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B ro o k in g s-H a rb o r P ilo t — B rookings, O re g o n
Thursday, September 20. igqu
Thursday, September 20. 1956
B ro o k in g s-H a rb o r P ilo t — B rookings, O re g o n
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le tte r To The Editor
¡Dear Sir:
R ecently the two County papers
a n d the loyal D em ocrats and Re
publicans seem to be having quite
a sparring exhibition—in a verbal
form, of course—over some re verbal barrage started over a mis
m arks m ade by th e directors of in terp retatio n of the basic state
the Coos-Curry Co-op.
m ents m ade by the directors of
the Coos-Curry Co-op.
I have m ade a definite effort to
The statem ent m ade by the di
get at the “grass roots” of this
verbal hassle and I have come up rectors as individuals w ere back
w ith the answ er th at the whole ing S en ato r Morse. Now this does
not mean, or was it implied, th at
each shareholder in the Co-op was
to back Senator Morse. I do not
believe th at the shareholders m
the Coos-County co-op need an y
one to do th eir thinking for them.
(Of course, it does not take much
thinking to decide to cast a ballot
in favor of Senator Morse over the
other candidate.)
I, personally, believe we have a
very intelligent group of directors
heading die Coos-Curry C o-op;'at
least they are not afraid to let the
citizens of this area know how
they stand as individuals in this
S enatorial race.
Very tru ly your,
Virgel L. Clark
GOOD LUCK
B R U IN S
Arrells Rexall Chetco Drugs
BEST OF LUCK
COACHES
AND TEAM
Larry's Chetco Store
OUR CONGRATULATIONS
and
BEST
WISHES
for
A GCCD
SEASON
TOM
M c k E N Z IE
BROOKINGS RED-E-MIX
B ER G ER -JO H N ST O N
ir granddaueh
(. lark »um <k»
d a u g h te r, T e n , i lade the four
ge»,< ■ •10ns. Th
l a r k fanm y re-
c.i. y moved h e n front M-'dcsto,
1 i.-.jrn ia to m ake th eir home.
Mr. and Mrs. M >rgan left for
home last w eek by way of S outh
ern California.
Mrs. W. J. Scott retu rn ed home
recently from LaC reseenta, C ali
fornia w here she had an operation
on her shoulder. She was at the
home of a sister w hile in LaCres-
centa.
Mrs. A nne Payne and Mrs.
Marge C berg of H arbor. Mrs.
Edith G .iffith of O akland and
M i s s Agnes Hensley of Los
Angeles are on a m onth's trip
wrueh will take them to Boston.
New Y rk and other Eastern cities
The last cards received from them
were from the Jackson Hole
country in Wyoming.
Passes A w ay
\ Sim Webb, as he was affection
ately know n, passed aw ay sudden
ly last S ..iday evening at his
home back of H arbor w here he
and Mrs. Vi ebb had lived for the
past seven years. Right up to the
tim e of his death he had been in
rem arkably good health for a man
of his age and kept m e n trlb met
have lost an especially good neigh
bor, and his family have the sin
cere sym jathy of the entire com
munity.
Sm
LETS GO TEA M
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FOR SALE—By O w ner: 1956
Chev. 4 ton pickup. Like new —
S1350. Call Brookings 2313. 31tfc
GOOD
FOR SALE—30 40 K rag rifle w ith
scope $50. See at W estern Auto.
31-2c
FOR SALE— Hollywood bed. like
new. Phone 3871.
31-lc
FOR SALE—Simmons tw in mat-
ress and springs, $15. Autom atic
Bendix, $25 and misc. Ph. 4343.
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BEAT
POWERS
YOIT C A N T BE SI RE
OF GETTING THE
No.
1956 F O O T B A L L
SCH ED U LE
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IN T IT
YOl SE E US— W E’RE
IN
THE
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Home gam es are scheduled for
2 p.m.
HO. 1
S ept. 21— Powers a t B rook
ings.
Sept. 28 Illinois V alley a t
Cave Junction.
Oct. 6— 4»«»Id Beach at Brook
ing«*.
T R A D IN G
Oct. 12- Del N orte J. V. a t
Crescent C ity (ten tativ e ).
Oct.
19— E agle
Brookings.
Point
at
Oct. 26— Gold Beach at Gold
Beach.
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P O S IT IO N
V EN T! It Y 88’
NEW
one I mm I room
FLAM INGO 40’
Tw o I mm I room
BI TLTMORE S3’
tw o bed room
FURNITURE
4 »ne I mm I riwim
N A SH U A S3’
YEA TEAM
M O R E C O M IN G
USED .
1954 40’ tw o I mm I room Kit
»0 GAL II w tank
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LIKE NEW
Leonards Real state and
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I n c n r n n r a
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$2,295
ALL METAL
ALL MODERN
$ I,4()5
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GOOL LUCK
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C o lu m b ia 27’
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$1,695
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TEAM
We a t the Bank and the
munity
are
whole
w ith you in your
Com
First
Season
>n W ebb w as born O ctober
S U P P O R T CLEAN
GOVERNMENT
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DATE ERROR
T here was a m istake in the date
of the P leasure Cam era club m eet
ing. They will assem ble Friday
evening the 21st at Fox Brothers
and will welcome any visitors.
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FOR SALE— BY OWNER: 1956
Cadillac 4-dr. DeVille, w hite w ith
charcoal top. Lodabed, w ith ex-
tras. Cost $5750, new. Four mos.
old. Sacrifice, $4750. Phone 2313.
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TEAM
With the lily harvest in full
swung and school startin g again
for the year, there seems to be
lull in people trav ellin g o r having
com pany.
The G irl Scouts that gave the
spaghetti d inner ai the G range
hall S aturday night report that
about a hundred people came to
enjoy the dinner and they will
m ake enough off it to put a nice
sum in th eir uniform kitty.
A lbert Joy retu rn ed h o m e
T hursday from Arlington. V irginia
w here he visited at the home of
his son. Dr. B arnard Joy. He lefT
the airp o rt in W ashington, D. C.
on W ednesday afternoon and was
home here early on T hursday.
Four generations w ere rep re
sent» d at the home of Mr. and
I Mrs. Earl E. Brown who live at
the T hree Sisters T railor C ourt
when Mrs. Brow n’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H enry O. M organ w ere
here from Blanchard, O klahom a
I for a two w eek's uisit. Besides Mr
ter, Mrs. Brow
ter, Mrs. S.
Too Late Classify
LUCK
HARBOR NEWS
Sim Webb
WISH H \
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4
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Johnston
of Seattle, announce the forthcom
ing m arriage of th eir daughter,
Toby Lee, to George F. Berger,
s >n of Mr. and Mrs. C arl Berger
of Brookings. The w edding w ill be
in St. A lphonse's church at 5704
15th Ave., N.W. S eattle at 7 p.m.
Saturday, Septem ber 29.
George, a grad u ate of the local
high school, is a recruit m em ber
of the Seattle police force.
His p aren ts and brothers and
sister plan to attend the wedding.
Mr an d Mrs. C ly de A S m ith
re tu rn e d h, r.u S u n d ay a fte r a
m o n th s trip w h .ch tirst took them
to M cA llister. O k; » lo m a *) th e ir
ra n c h tiiei«.. They l ien a tte n d e d a
fam ily re u n io n ot th e five S m ith
broto«. is at F lin t. M ichigan, the
first tim e since 19.5 th a t th e bro-
hvrs h ad been tog, th er. T hey also
v isited som e rvl • ves o; M rs
S m ith ’s in N eb rask a
WIN, WIN, WIN
30, 1876, in B radford County.
Mrs. Priscilla Robinson is back
P ennsylvania. He is rep o rted to from an extended stay in C alifor
have been a lineal descendent nia w here she helped take care of
from William S hakespeare. He is an old in e n d , who passed away.
survived by his widow, Estelle:
daughter, Mrs. G eardine K elly of
K E E P O REG O N G R E E N
St. P etersburg, Florida and son,
Bernard M. of San Jacinto, Cali
«
fornia. A sister, Mrs. C lara Sm ith
of Tully, N. Y. also survives.
Sidney Croft Lodge No. 206, A.
F. & A. M. w ill have charge of
the funeral services, Mr. Webb be
ing a m em ber of the lodge at El
m ira Heights, New York. The
funeral w ill be held this afternoon
(T hursday) in th e Com m unity
B aptist church and in term en t in
the W ard M emorial Cem etery.
A rrangem ents w ere by R oeder’s
M ortuary, Crescent City.
R o b e rt Y
THORNTON
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ATTORNEY CENERAl
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