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BROOKINGS NEWEST & FINEST MARKET
SPECIALS GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Armcur Star
U. S, Inspected
Fresh
45É
lb
Pan Ready or Whole
No L im it as L o n g as T h e y L ast
SLICED
Reports to Rotary
On Russia Trip
Roy J. Hansen. m anager, E u
reka T ravel Agency, and a recent
visitor to th e Soviet Union was
guest speaker T uesday at the reg
ular noon m eeting of the Brooking
Rotary Club at the Cliff House.
H ansen told the group candidly
th at th e people in the Soviet
Union “never had it so good’’,
b u t em phasized the fact th a t they
never had anything to begin with,
so th a t it seems good to them,
alhough they are a long way be
hind the U. S. in alm ost every
respect.
He reported a lack of “ freedom
of m ovem ent”, and of “ freedom
of speech”, but said that TV sets
were fairly common, in Moscow
at least and other living standards
w ere low com pared to us, but they
w ere m aking progress.
H ansen m ade a m onths trip
through Russia alone, telling the
group th a t the average Russian
w orker receives only one forth
the U. S. pay. and finds prices
six tim es as high, and the quality
! lower.
pound
PORK LIVER
S p rin g T o u rn a m e n t P lan s
AGED TILLAMOOK TYPE
FULLY AGED SHARP
"DRIVING THROUGH THE YEARS'
The Story ol The M o tor Car
Milestone* In Car D evelopm ent! I
F rom the
rickety
SPUTTERIN6 "BUGGY" OF
AUTOMOBILES BEGINNINGS,
KEY DEVELOPMENTS HAVE
BROUGHT THE CAR TO ITS
PRESENT STATE OF
LUXURY AND EFFICIENCY.
RUBBER T R ES MAPE FOR
SOFTER «PIN S /TH E SELF-STARTER
FOR E A S E S STARTING,- THE
"SELECTIVE SHIFT” FOR E A S E S
OPERATION OF THE CAR.
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-CLOSED BOPÇS TO MAKE
DRIVING MORE COMFORTABLE/
FOUR-WHEEL BRAKES,
WINDSHIELD WIPERS, SHATTER
PROOF GLASS TO MAKE
DRIVING S A F E R ...
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3 doz.
Grade "AA" Small
EGGS 99"
Loraine - Oregon - Blue - Lake
COULD ROLL DOWN A BANK WITH; '
OUT CRUSHING, THE WRAP-AROUND
SAFE CAR LIKE
TODAYS BUKX
T aking advantage of a break
in the w eath er last T hursday,
several Brookings ladies attended
the first reg u lar m onthly lunch
eon at th e Del N orte Golf course
P lans for spring tournam ents
w ere discussed, and Mr. O rville
Stum p, the Club Professional, ex
plained th e classes for beginners.
Anyone interested in learning
golf, or those interested in playing I
are cordially invited to visit the
course and get acquainted, T h u rs
day is Ladies Day at th e golf
course, and anyone desiring in fo r-'
m ation may call Mrs, David Me-
Donell, 4474, th e com mittecwo-
man from Brookings, who w ill be
glad to help you.
The follow ing ladies attended
the luncheon from Brokings: Mrs. 1
David McDonell, Mrs. R. E.
Smith, Mrs. F rancis A rrell, Mrs.
Lee Hein, Mrs. C harles G rayshel,
Mrs. Willis Lowe, Mrs. Naomi
Brown, Mrs. John Connors, Mrs.
Don Sm ith, Mrs. Hugo Mackey,
Mrs. Bill F allert and Mrs. Edw ard
Collum.
...IN 1934, FSHE-R INTRODUCED I
THE TURRET TOP. THEN CAME
THE ALL-STEEL SOPV THAT
BUMPERS AND PANORAMIC
WINDSHIELDS - MAKING
A BEAUTIFUL,
D iscussed a t L u n c h e o n a t
D e l N o rte G o lf C o u rse
CHEESE lb. 69c
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Writes on Flood
7 for *1°°
GREEN BEANS - - - - - -
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All 7 Flavors
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for
23c
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LETTUCE
Large Ï ß
C risp H ea d s
Golden No. 1
B A N A N A S ........... ------
2 lbs 27®
P O T A T O E S - No.2s 10 lbs - - - 2 9 c
Lynn
O.
H am pton,
form er
Brooking high school su p erin ten
den t reported on flood conditions
in Vale in a recent letter.
DON’T DELAY . . . ACT TODAY!
H am pton said th a t th e high
school in Vale, w here he is now
su perintendent, w as the only pub
lic building in tow n th a t was not
dam aged by the flood and because
of th at was being used as disaster
h ead q u arters by th e Red Cross,
He state th a t th e school cafe
teria w as feeding 1000 m eals a
day.
Brookings Items
Sam E. Collis, his wife, Jean,
son Charles, and daughter Chloe
recently of Dayton, Ohio where he
worked at the Wright Patterson
Air Force Base w ere in Brookings
Tuesday visiting
isiting with his father,
W J. Collis s on his way to S e t t le
where he
Airplane C
employed as
__________ _____
tant on painting of Air Force air
craft. His new position with Boe
ing w ill be in Pilotless Aircraft
Dtvivsion working on protective
finishes for the Bomarc Missile.
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PACIFIC FISH MART
Crescent Center - Crescent City
ja
¿ W U l i i e W l H » 43JA 2 lbs. for 8 5 '
The L u th eran Y outh League
w ill m eet h ere after each 2nd and
4th S unday of th e m onth a t 7:30
p m , at th e S w anson cabin on
P arkview Drive. D ouglas Ham-
ness is the president and Mr and
Mrs. Bob Swanson, Mrs. George
D unning and Mrs. Betty Sm yth
are the counsellors.
Laura Vincent
Passes Away
L aura Vincent, passed aw ay in
Salem, Oregon M arch 11, 1957,
after a lengthy illness. She had
resided in the H arbor and Sm ith
River area all her life and w as 87
years old at the tim e of h er pass
ing. L aura V incent w as a m em ber
of the E astern S ta r lodge of C res
cent City, California.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Minnie Thompson, H arb o r and a
nephew , A rchie McVay of H arbor.
F u neral services will be held
F riday M arch 15 at W iers M ortu
ary Chapel w ith in tern m en t in the
Sm ith R iver C em etery. Rev. W al
ter S adler of Brookings, w ill offi
ciate. P ailb ears are A ndrew H o f-.
feldt, Les Dimmick, Jo h n Cooper,
Vernon Hanscan, Doyle G arvin
and Jo h n Molino.
SOLf 53c lb.. 2 lbs. for . » 3 «
Ocean Run
COOKED CRAB, lb. - -
CRABMEAT, lb. - - - -
Columbia River Smelt, lb.
OYSTERS, 12 oz. jar - - -
RAZOR CLAMS, lb. - -
17®
90*
39®
58c
sl 40
Home M ade Tarter Sauce and
1000 Island Dressing
SPECIAL PRICES
END SUNDAY NIGHT