Thursday, October 4, 1956
Page :cven
Brookings-1 Iarbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon
Dim tnick Bros.
Brookings M kt
Prices in This Ad Effective
Thursday, Oct. 4th Thru S at, Oct. 6th
28 oz. Pkg.
M J B Long Grain
29c
RICE
W h o le K ern el
C ream , S ty le
Three Sisters
CORN 2 for 2 5
3 0 3 can
A p p le L and
G ra v e n stie n
2 FOR 290
APPLESAUCE
R ea d y to
S erv e
Derby
16 oz Can
17c
TAM ALES
6 oz. Bag
n
Nestles MORSELS
r
Joan Kuhnhenn,
M ar’en Olsen
Receive Honors
The m any friends of
Merlin
(R ex) Hayes are congratulating
him on his m arriage F riday eve­
ning, Septem ber 28, at 8:30 to
Mis-- Lillian Knoph o f Seattle.
The cerem ony was perform ed by
Jo an K u h n h tn n and M arlene
Justice of the Peace Hans Nelsen
Olson were honored at the open­
at the apartm ent of Mr. Hayes in
in g
all-college convocation on
Brookings w ith a sm all group of
S e p te m b e r 25 as two of 66 fresh
close friends and was w itnessed
m en who entered Lewis and
by a group of close friends. Mrs.
C lark •‘w ith hon ns". Their high M ary B raynard and A rthur 1am-
school records and college e n ­
gan w ere the bridal couple’s a t­
tran ce scores averaged 3.7 or
tendants. A w edding supper at
better.
the Cliff House com plete with
The group was presented at the
cham pange was enjoyed by the
public assembly following the
| group after the ceremony. Mr.
aw arding of an honorary doctor
and Mrs. Hayes are m aking their
of hum ane letters degree to the
home in the G rootendorst Apart
Rev. Lansing E Kempton, rector ments.
of T rinity Episcopal church, P o rt­
Mr. H ayes came to H arbor
land. in recognition of his o u t­
about five years ago from Wed-
standing church and civic service.
d erb u rn w here he operated a can
The honor stu d en ts are anw ug
m ay and established the Cedar
300 recent high shool graduates
Lane C annery on the highway
who enrolled a t the college this
south of H arbor, which has been
fall. Miss K uhnhenn is the daugh­
built up to a flourishing business
ter of Mi and M is. L uther M.
Besides canning many of the sal
K uhnhenn. Box 1305. and Miss
mon that sport fishers catch m
Olson is the d au g h ter of Mr. and
the Chetco and Sm ith rivers, gift
Mrs. Edwin Olson, Box 253.
L ocal B ro w n ies H ave
A c h ie v e m e n t T est
A group of Brow nie Girls from
the fourth grade, under the lead­
ership of M argarett Hoie and
C lara Foster, im i S aturday at the
Foster home for an achievem ent
test. K aren W esteren made a
cake and m ixed eoolaide; Diana
Hoie baked cookies and made
' fru it jello; Linda Brown baked
“B row nie” cookies and Diana
M urray baked a take. Susan
Hoagland brought two glasses of
crabapple jelly that was so clear
and firm it had a professional
look. O thers are doing very well
i at sewing and em broidery as
' well as studying sim ple first aid.
V E G E T É " '...S
2 LBS 190
Fancy Cello
CARROTS
2 bags 190
AND AUTO
Remodeling Sale
PRUNES
œ c rr
LB.
50
3 LBS 250
Hursi Mkt.
lb 4 9 c
Center Cut
Pan Ready
Enrolls at Linfield
K aren Simpson, d au ghter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Simpson, Box
193, Harboi is among more th a n
600 students enrolled at L infield
college. McMinnville, Ore., for
the fall sem ester of the 1956-57
college year.
M i" Simpson is a -uphom ore
m ajoring in pre-nursing.
NOW SERVING
BROOKINGS AREA AGAIN
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ROEDERS
COLONIAL CHAPEL
525 G ST.
PHONE 1091
CRESCENT CITY, CAL.
I will back EISENHOWER’S
PROGRAM FOR PEACE;:;
from the Senate the greatest obstructionist to the President’«
program. 1 sat with the President in cabinet meetings mat helped
develop that program. . . 1 believe in it. . . I believe it will keep
the peace. And I will work day and night for it because as a
veteran I know what It means to the mothers and fathers o f
Oregon and to their families.*'
SALE ON
10% OFF
S te t X BOU G MeXAY ». í - í =« xto »
Paid 4dv . M» F * f-.r %»n«t < < "tiirnittrr, U I (Hilt) Philh|*a, Chairman«
i l l 7 S. VL
a«hington, P>>lt«nd 5, Otrg..n
USE .O U R
LAYAW AY
P L A N
Francisan Ware
SALE
LOOK
at
GRENFELD SPEEDWAY
MORE New CARS and DRIVERS
Gen adm.
Tax inc.
Students
1.50
.75
Under 12 admitted
Free With Parents
WEINERS
4 9 c lb.
Gates Open
12 noon
d ime Trials 1 :oo p.m.
Races 2:30 p.m.
Come Early for Choice Seats
There W ill Be
lb
LOOK
T H IS S U N D A Y
$44.95
H and P aint I lli*rnr tioin,
are |w rm a»en tl> "Smiled In’
by the glaze.
LOOK
Hard-Top Races
2 W EE K S ONLY
R eg. $ 5 4 .9 5
50 pc S e r v ic e
for 8
Skinless
FRESH FRYERS
5 9 c lb.
PORK SHANKS
VISITS IN CORONADO
Mrs. E. H. G rootendorst left
Wednesday by plane to visit h er
d aughter and family at Coronado,
C alifornia. She < xpeets- to b e
home by the end of the week.
Pre - Christmas
PORK R O A ST
Very Meaty
\ l SO W O R K ! I)
Through an oversight,
ae to
the m uddle in w inding up one
phase of the W alking BI a Bank
program , Mrs Elaine K e n - nam e
was om itted from the list of
those who helped w ith the cler­
ical work.
TOYS
Casaba
MEATY
B G ard en H ose
B O rtho G ard en
P rod u cts
B B lack L e a f
4 0 C om p ou n d
B W eedone
W e e d K iller
B S p rin k lers
B T ro w els
B W eed ers
AISO . . .
Petite
I 1 VINE
“ The people o f Oregon want peace. My election w ill remove
WESSON OIL QT. 49E
TO KAY GRAPES
packages of seafood delicacies a re
shipped all over the U nited
States.
CHETCO HOME
20 % O FF ON
Flame
R ex H a y es M arried
In B ro o k in g s C erem on y
FW • 1 1 8 .. .DESERT ROSE
10 A. M T O 4 P M
OPEN SUNDAYS
8
BIG
Events
g
From Now on
Races Will Ik Run
Every Other
SUNDAY
’Ehe I lard tops Will Race Every Other Sunday