Brookings-Harbor pilot., September 19, 1957, Image 4

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1957
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P I L O T
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Brookings hems
Mr. and M rs. Don B arrett of
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Lloyd Stephani has been home
from the Coos Bay hospital for
some time now, and has openi
some time now, and has opened
h i s barber shop for business
again, although he is still recup-
erating. He reports that hefeeh
fine after his operation.
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at the Jim B arrett home Tues­
day. They were on their way to
the Glidden Paint Convention in
San Francisco.
Gomer and Shirley Rettke re ­
turned from Seattle T u e s d a y
where they went to pick up M r.
and M rs. Henry K err, who r e ­
turned from Alaska.
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Mr and M rs. Curtis Chap­
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Erb
are driving to Portland this week
RECORDS
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YEITON
UNI-GAS
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS
Debbie and T.K. Hyatt cele- i
brated their 3rd and 4th birthdays REV. THEODORE DELANEY,
Sunday afternoon with a birthday
who is a Luth.ran Missionary to
party at their home. Nineteen the deaf was the Mission S u n ­
children attended and p la y e d
day speaker at the Faith Luther­
.antes on the front lawn. C a k e
an Church last Sunday.
and ice cream were served.
COM E
OREGON
PHONE 2823
h ea d q u a r ters
FOR
O ffic e Supplies
O ffic e F urnitu re
O ffic e M achine*
Stationery and
Printing
♦ Engineers’ and
Artist»’ Supplies
♦. H obbie Supplies
♦ Books
♦ Fountain Pens
♦ G ifts
♦ Television
♦ Player*
♦ Radios and Records
TO ATTEND O .S.C .
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D a w so n
and daughter will leave Friday
for Corvallis, where they w ill
malte their home for the school
year. Their tra ile r is already
set up near the O .S.C . campus.
Mr. Dawson has been employed
by the forest service, and plans
to take forestry in school.
VICKI BARTON CELEBRATES
HER TENTH BIRTHDAY
Vicki Barton celebrated h e r
10th birthday Saturday afternoon
at the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swearingen.
Game were played, and of course
ic e c re a m , and a special Happy
Birthday cake were served.
Those in attendance w e r e :
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Sandra Davis, Georgia B lu n t
M r. and M rs. Miles Bradford,
Gayla Howard, Joy Sadler, and
and two daughters were guests Sandra Gorte.
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of the Luther Tisdales this week.
M r s . Florence Morrison of
Springfield also visited at th e
Tisdale home recently. She w ill
’»c rememliered as Florence Hill
who tai, ht here in the 1920's.She
i . M rs. Tisdale's cousin.
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Mrs. Glenn Duncan left Mon­
da. for Florence on a combined
’.I., iness and pleasure trip.
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ICE CIRCLES ARE POPPING RIGH I OUT
OF A SERVEL REFRIGERATOR
We'll keep it working and give you all the Ice
Circles you need for parties or sim ilar events
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ANSWER YOUR PHONE "UNIGAS IS HERE
win FREE theatre or bowling tickets
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vander-
zanden, Forest Grove, came on
Friday to visit their daughter,
and son-in-law, Mr. and M rs
Eugene Neketin, and family. Thej
planned to visit Mr. Neketin at
work Wednesday. 22 miles up
the Khunath river. P art of the
trip will be made by boat.
NOTICE
¿BEARLE TO
■ART ATTACK AND CONTINUED-ILLNESS WE FIND 11 AD\
DISCONTINUE OUT. DODGE - PLYMOUTH AGENCY
BECAUSE OF MY RECENT HE
AS OF OCTOBER 1, 193
LIQUIDATION SALE!
N E W DODGES A T
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PL YM O U TH PRICES
USED CAIR.!
'33 DE SOTO 4 DOOR VS RADIO-HEAVER
AUTO- SHIFT $329 DOWN, AS LOW AS
$33 p e r month
/9 5 O CMC PUMP TRUCK
■ v s r - M oVè'
'33 CHEVROLET
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i, CYL. STD. FRANS. $263 DOWN , AS LOW
AS $26.30 PER MONTH
'32 PLYMOUTH
2 D oor $103 DOWN
AS LOW AS $¿10.24 PER MONTH
'32 DODGE
4 IXHIR $103 DOWN
AS LOW AS $30. 24 PE R MON HI
A FEW WORK CARS PRICED LOR CHEAP TRANSPOR A VION
"C. " ED DEMPSEY
Highway 101
DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEALER
Brookings, Oregon