Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, September 22, 1955, Image 11

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    BROOKINGS-HARBOR
New *56 -Mercury — To Be Her » September 29th
, b
Thursday, September 22. 1955
PILOT — BROOKINGS. OREGON
HAS H O U SE-W A RM IN G
An innovation w as a "T railer-
house-w arm ing” given Mrs. K a th ­
erin e S andstrom . A dozon friends
swooped down on het nt v.
•
id nee at th e S urfside T ra d e r
C ourt, and did the honors in style,
all happy th a t ‘K ay" had recoy r
ed. so n ie !y, ft ont h e r r e e n t
m ajo r s r g e r y . Mrs S a^^ stro m
had a beauty parlor, in H arbor,
for several years and has resum ed
o p erations in Brookings.
Two Injured
In Auto Accident
Tom m y E vans, and N orm a Suit-
or, both giving th e ir ages as 15
a nd th e ir hom e as being in Brook
ings, to g e th e r w ith W illiam Kelly,
1 of M edford, w ere injured in a
»•.-»»• >v»> '•k cn the P< dv.’e^d High-
v.av. ju st inside the C alifornia
line, according to a report. The
eeident han-mned T hu rsd ay when
• * co
d rise n by Tom m y, w ent (
. t of control and stru c k a tree. (
” .r .^ v v
jam m ed in th * e a r for •
- h-'lf h o u r or so and ? n?.T'* o ' the
c.ir body and ha ! to be p > d loo '
v. .♦» f. ■> 'dv/hor to —t h m *rce.
lie w as »be m >s seriously injured
nnd i- ■ [ a ti nt io a G ia n ts Pass
• : '
T h? o t h ’r two w ere
b rie fh hosnitadzed and released
OLDSMOBILE - GMC TRUCKS
COQUILLE ALTO CO.
Jim C rush, son of M is P o tt’
Shea, who, w ith his broth r. Ja* :
finished th e ir schooling n P r o ':
^ 2 \ From where Ì sit ~ ¿ //
ings, is h o n e on a b rie ' l? a \e .
Jim was prem >ted to s rgeant, in
—
__________ _____________ —
"
the U. S. M atin? Corps, early in
enlistm ent, which speaks of
h 's capabilities. He sixsnt a year
j. Ja n a n and Iv.s a n o th e r y e a r of
s rvice ahead ol hint, and is now
v th the U S.M .C, Test Unit, at
w/ord c a m 0, S atu rd ay , of the
Sandy Peterson’s nephew Pete From where I ait, w*e rnnst have
A more massive appearance, brought about by a new grille treatment and
nmhe C am p P en d 'etcn , C alifornia. I ' ■ sudden de th of Mis. Add.? Hill,
has gone back to co lleg e. He heard a miltioo
like thnl.
has a half a mind to stay w ith the •» • rtg t me resident of C am as
worked
on
Sandy’s
farm
a
couple
But
they
show
how
simav
people
V 1! \ Ph • w as the gran d m o th er
..........
of months last summer to get assume thetr cnatoa» are tfce only
of Jim and Jack C rush, sons of
hardened up for football.
proper onea. To naoM city folk»
................................. - ........................ Mrs. R uss Shea. Mis. SI? a and
He seemed to enjoy farm life IW «lM “ P
4:15
odd, be-
p to th e C urry C >unty H ospital h e r son. Jim , who happens to be
o r b in g s te e r in g w h e e l and «afety b<U are o <red. Sho . I? re if a Custom loui-d.,...
k n.
all rig h t t u t like most city kids « » « • "'«'I' * > " d° “ l. ’
at Gold E 'a c h . Friday, in T erre'I h er oil furlough from tb* U, S.
it took him some time to get used «»">» P‘"“P1' «><«• 1
C ooper’s am bulance. Mrs. W ater- M ar;ne CorpSt w ent to th e fu n eral,
to o fa rm e r’s schedule.
» «’• " ®f bc<'r “ ' r , g h r " “
rnan, "M ary ” to h e r m any long-
cause they happen to prefer an-
tim e friends, widow of O O. W a t­
S a n d y c la .m s th a t w h en he
|thcr bev
, „ d h, ic n ., wakw)
erm an, cam .“ Io the area, over 40
w ent in to wake I e t e - o n the
(|)e (>ct ( h it
b
I-li st of the Armed I I * ' 1* y ears ago most of v hich tim e the
first
m
o
rning—
the
boy
looked
up
*
r
owQ
c
h
o
k
a
'
;,
. ,___ _ 4l.
T he sto rk was exceptionally
.-on net to check in to the PILOT \ fam ily m ’ ade
1» th
I I n eir
i i i home
i '- i i n
wii
i ii
, *
on th'*
;
,
startled and asked w hat time it
- -
iS Jim Barclay whose folks J Jim W m chuck Last year her hou«
was.
Sandy
replied
it
was
four-
Arnold
v e tizens m aking th e ir first
ind H e’ “U live out off Arni
burned and a new cabin was built
fifteen. "Gee,” Pete m urm ured,
• peni ance. T h? Jar*.' » McGilv-
I ar.e. He sends us the name, but for h er on the old location. H er
“ if we’re going to do a day’s w ork
«
th* V incent
not the address, of an o th er local many, m any friends hop:* for her
v . h it 1 I a girl
g rt an , 1 th
tomorrow you'd better get to b ed ! ’’
f'I •
a boy, born, w ith the as-
fioy, Lee Schley, statio n ed at early m ending and retu rn .
Safe driver? Then you can have th is beii eu
s
stance
of Dr. Ronntger, on the
CopyngAi, J9J5, United States B/ete&s / ’Musdation
Pearl H arbor.
Mrs W at.um an is the m o th er of
Jim w rites th at he is B arbers Mrs Ralph K eiser, w ho have their 11th Dr. Gibson assisted a girl
auto insurance, with nationwide, prompt ,
Point N aval Air S tatio n , has a home nearby, tin the W inchuck. nto tin* hom e of Mr. and Mrs. ¿ • R e a d th e fin e p rin t i t e r i th e fin e p rin .:> id th e i ne pi in It.- d th e lin e pi .nt-
fair claims service at impohiani savings .
r t ' i e and an o th er girl to
lot of tim e on his hands and
wishes to hear from sonr? of the
Among th* divorces g ran ted in tlr Ami! How s evening th e day
Af'ioxn
boys and gifts he used to know the circuit court at Gold Beach off w ith tw in boys to Mr. and
when he lived and w en' to school d u rin g its recent session w ere: M is. E in c st Adamson.
From The
here. So, to h a d off the list we W illiam G. Higharn, from JessD
, ----------- 1 1—
In r p v to an inquiry for in-
plan to publish and inviting any M. Higharn, and Hazel L. Ray
Vacant P roperty
' rm ?t: n, v.e have been advised
service
personn»?l
in
the
vicinity
from
H
ow
ard
T
Ray.
both
coup
SAFECO does it the common sense
to w rite to:
of B arbers Point, or "P e a rl" to from Brookings.
way: Cuts losses by insuring careful
I
-1 ,i *<! D< pi ruination Unit,
look in, here's
drivers only; cuts costs by modern
G? t • ,1 R efer nces D tion,
Since notice in our last w o rk ’s
machine policy issuing methods.
J ,
B»"inch,
issue asking for the name« and
a -it tai Archives,
addresses of service personnel, the
F ed eral Civil service an: >t r c ,
You save. Call us today.
W ashington, 25, L C.
an exam ination tor M ISUFLLAN-
following have come in:
.
E’OUS O F F IC H M A CH IN E OR- I ike to took the w hole No. 10
Pvt. Richai' I Cam phell,
LRATOR. $26S0 to $4525 a y e a r
“nvelope ‘ront, and back st >op
Co. A, NStli E ngineer Btn.
in various Feck ral agent* « s in th • for tla* stam p.
Ft Carson, Colorado.
S ta te s of Idaho, M ontana, Ore-mn
It ? r ! ’ m ’ a \ . Sunt! riami
and W ashington.
Jam es D Barclay,
vs • h e a n ! Roy have moved
Apply to any fx»st office I >r ap ­
I B arbers Point N A S., Hawaii»,
a: g lb u r : ew address lw*:ng
AUTO INSURANCE..
plication form s or inform ation a s
N. A. S. ( ’rash Fire,
17765
S V .. K innam an Rd, Aloha,
to
w
here
such
form
s
ma
be
ob
N avy 14. c /o F leet P.O.,
taint'd
or
to
the
D
irector,
E
leventh
O
-
*gon.
M r and Mis. S underland
S an Francicso, C alifornia
< .imo to irockings in '45 and were
U. S. Civil Servici R e g e n , .>
We have several o th e r service F eredal Office* Building, S catti*
re t s!ul busini?ss poople, Mr.
personnel on our subscription 4, W ashington.
uaC hind is r.c.v.' w ith an outfit
lists but, as we don’t know w here
u
■ t ” r ng m etal buildings,
A pplications should h* f ' i w th
they a re stationed it w on't h? the D irector, I lt*\t th 1 3. Civil
is. S underland w rites th a t they
com plete if we only publish th e ir Service Region, 302 !•
O ‘t- <’t ': km w why they left Brook­
inailing address To be of use, ice Building, S e a ttle 4, W ashing- ings so a re co n sta n tly looking
p le a s '* s e n d u s the otficial address
im m édiat' !y.
forw ard to th e ir last move back
KlXfkSTiiR A Ì
as you adtlress tlv m and also tell --------------------- ----
to the C hetco country.
us w here in th'o w orld they a re
A ddress: V eteran, c o R IL O I,
8 s ta (ioned.
Box 338, Brookings, O regon
W A T C H FO R O C TO B E R 7tli
Joe Marsh
...M akes a Man Healthy,
W ealthy-and Tired!
J™”’“«
Word Received
t From Barclay
★ Hallo World ★
Z S
W I T
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Civil Service Exam
£
1
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COLUMBIA
RECORD Club
i : I E J. L3SMEISTER AGENCY
8
Phone 3311
Brookings 8
8
y ¿ z
Lutheran Circle lias
l irsi b ill Meeting
r
o
t
t
s
T he F a ith I ntb' "?n C ircle en-
'cyo ’ ■ *od t ’czdance a 'to r th eir
su m m er •
- a t ‘lv* first reg u lar TJ
m cotin'’ held S pt< m ber 14th at £ 12-inch long play Jazz Record it your O regon license is 3C-4355
h m? o ' Mr-’. Ella Scho. n leck. R ead th e fine p rin t Re id th e fin e p rin t
th e ’ ,-e p rin t Re n! tiie fin e p rin t-
Rev G oerhing spoke to the
mi d-e s about 1b'* C hildrens Day
R, l!y, to lie observ d Sundav.
; r -,, ‘»5th. \ special effort should
bo to bring the children to church
° ’ ’’’* l 'a \ .the R everend said
P lans w e n ' m ath' for a food
i
s' ’e to b ' held in the near future.
Tin* O ctober m eeting wall l>e at
’lit1 h »me of Mrs. N adine Schroed-
•?r.
\
Make Plans bor
Baptist Convention
1895
to
1955
The BIG store has its BIG(.| SI sale’ \ cs, DaL's is celebrating it's both Birthday hv has
ing the nit st .sensational value event you vouki ever imagine
At Botli stores, hut you can
shop at l)al\'s in ( rcsccnt ( U\ for every item sale priced .it the 1 urcka store! Special
purchases galore . . . deep ln.ukdowns on bright new bail merchandise . . . low, low prices
. . . all \o iis now during this great sale' Open a Budget Account' ( barge everything
von need, NOTHING DOWN
| M O N 1HS IO P.O on purchases totalling $so
or more. Make a date . . . make Daly's both \nmversar\ Sale \ O l R sale for the most
impirtant saviwgs you've ever had.
B ON HIGHW AY 101
Mrs C laud * Goldizen w as host-
ss rii.iistl.ty, Sept. 15th, lor the
B aptist M <sionary Societv of the
B aptist Comtnuiiitv C hurch.
Vi
Goldizen ’ed th e i> v o t:ons.
Mrs. S a d te r w as in c h arg e of the
hoif program .
Plan w ere discussed for enter-
'am in g A m erican B aptist Dis­
trict C onvention on O ctobt r 20th
a the C hurch. The nt xt m eeting
v 1! Iv a special m eeting on Oct.
17.ii Mrs John B urbach. pres-
idnet, prcsiiKxl
W A T C lt
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Susan Ball — John Lund
Bud Abbott — Lou Costell
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Abbott o, Costel’o Meet The Mummy
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