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I\<;s. OREGON
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Thursday, June 15, 1956
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
W ELFARE APPO INTM EN T
not be required to open their
Leslie Barklow, of Langlois, lib ra ry during the vacation
months.
has been appointed to the Coun
ty Public Welfare Committee,
replacing Col. Samuel Hand, ot
Port Orford. His term w ill ex
pire at the end of June, 1957.
Barklow is the owner of Dick’s
Feed and Seed in his home town
and is a member of the County
Court House Planning Commis
sion.
H ELLO WORLD!
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inence following the center
i line of Easy Street, West 330
- feet,.
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A ll persons interested in the
s hereinabove set forth and ment-
5 loned Special Assessment Dis-
, tn c t are hereby notified to ap-
i Pear before the Council of the
■ P S of Brookings, at the hour of
1
o’clock P.M , on June 26th.
19ob in the C ity Hall of said
p t y , and present their object
ions, if they have any, to the
SADLERS TO VACATION
aforesaid improvement
Mae D. Smith
C ity Recorder
of Brookings, Oregon
PIONEER ROAD:
From the intersection of the
center line of Pioneer Road and
the N ortherly line of Pacific
Avenue;
’Thence following the center
,°f Pior* * ?r Road. North,
(’o3 0 feet to its intersection w itn
the North line (extended) of
Easy Street.
Mrs. Donald Hawes was honor
ed at a stork shower Monday
evening, the 11th. at the horn?
of Mrs. Ronald Pearson, in the
Dimmick s Apartment. Hostesses
for the event were Mesdames
O. Bieberdorf and Pearson. Mrs.
Hawes received many nice and
useful gifts. Mrs. Sabin was the
winner of the door prize and
others were won by Mrs. Charles
Sabin, Mrs. James Barrett, Mrs.
Aron Sjostrom and Mrs. Dawes.
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AN N U AL LIBR AR Y M EETIN G
A good place to know . . . a good
place to go: the tavern in your
neighborhood featuring
reliably refreshing
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Olympia Beer.
7 i’s the Water** that makes the difjerer
The annual meeting of the
Chetco Library Association has
been set for Wednesday, July
18th. At this meeting there w ill
be an election of officers of the
association and a revision of the
by-laws suggested. The suggest
ed change is to have board
meetings take place just before
meetings of the city council so
business may be bet tier trans
acted.
A m atter of considerable stat
ure was the proposed acquisition
of an encyclopedia, details of
w’hich may soon be worked out.
Mrs. M. S. Brainard, librarian,
reported a considerable increase
for scholars and the board gave
the nod to temporary transfer
several volumes from the high
school so students w ill have ac
cess to them and the school w ill
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exhibit. A ll work must be in he- NANCY SAILS —
fore Saturday. The exhibit w ill
Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke, wro
be open for two weeks.
graduated from the Brookings
High School in the Class of ’51,
and her three children, sailed
MORE MERCY FLIGHTS —
from Seattle for Southern Japan,
CORONET, in the current is on the 9th. She w ill join her
sue, carries the story of Mercy husband, who is a lieutenant in
Flights.
the A.G.O., and plans to remain
You may not notice the difll-
erence but this weekend you’ll
join the rest of the northern
hemisphere folks in enduring
the shortest night of the year—
son was born to Mr. and
Richard Sandberg, on the
Dr. Brown attending
BUG STATION TRAFFIC -
There was a dropping off of
car check-ins to the state of Cal
ifornia. May 1936 as against May
of 1955. T h irty thousand less
cars entered this year, during
May, than last year. There were
more trucks passing into the
state in the same month of 1956
than there were in 1955. but tne
total passengers entering the
Sunshipe State fell from some
924.000 in May of '55 to 834.000
this past May. This makes 90.000
less passengers into the state
and the greatest drop was in
those who went in California
licensed cars some 73,000.
STORK SHOWER H ELD —
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Hi-C ORANGE DRINK
On Sunday, June 17th, in hon
or of Father’s Day, the Coos
A rtists League w il linvite the
public to a Tea'at which time the
Third Annual Men’s A rt Show
w ill be presented. This w ill be
held in the Tioga Hotel Ballroom
from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
This exhibit is open to any
man who has resided in or who
has resided in Southwestern
Oregon. This work does not have
to lie executed recently but it
shall not have ben shown at any
previous Coos A rtis t League
Show. Photography, drawings,
THICK SLICED
YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL HAVI A FIREWORKS DISPLAY THIS YEAR
Let's Show the Kids of Brookings-Harbor Area A Good, Old-Fashioned Fourth of JuK
The Brookings Red-E-Mix has offered us
You will receive, by mail, a reques
letter, drop your offering
off at your favorite service station
A Dollar per Family Will Assure Us of
Good Display
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