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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1956)
Thursday, August 2, 1956 Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon r Oregonian Hits The PILOT A t Bottleneck BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SPA PER . ^ 'N E W S P A P E R 2 N A T I O N AL = U JIT O R IA L : E ntered as second-class m a tte r at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore. M arch 7, 1946, under an Act of M arch 3, 1879 Ray Pisarek, Joe Murphy Editors and Publishers SU B SC RIPTIO N RA TES: One Year in A dvance (in C urry County) ................... One Y ear in A dvance (outside C urry County) i S300 $3.50 Teen-Age Employment Bureau Folks have been asking how the teen-age em ploym ent serv- ice has been w orking out. Since school let o u t some forty te e n agers have signed up a t the city hall. T he average age of these y oungsters is fifteen. They fill out an application blank on which they s ta te job preferences. T here are nine big headings for jobs open to teenagers in the are a for the sum m er m onths on record at the city hall. They in clude babysitting, construction, farm w ork, plywood, stores, stree t w ork, y ard and garden, i bulb work and miscellaneous t WOrk A num ber of employers have called in requesting workers and m any of the youngsters have kept in close contact w ith th*1 employment service. This pro ject has been a very worthwhile one and it is hoped th at it will be continued again next sum mer. Mayor Brimm, Supt. W ill iams and alph Reed were three who were instrum ental in getting the program started . A lead editorial in the Oregon ian Sunday, took up the cudgel of straightening the Brookings-Gold Beach section of highway 101. The editorial claim ed the high way was the third most heavily traveled route in Oregon, “ and one show ing a trem endous annual increase in use,” and “ is the life line of all citizens and business along the seacoast.” The editorial went on to say "The stretch south of Gold Beach remains as a discouragem ent to sum m er visitors and hindrance to the flow of w inter com m erce.” The Oregonian predicted th at much traffic will be diverted over U. S. 99 when the four-lane free way is developed, but said that 1 Oregon "will not m ake friends and influence spending by out-of- sta te travelers unless the Gold Beach- Brookings bottleneck is opened". Percy and Mary H anks seem *0 have been running a sort of a hotel recently, among th eir vis itors being: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gribble of Silverton; Mr .an d Mrs. E rnest Fuchs of P o rtlan d ; Mr. and Mrs. Cy Fisher, th e la t te r being a P ortland b ro th er of Mrs. H anks; Mr .and Mrs. K en neth Skeels and two girls, visit ing th eir grandm other and great grandm other, (M ary); and Mrs. H anks’ daughter, Mrs. W illa T ra vis, and the la tte rs husband. Cecil and M ary’s oth er d aughter, Mrs. M arguerite Taggeshell, all of Portland, T < (Please p rin t plainly. Two large cabin cruisers rested over the week end in th e Chetco NAME ............■....................... Cove. They were the Cora Belle R E S ID E N C E LOCATION III, registered out of the i>ort of Sacram ento, and the Sea Belle, of S eattle. S tre et and N um ber or how you direct people to your home. H oward W allace, who’s been T el. N o.................. (Y ours or w here you can be reached in em er- having a lot of trouble w ith his H you*have now reached the age of 18 and wishto be registered hack, is reported hospitalized at Medford. His being laved up will as a donor circle YES NO. set back a lot of brick-laying My registered Blood Type in the W alking Blood Bank is here-ahouts, at which tra d e How A ree vou reg istered as ineligible as a donor ..... ......... Please re tu rn this CO M PLETED Q uestionaire to A rrells ( hetco ard has kept p retty busy. Brooings-Harbor W alking Blood Bank T* Drug. C & K MARKET Sunday 9—7 HOURS: Daily 8—9 7 FULL DAY SALE - Aug. 2 n d Thru Aug. 9 th Who says M eat is High--? Look a t the Low Prices For Q uality M eat a t C & K M arket J 1 lbs 89c FRESH Ground < BEEF . . . ROUND STEAK _ 7 9 c lb. T -B O N E S 1 1 8 9 c lb. Beef CUBE S T E A K ....................Pound 8 9 c BEEF BONELESS ROAST 4 9 c lb. SWISS STEAK 7 5 c lb. Armours Crescent ROAST 4 9 c lb. SLICED BACON 3 lbs. $ 1 . 0 0 Improvements on ATTEND THE RODEO THEY'RE HERE GENU IN E Black British Broques Imported from the British Isles. Insert heal cleet. C ' ’ ■ DAD '«* LAD C C *P «5 A V E SAI AUTO The L ibrary board is very anxi ous to com plete im provem ents on (he L ibrary property. In o rder to go ahead grades should be e sta blished as tba> contem plate p a rk ing area, curbs and sidew alks much of which is donation and ali of the landscaping will be taken care The first step will be to regrade Alder, between Pine and Red wood. Any surplus m aterial could be shoved onto the library lots. G ary W im berly has the landscap ing plan. It would feel it a disser vice to the public if they had to park and wallow in mud again this w inter. Because th ere are so m any who find it m ore convenient to come to the lib rary evenings, and espec ¡ally children who w alk, coul 1 th ere be a stree light set at th? corner of Redwood and A lder? Carnation Evaporated Milk (Limit 8 Cans to Family) 2 Tall Cans . . . • POTATO CHIPS I * - J i'll:- V / I T II Small Grade A — Loose EGGS 3 Now you can have better lnaurance ar;d c'8' “ * lervice—at folding -m o n ey^» »avinga. T na M mauranca for careful driver» only, reducing loeeee. Streamlined policy iesuing methods are appliedIto m t costa. YOU get the benefits. Why go on pay. jig high cost» for old-fo«hioned insurance. Co(J Now. No obligation PETE J. LESMEISTER AREM ) Phone 331! Brooking’ P IC K L E S Kosher Style or Plain Dills ONLY 2 4 ounce Jar Bordens Full Q uart SALAD DRESSING ................ . Whole Kernel or Cream Style 303 Cans CORN co O 2 cn Û 49c for 2 (Party Time) 3 for 33c $1 ★ o u Radishes or □ < Green Onions • □ §■ u lbs. 3 5 c 2 OLEOMARGARINE U u 2 o 29c Banner </> o $ 1 .0 0 Dozen Armours CHOPPED BEEF ■co SURANCI NOW 2 9 c Reg. 39c NALLEYS A beach fire got out of hand and caused the various fire fight ing units in the are a some head aches this week. S ta rte d b yw hat F ire Chief Val M endenhall called “an idiot”, a lire was set in the driftw ood on H arris Beach S tate P ar. A fter sm ouldering for two days the fire got loose, and sta rted uy the hill through the dense brush It had alm ost reached the higl - way before the local lire d e p a rt m ent m anaged to get it undei control. The city d ep artm en t was helped by the Coos-Curr> Fir protective group, and th«- U. S. Forest Service Equipm ent. The blaze charred about an acre of th e beautifull hillside on H arris Beach. 25e W illiam s Breaks Loose ATTENTION... é * Library Needed Beach Fire BEAR FOR WEAR $14.95 -ay Away NOW for Back to School ¡2 will hold any pair til Sept. 1 st S Pagt Five £ ★ PRODUCE _ 3 Bunches 1 0 c Large Slicing TOMATOES CABBAGE 2 (Large Firm Heads) lbs. 2 5 c 4c lb. We Hove Some Warm Room Lockers Avai’able iUlWtill I
