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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1950)
Page Four Fnmoua For Its Mild Climate BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON evening at the cocmmunity hall, under direction of teachers of each class. At the close of th«' program, Santa will arrive and SMITH RIVER-Anthony Ro give out treats to the children. sa, Jr., 30. and his son, in com pany with Charles Penn, wore boat riding and fishing on Smith Graveside services will be held River, above Dr. Fine Memorial Bridge, Sunday afternoon when here, probably Friday, for Sgt. their motor stopped, and the boat Paul Hamilton, who died of a was caught in the current and heart attack early this week at hurled against a tree, fallen in his army base, near Benicia. Cal Residence Phone: 281 ifornia. He is son of Nancy Ham river, and capsized. Phone 341 the Penn Box 211 was able to climb on the ilton, former resident of this vi Notary Public C. O. Leonard tree and reach the bank safely. cinity, and spend some of his SALESMEN: The current carried Rosa and earlier life here. Further details O. S. Young Hans Nelson son away. Word was sent to Cres were not learned in time for this cent City and a searching party issue of the Pilot. Brookings, Oregon arrived to search the river, in Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Craig left charge of Sheriff Glover. The 5 acres Harbor ocean beach early this week for Walla Wal- frontage. Will compare with any boy’s body was found early Mon la, Wash., to visit their son Ken- in this entire area. Small house day and the father found later noth and family over the holi- and two large shed and garages. | in the afternoon, in the vicinity days. Kenneth is in the furniture Well water, also spring. Very where they had drowned. business. Surviving are the widow and best of soil. We know of no other Miss Marjorie Jacobs, senior acreage such as this between the infant son and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rosa Sr. and other medical student at Loma Linda, Winchuck a n d Chetco rivers. relatives near Crescent City. is spending a week with her un This can’t last long, so if you are Hosts at Birthday Party cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe interested in the best of ocean Mrs. Palmer Westbrook and T. Jacobs. frontage let us show you this today for tomorrow it could be Mrs. Warren Engdahl were hos- Harry Corbett (or Corbin) suf fesses at a birthday party, Sat- gone. fered a broken leg in the woods, urday afternoon at the social Tuesday, it was reported. He was For only $1250 someone should room of the church, honoring rushed to Seaside hospital by like this neat little hose and 1 their daughters, Julie Westbrook, ambulance. Cleo Kinzer, work acre—electricity. On one of the 8, and Susan Engdahl, 9. Little ing in Swan's planer, Saturday, j best graveled roads and only a folk enjoyed playing games and had his right arm caught in th? short distance from town anfj contests for several hours, and planer rolls, badly mashing his Schoo. For $500 down it can be refreshments w e r e served to arm before the machine could be conclude the afternoon. Two big yours. Drop in for a ook-in!. birthday cakes centered the ta stopped. Neither man it is re ble. Gumdrop favors and motifs ported, is in serious condition. Fine itte farm of 9’£ acres decorated the table. Guests were two houses, cement foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kerns and Barbara and Judy Samuelson. brick siding. Excellent spring, family and his mother, Mrs. B. piped to 50 00 gallon redwood Jane and Joan Westbrook, Diane E. Kerns, Sr. expect to leave tank. Large tool shed, chicken Frossini, Jenni Westbrook, Bob Friday for Klamath Falls to vis- house, hog house. Place is fenced bie Bursk, Jan and Carol Hight, it over the holidays. — many good features about this Frances and Marie Bettencourt, Clemens, Doris Wells. The Nook Cafe will be closed property. Best of all. only $5000 \ Sharon < „ ! Marie Lou Engdahl, Kay West- Monday and Tuesday, but will and you can name the terms. brook and the honored guests. remain open next Thursday, the usual day for closing. 5 acres with substantial con Great-Grand Child Born Supervisor Fred Haight receiv struction started for a home o'; Saturday will be the last day outstanding design in scenic set ed word Friday, telling of the in the Chetco Cafe for Floyd arrival of his first great-grand ting that cannot be matched for Kindel as lessee. Mr. and Mrs. beauty. Living room 24x16; kit child, a little daughter, Cynthia James Robinson will again take Ann, born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. chen 12x10; utility room 6x5; over management of the popular bath 12x10; and back porch 6x24. Shafer, of Palo Alto, Dec. 15. restaurant, which they operated Mrs. Shafer is the former Kath Heatalator, wood range and a until leasing to Mr. Kindel, who wood cook-stove included. Elec ryn Thatcher. Grandparents are has announced no plans. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thatcher of tricity in. You can buy this for only $4,000 and move right in if Palo Alto. Mr. Haight left Sun- Gould’s Shoe Store will move you don’t mind just a little pio- day to meet the little miss and from their present site to what neering. Terms may be arranged, to spend Christmas with the was once Vincent’s Shadow Room Thatchers. if desired. across the street. With closing Smith River News Notes of Vincent’s Restaurant, Brook Among the students who at- ings Rotary club has been de- 2 bedroom home on large lot tend college and have arrived prived of a mecting place tern- close in for $4500. home to spend Christmas holi-I pora ri ly. days are: Billie Hall and Betty 3-bedroom home close to school Tyler of Homboldt State. Henry' Mrs. Hudson and her daughter J for $3750. Furnished. and Robert Westbrook of OSC. Mrs. Erickson, proprietors of the ! Choice business lots in excel Corvallis; Teddy Luick of San: Brookings Laundry, will leave I lent location. Reasonably priced, Mateo and Lester Crook of San this week-end to go to Lindsay,1 Calif., to spend the holidays. The with liberal terms. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lessard left laundry will be close for a few us help you i choose the Monday by Southwest Airways days. finest Gift of All your home for San Francisco and then IO , Brookings Rotary club will be Spend Christmas in your own. go by to Dayton, Ohio, to fed at the Baptist Community , so why not spend the holidays with their church basement next Tuesday. let us show you uhat we have daughter and family, Mrs. Russell today ? Kraus and family. Carlton Bosch visited his aged Just listed for the first time: father, Frank Bosch of Klam- ( % to 1 acre with magnifies nt nth who fell recently, breaking view of ocean and Harris Park his leg above the knee, and is - fine soil, no clay, one of the confined to Seaside hospital. loveliest homesites in the entire Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanZee and At 1. O. O. F. hall area. Must be seen to be appre sons are leav ing Friday for Wood-1 ciated. Phone 341 or 281 for ap land to visit his mother and then ORCHESTRA MUSIC pointment. spend Christmas at Santa Rosa with Mrs. E. L. Comstock, moth- you can purchase some of that of choice Admission, including tax .... $1.0 Sun Harbor projM'rty a resirtcted sulxiiv ision protected ?y beau- tiful grove of trees. water piped to each tract of acre. You will ht and pleased when we how jou - drop in owner is an- t ici pa ting rais in price after the first of the year. Christmas dinner guests at the Guy Shrader home will include most of their children living in this area. C. 0. LEONARD L. L. LEONARD Motor Stops; Boat Capsized In River LOCAL NEWS Brokers Old-Fashioned DANCE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 Rotary Club Meeting Dates Meeting Dates . < , . Oregon Clubs Club Day Albany ............................ Fri. Ashland .................... Thurs. Astoria .......................... Wed. Bend .............................. Wed. Brookings ......... .......... Tues. Coos Bay-No. Bend ...Tues. Coquille ........................ Wed. Corvallis ............... .... Thurs. East Portland ....... Thurs. Eugene ........................ Tues. Forest Grove .............. Wed. Gold Beach ................ Wed. Grants Pass ................ Wed. Gresham ...................... Wed. Hermiston ................ Thurs. Hillsboro .................. Thurs. Hood River ............ Thurs. Klamath Falls ............ Fri. LaGrande .................... Wed. Lakeview .................... Wed. McMinnville .................. Fri. Medford ...................... Tues. Milton-Freewater .... Tues. Myrtle Point .......... Thurs. Newberg ...................... Wed. Oregon City ................ Wed. Portland ...................... Tues. Roseburg ............. ... Thurs. Salem ............................ Wed. Seaside ...................... Thurs. Shady Cove .... Thurs. eve. Sheridan .................... Thurs. Silverton ...................... Mon. Springfield .................. Wed. Sweet Home ............ Tues. Woodburn ................ Thurs. Time Meeting Place 12.00 ................ Hub Cafe 12:10 ........ Elks Lounge 12:01 .................... Club 13 12:00 ..... Pilot Butte Inn 12:00 ....... Vincent Rest. 12:10 ............ Tioga Hotel 12:05 ....... Coquille Hotel 12:10 ......... Benton Hotel 12:15 .......... Eagles Bldg. 12:05 ....... Eugene Hotel 12:05 ................ City Hall 12:00 ............ Parish Hall 12:10......Cave Shop Rest. 12:00 .............. Elks Rest. 12:15...Civic Center Bldg. 12:10 ........ Ch. of Com. 12:10..... Col. Gorge Hotel 12:10 Hotel Willard 12:00 .... Orella’s Garden 12:00 .... Lakeview Hotel 12:05 ....... Hudson’s Cafe 12:10 ........... Jackson Hotel 12:00 .... Milton City Hall 12:10 ....... Myrtle Hotel 12:05 ............. Ch. of Com. 12:10 ...Pend.' Coun. Club 12:15 ....... Benson Hotel 12:15 ....... Umpqua Hotel 12:00 ......... Marion Hotel 12:00...North Prom Hotel 6:29... Rogue River Lodge 12:10 .. Stage Depot Cafe 12:000 ....... Toney’s Rest. 12:00.. Greenwood Lunch 12:00 ........... Steakhouse 12:05 ............ Laurel Cafe Meeting Dates . . . Washington Clubs Club Day Kelso .......................... Thurs. Longview .................... Wed. Vancouver ....................... Fri. Walla Walla ........... Thurs. White Salmon-Bingen, Tues Time Meeting Place 12:10.. Methodist Church 12:10 .... Hotel Monticello 12:15.... Evergreen Hotel 12:00..... Marcus Whitman 12:15..... Bingen Com. Ch. Meeting Dates . . . California Clubs Club Day Arcata ............. .............. Fri. Alturas ............ .......... Tues. Eureka ............ .......... Mon. Fortuna ........... ........ Thurs. Mt. Shasta ..... .... Mon. eve Redding ........... ....... Thurs. Susanville ........ ........... Wed. Tulelake .......... ........... Wed. Yreka ................ ............ Wed. Time Meeting Place 12:10 ................ Big 4 Inn 12:15 ............ Niles Hotel 12:10 ............ Eureka Inn 12:10....Monday Club Bld. 6:30 ................ Lark Cafe 12:05...Golden Eagle Ho. 12:15....Mt. Lassen Hotel 12:05 .... Sportsmen Hotel 12:05 .............. Yreka Inn Meeting Dates . , , . . Idaho Clubs Club Day Boise .......................... Thurs. Caldwell .......................... Fri. Nampa .......................... Wed. Time Meeting Place 12:15 ....... Owyhee Hotel 12:15 ......... Eagle’s Hall 12:10.......... Dewey Palace Not Too Far . . . Nevada Clubs Reno .............................. Mon. 12:10 ............ Mapes Hotel THERE'S STILL TIME TO SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS G. E. Automatic Toaster; Sunbeam Ironmaster Sunbeam Mixmaster; Hamilton-Beach Mixer 32-piece Breakfast Dish Set $10.95 Pearlwick Clothes Hampers $10.95 Telechron Electric Clocks $4.95 and up Lovely Table Lamps, reg. up to $11.95...... $6.95 Smokers $1.95 and up HENDRICKS FURNITURE CO Saturday, Dec. 30 Brookings Lundry Will Be Closed t N O R I N E TEACHER OF from Dec. 21 to Jan. 3! We Work With SPEED to Fill Your NEED!......... A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Everyone! ♦ X PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN Life Certificate Studio Bldg., Brookings High School Credits For Accredited Pupils J
