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Byrne, d a u g h ter of M rs.. Archie McVay was taken to the
Byrne is spending this ¡Seaside hospital at Crescent City
l( wnil her mother befor? last Thursday. Jan. 15, where he
■\in-4 for Tucson. Ariz.. where is under traction to relieve pain
m
<nrolled for the next sem- resulting from an old injury to
B hired
A re Appointed
T he first C ham ber of Com
m erce d irectors’ m eeting of the
t e a r was held Ja n u ary 15. A
program for 1953 was approved
and the following (icrmanent com
m ittees appointed:
Program K arl Ostenberg.
Publications
H arry Lyness,
chairm an; W. L. Crissy, George
Funk. Fd McClain. A rthur Knox.
Housing Paul
Davis. chair
m an; Ed M et’lain.
Budget
Tony Christensen,
chairm an: H arry Lyness, C. Gray
shel, Hom er H aggerty.
Industrial Development E stes
M orton, chairm an; A rthur Knox.
H arbor Development
Chas.
Grayshel. chairm an.
M em bership C om m ittee All di
rectors.
The directors have continued
several 1952 projects for comple
tion* and know th a t they will re
ceive the full supjHirt of th e com
m unity. The forem ost problem
for 1953 continues to be harb o r
developm ent. W ith this in minds
the directors have arranged M
have a discussion on the i n i » »
of the two proposed h arbor plans
at the Ja n u a ry 29 general m eet-
! mg.
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" . . . at the University of Ari- ,lls back
da. Joan has been attending
llamette U niversity at Salem
t because of so much sinus
nible while in Salem has de
ed to change schools in order to
ce advantage of the w arm er cli-
Ite in Arizona. Mrs. Byrne and
s. Grace Yelton expest to ac-
mpany Joan to Tucson by car
soon as the flood conditions
o\v their departure.
B r o k i n g s I la r b o r P ilo t 9
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1953
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Christenson
are in Portland this week on busi
ness and, like all travelers near
the coast, may find it a real prob
lem getting home.
Ben Kern, who had his car
wrecked near Garberville, Calif.,
where it is being repaired will go
south to pick it up as soon as,
road conditions perm it.
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Crook drove
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truck to P ortland last week
Mr. and Mrs Claude G oldizen,
id while it w as being readied
1 te a s p o o n s a lt
E R E ’S a m eal-in-a-dish th a t's
ir use they did the town. Clarice will go south to Port Huenem e
1 p o u n d g ro u n d le a n b e ef
nutritious,
economical,
ta
sty
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3
cup S ta r la c n o n f a t d r y m ilk
ime home w ith some nice tro- and Camarillo, Calif., to visit 1
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cu p c h ili sauce
and
easy
to
fix.
T
ry
m
eat
pies
their daughter, Betti, and son. in potato crusts with inexpensive
1 te a s p o o n s a lt
lies.
D a s h of p e p p e r
Raymond, and
their
families nonfat dry milk added to both the
1 eg g
> „
whenever
it
becomes
possible
to
ground
beef
and
the
mashed
pota
Cook potatoes and onions to
Rev. J. L. M umbower and wife
toes for ex tra nutrition as well as
g ether in salted boiling w ater un
re away for a th ree w eeks’ rest get through to Eureka.
added flavor.
til tender, about 20 to 26 m inutes.
?riod in California. Ed McClain
N onfat dry milk is a rich source
Drain. M ash: s tir in 4 tablespoons
ill occupy the pulpit while Rev-
Art Benson returned from a of protein, calcium, riboflavin and
S tarlac nonfat dry milk powder
rend M umbower is gone.
trip to Florida on Monday during lactose even though it is so very
and salt; beat well. Divide m ashed
potato m ixture into fourths and
the transportation tie-up. He flew economical. A one-pound package
of nonfat dry milk, available, at
spread
four 6-inch pie plates w ith
from
E
ureka
to
Crescent
City,
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Pearm ine
the grocer’s, m akes five q u arts ef
potato m ixture. Combine l>eef, Vi
eturned last week from a three caught a ride to Gilbert creek nonfat milk a t only about nine cup S tarlac no n fat dry milk pow
veeks* vacation in Los Angeles. where he was picked up by his cents a quart-
der, chili sauce, salt, pepper and
For good eating try :
egg; blend thoroughly. Fill each
'hey were the house guests of brother-in-law. L. H. Kirkley.
Meat Pies in P otato C rusts
potato lined pie plate w ith one-
lrs. Pearm ine’s sister and fami The Benson family plans to go to
(M akes 4 servings)
fourth of beef m ixture. Rake in
Florida
where
Art
will
practice
ly-
4 m e d iu m -s iz e d p o ta to e s , diced
T u rn those e x tra Item s Inti
m oderate oven (350°F.) 25 to 30
chiropractic.
1 m e d iu m -s iz e d o n io n , fin e ly
ch o p p ed
m
inutes.
G
arnish
w
ith
onion
rin
g
s
rash
bv Pilot Classified eds.
Charles and P earl Young left
4 ta b le s p o o n s S ta r la c n o n fa t d r y
I
and parsley.
m ilk
as week before the latest storm s
Conner K essler
and
Doyle
[closed the roads for Arizona and Rausch with truck loads of sup
New Mexico, w here they will plies foi C urry county Lum ber S eattle and take a plane for the I
spend most of th eir tim e hunting Co.
from
G rants
Pass
got island.
and buying fine specim ens of through shortly before Highway
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NO TICE BROOKINGS GARBAGE SER V IC E
rock for cu ttin g and polishing. 1.01 was closed Saturday. T h e y . Mr. anil Mrs. Chas. Morgan, j
V. Ill Hr K nown H ereafter As
Both are much interested in this i got along fine until they reached) nee Betti Goldizen, are p arents of
SMITH GARBAGE SERVICE
kind of a hobby.
Gilbert creek bridge washout. | a daughter, born on S aturday,
They spent the rest of Saturday Jan. 17.
night in the truck cabs and next
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w isn u> haul their ow n reiu se.
morning got a ride into Brook
A rth u r Crites, his son Angus
ings.
and Dud Rankin. Bakersfield,
<M<.> AT K S T R A \« ’K TO IH MIO
For Service In T h is A rea W rite
w ere guests of R otary Tuesday
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noon.
Mr.
Crites,
a
one-tim
e
dis
A le tte r to The Pilot from Mrs.
SMITH GARBAGE SERVICE
Bill Ward of Seattle, who waa trict governor of Rotary, had an
BR O O K ING S, ORE.
interesting
message
for
the
m
em
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injured in a car w reck north of
here some weeks ago when she bers. Dr. J. E. Stevenson was
and her family were on the way surprised w ith a cake in honor of
to visit Bill’s m other, Mrs. B er his 84th birthday.
nice W ard of Brookings. Says she
T ry Pilot Class Ads they p a y
is now getting around a little
without crutches, but her knee is
still stiff and not responding to
treatm ent as it should. It is hoped
Wiring Contractor—Appliance Repair
that a few more weeks will bring
it back to normal. The W ards
R E SID E N T IA L
—
IN D U ST R IA L
are form er residents and are now
in the m inistry in S ea.tie.
Teacher of
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riano— Voice
Leonard Peterson, who has re
P O. Box 337. Brookings, Ore.
ceived a call to report to Kodiak,
Phone 2944
Pipe
Organ
Alaska, for a job as lithographer,
is being delayed by the storm s
BROOKINGS, ORE.
and road conditions.
He will STUDIO
D o you w ish to tra d e , b u y , o r sell - T r y P ilo t W a n t A d s-
leave as soon as it is possible for
H
GEORGE'S ELECTRIC
NORINE HARVEY
"L e t George Do I t "
r :. ~ ¿ursnunr. : tr
BAYVIEW GARAGE
EVERY SUNDAY FROM NOON TIL 9:00 P M . TO SER V E
A t State Line
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Specializing in Radiator Repair
Call Brookings 2231 between 5:30 and 7:00 pm .
for delivery service
In addition to our now famous Sm orgasbord at $2.50, w ith th ree hot dishes,
we will also serve a la carte specials to m eet your wishes
GEORGE SHIPLEY, OWNER
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MATOT BUILDING
Com plete line of Gas Appliances - w ater headers
furnaces
-
ranges
-
floor furnaces
Servel refrigerators and space heaters
PROPANE GAS
Tm.I.s for sale, ren t or lease
Phone 2S91
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I N.IOINTED F R IE D CHICKEN, salad, hot bread and honey............... $1.65
J
Curry County Gas Company
ALL YOU CAN EAT
i RAI) LOL1E C iab m eat served on crisp lettuce, w ith chef s special
dressing and garnish .....................................................................................
SPA G H ETTI AND M EAT SAUCE, grated cheese, cole slaw, bread
and b u tte r —............ ........................................................“............ ........
.... $
STEAKS
To suit your appetite
We alw ays s-Tve homemade bread and jam at
SHAP'S MAGIC KITCHEN
Abler Road
PH O N E 4041
1 4 miles N. of C rescent City, ofT 101
We C ater to P arties and B anquets
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