BROOKINGS.HARBOR
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The Chetco Choral Society
will give a recital of Christmas
Songs at the Assembly of God
Church at 7:30 p.m., Sunday
evening, December 18th. There
will be an especially appropriate
Christmas p;ogiam at the same
church that morning, between
9: 45 and 11:00 am . Public is
invited to attend.
— OCEAN
THEATRE—
ON HIGHWAY 101
5 MILES NORTH OF CRESCENT CITY
Mrs. James Moe and family
left Thursday for the holiday
season at Hoquiam, Washington.
F ri-S at. Dec.
Mrs. Tom King spent a few
«lays, recently, with her husband
who is stationed at Ft. Dick.
Gldin Ford—Dorothy McGuire—Arthur Kennedy
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T-R-l-A-L
R ID E
VAO U ERO
Robert Taylor — Ava Gardner — Howard Keel
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Kruger
made a business trip to Bandon
last weekend.
Sun-M on, December 18-19 —
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Betty Davis — Richard Todd — Joan Collins
BELLES ON THEIR TOES
Myrna Loy — Jeanne Crain — Jeffrey Hunter
Tues-W ed-Thurs-Fri-S at, Dec 2 0 -2 1 -
CLOSED -
The Staff and Management Wish To
Extend Their Holiday Greetings
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BULB FARM OR CHICKEN
RANCH, nice home. 15 acres,
irrigation system, tractors,
attachments, spray outfit,
fine bulb sh«Nl and could be
converted for chickens, ex­
cellent well water, close to
town on good road, $18,000
on terms.
10 lb bag $1.29
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Fourteen new members of
Chapter 206. Modern Music Mas­
ters Society were presented keys
I and membership cards during
the initiation ceremony held in
the Brookings-Harbor H ig h
School Music Room. Saturday.
December 10th. Members of the
M \rtle Creek. Oregon. Chapter
i of The Society conducted the
ceremony and also presented the
Charter to the new Brooking*
Chapter.
Modem Music Masters is an
1 international honor society for
I high school musicians and en-
. courages better musical per­
formance and participation in
I musical activities in the schooi
; and community.
New members in the Brook-
| ings-Harbor Chapter include:
Ann Baldwin. Kay Nichols, Mar­
lene Olsen. S\ Ivia Gates. Joan
Kanick. Jackie Smith, David
Bushnell, Phil Kessler, David
Gates, Jerry Smith. Judy Sadler.
Mar\ Gail Smith. Sally Swanson
and Ron Bullock.
Alter the initiation o?remony
the new members presented a
mucisal program to demonstrate
their musical ability.
Among the Myrtle Creek stud­
ents and parents present for the
presentation were: Larry Towns,
I Van Walker, Gary Hall, Kieth
Ulam, Myra Kelly, S ron Sev­
erson, Joan Sheppard, Mike
Walker. Mr. and M rs. Leo Ulam
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MONDAY -< »runnel Round Steak Dinner
TUESDAY Carrying my lunch, going to get
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haircut at the Chetco Barber Salon. w
* WEDNESDAY Steak Dinner
5 THURSDAY—Chicken Livers or Creamed
I
Chicken.
£
w ER1D U lush Day -Creamed. Crab or Shrimp
£ SATURDAY- Doing last minute shopping atg
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• the Dairy Creeni for lunch.
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SVNDAY —Closed Today—Santa Is Here.
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BEST FOODS —
VEGETABLES
.., SOCIETY INITIATES
ONLY $4350. TOTAL PRICE
neat little home with 1 bed­
room and extra small room
that could Iv fixed up for a
«rbihl about '4 acre, in nice
district, reasonable terms
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CHOCOLATE Chips
MODERN MUSIC MASTERS
GOOD IJTTLE BUSINESS,
full price $850. Lease on store
building and an apartment.
Chance for man to work out
and woman to make good
money and still tv at home.
3 RENTAL HOUSES, income
$85 (X) month, full price with
S acre $5750. Reasonable
terms.
In
DOg Food OK
Team Standing Won Lost
Chetco Home ............... 39 17
Ship A-Shore
32
Shitr River Variety
29
White Rock ................... 29
Hi-Way Market ........ 25
Moores V ariety............. 24
Brookings Feed & Seed ...23
Smith River Tavern
22
High individual games were:
Yolande Vaughn 218, and Betty
Guthrie, 203. Last week Ricky
Haggerty had a 190 and Jean
Malcolm had a 188.
High individual series, Yol-
ande Vaughn 529; and Betty
Guthrie 523. Last week Ricky
UNFINISHED BUT VERY
LIVEABLE, bath in, huge liv­
ing room, 2 bedroms, extra
little cabin, could be fixed up
for rental. Near Plywood, for
$4,500. makn* a small down
paym<‘nt, balance $50 month,
plus interest.
C E --
Garden Corner
Chatter
CALORETTE LEAGUE
LITTLE ESTATE IN CITY.
% acre, walking distance of
shopping, excellent soil, cozy
little home with one huge
bedroom and one room could
be finished for spare, lots of
flowers and shrubbery The
Furnished price $7750, $1050
down and balance $50 l»er
month plus interest.
HA'.
Haggerty hit a 541 and Jean
SINGING BANTYS
Malcolm a 512. Hi-way Market
A successful Evangelistic cam­
Bill Martineau has lost faith
had a high-team game with a
paign came to a close Wednes­ 616, and high-tpam series with a in his qualifications as a live
day evening. Mr. Gaverluk is a 1686.
IT'S GLAMOROUS
stock judge. Last Fall he got a
1 real artist in chalk drawings
WITH DECORATIONS
herd of banty chickens and their ■
1 and the pictures he drew every
AT
night told the story of the Bible.
mamma from Eva Lee Long. BROOKINGS FEED and SEED
BEAVERETTE LEAGUE
Mrs. Gaverluk is a talented sol­
K. Potonick had a high game Didn't want to overstock his
STRYOFOAM
oist. Thursday evening w a s with a 182, while Jean Malcolm range so shipped East his sur­
By the Slab. Foot, or Inch
I sweetheart night, and corsages and Betty Guthrie each had a
EVERYTHING
were presented to Mrs. T. H. 178. K. Potonick had a top series plus. keeping, he thought, a seed
To Decorate It With
Dooley, as Mr. and Mrs. Dooley of 493 and Jean Malcolm had a stand of three females and a
SPARKLE
had been married fifty-one years 456. Mincers had a 885 high- j male. Anyhow, what gripes Bill
METALLIC SPRAY
i and they were the oldest of team game and Lesmeisters had ,s that three of his herd are
SEQUINS
the ‘'Sweethears” present. Mrs. a 2543. Last week Jean Mai- '
. the
..
SPANGLES
singers
and
little
pullet
Frank Fanger was the Sweet­ colm had a 190 and Eskie Mc-
BEADS — SNOW
heart who came the furtherest Nees had a 189, Ann Olson a 204. don’t hardly have time to snatch
FOIL WRAP
as Mr. and Mrs. Fanger live
M. Rettke had a 502 and E. a meal.
CANDLES
eight miles up the Chetco iRver. Mitchell 497, and Y. Vaughn a
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM f
Pat Herman was the newest 474 last week.
DUCK FEED
GIFT POTTERY
Sweetheart as her engagement
FIGUERINES
Team
Standing
Won
Lost
Mr. and Mrs. Montie Leonard.
to Walter Garvin was recently
CHOIR CHILDREN
Lesmeisters ....................34 18 Mr. and Mrs. Hal Pruitt, and
announced.
FLOWER HOLDERS
Kerr Hardware .............. 31 21 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox enjoyed
PLANTERS
Mr. and Mrs. George Magley, Mincers ........................... 29 23 a feed of mallard duck at the
and PLANTS FOR THEM
of Sumner. Wafhington, spent Mode O’Day ..................26 26 Cliff House, this past weekend. A TABLE FULL OF SANTAS
Montie suplied the duck from
several days, this past week as Brookings Market .......... 25 27
REINDEER — TINSEL
his
cache acquired over around
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B & H Logging .............. 23 29
TO MAKE YOUR PACKAGES
Sadler.
Hanscams ......................20 31 Klamath Falls, this past hunt­
BEAUTIFUL
ing season.
Wards Propane .............. 19 32
TREES and STANDS
by RUT& BAT HI ANY
Cards have been received from
Mrs. Palm Stout, who is trav­
elling in the Near East. She was
recently in Persia and wrote
that the old mosques and the
churches were lovely but the
people were poor, ill-clothed,
and poorly fed. Her son, Bobby,
will fly to Hong Kong and have
Christmas there with his moth­
er. both returning to the U.S.
SURE CHAMP —
Tall Tin
early in the year.
G IA N T MADERA
Mrs. Vernon Hanscam and
Mrs. E. Erb were hostesses for
the regular meeting, Thursday,
of t".e Baptist Missionary Soc­
iety. Mrs. Sadler was in charge
of the program
N o ta ry
p ro fits and expen-^
ses during the re ­
construct on period.’
L e t us p iv e y o u
♦ ho fa c ts on th is
im p o rta n t form of
p ro te c tio n .
Thursday, December 15, 1955
BROOKINGS. OREGON
MRS ACKLEY'S NOTES
CHORAL CLUB SINGS
Use & O ccupancy
insurance w ill p ro­
vvide for the loss of
PILOT -
lilt
i A.M.
TO Q30 P.M