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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1956)
T h u r sd a y , N o v e m b e r 8, 1956 B r o o k in g s-H a r b o r P ilo t B ro o k in g s, O reg o n PICK JU N IO R ROTARIAN A “Ju n io r R o tarian ” has been picked. He is Phil K essler, who We t n ’oyea fra n . page story will attend tw o w eekly Rotary luncheons. A new senior boy will last w eek about the "youngest grandm other, Mrs. George Mc P ostm aster Bill T h o m p s o n N ovem ber 13, at the school. He ad be selected for th e honor every K ay” of Sm ith River. More peopu sp en t Tuesday of this week talk vised to youngsters to save their two weeks. in this area w ould recognize who ing to the Brookings-Harbor grade stam ps and put them in bonds, NEW I.ION MEMBER this youngest grandm other is i: Ed P eterkin, S an ta Anna, C ali her nam e was spelled correctly school children, ext lam ing to which could be used eventually them the savings stami) proram . to forw ard their education. fornia a Lion m em ber for 34 years “M ackey". Mr. M ackey is the son T he program is to be initiated in welcomed a new m em ber into the of th e late H attie M ackey who lived for about tw enty five years near Ja c k ’s creek up he south bank road, and is a brother of Mrs. A ndrew Jackson, who still m akes her home there Mrs. M yrtle Schaal is recu p er ating satisfactorily from a m ajor operation at the home of her son, C larence Howie, 145 “ N” street in Crescent City. She is able to have visitors now and would enjoy M ediu m P itte d 40 o u n ce having her m any friends visit her. H er mailing address is Box 982, Crescent City if any one wishes to send her a card. A nother form er well know n H arbor resident, Mrs. B ertha Moore is in the Seaside hospital in a serious condition at the p re sent tim e. Mrs. Moore underw ent an operation last week and may C o n la d in a 2% tin S h u n sh in e have to have an other one any tim e. The last report w as th at she could not have visitors at this time. Mr. and Mrs. L ester W’alker and children retu rn ed here S un day after an absence of about two months. Mr. W alker, the form er proprietor of the H arbor G arage, has been attending a factory M. J. B. L on g G rain school at the C arter C arb u reato r and Fuel Injection Com pany in 3 p ou n d s St Louis, Missouri. He was sel ected by the com pany to atten d this school th eir expense as they considered him an oustanding m an in this field. He plans to esta blish a shop in th e H arbor area and will have some new’ m odern tune up m achines in it. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A rchibald are the proud p aren ts of th eir first child, seven pound two ounce Jam es Scott, born at the Seaside hospital on O ctober 25. PARTY TIME 303tin A nother addition to the popula tion of th e area is Robin A nnete, , a seven pound th ree ounce miss th a t joined the G ary W im berly fam ily on N ovember 3. Ole Lindgren received word of the death of his father, Carl L ind gren in Hinkley, M innesota on O ctober 31 after a period of poor health. Mr. and Mrs. Lindgren visited at the home of his fath er this past sum m er a fte r the fath er and son hadn’t seen each other for nearly th irty years. Raym ond Reekm an has fin ished his course at Oregon T ech nical In stitu te at K lam ath Falls and retu rn ed to H arbor F riday evening to take up his w ork in the appliance d ep artm en t of Hans- cam ’s Center. The course he took at OTI was refrig eratio n servic ing. Savings Stamp Program Started the school from grades one to six during the ritext week. Thom pson said th at stam p al bums and the saving stam ps would be sold beginning Tuesday, HARBOR NEWS pAy°HlTES > Æ B IS Q U IC K 37c O L IV E S No. 1 tin 2 for 59c FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 fo r s l ° ° GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 lb. box 59c S N O W D R IF T R IC E 28 oz. 29c 79C Cut GREEN BEANS 10 for 99c S c h o o l B u ild in g W ednesday and bm h Supt. D D The yuu ¡in.Ln ic.nt ci school of- W’lliiam s and Clerk Mrs. Dora fice and the office of the D istrict B ealieu w ill be in th eir new office l.C clerk have m >ved into tr.ei ad jacen t to the new’ elem entary new building. Moving start.--, this w-eek. $ 2 5 .0 0 Brocl;iï:gs BOOSTERS C a s h N ig h t ! P a rticip a n ts w ill b e o p e n ev ery F rid a y n igh t til 9. T h e m ic h o p h o n e is at F r a n k ’s P h a rm a cy and th e w in n ers nu m b er w ill be c a lle d at 8 : 3 9 each n ig h t. T ic k e ts m ust b e th ere by 8 :1 5 . 1. T h e w in n in g p erson m ust b e 16 years o f a g e. 2. T h e w in n in g p erson m ust he in o n e o f th e p a r tic ip a tin g sto res at th e tim e o f th e d r a w ing. 1 ick ets w ill be c a lle d by nu m b er on ly. 3. If th e n um ber isn ’t c la im e d th ere w ill be an a d d itio n a l $ 2 5 .0 0 a d d e d e a c h w e e k . 4. T ic k e ts are g o o d for o n e w e e k only. 5. E m p lo y e es are not e lig ib le , so p le a se sa v e m erch a n ts a n y e m b a rr a ssm e n t from th at. 6. N o th in g to buy to b e e lg ib le , it o n ly ta k e s o n e tic k e t to w in , so o n e to th e c u sto m e r is s u ffic ie n t. 7. T h e w in n er w ill b e a sk e d a q u e stio n b e fo re r e c e iv in g th e ca sh a w a r d . Tickets a v a ila b le at the fo llo w in g places Franks Pharmacy Angle Skin 400 count Hi-Way Market F A C IA L T IS S U E Dairy Creem 5 W hen crossing BOTH w a y s : a street, look Western Auto Youngs 5 & 10 Brcokings Feed & Seed O P E N U N T IL 9 P. M. F R ID A Y Brookings-H arbor Lions club. The new m em ber was B arry Sage. A N N O U N C IN G Mi Ferfuna Construction Company ARMOUR STAR os Bui der - Dealer for 2 lb. pkg. SLICED BACON 95c Oregon Chief S T E E L B U IL D IN G S In Curry County I2 or whole HAMS 52c !b. For T h e L u m b er Industry I a ilv erected in d iv.- in lead of week.« BLADE CUT Beef ROAST Fi e safe . F ill space used 4 9 c lb • BACON SQUARES III-WAY MKT. lb. 25c F or G a ra g e s and W a r e h o u se s Year ’round. M ulti-purpose shelter. W eather-tight. G reater stru ctu ra l stren g th . 9 For S to res an d O ffic e s Low cost. P erm anent. Adaptable. Easily insulated.
