Page Six
S D A 'S
M
U
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
AC
VDF MV
demy, O ctober 7. Gov. Elm
signed to eventually handle 300.
Several from h < re are plan i.ng Sm ith will be the principal «peak
Fne 447 acre ranch was bough*
Although not yet completed
to attend the dt dication of th f
.n 1952 and will be developed to
the school ha> around 225 ;
new S' million •SDA M 1 , Aea
dents enrolled this year and is de be as near self sustaining as possi
ble Among other features the
ranch already has a herd of reg
istered Holstien dairy cattle, milk
fiom which will be served to the
2.000 or so guests expected at the
dedication.
Ki. n i m
I 'i f . o r
\D s
Brookings, Oregon
Six Baptist Women
Attend Medford Rally
Oregon completed recru it trainin«
Septem ber 28 at the M arine Corps
R ecruit D. pot, San Diego, Califor
nia.
The 12-week course included in
struction in all basic m ilitary sub
jects and the firing of all basic
infantry weapons.
L pon com pletion of training,
the new Marines report to Camp
Pendleton, California for furthei
training, or to one of the many
M arine Corps schools.
D o w n to w n A p t.
3 ro o k in g s -
for rent
H c rb c r
Couple or Bachelor
M an
PI IO N E 2252
M A N LE Y
to th e
STATE
BU ILD IN G
Mrs: Britton is from S xes
G range, as was Mrs. Brook«. Mrs.
Do re mi. Get your tonsils oiled Phipps is from O phir G range,
and be ready to try out for the Mrs. Jagger«. Mrs. Ackley and
SPEBSQSAS. T h at’s not double Mrs. Edw ardson are m em bers of
talk This is on the up and up. the Chetco Grange. The cont st is
Anyone with any kind of a sing open to all G range members.
ing voice is cordially invited to
T hree men entered the j dly
be at the new high school music eontest, but th s was not jn d .e d
room Monday, O ctober 15 at 8 locally. being judged at the
p m . w h in the Barbershoppers G range Headriur.rters in Port! nd
start th .ir 1956-57 season. C lar in November. Men entering w< -re:
ence Dial, local high school musit C. Irw in *and Albert Brit:,
of
teacher will be in charge. SPEB Sixes and Jack Jaggers of the
SQSA——why it m eans Society of Chetco Grange. The next no I ng
Preservation and Encouragem ent i w ill be Ja n u ary 6 at Orphir.
Of Barbershop Q uartet Singing in
America.
\ IM T!.\<, FROM PORTLAND
< and date for K«-F lectfo,, to th - office of
C o u n ty C le rk o f C u r r y C o u n ty
SAMUEL A. HALI
OLETA A W ALKER
fo r
Seek*. Re-election on th»‘ record » stahlished
as your present county « I rk
S ta te R e p re s e n ta tiv e
E x p e rie n c e d — E f fic ie n t —
l'«l Pol. Adv.
at noon by Mrs. Carl Johnson, H.
E. chairm an and her com m ittee.
The Whit - S .tyn sugar canning
contest was held at 1:30 p.m. Mrs.
Sylvia Lee, Home Extension A-
gent was judge w ith Mrs. C lar
ence Brooks of Sixes, secretary.
Result: Mrs. Bea Philips, Gold
Beach. 1st; Olive Britton, 2nd;
Mrs D. C. Jaggers, 3rd; in T ree
B en ies: Mrs. Brooks, 1st: Mrs.
Phipps. 2nd; J
id ith Ackley,
1st, Olive Britton, 2nd; G race
Edwardson, 3 i ...
SPEBSQ SA ???
LEGISLATURE
VOTE
Thursday, October 11, 1956
church groups in the district and
it was a very interesting m eeting G ra n g e M e e tin g
The main speaker being D i. A
vin Mundhenk, a returned Mi< R e p o rt G ive n
Mrs. Ralph Reed drove
IX sionary Doctor from Assam. Th
ladies of the Baptist Community m eeting was held at the East voo
The C urry County Pomona met
church to Medford Monday to at Baptist church, Medford.
Saturday, October 6 at th t Ch. tco
tend a district m eeting of the Wo
G range hall. Owing to the li|y
m en’s M issionary meeting. Thos.
harvest,
the attendance w asn't
attending he rally, included: Mrs. Larry Haight Finishes
very large. Ben Jones, M aster,
W alter Sadler, Mrs. A. Ayer, Mrs.
was in the chair. H tn rv Hend : k-
B. E. Kerns, Mrs. Gene Ackley, Recruit Training
son. S tate G range D eputy was a
and Mrs. D. Roats, Mrs Reed's
visitor.
L arry A. Haight, son of Mr. an 1
mother. T here are five differ, nt Mis. Lester E. H aight of Sixes,
A bountiful -.inner was served
C o u rt co
I'd. Pol. Adv.
us
Mr. and Mrs. Emil T obar of
P ortland are visiting at th e home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wersch-
The couple started to Brookings
in July but had a serious auto ac
cident near Florence and both
seriously injured. However they
h ase now arrived in Brookings
safely to com plete th eir visit
This is where
Tomorrow stares !
Th» N e w Ford S tatio n W a g o n i I hiv I iimnis line
o l 1 h .it iif iin iis l i, ih I c e l i 1 <*d( s ig u e ,| tr o n i n .ìltic -
, »luti
I l l e s i ’ In«- s | i , k mus glamour
lower, longer, Inelici tli.tn ever.
h i L itig a t e
w .tg n in .n e
HARRIS
KLSWORTH
. i t i ~ f, C l hi. ' .
olleied in the
low p m e helil U uh the look of totnorii.w in ns
Itigtil hearted lines this (It,I, Sedan ,iho\i . tvpi-
fies the beauty ol all live Fail lane 500 inntkn.
The New Fairlane 500 Series I e s s i h
<>»ei 17 leet long, largest »at ever
After today, American cars will never be the same again,
A o r the llig \ c i c K in d o f Ford is a brilliant new
automotive package—the one fine car in the low-price field!
Ile 'te unwrapped the 192L7 Fords!
1 hese ate tin- best Fords of our lives,
I be whole pa« k age is new.
The power is new with Silver \nniversary
\ >
s s to lit every h<»rs< , k >w« t need.
The style is new i revolutionary, sharp,
brilli.m i. »lc.it tu t design that will stand out
in ti.illit.
The eotnfort is new
road i ule.
a risk, solid velvet-
The braking is positive silkv smooth w hin
voui im so s who,).' tin steeling is leather
light set him.
Ibis is i ’*ie,it ititomohil« from the large
«G »1 ! h ( s .in th» instrument panel to
Ml
oi tin, « hangi s ate tosvaiti nt«»re : tigged endur-
prlotlon
....
I m
i
Mid it s o s «t esc i)te en let t lo u t
wider than it is high!
!«gltloticn f 'r tlrwbéf
rood», ,rMr
rfv*r Qp
■
Ond • harbÔF
flood çOrfrol.
çon
oow.
■»d li Irrigation
*
divtlopFn«nt>.
• M
¿ MC%
W
• BROUGHT CONTINUED BEN
EFITS FOR SOCIAL SECURITY
AND SUPPORT FOR VETERANS
THE MULT PH
PURPOSE POWER DEVELOP
MENTS such as Detroit, Couaar
Green Peter H.llj Creek an<j
Lookout Point Damj.
How dot’s it look? It S Ollis f o titire n h in d s
< hi l«l s p o n v . 5. >u ta n st a n. I
side it an«! lean vouf* clltows on its . . I ,
m
. 21 in« in s
It looks like tom orrow like the first thing
out o( D etroit that sstnl»oh/es tin new \g e
ol M ovem ent.
I h ‘ >e
1« ss.mv I..nit mt., this \< vv Rind ol I ud
• H.
hi h as tall is
1 he new I ord begins with the ‘‘Inner Ford.”
Iis n w i 1 in n »onus b o m w ithin Irom the
.»motive mus« les ,m pm together.
oi i th o u sa n d a n d on»- autom otive
C o m e s I n 1 9 M o d e ls
___________
■ JJ-g
1 here are attuallv 19 different new kinds
of Fort! - the new C ustom 300 m d Custom
Series on a l l f f i iu h wheelbase, tin new F iir
lane MMt ami Fairlane Series on a 118-inth
wiieelhas»« and the atnous list Ford Station
W agons, tht th ain p io n s <>f glatnoui tru isets
\n d no m atter which new kind ol Ford sou
tiiiM.se, it s sours at low Ford p r u t s '
I h o big n. sv k n iti ol f o l d 1o.»ks |ik t tin
on a h ast I postf i It S th e k in d ol «at that
Io<>ks su n s h in s in tht i n n .
" *'
LEGISLATIVE
EXPERIENCE
T h e B i g N e w K i n d o f F o rd .
a n t e , to w a rd in c re a s e d p o w er, to w ard
sm oother o p eratio n . I hese are the bases lor
its Mark ot tom orrow eleg an te i h u u th f
one hne car in the low f ice held.
ss i -i.i'nig was it »tins« s \i high
sp. , , ’s this new lo n l has none ol the strug-
u " " h ei'ip .n sit. i,h .«nt u « ling sou some-
Itm. ;t t n, sotnt oth , t
'" " i t
ANO HIS
•
C u llo m 3 0 0 Fordor Sedan
It l.H'ks as lit sh as m o rn in g .
b» •' m A ds vmi have vour choice of engines either the great
1
,,n*'
the new Sm et \univrts.uv Foni
son T h.ne no trouble chtxwtng Fool - hut v*m 11 have
’ ' '
I 1 l,d "SIX • •! \ ' 11 e gi 'ing is gi « at ’
-
,
i, h|. n>iin,lerbir.l .112 S u p rr V M e n o n r available
■o . -.ira <-<««' \ «> r»i™ high perform enev I'htimimrt.ird
a l i Su|«er S s a«*l.vt-r.ii«; up to 2M lip.
See il at your Ford h ea le r’*. Give it your
own ketion Test. But you'd better leave a
d ep o sit. . . f.< you won t want to bring it back.
AL
RELATION
between
AND FEDERAL gov .
ERNMENTS
state
• "5 IS TH1 RIGHT MAN FOR
Tba JC9
FOR CONTINUED
LEGISLATIVE
See th e n e w k in d o f F ord f o r '57
iP ”
erf p o u r F o rd D e a le rs to d a y !...
fa n
"W 1
p
g
dunning m o t o r s
H ig h w a y 101
B ro o k in g s , O re g o n
BENEFITS
-a
VJOL a ZX,
VOTE 105 ®
ELLSWORTH
FOR CONCRESS
L I- M»Cli»t»t*. Tree. t ieerU
• M il
Ui a $t
Pd Pol. Adv
ft*»
C«t«te’|