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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1957)
Thursday, March 28, 1957 Brookings-Harbor .'»lot 2 4 HOUR — WRECKER SERVICE LIGHT MACHINE WORK PHO NE 4202 LENTEN FISH FRY $1,00 EVERY FRIDAY E V E \T \’G DUR'NG LL’V’ 9 p . m . o n ly 5 I’. M. T o U »’. M. HOUSE ly, according to Random Lengths, Eugene w eekly lum ber m arket letter. So far, how ever, studs are the ! only 1. m th at ii<i. taken a big jum p upw ard, and reactio n ' to re * cent price increases for other 1 ' T Sunday night the Brookings items of green lum ber, although M ar!:-- team ro lle d a 2731, m ov slight, has caused m any buyers FA TA L ing into second place. The B & to withhold buying tem porarily. BLUNDER V G Produce. No. 1, bowded a 2695. While some m ight attrib u te this } ACTUAL C A P TU M ■T h b O ther scores w ere: Chetco H ard u pturn as the beginning of the : OF THE BRITISH SPY M A JO R A n ORE. A A 9 w are 2674. H anscam s Logging ACHIEVB? BV n t » t t M -J A C K fA S AH O ee tiad itio n al S pring buying surge, j F.RST INTEREST V.AS IN t8?© ® 'N 3 THE 2619, Brookings Feed & Seed 2612, others take the more realistic M X lN S ENGLISHMAN IN 6 T ARCHIN« HIM. L arry s M arket 2593, M enning ! approach th at low production has T H E Y FCX.N? IN C R M IN A ’ I N « PAPERS . Sv CO*p»R»Ty Buick 2560, Ship Ashore 2556, now fallen slightly behind de which ppoveo « e was a s p y / the HI-JA C K ER S TH E N TUR NED HIM CVER C herry Pickers 2502, Frenchys mand. An> additional production, TO T H E AM ERICAN A B M * . R exaxll 2520, K err H ardw are inspired by im proved prices, could 2509. and M unchy’s M arket 2454. easily retu rn the m arket to its io v position of several weeks ago. The first round of doubles finds P auline Freem an and Cleo Rogers Mixed car m ills shipping both MYSTERY M O T IO N ! leading w ith 1165; N adine H yatt green and kiln dried lum ber re ^ H B 6BC R ET O F W H Y A and Donna P earson 1109; and port a slight im provem ent in in JUM P-N« M A N JUMPS IS THE S hirley Frazier and Thelm a Hou quiries and buying this past week, CATERPILLAR OR l ARNAWWCH L \ t 3 INS-DB THE S CAN ANO. vila 1103. and all signs point tow ard a WHICH, C O IL 'N « OR UNCOILING, m oderate but steady increase in In the singles M ertie H arroun CAL/SFS T H t A C A H 7 O J U * » * ' i m arket volume. rolled into first w ith a 601; Billie The Pine m ark et also showed P ra tt 583; and Shirley F razier signs of modest im provem ent. 558. BE SMART *D . . •£, »FV-. V While th ere has been no startling . . A N ? S T A R T A R E G U L A R P R O G R A M O F IN V E S T M E N T IN U S .S A Y IU O S activity, mills generally have T O D A Y / Y O U C A N DO Y O U R S E L F N O B IG G E R FA V O R T H A N S E C U R IN G V<?UR ( LARI N( E KEAYS HOME been able to im prove their un- F U T U R E B Y L E T T IN G Y O U R D O L L A R W O R K FO R Y O U ~ ANO Y O U * C O U N T R Y / I d erd r position. Clarence Keays, who was badly Pine Selects are m oving in fair in ju red in a woods accident, al volume, and the shop m arket is most a year ago, is back home. reasonably stable, but has shown An m ounce e n g a g e m e n t He has been hospitalized all the Joy G ott G ets A d no strengthening of prices. Com tim e he was away. Despite several mons in the higher grades and Mr. and Mrs. H arold Cum m ings From S c h c la rsh ’.D operations, he is confined to a w ider w idths are the fastest m ov wish to announce the engagem ent of th eir daughter, N anry Ellen «Toy Gott, d aughter of Mr. and w heelchair and will be m ighty ing item s in the Pine m arket. Cum mings, to Robert L. Atking- Mrs. Sam Gott, Box 447, Brook- glad to have anyone drop in for Plywood plants report good son, son of Mr. and Mrs. L arkin ings, is am ong approxim ately 200 a visit. He lives on a side road, order files for sanded stock on A tkinson of Harbor. students at Linfield college, M e-: tu rn in g to the right, ju st below the §72 basing price for q u a rte r Minnville, Ore., included in a ’ the aircraft lookout. His wife, the inch AD, and dem and for sh eath I §50.000 scholarship and student form er M ildred Craw ford, native ing has picked up at mills on T ry P lot P rin tin g ' aid program during the cu rren t girl, w ill also be m ighty pleased four 'lay w ork week schedules. to have folks drop in. They have college-year. three sm all children. Some of the aw ards are given for scholarship; others for - x.ell- cnee in p articu lar areas, and some try. These are included in the are grants in aid. They range j total for the aid program . from the large, §800 to §480, four- T here are am ple w ork oppor year scholarship for freshm en, tunities on cam pus so that a stu which they will use over a four- dent may earn p art of his ex 1 y ear period, to the §60 one semes penses w hile at Linfield. These ter and one y ear grants. jobs range from rak in g leaves D iscounts are given students and other cam pus tasks to serving whose fathers are m em bers of the as a professor’s secretary or hold clergy and to students who are ing an assistantship in an aca p reparing for the C hristian minis- demic departm ent. a MURRY MOTORS C L IF F The first w eekend of the Wo m en's city Bowling Association to urnam ent s t a r t e d S atu rd ay night w ith lets of high scores. The Cliff Hous< earn rolled into first j w ith a 2767. The team s consists ' of Thelm a Houvila, Margo Clare, Hvl n Chrii tainsen, Alice G ran and B arbara Miller. » PORTABLE WELDER D IN N ERS ON MENI Women's Bowling Alteration News Hopes for an im proved green lum ber m ark et w ere raised last TRUCK REPAIR 5 p . m . to s n Lumber Prices Wtave Upward Brookings, Oregon P hone 2921 7 ^ -Z WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES , ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM I ■ * '" r .* » « - ’ ,o„ w, lb* v ,od»T / X f t P# yANT to feel the full glory’ of the b rig h t new seaso n ? Step rig h t into y o u r B uick d e a le r’s show room ! T h e m om ent you e n ter, it feels like S pring. B rig h t new Buieks in gay new colors just beg you to he off and aw ay behind the w h eel—feeling free and fresh and rig h t in step w ith the season. Y>u’U have new ness all aro u n d y o u —new ness in s ty lin g - new ness in pow er and p erfo rm an ce th at m ak es these the d re a m e a rs to drive. (»0 a h e a d —try S p rin g tim e in a B uick. 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