Thursday, February 16, 1956
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PfLOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
F. EIG H T
Mrs. C ath rin e D oherty and
Mrs. C. Yates, of the high school
faculty, drove two carloads of
a « r r e g u la r met ting of the
stu d e n ts to Eugene Friday, to
A zalea G arden C lub w as held Ellen A rreii and Sylvia Knox.
Following i long Illness, Mrs.
P lan s have all been m ade for
a tte n d a workshop.
February 9th at the V.F.W. H all ; rep o rt th a t if was very difficult
th e "M ortgage L ifter" Roast Jessie B ecker passed aw ay on
to
m
ake
the
decisions
on
the
in B rookings, w ith Mrs, C L.
T u rk ey S upper the VFW and Monday, F eb ru ary 13th, a t the
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fountain
F a lle rt, presiding The serving w inners as they had very n ear
L adies A uxiliary are settin g Seaside H ospital in Crescent retu rn ed , recently, from t three
sixty
essays
to
judge
and
alm
ost
tab le for the dessert luncheon
o ut th e evening of M arch 3rd. City. She was born in P etalu m a, w eeks visit to th e Middle W est.j
FranR K elley
co m m an d er,, California, on the 18th day of
w a s beautifully decorated with a all of them were very- good.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, and J
All of the essays will be used
aad M ilton F o ster ex tend an in- December, 1888, and cam e w ith
sm all valentine tree w ith violets
children, of Corvallis, spent the
in
the
conservation
display
a
t
a t the bane, und covered with
vitation to the public to come her husband, Leroy, to m ake w eekend w ith Mrs. M iller’s p a r
lace clo th H ostesses for the day the forthcom ing Azalea Festival
and fill up, so many people being th e ir home in Brookings, in 1938, ents, Mr. and Mrs. H enry B eau
w ere Mrs. E m il Edw ardson, Mrs F low er Show. The throe winning
keen on having big juicy slabs building the b eautiful ocean cliff lieu.
E d ith A ckley and Mrs T. F Mc essays will be forw arded to th e
of tu rk m eat they think only home now owned by the E rskine
Kenna. On th e table in front d Siskiyou D istrict of th e Feder-
Milt can prepare. The supper M illers. D uring he residence here
Mr. and Mrs. G erry Myers,
¡w ill be served from 6:00 p .m .,: she w as very active and progres-
th e room was a very interesting ated G arden Clubs to com pete
and family, visited relativ es in
«
' w ith tick ets a t $15 per plate.
j sive in civic affairs, having ca n ’
driftw ood arangem cnt w ith Chin there. If a w inner is chosen from
Coos Bay, a couple of days last
contestants,
ese figurines done by Mrs. Mol Brookings’ th ree
All the proceeds from th e su p 'iv a s se d the a re a for th e original week.
LLO YD A N D S U S IE V IS IT S
ino.
91 then they in tu rn will com pete Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R ussell
W*H be added to th e cu rren t m em berships in th e REA Coop-
On th e program w ith Mrs. K in the S ta te essay contest. At are spending th is w eek w ith bank account and used in fu rth e r erative^» and was one of the
A rrell as Conservation Chairm an the Aprli 12th m eeting of the Lloyd’s folks on P ark v iew Drive, im provem ents to the p roperty— early founders and earn est work-
Mr. and Mrs. R andall C a rte r
in charge, were the th ree win G arden Club an o th er program and will spend the next week things which have been put off ers in w hat developed into th e ' ancj son<, je rry , form er residents
n in g C ontestants in th< conser will lie had on conservation w ith
g usje >s folks, Mr. and Mrs. ,u n til funds were available.
Azalea G arden Club. H er e a r lie r , Of Brookings, now of Rio Dell, I
v a tio n contest sponsored by the Mr. W illis Ragland, local for- P ete T i e r c e , and „ grandm
experiences, and esp ec -, C alifornia, visited a short tim e
a
Russ M esser has been delegat-
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. business
.
$500.00 DOWN. WHY PAY
G arden C lub in the 6th, 7th and este r as sjieaker.
“Maudie.” They are on leave
to s<‘e w hat can be done in ¡ally in m eeting and congenially w ith relatives recently, a fte r
R E N T ? Sm all, alm ost new,
S th grades in the local schools
P lans are g ettin g underw ay from th e Air Force base a t Colo- 'b e way of a good movie, a fte r dealing w ith all of the public, atten d in g the funeral of Mr. i one-bedroom home in a t tr a c t
com p etin g
Each w inner read for the Spring Flow er Show to rado Cprings, Colorado.
th e supper.
made h er an especially good and C a rte r’s fath er, a t Newberg.
ive location w ith one-fourth
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sym pathetic neighbor.
,
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( acre of fine soil. W ould'be an
th e ir essay a t the mo ding and
be held during the Azalea F e s t- '
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received th e ir prize and ribbon
W E L L CHILD C L IN IC
, A fter selling th e ir ooeanside
Mrs. B arb ara M iller en tertain -
excellent deal for newlyweds
F irst prize w inner w as 'fe rry iv«l Con.rn.ttee» a te now being , H A W A llA N V A C A T IO N -
T h ere will be a W ell Child home, the Beckers bought acre- e(j t he Pinochle Club last week
or elderly couple, th a t would
form ed anti plan« matte under
M r an(| M m Mon(le
Gerlach w ith in essay on soil and
Clinic at the Brookings H arbor age in H arbor w here she and her a t h er horn? on P arkview Drive.
like a real garden and flow ers
the
very
able
assistance
of
Mrs.
plan
on
leaving
this
weekend,
w a te r con? ervation N ancy Shee
G rade School on F eb ru ary 17th husband developed a tru e high- Those present included Maude
You
will like this a ttra c tiv e
han w as second pride w inner Roy W’eideman, as general chair- for a vacation in th e H aw aiian betw een 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Dr. way beauty spot.
| Phillips, Alice G ran, F ern F arn -
price of ONLY $4350.00.
man.
w
ith
Mrs.
E.
W.
R
avekes
islands.
T
his
w
ill
be
th
e
ir
first
w ith her esay on m inerals. Pat
P au l R onniger will give physical
B e s i d e s her husband, she ham, Ruby Lowe, M arie Brown,
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M cGinnis won third place w ith and Mrs. F. A rrell as C o C h a ir - 1 furlough in b e tte r th a n five exam inations and im m unizations, leaves to m ourn th e ir loss, sis- and M arie Bishop. Mrs. F a rn
h e r essay on the conservation of j m an* Mrs. R uth B athiany will be I years and are really planning a assisted by Mrs. D orothea M iller ters Mrs. F annie Berger, of Pet- ham held high score and also
A N O TH ER M ODERN, VERY
alum a; Mrs. Mabie Allen, San the 300 pinochle prize.
trees. R unner-ups in the con general ch airm an in the horti- reaj “b u st,” going both w ays by P ublic H ealth Nurse.
A TTRACTIVE HOME L IK E
c
u
ltu
re
division,
and
Mis.
Chas.
air.
D
uring
th
e
ir
absence,
th
e
Francisco; and brother, F ra n k
test w ere Pat Marks, Janet
T
H E ABOVE—Yet in an en
G rayshel as Ju n io r place wil continue w ith H al
”
Munday, of Connecticut.
Mosier, Alice Sm ith and Mervin C harles
A road crew from Medford are
tirely different location, ju st
C
hairm
an.
P
ru
itt
in
charge.
The
funeral
sendees
w
ere
con-
Pettigrew .
really w orking on the N orth
out of the City Lim its w ith
The th re e judges, Bea Miller,
I
at
Roeder’s F u n eral Bank Road. They have blasted
L4 acre. TO TA L P R IC E IS
LeO gU G Chapel, by th e Rev. W illard several of the dangerous narro w
ONLY
$4,500.00 w ith good
M onday nights league w as Spencer, of th e Brookings A ssenr spots and one way traffic is now
term s. Come in and we will
again a b a ttle of team s all the bly of God Church, and inter- observed in places. T he road will
show them both to you.
way b ut the Brookings Plywood m ent in the Masonic Cem etery, j he gravelled instead of paved,
m anaged to stay on top of the ¡n Crescent City,
as it w as hoped.
league by one slim game. The
P allb earers w ere: Val Mend
TWO HOMES W IT H IM
Plywood men lost th e f i r s t enhall, Jr., F rancis A rrell, Ju l
Lynn H am pton, and son, D ar-
M ED IA TE PO SSE SSIO N —
game and then retu rn ed to ius Koehler, Roy \\ eidem an, Dr. roll w ere here on business, Sat
Right dow ntow n. T hese are
squeeze out a win for the sec- Ellis Thompson and Rev. W illard urday. Mr. H am pton was form-
older homes b u t very well
ond gam e and continued to tak e Sp?ncer.
je rly su p erin ten d en t of th e Brook'
kept up. Can be had on ex
th e last gam es and to tal pins.
•
OPEN 8:ooA.M. TO 9:50 P.M •
! ings Schools and now holds a
cellent term s. D rop in for full
F o r th e w inners, Neil M artin
6 Blocks North «-/ ..ity Center
details.
led th e w ay w ith a 517 s>ries and
w as pressed by Mel Sund who
Mrs. E dith Lundeen recently
had a 513 series.
retu rn ed from a visit w ith relat-1
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F o r the losing P a rts Men, Ted
DOGS O N R A M P A G E —
P osters urging all residents of ivees in Sar. Diego.
F reem an led the way w ith 476 this com m unity to "W elcome E V E N T S SC H E D U LE
Chief of Police Bud Cross re-
pins and Tiny D rake had a 475. Your H eart Fund V olunteer on
E lsew here in th e PILO T, for p o rts th a t dogs w ith licenses are
In the second set of the even H eart Sunday, F eb ru ary 26," your convenience, th e C ham ber still raising cain around th e city.
ing, K err H ardw are team w ith- w e n t up on store windows | of Com m erce is running a Cal- He said th a t ju st because a dog
stood the pace and won th ree throughout th e city this week, as en d ar of Events. If you have has a license it doesn’t en title
uhil< losing o iv game. I his win p |ans neared com pletion for the a an n y v th
th in
in g
» coming
com intr u up
n th
th a a t t you
vou the
the anim
anv special
sp e d
anim al
al to
to any
priv*
kept them in second position, house-to-house collection which w'ould like to ap p ear in this col- ileg?s such as running wild, ex-
only one gam e b 'h in d the league is to ta k e place a week from umn, ju st phone 3362 or 2396, cessive barking and all th e rest,
leaders. F o r the w inning H ard Sunday.
andit will be included. In this He asked th a t ow ners keep a
w are Men Bill H igham set the
E nrolled so fa r in th e H ea rt way, possibly you and your in- tig h ter rein on th e ir anim als, be-
pace w ith a 554 which also took Sunday' A rm y - an arm y m obil te re sts will not collide w ith cause hi? reports an increasing
high series honors of th e evening. ized to fu rth e r the w ar against o th ers and. besides, it is a re- num ber of com plaints.
Bob R ettlw turned in a 546 ser- dH . asM nf , he hpart and circul. m ined of events going on in y o u r -------------------------
G ala Rice Platter
ies and Bud Lowe w ith a 504 ation are 30 volunteers. Most of town which could be of g reat
A dd U N D E R W O O D D e v ile d
series helped them in m aking th e them are housewives. T hey have, interest to you.
H am to c r e a m e d v e g e t a b le s
win.
j.nd sp oon o v e r M ’J ’B q u ick
been assigned between 15 and 25' — ------------------------- ---------------------- '------------------- ----
c o o k in g rice.
T heir opponetns, the B & H homes each.
Logging Supply team , m anaged
-UNDERW OOD
Welcomed into the local rantr«j
to win only the one gam e, and during th e last week w ere the
• deviled ham
Ray G adberry led the way w ith A ltar Society, captained
^Hopping
by
COOKING RICE
a 5.38 series followed by C. E. Evelyn Munley. They are as
DefTenbaugh w ith a 515 series. follows: Mrs. Clyde B raynard,
around
In the third set of the evening, Mrs An(jrpw ROnde. Mrs. W a lte r
the Brookings M achine shop boys p nmbofT Mrs W illiam U ro w -
for an
m anaged to hold on to third m an
Mrs. D orothy Elm gren,
place by w inning th ree gam es M rs. Jesse Hoagland. Mrs John
from the W ards Gas and Appli' Tìnti M rs Eva Kassa, Mrs. Ju le
a nee Team which could only K ohler. Mrs Leo Q uinlan, and
m anage to win one gam e. F or
G ary W im berly.
the Machiners, W hitey M atson
‘«Tf is hoped th a t an over
again led the w ay w ith a 534 se r w helm ing m ajo rity of th e cit
ies followed by Tony C hristensen izens of this com m unity will r e
who blazed aw ay w ith a rousing mnin home Sunday afternoon to
487 series to help k.?ep the pace «•’«trnrnn th e ir H eart Fund Vol
of the winners.
unteers in person," sr.'d George
F o r the losing Gas Men, Ed Ts.^nincr pinart Fund Sunday
Edson It'd the w ay w ith 512 pins c h a irrnan "Those who find it
and was followed by Roh DefT impossible m ay leavr* th e ir con-
enbaugh. who tu rn ed in a 485.
« rb i’t 'n " ' in an envelope a t th eir
In the fourth set of th? even front doors, o r mav m ake use of
ing, th e Brookings-H arbor Pilots a self-addresed ’not-at-hom e’ en-
team rolled over the Dunning '•n'oTYc which the ID a rt Fund
M otors team by w inning three volunteer will leave in the event
I gam es while losing one By vir- no one answ ers the doorbell."
I tu e of this win the Pilots again
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| ju m p 'd out of the cellar posit before the end of th e m^»«tb
ion For the w iners, Jim H arper
T‘ho‘'O havi-'e tninea th u s fa’-
led the way w ith a 513 series arp; A7a1pn T
iS » u*
and Wild J >e M urphy h e lp 'd to T ,id<»e R rnoH nt»s Kned it" '1 S««M»d
èc. 4 / — i u ¿J
m ake the wins ’ ’ a 496 series T,r o '',-’nr«3 vf"rVt'*
r»».z«r>Vs;d«'
For the losir ’ ’ ito r Mon la's ' '.a’<'a and P u lh Fanm . B ,(■ H
Twohy led his f " m ah s " th a * rtr’rridfr fsonnlv Pnow p T n m h c r
’47 series and 1 Oti I. ad a Cnrnnnnv, C am p b ell. C F O edar
.. .make a
432 series is the
o s< ore’ s of »
O rm e t-v P h e te n H om e and
their team
pretty package!
' • ♦n Qhetco Tnn
Ch*’te<i Barlm r ’'h o n C hristen,
/.«itt/io Standings H’oa fxw t sen Cleaners. C u ”:o chonoe C u r.
Takes a tw inkling to choose
Paookines Plywaxxi
19
5 Del Cleaners. Cliff House. Denn
perfect-fitting stretch sheers
e rr H anlw are
18
6 S h p p 1 v . H em ppev
jVtdgp P ly
that out-perform any other
¡’röökin s Machine Shop 13
11 m outh. F r a n k ’s P lu m b in g a n d
stocking today. N o sleight-of
B a H 1 . ging Suppiv 11
13 P ’ectric F o ster and Bolvi, H om
h a n d -it's Double Feature’-
W ards Gas & Appliance 11
13 e r Ha>” ’e rtv . ? fn r,e H an scam
w ith the twin-thread knit
D unning Motors
15 H anseam ’s C en ter
H endrick’’
that never fails (even if
Bm okings-I (arbor P ilot
16 fu rn itu re , GV»n’s **odel Bakery,
one thread goes, the
lu ttte ll P a rts ....
17 M M. Ja k le w ic ’ He»'-' K err
second holds). Pick her
I
B R-R R -R -R -R
T h at w hite stuff th a t looked
like snow, oven on the Pedroli
Range, back of H arbor, Wed-
nesday morning, was snow but
it didn’t sta y long a fte r th e sun
cam e out.
IN C IS IO N CLUB
Chucky K err has the bulge on
m ost of th e school kids. He s one
of the youngest m em bers of th e
"Incision Club, and sure has it
on m ost of the o th ers of his
social w hirl, T'w on’t be long be-
fore he will be back in school
telling ’em all about it.
RDEN CLUB HAS CONTEST
V.F.W . To Have
M ortgage Party
Rites Are Said For
Mrs. LeRoy Becker
Reel Estate
Agency
« Insurance
• Notary
Public
Commercial
HI-WAY MARKET
HFART SUNDAY
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Cham-
b?r of C im m erce’s recru itin g
drive is going over in a big way
th e ye,a- w ith a crew of a dozen
out contacting each of th e mer-
t'- in ts under th e d irectorship of
A1 Phillips
K'ftv m em bers have already
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bc«^ added to the ("ham ber o* S~> " - n
M’es* Coast Telephone.
C m m erce rolls, w ith th e drive
only several w eeks old
It is P r x k ;P'’s-H arbor Pilot.
hoped th at mm* r '
" ’’
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presto! you’ll see a
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