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C asualty-Surety School spons
ored by G eneral Insurance Com
pany of A m erica. The six week
school is nationally recognized
as one of the most com prehen
sive in the insurance industry
and is designed to keep agents
ab reast of m odern protection
plans tor homes and businesses
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE NOW OPERATING
BEN & EVELYN'S CAFE IN NORTH BROOKINGS."
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While at the School F auerso re
ceived instruction from m ore
than forty insurance ex p erts
who presen ted the salient fea
tu res of agency management ,
as well as the technical aspects
of fire , casu alty , auto and life •
same high standards , and high
’I FOOD THAT HAS MADE BEN 4 EVELYN'S THE M O ST pod
HhAR SPOT T° EAT IN BRCX,KINGS- OUR WATCHWORD WILL BF SER ”
^ oy <OUPLED W,TH 0000 FOOD' WH,CH WE kno “ th ! t YOU w T l
He lived at the U niversity of
Washington fra tern ity
house
where m ost of the hours spent
on the cam pus w ere devoted to
concentrated study. Homework
assignm ents took as much as
four hours each evening aid six
hour exam inations w ere given
each Saturday.
WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
OUR WARM THANKS TO THE MANA’ OF YOU WHO SENT FLOWERS
TO US FOR OUR OPENING.
However, it was not all work
and no play. A day's trip to
s p e c ta • ilar Mt. R ainier and a
tour of the Puget Sound, follow
ed by a m em orable salm on b a r
becue of Vashon Island were th<
highlights of sightseeing itin e r
ary .
A L V IN a n d R U T H
G raduation e x e rc ise s were
held in the General Insurance
Building with F auerso rec eiv
ing his diplom a from Mr. W. L.
Cam pbell, P resident of the Gen
e ra l A m erica C orporation.
VAUGHAN
'X K H iiiiia n n iM M n io iiitn im iia iiM iiim iia iiiiim iifiD iim iH u t
THURSDAY, AUGUS7 22, ItAb?
5 LEAVE FOR
SERVICE
ATTENDS SCHOOL
Paul F auerso of the F au erso -
L e sm e iste r Insurance Agency
recently returned from Seattle,
Washington, where he attended
the 12 th Annual G en e ra l-F ire -
BEN & EVELYN'S
d u a l it y ?
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P I L O T
•a H IIIIIIIH IO IIIIIIIIIIIID lllIlH IIIIID Iim iU H IID IIIlIliK IIID I
Teddy, son of Mr. and M rs
Lucian Loring arriv ed home on
Tuesday of this week. He has
been with the A ir Force sine»
S ep t., stationed in M ississip p i
After his K day furlough he 'ill
be stationed in Spokane, Wa.-h.
He has received his Airman _ c
rating.
Enlisting the sam e tim e as
Teddy, were D ic k Fadlin, ,
Bruce Ellison, and Gav W. . i
Bruce E llison, son of Mr. am
M rs. Noble Ellison is now si a
tioned in P lattsb u rg h , Nt w Yu
Bruce recently spent 3 mont|i
in London and is expected lurne
shortly.
Dick, son of Mr. and Mrs
Luke Fadling is a teletype m e
chanic in the A ir Force station
ed in C laysburg, Penn. Dick wit
home in April and is expected
here around Sept. 7 before beirg
sent to Lybia, North A frica.
Gay son of Mr. and M rs. R.
C. W eaver is stationed in C hic
ago at the P ark Ridge O 'H are
International Sales Dept. and
does office work for the com m
ander of the 56th Sq. G ay's wife
the fo rm er Joyce Washburn of
Brookings is clerking for the
P .X at the sam e airp o rt.
RETURNS
Ruth Bathiany returned last
weekend from a 3 week vaciiim
with h er daughter and family in
Lake of the Woods, O re. On
the way home Ruth stopped in
Medford to see the S hakespeariir
play "As You Like I t."
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