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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1950)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON On Famous Pelican Bay Page Thr Three Drown, Sun. On Smith River The local school noard. consist ing of A. P. Hendricks, Mrs. Kin- del and Mr. Crump, with Homer Kessler, member of the rural school board, attended a meet Tony Rosa, auto-electric and ing of that group at Gold Beach carburetor expert of Crescent last week at Gold Reach City, his son and a friend were Dr. Roy M. White drove to drowned Sunday in Smith River, Jacksonville. Saturday, to sec his when, it was reported, an oar family and to make arrangement broke and the boat in which all for moving his wife and children were riding, capsized on a sub here soon. He will occupy the merged object. Further details duplex formerly occup;ed by Mr. could not be learned before this and Mrs. Warren Smith. paper went to press. For 31 years the Payne family has held a family re-union at | Christmas always at the old, homestead, near the Harbor store. This year they meet with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Payne, at C hetco Rod & Gun club again the same place. is sponsoring the Brookings bas Mrs. Lawrence Boardman and ketball team, currently playing daughter spent a couple of weeks in the Crescent City league. The at Trail, Oregon, while her sis club is composed of such former ter-in-law, Mrs. Clifford Parker, regulars as Whitey Matson, Har following the birth of a son. Mr. old Putnam, Tony Felipe, Neil Boardman drove to Trail Sat Nelson, Don Vaughan and Jack urday to bring his family home, Meyers. New additions are Bob and tobecome acquainted with Astin and Jim Barrett of base his new nephew. ball fame, also Doyle Rausch and Mr.« and Mrs. Walter Edwnrd- Charles Mills, the latter a broth son of Roseburg were week-end er-in-law of Junior Hanscam. visitors at the home of Walters The Ramrods won their first parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ed- league game quite handily, de wardson. feating Pyke’s Variety team by Mr and Mrs. Roper Oliver ate a 32 to 21 score, Dec. 12. The in Portland and plan to remain locals also won from Bay City there with their daughters and Market in their 20-minute ses other relatives until after the sion at the league jamboree last first of the year. Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. William McVay Die Ramrods take on the Den returned last week from an ex ny Logging Co. quintet this com tended trip which took them ipr^ ing F riday night at Crescent Mexico and southwestern part of City. The third scheduled league th • U-.ited Stat-'». , game will be against the VFW t*oy Springer le.t Tuesday for of Crescent City, Dec. 26. Port Townsend, W _sh., io joir Mrs. Springer who is visiting an aunt there. They will remain in Washington until after Christ- ' mas, then come to Portland to '»sit their son, LeRoy and his family before returning home. Rev. W. O. Grunow, recently Mr. Springer was accompanied from Los Angeles area, has es as far as Portland by Bill Wndgo tablished a Lutheran church at who will spend Christmas there Crescent City, he wrote to the with his children. Pilot early this week. In the Pi- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bravnard lot’s church column appears the church announcement of services i i1™8^ on «c «Hu 41« . , i Monday lor Portland, planning cl S Will OO LT1V e n tills WPP I k »o n ri 4- i T *1. ; »ttk-enu. . to leave there bv Tuesdav pvn- v FOR J a » w mst m u$ * 1 Brookings Market Rod & Gun Club Sponsors Hoopsters Where the Money Goes Farther— Where the Variety Is Larger— THÜRS., FRI., And SAT., DECEMBER 21, 22, & 23 Maxwell House, Hills Bros., Folgers, S&W Or M. J. B. COFFEE, (limit 2 lbs.). Lb. . . 1 cup graham GRAHAM MUFFINS By MARY BLAKE Home Service Dept Carnation Co. “ wXir'cil'“', "*d™ : flour 1 cup white flour 2 tbsp, sugar y/t tsp. salt 1 tsp. baking powder Y* t«p. •oda 1 *gg Yt cup Carnation Milk Y cup water 1 tbsp. vinegar 2 tbsp, melted butter Sift flour, then measure. Resift with other dry ingredients into mixing bowl. Beat egg until light and foamy and add milk, water, vinegar and melted but ter. Stir liquid quickly into dry ingredients in 18 to 20 seconds. Pour batter instantly into tins and bake in a hot oven (425* F.) 15 to 25 minutes. Yield: 12 muf fins. Lutheran Church Is Now Founded ««h Where the Service Is Better— Where the Produce Is Fresher— RITZ CRAX Lb. Box Redwood Empire (1 lb. solid) BUTTER MEATS AND FISH U. S. No. 1 POTATOES, 10 lbs 10-12 lbs. average 33c HAMS, lb. . . . 63c Seventh-Day Adventist church 'XCS; i?31 develoPcd en- — on J. Street. Crescent City. ' | Carpen'erv n ■ ',UnnK __ ___________ _____ - k pt mer\ nip hill, so they re- ■ turned to Harbor where they had No. 1 Delicious Small Roasting APPLES, 2 lbs. CHICKENS, lb. Returns From Tria ■■ Large Local Oregon Brand Sliced ? ne" carburetor installed be. fore continuing. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hamann, Mr. Mrs. James Harper the former Amanda Hiems of I and two children left Sunday for Crescent City, have just returned ¡Poland where they planned to from their wedding trip to Los rcmain a couple of days before Angeles, Pasadena, nad Tijuana. I continuing on to Edmonton, Al- Temorarily they will make their berta, Can., where they will viist home in Crescent City where he Mrs. Harper’s parents over the has employment with Bob Ames holidays. They were accompan Electric. ied as far as Portland by Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Guerrettaz wno will visit their children and families over the holidays. Miss Mary Montgomery, se The Christmas party held bj nior in nurse training at St. the Grange last Friday ev ning Mary’s hospital, Eugene, is en attracted a large crowd for the joying two weeks holiday vaca pot luck dinner at 6:30, and a tion with her parents, Mr. and good program and gift exchange Mrs. William Skopec. preceding the short business ses It was reported that a couple sion. Of course, Santa, in this of spring Chinooks were taken case, Mrs. Santa, appeared to d>. in the Winchuck river, Sunday. tribute the presents, with danc These are the species that us ing to close the evening. Tl.p next ually are in the rivers in April, Grange meeting on Jan. 5, will rather than this month. be the annual installation of Mrs. Rose Poole is spending a ficers, with County Deputy Fred couple of weeks visiting relatives Adams of Ophir and Irs install- at Klamath Fails. in gteam in charge. LOCAL OLD NEWS PROVERBS.... “BE SERIOUS IN OBLIGATIONS” 5 ou will find us serious, helpful, and wholly reverent in matters of finer Serving, no matter how little you can afford to spend. Advice of Pre-Arrangemens freelv given at anv time. Call as you please. ‘ ROEDER FUNERAL HOME 508 II. STREET CRESCENT PHONE 1091 CITY, CALIF. CARROTS, 2 bunches 15c BACON, lb. ... 49c Fancy Navel Juice ORANGES, 3 lbs. We wish everyone of you A Merry Christmas! Ocean Spray (whole or strained) CRANBERRY SAUCE, No. 1 can . White King Granulated SOAP POWDER, LG.. 17c 27c Lindsay Medium Campbell's OLIVES, No. 1 . TOMATO SOUP Durkees National Biscuit OLEO, Pound —————— SODA CRAX, lb. box 25c Best Foods, real MAYONNAISE, Pint 39c
