Thursday, July 26, 1956
Page Five
Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon
Brookings Items
A fter sixteen m onths in K orea,,
w ith the 21st In fan try Regim ent,
Dennis F adling is home. He didn't
w aste any tim e shucking his u n i
form, donning a tin hat and h it
ting for a woods job.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cox of K 'a-
m ath F a ll' w ere callers at M*s.
Eva Lea Longs. Mr. Cox is inter
ested in bowling and hopes these
can be exchange team s bet we- n
Brookings and K lam ath Falls.
Mr. B. E. Logan of Minneapolis,
M innesota is visiting his d au g h
ter. Mrs. H arold Cummings.
Joan K anick has retu rn ed fr m
Eugene where she attended a m u
sic sum m er school for the past
th ree weeks. Joan represented her
high school a t this session for
band and choral music.
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The A m erican Legion Auxili- i term eier are in P o rtlan d
ar> is having a rum m age s a ’ • week atten d in g a C hristian
F riday and Saturday, J»ly 27 and i ucaUon T rai
schoo, a(
28 beginn,n s -M 9.00 a .n . in the U w ,s a „ d c la r k
Goetz Building.
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SOME FUN!
The P resb y terian Fam ily se r
vice and picnic was held last S u n
tors He is expected to retu rn to day at th e V F. W. hall and
Azalea park. There was a good
i tu rn out and the ladies in charge
w ere very happy w ith the results
( of th eir first attem p t at such a
fellowship picnic, t ’nder the d irec
tion and leadership of John La-
Vigne, the children played many
gam es; th e men enjoyed a game
of horseshoes The picnic lunch
was potluck and the ladies serv e!
hot dogs ami ice cream.
i O sterm eier is one of th e instrue-
Reverend and M rs. Henry Os-
STOP & SHOP
At JAYS
F R O M DENVER, C O LO R A D O
USDA G O O D
pound
POT ROAST
490
pound
USDA G O O D
ROUND STEAKS
BOILING BEEF
Brookings Friday. Mrs. O ster
m eier intends to rem ain for the
sessions for w »men which will be
held next week.
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89c
(USDA Good)
, »lbs. $ 1 .0 0
Fresh G ro u n d D a ily
3 lbs $ 1 .0 0
GROUND BEEF...................
Fresh S h ip m e n t o f L am b A r r iv in g F rid a y
Mr. and Mis Roy Dickinson
' and children w ere here for the
week end from Lakeview Donald
M orris who has been staying with
them retu rn ed again to Lakeview
I w ith them .
Ben Jones and his sister and
brother-in-law , Mr .and
Mrs.
Doyle G arvin, the la tte r of Sm ith
River, a re vacation in Doyle's old
! home range in Colorado.
MRS K E N N E T H JE N S E N
H O NO RED BY PIN K &
BLUE SH O W ER JULY 13
A pink and blue show er was
, given in honor of Mrs. K enneth
Jensen at the home of Mrs. Jim
F o rrest, Friday, July 13. The eve
ning w as spent playing ap p ro p ri
a te gam es and the guest of honor
received m any lovely gifts.
Those present were Mesdames
Robert Swan, Bud Lowe, Ivan
Glass. Dick Latim er, G unnar Hed-
burg, Mel Amlin, Yidus A uClair,
Bill McComb of Crescent City and
Cleo W akefield and d aughter,
Bonnie and Corky of A rcata.
The hostesses w ere Mrs J i m
F o rrest, C h arlo tte Jensen and
S haron B ennett.
i’*IT% Y0Ü « SECRETA«Y,OR.3ONCS. G H C
SfWS ITS T IM E FOR YOU TO TAKE YOUR PLUS*
the food he feeds upon, they are
also know n as Tempi«* birds
I ’nlike the p arakeet wh > can lie
tau g h t to ta lk and c h a tte rs a
great deal, ths* Riee bird is very
quiet and only sp eak s when he is
hungry. His speaking voice is non
■ too pleasant to listen to, it is more
of a shriek and a jab b er com bina
tion.
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H ED B ERG ’S MILL SCEN E
O p"F IR E SNNDAY EVE
*The fire d epartm ent answeivd
a call to H edberg's Mill near the
m outh oi the Chetco Sunday eve
ning. T he fire had
pparently
. sm ouldered in debris for so n r'
tim e before 't w as discovered and
report«*«!. Fin* Chief M endenhall
says that w ith the new fog system
only about a hundred gallons o
T hree y ungst«*rs from Brook
T h ere’s a definite m ovem ent on w ate r was iii|iii',n i a.ai that I t ings a re am ong the grou > which
foot, in Oregon, for the publica ,.i i n s they got th e n just in th- will to u r the H aw aiian I lands in
tion of th e .n a n . -s of juvenile vio nick of time.
the next six w -eks Mr. and Mrs.
lators of the law and the nam es
O th er than tlx* scorching o f i T racy of Crescent C ity are ac
of th e ir g «rents.» T ried out in m otor, little «iamage w
done.
com panying the eleven young
o th er sta te s it har pro' *n a d et
sters who are going. H enry K err
e rre n t to crim inal acts and place 1
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I responsibility on th e elders.
I >ick K e r r to S a n F r a n c is •,« w h e r e
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