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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
be held at the cdhimunity hall
on Thursday evening, Jan. "1, at
7 o’clock. This will be a social
meeidng when club members en
« , The Ramrods, sponsored by tertain husbands a' an even »ng
Chetco Rod & Gun Club, won party. Members are urged to
their fourth straight league game bring their own table service.
in the Crescent City circuit on
Tuesday night, by overpowering
the Bay City Club, 55 to 17.
High scorers for the locals
were Jim Barrett with 11 points,
A note with their Christmas
Tony Felipe with 10. Harold Put
card to the Pilot, Mr. and Mrs.s
nam with 9 and Bob Astin, 8.
The Ramrods also won two ex George D. Asdel, recently of Port
hibition games last week by de Orford, but now of Santa Mon
feating Case’s Sport Shops, 40 ica, Calif., will not return from
to 31 and Cave Junction, 51-33, their Christmas visit.
Instead Mr. Asdel has taken
the latter being played here last
employment with Lockheed Air
Thursday evening.
craft, building airplanes, a work
which he followed before coming
to Curry county just after the
last world war to start Oregon
Berry Co., at Port Orford, prop
agators of blueberries.
SMITH RIVER Friends and
Port Orford correspondence is
relatives were shocked here on now being handed by Hazel Cram
Monday, to learn of the sudden who will also do a very good
passing of Mrs. Bertha Wood, job, the Pilot feels.
victim of a heart attack Sunday
at her home at Santa Rosa..
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Native of Siskiyou county, she
was the wife of the late Mark
Wood, who died earlier in 1950.
She was well known in this area
Bruins of Brookings High will
and in the Brookings and Har-
meet
Gold Beach high on the
lived
bor area, where the Woods
local
floor
this Friday evening in
hus-
many years. She and her
two
games.
There will be no
band were owners of the Harbor
volleyball,
reported
Lynn Hamp
Store which they sold to E. E.
ton,
in
talking
tc
the
Pilot.
Hanscam in 1924. In 1948 they
The
Bruins,
erratic
in their
sold their property and moved
previous
games,
are
expected
to
to Santa Rosa.
be
given
a
race
against
their
old
Mrs. Wood spent several of
the past summer months here rivals from the county seat. The
,
and in Brookings renewing ac games start at 7:30 p. m.
quaintances.
Surviving are two sisters: Mrs.
Clara Bailey of Fort Dick and
Mrs. George Widney returned
Miss Etta Walker of Santa Rosa
and a brother, Ira Walker of San Wednesday from Portland where
Francisco. Relatives who left on her son, Bobby, is at Doernbech-
Monday to attend the funeral in er hospital, being fitted with an
cluded Mr. and Mrs. William artificial eye.
Buckner, Mrs. Clara Bailey and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Panzer and
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bailey.
family and Mrs. Doris Ackley
Get-Together Christmas Day
were New Years guests at the
One of the happiest get-togeth- home of Mr .and Mrs. Stanley
.
er events was the family re-union Patterson.
held at the home of Mr. and
The Better Half club celebrat
Mrs. William Morrison Christmas
ed
New Years eve with a party
day, when their daughters and
at
the
Rod and Gun club biuld-
sons and families were at the
ing.
Mrs.
Putnam entertained on
parental home to enjoy a tur
her
organ.
It was reported that
key dinner. Among those present
over
100
attended.
were Mr. and Mrs. Laut Hollings
worth of Richmond and son Le-
Roy of Smith River; Mr. and Mrs.
Osborne Woolworth and two
children; Mr. and Mrs. Marland
Rice and three sons of Albany,
Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sarina and four children; Mr. and
Mrs. Billie Morrison and daugh
ter and Freddie Morrison all of
Smith River. It had been several
years since all had been together.
the lasting loveliness
New Years Dance Attracts
of a wave
The New Year’s dance, held on
that’s alive with luster
Dec. 31 was one of the big so-
... yet soft
cial events of the year, with the
hall crowded, coming from far
as candle light,
and near to bid adieu to the old
year and Welcome 1951. Good
It’« the wonderful
music was furnished with plenty
new
of noise makers. Bundles of col
ored balloons were hung on the
ceiling, and were let tdown at
midnight. Supper was served ’n
the banquet hall by Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald McClish.
The sum cleared will be used
for improvements to the hall.
To Sponsor Supper.
Smith River Womens club is! Coll for your appointment ledo*
sponsoring a pot luck supper toiCourtiers Beauty Studio
Ramrods Slaughter
Bay City Quinetet
Asdels Will Return
To Aircraft Work
News of Death
Shocks Community
Gold Beach Teams
Here Friday Eve.
LOCAL
On Famous Pelican Bay
Page Three
Brookings
Market
Where the Mohey
Goes Farther—
Where the Variety
Is Larger—
Where the Service
Is Better—
Where the Produce
Is Fresher—
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