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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1956)
Page Twelve Brookings-Harbor Pilot — ' Brookings, Oregon ff w e * / / / I • M H bb U« x h L ; 'V ' -, Su»- r-- ' 1 'eve! MM. * Gold Hill Barlett 2 1-2 tin PEARS 4 for $1 6 oz. ja r 12 „ . ,i„ CHOPPED BEEF $1.39 4 FOR $1.00 MJB RICE PARTY TIME Long G rain 20 oz pkg. CREAM CORN 8 for 33c Monarch CATSUP >1 rt 6 for 5 1 sl°° NEW! NEW! KLEENEX TABLE NAPKINS 3 Boxes 5 9 c Marshmallows 1 LB. CELLO Bag 29c Sunshine HOT SPECIALS ! ! ALL FL A V O R S No. 2 tin LUCKY LEAF PIE FILLING FR ESH & LEAN GROUND BEAF 3Sc lb. S lb s .’ ! 00 Oregon Chief SLICED BACON 4 9 c lb. Small Juice ORANGES 9c lb Fresh Rogue Valley HARBOR NEWS twssnr- FRYERS 59c lb TREE GROWS rOR CHRISTMAS TMC FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE WAS USED IN THE U N ITE D STATES ABOUT h» THE T IM E WE G A IN E D OUC IN D E P E N D E N C E . TODAY, MORE THAN 5 0 MILLION CHRISTMAS TRKJ 8 R IN 6 JOY M AMERICAN HOMES AT YULE Tl O F. Sirloin STEAKS 50 lbs. lb . 83c POTATOES //A rv ANNUAL CHRISTMAS T R IE H A R V E S T C O M ES w MAINLY FROM PRlVATCLY- $ 1 .4 9 A A I , OW *fD I AMP. AFFORDING T * i S M A IL O P IR A T O B . ANp FARMER EXTRA CASH INCOME IF HE H A N D LES ... HIS WC0CUANO WISELY. CHRISTMAS TREE CUTTING PONE PROPERLY, IS GOOD, <<= Xjr*. . X * SOUND FORESI PRACTICE. '» « • X L Lesmeisters Plan Fall ha3 really come as one can tell by the beginning of the ba- Mr. ana Mrs. Virgil Baldw in of za a .s and dinner? being given be Brookings announce th e engage organizations to raise funds," and m ent of th e ir d aughter, Mabel which are looked forw ard to eag- Ann to Dennis P atric k G raham , eily by the people of this area. The first of the rum m age «ales is being given by the Rebekah Soc ial Club a t the H urst Buiftling this week end. Septem ber 28th .¡id 29th. The VFW A uxiliary i.s ,iu n g a rum m age sale a t the VFW hall the la tte r p a rt of Oc tober and the Altar- Society is giving a bazaar and dinner a t tne G range hall on O ctober 27. A fter the stories Max has had in the paper about the road u- cro&s the m ountain- to O’Brien which now is made perilously by jeep, we find th a t a p a rty of six H arborites made the trip over the Labor D ay week end. Mr .and Mrs. F ran k Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dill, Mrs. M arjorie O berg and John V anPelt took two je e rs and two days tor the trip, cam - ing near Chetco Peak. To quote son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Will Mi a. Kelley, she would like to oughby of H arbor. make the trip again but thia Ann is a g rad u ate of Brookings- time she would p rife r to walk. H arbor high school and is em- Archie McVay will probably be ( ployed at the U. S. N ational Bank able to come home this week end in Brookings. Dennis graduated from the Seaside hospita where from Brookings-H arbor high scool he underw ent an operation on his also, w here he was student body ieg about a week ago. president, and is now an em Mr .and Mrs. Edwin Chapman ployee of D unning Motors. Both spent T uesday and W ednesday on are form er residents of Coos Bay a business trip which took them and attended M arshfield high. to M edford and G rants Pass. A late w inter w edding is being Eugene Simpson spent the week planned. end at the home of his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Sirr.pson. He POST O FFI( E PROMOTION enrolled a t Oregon Technical In Mrs. Floyd Sw earengen was stitu te last week. M r s Ja n et appointed assistant to the Brook t rum p is also enrolled at OTI for ings P ostm aster acording to Bill her freshm an year, and Raymond T h o m p s o n . Mrs. Sw earengen, Reekm an has returned there for G oldie” to many, has w orked in the fall term to make up the term the local postoffice for the past he lost last year due to his acci several years and is high q u ali dent a t T hanksgiving time. fied for the job. Leslie Ray returned to his home in Coquille a fte r spending the Dr. Paul R o n n ig er week end here. Miss Helen Max has returned W rites from J a p a n The Pilot received a letter from from Defiance, Ohio w here she Dr. P aul Ronniger, w ritten from spent the past few months follow the Im perial Hotel in Tokyo, ing a serious operation .She is at Japan. Dr. R onniper reported that the home of her nephew, Robert it took him but 23 hours to reach Max, w here she spent severe! th at country from San Francisco. m onths last year, He plans on touring such points Mr .and Mrs. Amos JJole left as Osaka, Yokahoma, then flying :di their home in Phoenix. A ri to Hong Kong and M anila, before zona a fte r visiting lor three days retu rn in g to the states. at the home o ftheir cousins, Mr. and .Mrs. And ew Hofleldt. They ..ad been on a trip which took io L ate To C lassify them to Glacier N ational P ark and Vancouver, B. C. I TBRARIAN WANTE1 > < >N OOM Friends here are enjoying v isit MUNITY SERVICE BASIS. P re ing w ith Mr. and Mrs. Thom as fer young woman who can meet C a.'.on ho came down t om then the public and children— fam iliar . home in A uroia fot’ a short w ith books and capable of keeping visit at the home oi their son and records on stan d ard library pro- daughter-ir.-law', Mr. and Mis. ceedure. Must have tran sp o rtatio n Jam es Caison. and be depended upon to work . Iiie West Coast Telephone Co. two afternoons a week. Apply by has had w ires strung up the south mail to Box 19, Brookings. 32 > . UK . ,ad n • a s io r t w ays and then up S toller Lane, so that G U T DOG- Black fox terrier. Loves children. Ph. 4545. 32 Ip residents in th at area will prob- ab.y have telephone service soon. From all the talk about h u n t GIVE AWAY four long haired k it tens. Phone 3865. 32-lp ing in E astern Oiegon th is weex end it would seem th a t about WANTED— Motel m aids, apply at half of the locai residents wuu«u Bonn Motel. 32-lc be treking to their favorite mule deer hunting grounds. Ju st so FOR SALE -Coil spring & mat liu y don’t shoot each other they tress 820. Ph. 4474. 32-lp w.. wove a good t.m e w hether iey biing home any meat or not. FOR SALE OR RENT H oiiv bus. Sleeps 3. W. R. Young, near CUBS TO MEET So. Coast. 32-lp T here will be a Cub Scout Pack m eeting at the VFW hall Friday WANT TO RENT—2 b?dm r un furn. hse or apt. Ph. 4511. 32- p evening S eptem ber 28 at 7:45 and all Cub Scotus are urged to a t FOR SALE—Two bargain buys tend. Any boys betw een the ages in i !0 are asked to come and med. green wool rug 12 x 19. grey and red O riental rug 9 x 12. L-ss register. Den M others are needed than 4 price. Mrs. Percy Hanks. and any who wish to serve will C em etery Road, top of hill. Pleas ’ be welcome or they may contact no S atu rd ay calls. 322p V.TieHer or Vernon Hans- cam. 4» >* KINGMANS Instant Coffee ANN BALDWIN ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED i Lim it 4 per C ustom er M J. B. fr, Thursday, September 27, 1956 PfiO7£C7 TH£ P 0 P E S 7 S A M /- MW World Series Trip Mr. and Mrs. P ete J. L esm eister are planning on attending the w orld series this year. Mr. Les m eister, an ard a n t baseball fan, is alm ost an an n u al visitor to the classic. The only problem seems to be th at it h asn 't been d eter m ined as yet w hether or not the w orld series w ill be played in M ilw aukee his year, although local baseball ex p erts assum e so. T he L esm eisters will leave S atu rd ay by plane for St. Louis, w here they will visit relatives and friends. They hope to see the fin al gam e of the season between M ilw aukee and St. Louis while there. Then they will head for New York City. The trip is a special one, in celebration of the Lesm eisters 31st w edding anniversary. PLAN EXTENSION MEETING The Brookings Unit of the Home Extension service will m eet W ed nesday O ctober 3, at the home of M atilda Patin, 1236 Moore Lane (first street off Arnold Lane) The m eeting will be an all day affair, sta rtin g at 10:00 a.m. The subject w ill be “ Buying and Using Foam R ubber,” and a pot lunch will be served. N O TIC E NO H IN T IN G NO T R E SPA SSIN G on My Property. GEORGE FITZHUGH NO H U N TIN G or T R E SPA SS IN G ANA W HERE oi I (A P E F E K R K IA ) R O M ) C ircle E R anch Reel Estate Agency » Insurance / • Notary Public — BUS. PHONE 4411 — — RES. PHONE 4712 — A m o d unique New Beard home on more than ar acre of fine ground. Many time- in the past we have talked about Ocean views being beautiful grand, supe:b and w hat have you, but you will ju st have to be the judge of this one as it is so nice surrounded w ith regular park of B eauty in shrubs and flow ers th a t it is indescribable in p rin t. Will have some colored pictures in the office to show you a little later but rig h t now why not see this exceptional buy for $9,500,00. A.-k about term s. An alm ost New 3 bdrm home on large lot located in one of our finest d is f i. ,s. Fireplace plus a large wood furnace, ov ersized garage, patio, h ard wood floors throughout and m any other fine features you will wish to see This js one of the finest designed homes we have to offer so if you ar? ,'ooking fo r som ething really nice, come in anti le, us fho'v you this . Total Price $14,275. FHA Financed W ant to knew the A d d re ss? ? ? r il tell you its 313 south Hazel street. V\ a n , to finish up a fine new hom e? Then tak e a look at this one fo: a total |»rice of $4,500.00 with $1.000.00 down. Nice locution over at Harbor. Newly D ecorated 3 »xirni. home. E xtra, E x tra large lot w ith Redwood Fencing, double a: port, e x tra cabin etc. & etc Pticed a t $12 100 00. W orth your while to look at this <>»?.• Owner of th at beautiful place on the rivei says get an offer for me. This is the one w ith the boat dock. boat an i motor. com pletely furnished like new including TV. Might even talk h.m out of the trout in his re frig e .a to r if you hui ry. \!*o Don't forget th«- 7 aeren with I t(N) of ( het<o ri\e r front f„r <M i H ., ,, ti |, pri . > -.IMS» (Ml w ith 4. , Remember we W and r US£ 7H £M W /S 7LY r
