Brookings-Harbor pilot., August 01, 1957, Image 5

Thursday, August 1, 19f>7
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GRAYSHEL WINS LICENSE
Charles Grayshel was officiall)
notified that he had passed his
real estate brokers examination
and will receive his license.
He took the examination in
Medford, on July 17 .
BROOKINGS—HARBOR P IL O T
SAN
F R A N C ’ SCO
She has charm and is a lady,
Every inch and every way,
And distinguished in appearance,
Noon anti night and dawn ami day.
Noble blessings are her ocean,
Stately hills and lovely Bay.
Far renowned are all her landmarks,
So's her mystic charm in veil.
Radiant bride she is in sunshine,
With a welcome smile or hail.
And at night she has the splendor
Of a living fairytale.
Native child as well as stranger,
Now and from the days of yore,
Captivated by her first sight.
Or be bom within her door,
Idolize her as the beauty
That intoxicates before.
Ships have anchored here to glory,
Feet are set upon her shore.
Crowned and blessed by earth and heaven,
An beloved forevermore.
O Queen of transient cities here.
My eternal "Je t'adore."
—Minco de Bruin
STRIKES HURT LUMBER
Strikes among the building
trades in major consuming areas
are aggravating an already low
demand for Northwest forest
products, andpriceshas fallen to
their lowest levels in several
months, according to Random
Lengths, Eugene weekly lumber
market letter.
Meanwhile green lumber pro­
duction continues to outdistance
demand, and unless prices stab­
ilize, some mill closures are
imminent. Orders come In a
dribbling volume, but generally
are highly specified and demand
quick shipment.
Plywood production has not
t caught up with the o r d e r s
laced during Fourth of July
hutdowns but sheathing demand
s off slightly and prices a r e
eakening.
THANK YOU CARD
In the bereavement of my
wife, Agnes, I would like to
express my slncre
express my sincerest appreci­
ation to Rev. and Mrs. Galambos,
To my neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
L.G. Twohy, Mr. and Mrs. Or-
val Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Wayn*
Davis, and to the Ladles of the
Faith Lutheran Church Circle.
Thank you all,
W.D. Johnson
The last few days the work
men on the jetty have been add­
ing to the elevation of the south
jetty with lighter fill.
ENGAGED
Above is Elsie Mlkkelsen of
San Francisco, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mlkkelsen
of Brookings. Miss Mikkelsiin
will wed Robert Pohl, of San
Francisco.
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W A N TA D S
Many of our readers will remember Minco de Bruin (Mike to
his friends) who resided in Brookings a couple of years ago, and
his "America, the Beautiful" which was published in the P il o t
last fall. Mike Is now a resident of San Francisco, and the
above poem expresses his appreciation for that city.
Tickets are now available for
the nightly vevue and horse show
at the 92nd Oregon State Fair,
opening in Salem on August 31.
100 picnic tables will be avail­
able in an enlarged picnic area
at the Oregon State Fair opening
in Salem August 31 for 8 days.
Premium lists for the 92nd
Oregon State Fair can be obtain­
ed at the office of any county a-
gent In Oregon.
DOUBLE STAMPS THURSDAY
We Give Northern Stamps
h a.m . to 8 p.m
WEEK DAYS
8 a. m . to 9 p. m . SATlTtDA Y (Closed Sundays)
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an extension phone.«.
FOOD
HOLIDAY
OLEO
Coffee
costs only..
Sugar
I fBBY'S
PORK
BEANS
2 /3 9
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IT COSTS ONLY ABOUT 4/ A DAY to have
an extension phone for your workshop, bedside,
kitchen — anywhere in your house. COLOR
PHONES, too. You may have a regular or
extension telephone in your choice of eight
decora tor-keyed colors for about
per day. To
order yours, call the telephone business office.
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CORN 5 m
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