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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1957)
' M O O K IM G S-H A M O It P I L O T FOR YOUR HANSCAMS A N NO UN C E CHANGE IN S IR IO . recall that exactly 33 years ago, CHANGE ANNOUNCED on September 1, 1924, Mr. and CONSULT AT HANSCAM'S STORE M rs. E .E . Hanscam, Sr. pur This week a change in the oper chased from Mr. and M rs. Mark ation of Hanscams' store at Har Wood what was then known as the bor, has taken pi ace, with Vernon Harbor Store. From that time on F. Hanscam taking over the man the Hanscam family have played OLDEST AND LARGEST agement of the general store, to a prominent role in the growth AGENCY be operated as Hanscam's Center, and development of this commun Oreg. Ltd. and E .E . Hanscam, ity. see or coll J r . taking over the separate bus When the four sons came back F a u t r so>- Le s m e is t e r iness of the Appliance Depart from the second World War, they A g e n c y , In c . B ox 1188 ment. were taken into partnership, but B r o o k in g s , O r e g o n Some oeoole in this area will one by one the boys decided to go P h o n e 5411 - 5412 their separate ways: F irst Mer- vin, whose heart was in the field of accounting, and when hy got his CPA he set up business at Sweet Home where he has been practicing since. Later Merle OLDSMOBILE — GMC TRUCKS decided to withdraw and try log ging, but now is operating a bowl ing alley at Klamath Falls. Coquille Auto Co. Twenty months ago, Mr. and Mrs. Hanscam, Sr. decided to re tire , and turned the business over to their two remaining sons, Vernon E. Hanscam and E. E. Hanscam J r . who formed a p a r- tnershlp of their own, operating as "Hanscam's Center". Brookings SEE K E N N IN G — I That the first BABY SHOW, conceived Half in JEST met with surprised enthusiasm in Ohio on Oct. 14, 18a4< lu ir y 1 “ *** & YOU SHOULD GIVE YOUR 'BABY' NOTHING BUT COUNTRY MAID DAIRY MILK IF YOU WANT IT TO BE 1 A PRIZE WINNER: FOR BETTER HEALTH AND B E A U ^X TY IT CAN'T BE BEAT. ( ountry aid DIMMICK BROS. BR O O K IN G S MKT p m w y *• r 2. w O« AND FREEZER 29 th # e e HONEY 8 9 melon ROUND STEAK 39 89 USDA GOOD PORK ROAST 47 4 Lug U .T J 1 P SC OUT WRAP 5< P POUND GROUND BEEF ................ ............... PEACHES $169 & ££ Y OU NG -TEN D ER-LEAN ROUND 3ONE FRESH OLEO ORANGE JUICE ßßOO/ONät MEDT MfíMTT _______ WE CUT . A form er Brookings resident who helped build the community in the last few years, died sud denly in L ancaster, California. FAITH LUTHERAN CIRCLE Funeral services were held TO MEET ON SEPT . 11 in that city on August 29. He was Delbert Wilson Horton, who died The Faith Lutheran Circle will only two days after his wife, Ruby Gay, who died on August 26. She hold a meeting on September 11 a t7:30 p .m . at the home of Mrs. had been ill three months. The deaths climaxed a long Betty Smyth. Mrs. Ed Schoen- m arriage, that began in Ju ly l9 li beck will serve as hostess, All are welcome to attend. in Sioux City, Iowa. »*♦*♦*♦*♦*♦*••* The couple had called Brook ings their permanent home for sev eral years before moving to Lan c a ste r last winter. Mr. Horton was an active brick- mason for over 50 years, and was a contractor in charge of building many buildings in Brookings such as the Northgate building, as well as the construction of many home here. Six sons and two daughters su r- , vive the couple. They are Jack, Eugene, Donald, of Brookings, Bruce, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Bob of Crescent City; Wayne of Klamath THURS. - FRI. - S A T .-S E P T . Falls; Debert, of Oxnard, Calif. 5-6-7 M rs. P .E . Smithson, L ancaster, Victor Mature--Guy Madison in and Mrs. J.H . Patton, Lomita, "THE LAST FRONTIER" Calif. Another child died in in and fancy. Gary Cooper--Burt Lancast- r in Burial was in the Lancaster "VERA CRUZ" cem etery. Dr. Nell Hudson of and mystery bonus feature the Lancaster Baptist church was in charge of the double funeral MONTE &¿>y POP CORN 19 CRISCO «****•**••* Funeral Services Held Aug. 29 for I D. W. Hortons NEW CHURCH FOR BROOKINGS A new church group has beer formed in Brookings, according to Rev. W .L. Imel, who will s e r ve as pastor. It is the Nazarene Church and will meet in the V .F.W . hall. Sunday school will begin at 10 a.m . Sunday, with the preachin service at 11 a.m . There will be a p re-prayer service at 7:00p.m . Sunday followed by the Evangilis- tic service at 7:30 p .m . Every body is welcome to attend. drive - in ÜTT ■ IS IIIO C « .......................... THURSDAY, S e p t e m b e r s . issi i WATERNELOH PGUWP jjr r jf f r f r H O N E Y PE - CHENSHAW Ï • c. f l i r t B r t^ > POUND USDA GOOD CENTER CUT WELL TJURMED CHUCK ROAST 57 s. l B MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY S IP T E M M R ’ th ................... * ................. • » » * < « .................. ... jjjjjj j jjj j j jjj j j j n i i i i r r f — '* C rtH T t i C G P â b - trttv 5 - > f f ft f< ^ jjjju m m r r r 7 I
