Brookings-Harbor pilot., January 10, 1957, Image 4

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Brookings-Harboj Pilot
Thursday, January 10, 1957
¿ L A S S STARTED BEFORE
I G O T HERE, /V IA 'A M ^ J -^
Topaz Rebekah Lodge
Installed Officers
Council Holds
Regular Meeting
Brookings, Oregon
Tuesday Evening
A series of resig n atio n s an d ap
p o in tm e n ts sta rte d off th e first
re g u la r council m eetin g held by
th e new council T u esd ay n ig h t
u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of M ayor Fell
C am pb ell.
T he council accep ted th e resig ­
n a tio n of office clerk , M rs. H. M.
C oates, th e re s ig n atio n of A1 H it-
zek from th e b u d g et co m m ittee,
an d F ren ch ie A rrell from th«- b u d ­
get co m m ittee. D. D. W illiam s
w as also ta k e n off th e b u d g et com
m itte e as he h as m oved into H a r­
bor.
T h e council also read th e resig­
n a tio n of Dot M artin as city en g i­
n eer, b u t a m otion w as m ad e th a t
th e m ay o r be g ra n te d perm issio n
to re a p p o in t M artin as city en g i­
n e e r, on th e sam e basis, a $100 a
m o n th re ta in e r fee.
T w o w ere ap p o in ted to th e bud
get co m m ittee by th e council.
T h ey w ere: C live M anley, fo rm er
co u n cilm an and Bob D im m ick,
fo rm er B rookings m ay o r. M anley
w ill succeed W illiam s an d D im ­
m ick w ill succeed B otzek.
Th«- fifth vacan cy on th e bud
get co m m ittee w as not nam ed
p en d in g in v estig atio n . T h e re-
m ain in tw o a re M u rry P alm er
an d A rch ie H en d rick s.
T h e council session w as sh o rt,
en d in g b efo re 10 p.m.
E arl B re u e r w as n am ed p re s i­
d e n t o f th e council and L ee H ein
w as n am ed fin an ce c h a irm a n .
A rt B o llin g er w as up to discuss
th e d elay
in lay in g th e la te ra ls
an A rt stre e t. T h e council said
th a t th ey w ould be d o n e as soon
as th«- m ain sew er line is p u t in.
W illiam B ald eree w as re-ap­
p o in ted city a tto rn ey .
A n o rd in an ce w as passed w hich
go v ern ed th e licen sin g of any
m e rc h a n t p atro lm e n o r special
police o fficer in th e area. C h ief of
T h e o fficers of T opaz R eb ek ah
L odge No. 241 w ere in sta lle d in to
th e ir c h a irs T u esd ay ev en in g a t
th e I.O .O.F. h all w ith O pal La-
B rook, d is tric t d e p u ty p resid en t
as th e inst illin g officer. S he w as
assisted by F ay e S ta n h u rst as
d ep u ty m a rsh al an d o th e r p ast
noble g ran d s.
T h e o fficers fo r th e com ing
y e a r a re as follow s: N oble G ran d ,
E dith F o x ; Vice g ran d , B e rn ad in e
K elley; R eco rd in g S ecretary , O pal
L aB rook; F in an cial S e c r e t a r y ,
H en rietta D ill; T re a su re r, L ucille
C ole; W ard en , M argie G ad d is;
C o n d u cto r,
T h elm a
P etteg rew ;
C olor B earer,
Violet W allace;
C h ap lain , B ery l B o llinger; M usic­
ian, M arie O rr; Inside G u a rd ia n ,
L ila G lass; O u tsid e G u a rd ia n ,
G race Z irb el; R ight S u p p o rte r to
th e Noble G ran d , H a rrie t B ak er;
L eft S u p p o rte r to th e N oble
G ran d , A leth a P h illip s; R ig h t S u p ­
p o rte r to th e V ice G ran d . Ellen
Jo h n so n an d L eft S u p p o rte r to
th e Vice G ran d , A m b er C am pbell.
F e b ru a ry m eeting a t th e G ra n g e
hall on th e 22nd. A ll e ig h t g rad e
girls in te re ste d in jo in in g sc o u tin g
T h e G irl S cout T roop 3 m et a re asked to a tten d .
T u esd ay nig h t a t th e hom e of M rs
A ny o th e r girls in v a rio u s age
Mfl A m lin. D iscussion of a tta in in g
th e ir first class badges an d a poss­ groups in te re ste d in becom ing a
ible ca n d y sale w as th e m ain o r­ girl scout a re asked to co n tac t
M rs. C h arles M attew s o r M rs. A m ­
d e r of business.
T h e tro o p decid ed to hold th e ir lin at 3371.
Seven. P a t W illiam s of P o rt O r­ GIRL SCOVT TROOP 3
fo rd w as high w ith 14 points.
MET T l ’ESDAY NIGIl'K
BROOKS WIN
EIGHTH GAME
T h e o u tg o in g N oble G ran d Lily
B ro w n w as p resen ted a P ost N o­
ble G ran d co llar by th e lodge,
and gifts from th e P a st N oble
G ra n d ’s clu b an d h e r officers. S he
R olling along in high g ear th e
in tu r n p resen ted th e lodge w ith
a larg e elec tric clock fo r use in B rookings B ru in s w on th e ir eig h th
g am e in ten s ta rts T u esd ay night,
th e h all.
decisio n in g P o rt O rfo rd 53-48 on
A fte r th e m eeting, a social h o u r th e O rfo rd floor.
w as en jo y ed , w ith re fre sh m e n ts
T h e B rooks sta rte d slow ly, b u t
serv ed by th e co m m ittee.
m an ag ed a 116 lead a t th e end of
th e first q u a rte r, b u t used a good
Police Bud C ross re q u ested th e th ird q u a rte r to ta k e th e victory,
o rd in an ce to en a b le him to screen In th e th ird stan za th e B rookings
can d id a te s fo r an y proposed “m e r­ sq u ad ch alk ed up 17 p o in ts w h ile
c h a n t p a tro l’’ so th a t th e re is no h o ld in g P o rt O rfo rd to te n to w in
o onfliction w ith th e p resen t police th e co n test.
force.
S ta n G rib b le an d Bill W orkin-
T h e m eetin g w as a d jo u rn e d g er each n e tte d 12 p o in ts, w h ile
w ith th e n e x t m eetin g d a te set a t J e r r y A n d erso n ad d ed ten , Ron
L an e e ig h t an d Ron B ullock
F e b ru a ry 13, a W ednesday.
T h e B rookings JV sq u ad w on
easily ag ain , w h ip p in g th e J u n io r
P ira te s by a 46 33 count, a fte r
tra ilin g in th e first q u a rte r 11-6.
In th e second p erio d th e y push ed
to a 20-14 lead an d n e v e r w ere
h ead ed . T h ey n e tte d 17 p o in ts in
th e th ird p e rio d to w in easily.
F re d A n d erso n an d J im G rib b le
led B ro o k in g s sco rin g w ith 11
p o in ts apiece.
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CLOSING OUT
PRICES SLASHED
SALE STARTS
THURSDAY, JAN. 10th
30% OFF
ENTIRE STOCK
TO GO
Except Few Items Listed
Everything in the store goes at this ridiculous price except the following, which will be 20% off, Wrangler Jeans for Men & Boys, Headlight
industrial Black Jeans, Hickory Shirts and chambray shirts and all rainwear. Now is the chance for real savings on good staple clothing.
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF THESE TERRIFC BUYS
Reg.
Sale
$3.95 $2.77
4.95
3.45
5.95
4.16
1.00
.70
11.95
8.36
10.95
7.66
2.98
2.08
reduced 30%
10.95
7.66
1.00
.70
4.95
3.46
Manhattan DRESS SHIRTS . .
Manhattan SPORT SHIRTS . .
Sea Island SPORT SHIRTS . .
Healthknit T-Shirt & Briefs . .
Chippewa Wool Shirts . .
Levi Straus Wool SHIRTS . . . .
Flannel SPORT SHIRTS
Mens’ SOCKS $1 55c, 39c—all
Famous Make DRESS HATS . .
Mens Wool boot Socks
Levi Denim PEGGERS
Black Bear Wool WHIPCORDS
(Not All Sizes) .....................
Black Bear Wool Whip Cruisers
Levi Mens Popsters .................
Chippewa Shirt Jacs ..........
Black Bear Jac Shirts .............
Mens Sport Coats .....................
Mens Belts (a rack full .............
Mens Swank Wallets (plus tax)
B-15 Quilted Jackets ‘OD’ . . . .
Mens Orion Slip On SWEATER
Manhattan Dacron, Cotton Shirts
Mens Suntan P a n ts ...................
13.95
22.50
14.95
9.76
15.75
10.46
7.66
20.96
.98
5 00
3.50
7.66
10.95
3.46
4.95
5.56
7.95
2.73
3.98
Mens Suntan S h ir ts............
2.98
2.08
Flannel Work Shirts .................
2.98
2.08
Faded Blues and W h e a ts.........
4.95
3.46
Leather Suede J k t s ............
19.95
Black Bear 100% Wool
Chopper Jackets ...................
Mens 10% Wool Union Suit
13.86
17.95
11.76
. .
3.39
2.37
Mens 25% Wool Union Suit . .
Mens 100r < Wool Uniofi Suit .
4.69
10.95
3.28
7.66
Mens 100r7 Wool Drawers and
Shirts ......................................
4.95
3.46
Mens SWEAT SHIRTS
.....
198
(Not too many left)
Nylon Quilt Jackets (Washable) 13.95
1.39
9.76
Mens Terry Cloth R o b e s...........
4.16
5.95
Black and White Pegged Cords
Boys Slacks ................................
Boys SW E A T E R S.....................
6.95
4.95
7.95
Virgin W ool— O rion— Trim Collar
HERE ARE SOME MORE EXAMPLES
OF THE FEW ITEMS AT 20% OFF
Rainfair Nylon Rain Jackets
and pants .......................
Hickory Shirts .................
Chambray Shirts ............... ___
Black Jeans .......................
Headlight Industrial .........
Boys Wranglers .................
10.95
3.49
2.19
4.98
3.98
2.98
CHECK OUR 9 8 c TABLE
10.95
29.95
A b so lu tely "o R efunds or Exchanges
Shehe
4.86
3.46
5.45
Clothing
8.76
2.79
4.76
3.98
3.18
2.38