? that had been in use since 1922. A por tion of the c h a rte r included ern- p lo jin g a city manager, to work under the council. This job has been filled, a m anager being hired a t a salary of $8.100. He will not only act as city m ana ger but as a city engineer. Continued im provem ent is noted on the N orth Bank Chetco Road. W hile portions of it still aren’t all th a t should lx* desired, the work is progressing and it is already far b etter than it was just a few years ago. 'N 5 •* s* a r lu « i — 4 • 1 I- .•i Y i » b -; a* ’ ’ SPECIAL LAY-AWAY PRICE a — TW IN OR FULL SIZE — « jr i Regular $8.98 CzFE R ag R ugs N o w 4 4 c LADIES NYLONIZED P a n ties ladies a - , , summer Regular $4.98 Yellow - Blue - Pink - B eige and TENNIS SHOES jo .¿SfMFb DRAPES ^ fullni ss ^ $ 1 .9 8 SPEIAL GROUP Reg. 2.49 - $ 1 .9 8 - Som ething NEW -ADIES SIZES R eg. 1.29-1.19 GIRLS SIZES ^M ATCHING SWIM TRU .'IIS • $395 Pedil P ushers BOYS and GIRLS canvas Red and Blue OXFORDS 1 Special $1.27 PLASTIC NOW $2.88 o l« W » ' JBSBjr fr , Re. 2.29 108-inch Widh RAFFIA SUMMER SHOES » C U R T A IN S Regular joc «, 3 fo r 8 8 c Mmm« i* $1.98 99c- I r ’ D SPORT SHIRT s495 The right combination for swimmirj and sunning —our new MANHATTAN ¿each Set. Handsome patterns and colors... MANHATTAN tailoring...styling that mokes you look good. That's everything j want —and it's here for you...no*«i FATHERS DAY — JUNE 17th B Ft O O+<- I M G 8 O P EG O IN Shehans Clothing PHONE 2865
