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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1956)
C&K MARKET Brookings Newest and Finest M arket HOURS: Daily H—9 Sunday 9—7 SPECIALS GOOD FOR 7 FULL DAYS Thors., Aug. 16 thru Wed. , Aug. 22 39CLB. BEET ROAST Armours ■a A ai n«i Ga Eo rat ing 2 lbs. 98c Thick Sliced BACON Ye PORK Spare Ribs 390 ib fit Qu at I tl«*l ax v will Thursday, August 16, 193b Brookings-I Iarbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon Page Eight RIB STEAKS . . 69c lb. B E S T B E T ; TO I B IS T INFORMATION BI KEAI Shakespearean Plays Attended By Brookings Oar-Reeve W edding D em o n stra tio n of th e va u< th e local to u ris t in h u m a tio n b u r ea u m ain tain ed by the C h im b e : of C om m erce, p a rt tim e; A e o tp l w ith tw o teen ag e boys said they w a n te d to cru ise the back coo., tr y an d s ta y o u t o v ern ig h t. T h e \ w ere d ire c t to w a rd V ulcan I'ea < T he m o th er w as seen in a lo a m a r k e t tw o d ay s la te r and ask ed how th ey m ade out, said she w as in fo r a w eek ’s supply of g ro c c i- ies th e y loved it! T w o o th e r p a rtie s, s tra n g e rs to each o th er, w ith little ch ild ren w ere d ire c te d to th e F o re st S e r vice eam p, a t B ear C reek, becam» a cq u ain ted th e re an d b oth drop- ed in to sa y th e y ’d been th e ie fo u r days, en jo y ed it, and w ere n o t only p lan n in g to re tu rn , n ex t y ear, b u t b rin g som e of th e ir f r i ends w ith them . Young People «it Ashland A n u m b er of out young people h av e been to A shland to see th e S h a k e sp e a re a n play s being p re sented th e re during the m o n th c i A u g u st. K ay N ichols. Jo y ce W ash b urn and Jo a n tvuhnnenn w ere dow n S un d ay to ce "R ic h a rd 111”. T h ey took a little tim e out befor? leaving to stu d y the play so th ey h ad a good b ack g ro u n d fo r it be fo re th ey saw' it .e rfo rm e d . It w as sp e ctacu lar th ey re p o rte d a n j th e y hope to m ake it a yearly trip . T he g irls spent th e nig h t in A shland an d re tu rn e d M onday. C huck H o ffm an and Doug H am nes a tte n d e d th re e plays w hde th e y w ere in A shland. They saw “C ym beline,” “L ove's L a b o u r’s L o s t” an d "R ic h ard III E ach y e a r A shland holds its S h a k e sp e a re a n F e s t i v a l , th • tr e e ts a re d eco rated w ith b a n n e rs all th ro u g h the m o n th of A ugust pro claim in g th e festival. F o r those Who havp seen the p lay s it w as like a v e n tu re into old E n gland. The plays are p e r form ed in an open a ir th c a te ju s t lik e in S h a k e - p f c r 's tim e. The a c tin g and co n stu m in g is o u ts ta n d in g and th e p lay s a t. given in su ch a w ay th a t by pend ■ng five d ay s in A shland you ca i ta k e in all th e plays. The othet tw o p lay s n o t m entioned but which are being given th is y e a r a te : “ R om eo and J u lie t” and "T itu s A n d ro n icu s”. To Be August iN A nno.ucernents P. , h ave been le- n , of tne foithcom ing of Miss S allie Jean , w ed d in g d a u g h te r o f Mr. and M rs. E ugene O af, fo rm erly of N o rth B end and now o f P o st, O regon anil W illar : ««fccVt, th we«i I.ng to ta k e place a t 11 a.in. S a tu rd a y , Aug g u st 18 m th e C hurch of the Holy R edeem er, N o ith Bend. T he b ride-to-be is te r of M rs. B erni neiee of E d O ar. well know n lo« ally grand» laugh W ard and • fam ily is M iss S allie a n d h er sister. P a t. h av e been e a rn in g real w ages w o ik m g in th e h ay R eids along ( ooked R iver ovt r in th e P rin e ville c o u n try w h ere th e y m ak • th e ir hom e. n o rth c e n tra l C olorado, D oyle's I old hom e ran g e. It w as th e f ir s t | Frank I Iassctts Arc lim e he had been back in 37 y ears. T he p a rty h a d a leisurely to u r of Leaving Bnx»kings C ra te r s of th e Moon in »•astern Idaho, Y ellow stone P a rk , E ste s To Live At Lebanon P a rk and o th e r places as w ell as A fte r som e tw e n ty -fiv e yea i s i unning ab o u t th e tipped up coun- tr y w h ere the kin lived. T hey re- residence here, Mr. and M rs. o rtin g h av ein g seen, (o r n o t) a F ra n k H a s e tt a re leaving th e ir "Ja c k e lo p e ”, a species of d e se rt hom e to live a t L ebanon am o n g ra b b it w ith fork. «1 ho rn s on its th e ir o ld tim e n e ig h b o is and kin. A lth o u g h th e y h av e be n living noggin. s o r t of re tire d fo r th e p a s t few “ S usie” an d Lloyd R ussel a re y e a rs, th e y w ill long Ire rem em hom e fro m C olorado S p rin g s vi i- bered and a re p re se n tly being tin g th e ir p a re n ts, th e P ete T ie r w ished all good th in g s fo r th em in ces and th e “M om " and “ P o p ” th e ir hom e. R ussels. Lloyd is in th e arm y yet. J n s t before leav in g th e ir ch ild r- M rs. G eo rg ia O. Lewis, ev en t g ra d e teac h er’ h as re tu rn e d from a ren, M a rth a (M rs. R a y O lsen I session of su m m er school. She w as and fam ily of A rc a ta and L et i accom panied by h e r husband, L e (M rs. E d w ard J a c k s o n ) and fa m wis, a hig h w ay en g in ee r an d are ily of H a y fo rk v is.ted th em . ta k in g a sh o rt v acatio n up th e Son. G eorge, and his fam ily, coa t. an d d a u g h te r, M rs. R u th M urphy T he m a n y frien d s of Col. and an d fam ily still live h ere and son, M rs. Lee R ice w ill be pleased to C h a rle s am i fam ily will soon be ren ew c o n ta c t w ith them a t th e ir co m in g b ack fro m J a p a n w here new’ ad d ress, 1806 W ood Av?., A pt. 1, C olorado S prings, Colo C h a rle s ha-i long been sta tio n e d in th e arm e d forces. rado. Brookings Items M rs. K. D. V aughn of S pring- field h a s been down v is.tin g h i sons. Don and A lvin. Son. 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