Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, November 15, 1956
Mrs. George Wiitala
Brookings Items
T he com m unity was saddened
b y the sudden d eath of Mrs. Geo
rge W ntala, last S aturday. The
funeral was held at the Colonial
M ortuary, P ortland, and in ter
m ent in the W illam ette N ational
C em etery.
This past week two new busi
nesses appeared in town. Two men
setting up a collection agency in
the M anley building and a photo
grapher ju st about settled on his
lop
< ation. Besides a couple
from Tacoma seriously interested
Born Ethel L .p p e rt in Sarles, in investing in property.
S outh Dakota, M is W iitala had
Paul Bowen, who lives just over
lived for th irty one years in P ort the l ne in California, has been
land w here she graduated from the recipient of four pints of
01 -><< this past week, from the
the Jefferson high school. E> s . . •.■>
W alking Blood Bank. The donors
her husband, wh > lives in Erook were
Merc Jaclewiez, Ernest
ings, she is survived by ht m other Clark, A rline King, and Lucille
Mrs. Lena L epper’ P< . .land, two wood.
i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michska,
sisters and tv
brothers.
M arlin, Oregon w ere week end
guests of the Robert Meeks.
Dr. an , Mrs. John A. Benson,
Si Petersburg, Fla. announce the
arriv al of th eir third baby d au g h
ter. The new girl arriv ed Friday,
a .»a. and Mrs. C harles
Bickner, Brookings are the g ran d
pa -ents, as is Harold “B ud”
Thompson of H arbor. Mrs. Ben
son is H arold’s daughter. The
Hickners are Dr. Benson’s p a r
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Mose. and
Mr. and Mrs. R O. Roles ,f In-
d e p u i V nce, Oregon and Mrs. D.
louie cf P art and, are spend
ing a few days at th e home of
Mrs. Flora Weber and Mrs. Red
field. Mrs. Moset and Mrs. M o o t
Brookings, Oregon
are sisters of Mrs. Weber, and
AD. Roles is a brother.
H. H. A yer re tu :.. d 3 atu r„f.y
from a two m onth’s business trip
to th e middle west, his head q u ar
ters being in St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. W arren Sm ith re
tu rn ed recently from a .three
'.e e k ’s trip to Southern C alifor
nia.
Mrs. Beat ice Calderw ood has
com e from Lakeview to h a rb o r
pend the w inter and get aw-ay
from the snow. She will live at
Cham bers Court, H arbor
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Myers of
’’lilsooro, spent several days w ith
the Lee D rorbaughs on th eir way
hom e from Los Angeles.
The women of the P iesbyterian
church are sponsoring an azalea
sale at Dirnmicks’ M arket, S at
urday, the 17th, at 10 a.m.
A round of din n ers and bridge
r. . >nor of Mrs. Ldayd Moss has
been held during th e past two
wt-eKS. 1 he Masses leave soon for
th eir fu tu re home at Corona Del
Rey, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sadler left
Monday for McMinn rule, to a t
tend the state convention of the
A m erican Baptist Convention, be
ing this week
F rank Fanger retu rn ed Sunday
from P ortland, go n ; n jrth with
D. D. Williams both on business
lor the local school.
A dinner for lilv bulb growers
TENDER, PLUMP TURKEYS
FOR THANKSGIVING !
<hri>îmA> ûr««tî»wp
on D ecem ber 5, vas banned at
th e Home Economics m e tin g F ri
day. T here w as a ver sm all at-
tendance ow ing to m any of the
m em b er' still w orking in the lily
field-. Mr
C atherine S r i.h is
the new Home Ec. chairm an. The
next meeting will be a C hristm as
party on D ecem ber 14.
Dr. Cate >■ abl-. to be around
again after being co n fin 'd to his
home for the past th ree m onths.
E astern S^.ar C ific e i:
H ere for M eeting
UBEW
Aftuncys
35c lb.
BEEF
75c lb.
RIB STEAKS
25c lb.
B EEF
JELLIED OR STRAINED
•t
69c lb.
444$
DRY PACK
pkg. 2 7 c
LO O K
G hiradelli
HOT
No. 2’s
E v e r y B ir d G u a r a n te e d
<544 -
CK0C0LAT2 CHÏ !’ S
6 oz.
6 fcr 9 9 c
SXO Cl
SÌXVW
eva po ra ted
____ MILK! cl
2 fo r» 7c
Instant N O N F A T
DRY MILK
79c
7 9 s lb
Western Maid
MARGARINE
5 lbs. - 9 9 c
AT
T H IS
YAMS and SWEH CPU JS
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CELL; M R y i >
S tudents from every Oregon
county, 38 states and 40 foreign
countries are registered this fall
at Oregon S tate college.
C urry county students num ber
27, eight m ore than last year.
A breakdow n of the 6791 regis
tration total shows 5391 students
from Oregon. 1027 from other
states. 166 from foreign countries,
152 from Hawaii and 55 from Al
aska.
C alifornit students account for
h alf cf the ' ‘ of-state students
w ith 584 regis* red frem th at
state. T her? are 171 enrolled from
W ashington.
S .u d 'n tc from the Brookings
o~ea are:
B ro k in g s —Ronald Akers. Rich-
nrd E.ters. H enry Herwlg, A lbert
K lett,
G erald
Myers,
Robert
Swan, Dale W i l l i a m s , Vic? r
Y har
I H irb o r—P i. Ud Bailey.
2 for 19c
DEUCiOVi APPLES
2 lbs. 29c
C LU B
COFFEE
g.
MINCE MEAT
TURKEY
YACHT
I'M-I MJ ■■— J ■
< None Such
FRESH - Not F ozen
A
27 Curry Students
Enrolled at OSC
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ORDER NOW!
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3 fo r 4 9 c
Wisconsin Red Rind
CHEESE
A fter the evening m eeting re
freshm ents were served to about
100 mmbers.
Mrs. B urton and her m other
w ere overnight guests of the
Bickners
Cranberry Sauce y*
Lean & Brisket
BOILING
Before the m eeting the P ast M a
tro n ’s club served a chicken d in
n er to th e distinguished guests,
the officers and courtesy girls of
both C hapters at th e Rod and Gun
club.
Ocean Spray
USDA Good
N o .l
Del N orte C h ap ter No. 49 of
Crescent C ity w as well rep rese n t
ed, also M arie H unter, W. M. and
Harold Erickson, W. P. w ere p re
sent.
2'4 Tin 2 fo r 31<
GROUND
*
Mrs. B ertha O. Burton. W.G.M.
of the G rand C hapter, O.V.S. of
Oregon, and her m other, Mrs.
Bertha Stevenson, both of P o rt
land, attended the D istrict m eet
ing of S atellite C hapter No. 165,
and the Gold Beach C hapter No.
161 on T uesday, N evem ber 12,
w'ith Agda Bickner, W. M and
C harles Bickner, W. P., presiding.
Powdered
Golden Brown
Dark Brown
2-25£
PILLSBURY FLOUR
25 lbs. $189
Fresh, Crisp
CELERY
2 bunches 1 9 c
RADISHES &
GREEN ONIONS
5c bunch
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day expenses got you digging
deep for dough you just have
n't got. Yt . can solve your
money problem s—easily— w ith
a loan from Commerical F in
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FRIDAY, NOV. 1C ih.u WED.. NCV. 21
(CLOSED THANKSGIVIftG)
Phone 4171
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