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ßiuckaxgs ì kubor Phot — Lruukmgs, Oregon
BETTER EUYS AT LESMEISTER S
NEW LISTIN G — Owner • a ,-ptii.g responsible po ’ in
elsewhere prac icaliy new, a ttra c tiv e home ex tra fire
place in fam ily room lawn and sht uba already ir. has
substantial bank loan amost im m ediate possession.
IT ’S D IF FE R E N T . Yes. thia new h< me > one '. <» i'll be
proud to own! Superb w orkm anship an 1 <’ stinctive styling
puts it in a class by itself Three bedrooms, fully plastered,
hardwood floors, entirely insulated, ’ .u h ■ t.lvj',,» e an 1
hardwood paneling Well, you ju s t m ust .,ee this to really
appreciate it Call us anytime.
4 BEDROOM HOI >E. See u s on about this eom ract
new house w ith loads of built-in- and a nice vnew. We
would put the price in our ad,but w e’re afraid you'd think
it was an error. It's very reasonable.
LO U IM»U N I’ U M I M '■» the rig h t p arty One j ,.| i t *
in town w ith tw o small houses and outbuilding- The to tal
price is only >4,000.
<X*ean front hom e in H arb o r w ith a
.
to S tu d y Be a
and real privacy. This home has three fireplaces an 1 an
enclosed patio truly a fine home!
Let us show j on this H arbor home on o ne-half ac re
th
panorama, of all of Pelican Bay. T here’.' alm ost 17<»o feet
of floor space in th is hou e a t the alm ost unbelievably
low price of >12,750.
How about Income P ro p erty ? We have li-tings on various
types of income property th a t are well w orth investigating
We also have a wide selection
and ocean frontage.
of
lo ts
city, urban, view
Also Com plete In su ian ce Coverage
Dividends Up To
20% on F ire Policies
Low Sem i-A nnual P rem iu m s
on Cars and L ig h t T rucks — F inancing of P rem ium s
A sk Us For Q uotations
lit.- are R eady to B e r n You.
PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY
PETE J. LESMEISTER, Broker
PAUL L. FAUERSO, Salesman
Phone 3311
Brookings
W E HAVE IN ST(K K
Genuine
ORANGEBURG
Root Proof Sewer Pipe & Fittings
y 0URS elf
Hook up to the New Sewer
Aldrich Builders Supply Co.
Appointed to
DonalJ T. Crockett of Harbor,
I Oregon has been appointed the
. new member of the com m ittee of
the Farm ers Home A dm inistration
in C urry county. Wendell L. H ar
ris, the agency's local county
.supervisor, announced today.
The com m ittee on which Mi.
/ i c k e t t will serve determ ines
the eligibility of local
farm ers
who apply for EHA loans.
The new com m ittm an operates
an 85 acre dairy ranch in the Har-
boi area and runs m ostly Guern-
ey cat.le. He also runs a sub
stan tial herd of beef anim als. Mr.
C rockett is very interested in
agriculture and in seeing it pro
gress in his area. He i eplaces
Lodis E. Kredtzer, who has served
for a number of years as a mem
ber of the FHA county com m ittee.
.T he other two mem bers are Ray
Zumwalt, who operates a dairy in
the Sixes area, and*Louis L. Knapp
who operates a large live-tock
enterprise in the Langlois area.
The EHA com m ittee w orks veiy
, closely w ith the county supervisor
‘ in connection w ith all types of
j loans. These include farm ow ner
ship loans, which are m ade to
buy, enlarge and develop efficient
I family type farm s. They also in-
! elude loans to farm ers or th eir
non-profit associations to e-tab-
j li«h and ca rry on approved soil
and w ater conservation practices,
including improving perm anent
p a stu re s. terracing, soil erosion
measures, farm stead '•w ater sys
tems, irrigation, drainage, and
m any othei conservation practices.
The agency aUo m akes operating
loans to farn itrs for the purposes
o f purcha ting needed livestock,
equipment, seed, feed, fertilizer,
and other operating expenses. No
loan of any type can be approved
for any applicant whose credit
needs can be handled adequately
by other credit sources.
The regular office sta ff of the ,
F arm ers Home
A dm inistration
serving Curry county consists of
the county supeivisor, Wendell L.
H arris, and county office clerk,
F rieda Kester. The county office j
is located in Eugene and Room
210 Po?t Office Building, and se r
ves Coos. Curry, Douglas, and
Lane counties. The supervisor can
alw ays be contacted a t the Coun
ty A gent’s office in Coquille on
the third Wednesday of each
month.
Crater Lake
Improvements
Some ¿5 ” 4 millions will be
spent on develop m ts a t C rater'
Lake N ational P ark during the
ne .t •'■n years according to word
om th, I at. on a i P ark s Service.
Plan® all for th<« Expend t ure of
neaiiy 4 millions on r- Is and
tr a ’3 ajid nearly 3 million on
biuld r.gs and ut lit es. The p ro
g ram is a nort on of recom m enda-
'•ons made, earlier this year, bv
'
l ?n S ecretary of Inteilor,
s M
an i approved by
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4171
Jobs . > be s’arte« this year will
include a n v, hup cam pground
w ith m any fc ! t s at Annie
S pring , to cost an e. .im a te i
>72.700, and other im ptovernenls
elsewhere in the park. Much of
the improvement setup is pointed
tow’ard 412king the ; ark facilities
available dur.ng the winter.
Mere than 343.000 visitors were
recorded a t C rater Lake P a ra
last year and m any cam e in win
ter to enjoy snow sports of sk i
ing, sledding and snow-shoeing.
I f you need m o w e y Just c a l l
COMMERCIAL FI.IANCE. Answer a few
sim ple q u e stio n s - - then» chances
are» you can come r ig h t aown and
g e t your cash ! Loans are a v a ila b le
from ♦25 to $1500 on sig n a tu r e »
f u r n it u r e , or au tom ob ile,
Commercial Finance Corporation
NORTHGATE
B U IL D IN G
B RO O K IN G S. O RE
GIRL SCOUTS MET SEPT. 11
PH O N E 4171
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fine firing piece* or testing
accuracy, Olympia s refresh
character a«’ pkcscr.* to
the experience.
X MARKET
Farm Committee
PH O N E 2602
a l l you do la
Thursday, September 20. 1956
Troop No. 1 of the G irl Scouts
, had its Investiture Cerem ony at
| 7:30, Septem ber 11 at the S tar of
the Sea Hall w itnessed by th eir
i p aren ts and several friends. The
girls who m ade their pledges, re
ceived th eir pins and officially be
came m em bers were: Jack ie Bot-
zek. Vicki Craig. B arbara Dahl-
stroin, Kathy Hannan. P atty Jo
Gragg, Jackie Kindell, Leona
a !. K *hy HtiovBa. Janet Tan
tare, M eiilyn M. *> >n, A rlen e
Page, Linda Raymon i, Tauni
Sam uel and Ja n e t Lamm. Cheryl
Boocnham er had a’r« ’y been in
vested.
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Says Meat is High?
Look at What your Dollar is Worth.
V At C & K Market
Beef ROAST
4 9 c lb
Round STEAK
8 9 c lb
Sirloin STEAK
lib
Armour Star
4W L d
FRESH FRYERS
Boneless
BEEF STEW
(All Lean)
c n
: the difference
was«
V e
a .
, b u ild in g .
pound 5 9 c
Carnation
Albers
M IL K
FLAP JACK
M IX
Tall Cans
.
i 8
evaporateci
i i .. M IL K
2-25 6
4 lb Bag
Limit
8 cans per family
55c
Wellmans
7!4 oz Can
RED SOCKEYE SALMON
Kite lien — Hard Wheat
FLOUR
49c
Carnation
(Instant)
Chocolate
Drink
35c
25 lb. Bag
s 1 .8 9
Pillsbury
Delrich
Angel Food
MARGARINE
5 lbs *1
CAKE M IX
39c
Grade A
S m all Eggs 3 d°z SI
M arket
3 0 3 Cans
PORK and BEANS
Oranges
for $l cc
8
Klamath
5 lb Bag
SPUDS
45c
85c
BANANAS
25 lb. Bag
2 !bs 2 5 c
KICKOi F BREAKFAST
ALL YOU CAN EAT
FUTURE SCOUT HOME
WORK I’ROGRI SSIN’G
« Mike Page reports w ork pro-
grt -sing on the King Memorial
Building w here the Boy and Girl
Scouts will meet a* soon as it is
ready. W ring is in progress and a
| little m are work. Mike says, will
I at least m ake the building usable.
He says the project is of vital
interest to the paren ts of scouts,
especially, and hopes they'll check
in w ith the com m ittee and finish
1 the project. T here are a great
many active Boy and G irl Scout>
! who could sure use and enjoy the
ID
A fir
39c
Students
29c
Sept. 22 -- 8 :3 0 am — 11:30 am
Carnation Hot Chocolate
Albers
Pancakes
Parkside
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MJB Coffee
Nallevs
Syrup
All Proceeds to the High School Football Team