Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, January 01, 1948, Page 6, Image 6

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    BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BrooklngsL_Orggon_
World’s Finest Climate
Thursday,
D ecem ber
31,
Clay Kau, cousin, and
I the almost forgotten m ystery of born at Oldwine. Iowa, July 19. Bmwne, Mr. and M r s . Ben Smith
the "flying saucers".
1858, and was 79 years old a t the and two children of San Francis- cey McTimmonds, brother of
The Russians are reported to time of her death She was mar- co were also guests.
F ran k H assett; Lloyd
have developed a rocket of amaz- tied to Abraham Bales in Iowa,
and family, nephew of Mr.
ing speed and almost limitless Sept. 29, 1887. Six children were f
I Y n i r a Y t p m Q sett' of Bonanza, were h
By Harris Eleworth
listan e ¡t is propelled by a ser- bom to tt fir union. Two sons
i J V v « ,! l i v n S l l v l I I S ¡visitors a t the Frank H
This is w ritten just prior to ies of explosions occurring sev- proceeded their m other in death.
t Tprb Mason and son Q uentin.. home over the holidays,
my departure for Oregon. It will 5 r a ’ seconds apart Each success- Surviving are two daughters,
Monday afternoon fo^ r»-«*"
Mrs. Lynn H am pton and
probably be printed after I am ive explosion shoots the missle Mrs . Dorothy Maas and Miss
j, nia Calif., where they will be and daughter, reum ed S
home. The special session is end- forw «rd at increased speed. Ap- Flossie Bales of Smith River; during the w inter months a n J evening from Newberg w
Ing, but the next regular session Patently the charges are packed two sons, Leo and Wayne Bales where yjr Mason has a few they spent C hristm as with
will begin immediately a fte r the separately and are held
apart of Lam passes Texas. Ihe Bales houses to build. They said before parents. Mr. H am pton and oi
first of the year. Any unfinished by m etal discs. As each charge family sj*ent several years in leaving th a t they expect to be son Dean, rem ained here
business will be delayed*only a *s fired, the m etal disc is dis- southern Oregon and resided for hack sometime this spring.
¡the holidays
couple of weeks by the adjourn- charged like an empty cartridge a time in Smith River, later
and Mrs. Brad T illotson!----------- -------- -----~ ____
meet.
shell is ejected from an auto- moving to ¡Texas where the hus- and daughter returned Sunday
The Preside! '
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hand t •
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p,,. Ang.des w here I I ■ I X
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U.I areaion to
del and a c t
tain metal and poaaibl$ dis* Bales
to Smith Re
pent the holidays with Mr? u P h O lS lG F IIU ! SDGCli
on Interim aid foi I
the air not tang *<• ii
tde her home Tillotson’« parent«. They report
r e /'E IV f d
aid bill wa pa -d an the ap- te r they are ejected.
with her daughter. Following the th at the heat "almost p rotrated’’»shipment of AIR FOAM
propriation made. He also asked
Could it be posible that the service at Roeder Funeral Home. them.
! ¡OX PADS.
tb.it som» thir.n tie done to curb m ysterious flying saucers were the remains u, re shipped to Lam-
Members of the local Masonic
R ID E IN COMFORT
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' and inf] tioi Mt I
fact metal disc« from one <rf poes, Texas I
rmwil w ith lodge Sunday evening, attended
,
r u
oi us think ' at portion of the th» >e super speed rockets? If so her husband.
Baptist Community Church in a A- p n D lS te r W g OI Jill
special session cad was pure pol- w ere the rockets experim ental
Mm Palmer Westbrook enter- body, in observance of St. John’s 1
See O ur Samples
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fired by o u r own a tenttsts tained
group of little glrte night. Rev. N. N. Neuteld deliv-
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" ! ‘be A n iim sh a -
n yoU re a lly want to stretch it hm
hursday after- «red the serm on.
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reive rockets fired . , ,n 1 noring her d a u g h te r
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Kessler were
ll a r h / v r fleom
lican controlled t ongn s, know- from non-explosive rockets flie r •• i <•
,,. ,
lebrati I her 3rd Christa •
irs <rf h$r parents,!
n d r i K , r * vregi
big full well, I am sure, that from Russian proving grouds? birthday. The little playm ates Mr. and Mrs. Pitts, at Whiteson, ^ o r-* Ocean L ane N Ocean L
■'''ss " ■l'1 ' ' ' ' implete a«--
-phis weekly lettei from Wash-
tv together near McMinn«
tion
on . two
im portant pro- jngton
will be resum ed in Jan- wj(b
dainty
refreshm
»,
, such
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o
W i 1(1 U
Cl II1» > I'
lit Milin ents
inn served
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blenis m th.- f.w short weeks of uary. Meanwhile my best wishes tc conclude the afternoon w h ich !*
H »he House tc all for a happy holiday season ¡r eh>ded a birthday cake aglow
we (the Republicans» di I m a k e ,a n d a cheerful New Year.
with 5 candles. Guests enjoying
an effort to a ’opt the first four
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the afternoon were Jane, Joan.
points of his ten point program 0
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K av and Jennie Westbrook, Shar-
With a promise that consid.ra-1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 i C l Y O r \ C W S
Jon Clemons. Jan. Hight, Pam ela;
tion would be given the remain-
/L A S T W E E K S N E W S)
Barnum. Doris Wells and the
der later. Tin* effort was d e fe a t-;
honor guest.
ed. Not one single member of the
Funeral services were held
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Hight are
Democratic side of the House Monday morning at 10 o’clock
voted for the bill.
at R . r
Funeral Home in the proud parents of an 8 pound
I have lately picked up some Crescent City for Mrs. H attie ounse baby boy, bom Saturday
seemingly reliable
inform ation Bales who passed away at the evpning, I^ecember 20. The young
regarding Russian development home of her dalghter in Smith nian u'bo has been named James
of high velocity rocket missies River, on December 19th. Rev.
bas three little sisters.
S tra n g ely enough this develop-, E. C. Hicks of the Smith River Guests at the home of Mr. and
m ent might be the solution of |church officiated. Mrs. Bales was Mrs Oscar Browns over the +
Detter From
Washington
We Wish Everyone In The World
Happy, Happy New Year
Your Self-Service Laundrv
C h r.stm a
Happy New Year to You
Brookings Shoe Service
Blair Gould
Shoe Repair
Templar
Hotel Bldg
Peggy Gould
New Shoes
We Have Complete Lines of:
ho! iavs
w ere
th e ir
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Horn and children,
and their son and his family,,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browne of
Klamath Falls \ brother of Mrs.
“QUALITY MEATS—
UPHOLSTERING
We are fixed to do any
kind of Upholstering and
Repairing. Good materials
on hand, and plenty of
samples to choose from.
BROOKINGS ELECTRIC
& FURNITURE STORE
ELECTRIC COMFORTERS
WKSTINGHOVSK & RCA RADIOS
COMPLETE LINE OF Fl'R N ITI'R E
SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
FOWLER AND WESTINCIIOCSE
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS
Sanitary Market
COURTEOUS SERVICE”
TRY OUR STEAKS
LLOLI) E. MOORE
»VI GOT
G ard n er Bldg. N ex t to D rug
BROOKINGS ELECTRIC
And Radio Company
V. A. Mendenhall Sr.
Lrayshd Building
W. E. Wolfe
Brookings, Oregon
Let I s Help \o u With Any of Your
GLASS PROBLEM S
Automobile Gia
Safety Sheet and Plate
(Bass for that Oesk or Coffee Table
WINDOW GLASS- either Crystal or Plate
MEADOW’S AUTO SERVICE
Mn»h and I. Streets
Phone 1Tn,
« RESCENT CITY. CALIFORNIA
H appy New Year
' H AVOtll*
J MOTOWf*
Pete J. Lesmeister, Realtor
• TTHsNew and
Im pm wd Mixor Oil g h o —
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Real Estate And Insurance
( rissey Building
Brookings, Oree
1 M o ttf w iv in e icotSDimr
k k k c its Etc WHINS PllAStfHE
btxnuae k r/v.Mw as it lubri­
cates. Drive in t<xiay. You'll
be clad you made the change
to HAVOLINBI
Brookings
TEXACO
Service
Bert DeMos!
Bush’s Lily Gardens
P. O. BOX 131
HARBOR. OR
Growers of Prize Croft Easter Lilie
High Bud Count Our Aim!
Orders accepted ror Select Planting Stock and
( ommercial Bulbs for delivery in September
or later.
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