Thursday, January 17, 1957
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Koeller Called Home
Presbyterians
FOTITier Resident
J im K oeller w as called to Vul
can, A lberta, C anada on Friday,
Ja n u a ry 11, on account of the
illness of his m other, Mrs. J. IL
Elect Officers
To See Ike
Brookings, Oregon
nual m
m eeting.
eeting. The
T he dinner
d inn er proved
proved I N ew O fficers Installed
nuai
a delightful prelude to the m eet
ing which was held around the A t Lutheran Church
d inner tables.
Mr. and Mrs. W ard of K lam ath
The new officers of the F aith
Falls, Oregon w ere visiting th is
The Rev. H enry M. O sterm eier, L utheran church, who w ere in
m oderator, presided at the m e et-! stalled at a recent church service
Four m em bers of the K lam ath w eek at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Deans.
1 he an n u al congregational m eet ing of the congregation and Mr. are: president, A. E. Botzek; secre- County Young Republicans club: ^Oe Snyder of Brookings.
K oeller m et his brother Bill, jng of the P resb y terian church J',w n h Kaniek C hairm an n m 'te m 'I 7*"’
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vuum y .u u « « n v Puu.K ««, u u u .
Mr. and Mrs. O tis K ruger and
W’h n li v e s in Q a n H i« ™ a t w ia
* u iJ an
tn u rcI} j ostph Kanick, chairm an pro tern- tary, and financial secretary, Geo Fred H eard, chairm an, Deanna
m ath Falls am t h e v d r o v e t o
^ ,d
th e J * * v* e of P °ra > presided at the m eeting of Swanson; treasurer, E. S. A ldrich; Pfefferle, co-chairman, Lois Shep- son attended a public crab feed
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Su" J y .
cor,x,rat.on.
deacons, J. J. Schroeder. W J. pier and Beverlv Robbins w ere to th at is held anually as a benefit
C anada together. tie arrived at ary 13. The ladies of th e Execu
Report of all organizations were Hamann; trustees, Paul Eide, E leave K lam ath Falls Ja n u ary 12 for the C harleston F ire D epart
he s a id 'd waa\Un'?aeasvVeT h 7 ’hivht
COtm ,nittee ° f
Wo™ n ’’ received and showed progress in ; Sund, and C. F. CYahr.
for W ashington. D. C. w here they m ent equipm ent a t Charleston,
n< said it w asn . t easy,
departm ent. The following . These officers constitute
constit
. . . r h . t . high i Association sponsored a potluck every
,
t h e have been invited to atten d th e O re8 °n - They w ere l^ e guests of
w ays were a glare of ice all the dinner in honor of the Oster- officers w ere elected: Ray Strueb- Church Council and meet the first inauguaration of P resident Dwight M r- and M rs- H arry G am ble and
way.
meiers, which preceeded the an- ing and IjUther K uhnhenn, elders Tuesday of each m onth w ith th eir d Eisenhow er and the inaugural son of Bandon, who w ere visiting
for the week
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ball on Ja n u ary 21.
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E rskine Miller, whose hobby is
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Lamm, treasu rer; Mrs. L. G. T w o
The
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are
corresponding w ith people i n
hy, financial secretary; Willis Rag
belived to be the only Young Re- foreign countries recently receiv
land, secretary tre a su re r of the
publicans from the S tate of Ore- ed a request for a counterfeit bill
building fund; Robert Wilcox,
Since last weeks issue, it has
tO_ a tte n d ; The f? UL , JUni?3 as he was m aking a collection of
head usher; Dennis G raham , S un
and senior
of K lam ath counterfeit money. Needless to
attention
th , at , , we
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. . . students
. ,
day school su perintendent; trus-, come
tees elected, G lenn Roger^, one made a serious ommission in the ' b n io n . high school whose grades say, Mr. M iller did not fill th e
year, Joseph Kanick, two ears, item about the birth of littl perm it leaving classes will take request. (People are funny).
and Ray Struebing, th ree y e a rs .! seven pound tw elve ounce D ebra sem ester exam s before leaving.
Brookings was w ell rep resen ted
The congregation elected the fol- Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W hile in the east the four hope a t the second of the Com m unity
lowing Pulpit N om inating com- Crockett at the Seaside Hospital . to . take
, a . conducted to u r of his- Concerts, held in C rescent C ity.
mittee, Willis Ragland, chairm an, on Ja u a ry 7th. In noting the great-
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The soloist, Miss Dorothy W aren-
Mrs. Lee Morse, secretary, Mrs. grandparents we ju st left some will be m ade through the columns skjold, was w ell received, being
Joseph
K anick,
Mrs.
M arian of them out. To keep things ac of the high school news Nugget, very lovely and accom plished.
groups here up- , T
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curate and give the little girl all and . . to . interested
Lamm, Mr. L u th er K uhnhenn.
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rw •• i H er accom panist w as very good
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Mr Kanick, chairm an of build- her grandparents, we give the full on their retu rn . Deanna Pfefferle also.
ing com mittee, announced th a t the
of h er living ancestors. Her is the eldest d aughter of Mr. and
The P resb y terian church held
Allen
Pfefferle,
form er
heating plant had arrived and in- f°Lir g randparents are Mr. and Mrs.
a potluck dinner Sunday after th e
Brookings
residents.
stallation would proceed as rap id -' Mrs. Donald C rockett and Mr. and
services, and preceeding the a n
ly as possible. Much w ork has Mrs. Leland P ettegrew ; great
nual m eeting of th e church. A bout
been and is being done inside the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
60 w ere present at the d inner,
building by volu n teer w orkers.
Brown of G rants Pass, Mr. Fred
sponsored by the W omen’s Socie
The O sterm eiers w ere delight- Pettegrew of Medford, and Mr
ty. It was held in honor of Mr.
fully surprised by the W omen’s and Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Sr. of
and Mrs. O sterm eier, who are
Association in th e presentation of H arbor; and one g r e a t - g r e a t -
leaving for a p asto rate n ear San
a check, which was gratefully grandm other, Mrs. George Ander-
Research indicates th a t tanoak
1
allf* Th, \ w tit p it-
acknow ledged and received. Ten -son. D ebra Ann is surely a lucky
1 sented w ith a cash gift.
days earlier the congregation pre- little girl to have so m any nice saw tim ber in C urry county will
Mr. and Mrs. H. E'. Roop w ere
produce exellent m aterial for
sented the O sterm eiers w ith a gran d p aren ts to help spoil her.
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j
in P ortland recently, visiting th e ir
The
i n c two
tw o local
lo c a l o Sm
m ith
u n brothers,
Dromers, flooring, fu rn itu re and ship and J au e h te r
h u sb an d
M r and
^■ash gift in token of th eir esteem.
Clyde an d Clifford are enjoying ^ ° a t construction, reports County Mfs FranR B urdell
’
O N M O S T IT E M S
a visit from th eir sister, Mrs. Extension A g e n t Lou O ester
G irl Scout troop met last week,
The first reg u larly published G race Day who arriv ed from Jer- S outhw estern Oregon has about
new spaper in A m erica was the ome, Idaho last Tuesday, the first 1.7 billion board feet of this tim at the home of their leader Mra.
Hamlin. They are w orking on a
Boston News L etter which first tim e they have seen her in th irty ber.
A research project has been car. PUJJ,P< 1 ,b ‘ a.tr ^ PJ»°^vCt
appeared on A pril 24, 1704. The six years. For the past several
rn ed
first daily new spaper in A m erica years the brothers had thought ried out by the Oregon Forest M Mrs. Mabel McVay . . retu
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| appeared on Ja n u a ry 24, 1775, in their sister dead, and it w as only P roducts laboratory at Corvallis
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Philadelphia.
recently th a t they got in touch T h eir findings indicate th a t t h e 1 W1,h h er sls,er ,n Mcdfor<1-
Mr. and Mrs. L eonard Agnew of
w ith h er though an aunt. T he lum ber has a hardness th a t com-
two men enjoyed a fam ily reunion Pares favorably w ith the oaks as L f /11/ / / 7 ? /."n V " v < < k '. " d
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n h i t f a n t w
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p a Q in c / grain
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M i ichigan
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rest of th e ir W
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pleasing
light
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k CHOPPER
brothers last sum m er, the first K°lden color. It would m ake a w ere retu rn in g home from visit
WEST B RO O K*
such gathering since 1915.
long-w earing f l o o r i n g m aterial ing relatives in the south and east.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W eideman
Mr. and Mrs. R obert C ham bers anfl
treated , would be suitable
are visiting in Denver, Colorado
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retu rn ed home last week afte r ^°r sbip and boat construction,
and K ansas C ity and oth er places
spending the holidays in P o rtlan d
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in the m iddle west.
.it the hom e of th e ir son. Dean. ■
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As P o rtland is th e ir fo rm er hom e. In stall L ig h tin g
they also visited th eir m a n y
A fter Several m onths delav t h e ' ver‘‘ put in Place, this past week,
THAN NIAGAR.IA FA LLSJP .
friends th ere
final nLu / iu ?,
d y th by Ben Jones and M- s - B rainard.
.- ' 5 " A ? f° ^ the ,llu m in atlon ° f They are identical to the u n its
(YOSEMITE FALL?, W YOSEMITE VALLEY CALIF _
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Bolin re- the Chetco Com m unitv T h r /r v ;
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lo m e
tu rn ed hom e the la tte r p art of the have he.*n
t v ..
? S a ed w hen the library was
PIUNGES 2 .6 0 0 FEET D O W N A G IA N T C L IF F .)
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been
installed.
The
four
first
onened
AM» l»ll> V()| KNOW THIS .
» « I c a fte r enjoying th e holidays new , eight foot flourescent se c .
Cost of th e 'u n its w as bom b ,
W e don’t say th is boast in g ly b u t i t is an accepted fa ct in
a t th e home of th e ir son-in-law Rons, costing in excess of S350. > the L ib rary A s^ cia tio n .
Bnxskim r», th a t C o u n try M aid M ilk is the H IG H E S T ’ q u a litv
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
obtainable.
Robinson. T heir son-in-law is a t
tending college th ere and their
d au g h ter is w orking afternoon in
the hospital as a surgical nurse.
Mrs. Ruby H arvey retu rn ed
home last week after visiting over
1 the holidays at the home of her
son Paul, in Toledo, Ohio. She
N ow S e r v in g D E L IC IO U S S U N D A Y D IN N E R S
m ade th e trip east by train.
A food sale is being put on by
the Youth Com m ittee of t h e
From 1 p.m . to 9 p.m .
G range Friday Ja n u a ry 25th at
in A d d itio n to O ur R e g u la r M enu
H anscam s and the Chetco M arket
to raise money for the music sys
tem th a t it is planned to put in
$2.00
COM PLETE
$2.00
the G range Hall.
R O A S T Y O U N G TOM T U R K E Y
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H arm er
w ith all th e trim m in gs
are the proud parents of a seven
pound th ree ounce son born at
the Seaside hospital on Ja n u ary
F R ID A Y N IG H T S P E C IA L T Y
8th. ^The little new com er has been
nam ed M icheál Edw ard, and is
in a d d itio n to our regu lar m en u
th e H arm ers second child.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S truebing re
C H I C K E N C H IN E S E N O O D L E S
turned home Sunday from spend
ing the holidays in Southern Cali- ’
C H IC K E N C H O P S U E Y
fornia. They visited th e ir d au g h
te r and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim A.iher at A rrow head w here
Mr. A sher is stationed by the F or
H ou rs:-—M o n d a y th ru F r id a y 5 p .m . to 2 p .m .
est Servioe, D uring the big fire
S a tu r d a y -S u n d a y , fro m I p .m . to 2 : 3 0 a .m .
in th at area the people living at
A rrow head w ere evacuated to a n
oth er area when it looked a s
S erv in g D in n ers N ig h tly from 5 p.m . to 11 p.m .
though th ere was d anger from
the fire. The Struebings also
visited Mr. Struebings b ro th er
For In fo rm a tio n or R e se r v a tio n s P H O N E 2921
and family in Los Angeles. They
w ere gone nearly a m onth.
Word has been received by re
latives th at Mrs Fred Reiling
und erw en t a serious operation at
the G ran ts Pass hospital on F ri
day. She is reported to be re
sponding well and should be able
S tores, o ffic e s , w a reh o u ses, g a r a g e s — B u tler b u ild in g s m eet a w id e
to leave the hospital for her homb
r a n g e o f n eed s. D o a better jo b for less m on ey.
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Payne
have brought their fam ily up to
an even half dozen, th ree boys
and th ree girls, w ith the b irth of
C O M M E R C IA L & D O M E ST IC
j an eight pound son Monday m orn
ing at the Seaside hospital They
have nam ed the little logger Ben
E„ and he and his m other are at
'‘If It's R e f r ig e r a te d , W e
B u tle r m e ta l b u ild in g s c o st less to
e n g in e e r in g , m a ss p r o d u c tio n , lo w
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole
F ix a n d G u a ra n te e It**
b u y , le ss to e r e c t, le ss to e x p a n d ,
L indgren for a few days.
in su ra n c e ra te s , a n d fa s t e re c tio n .
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
E.
F
razier
of
le ss to m a in ta in . Y e t th e y p e r fo r m
Sacram ento have been in this
G e t th e fa c ts a n d fig u re s on a B u t
e v e r y fu n c tio n o f c o n v e n tio n a l
F O R Y O U R C O N V E N IE N C E
area looking after th e ir property
ler
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Since moving to Sacram ento. Mr
W e N o w H a v e a M an to S erv e B ro o k in g s
a n d y o u 'll g e t th e B e st B u y in
Frazier has gone into the wood
L o w c o st is a c h ie v e d th ro u g h pre-
carving and interior decorating
B u ild in g a t lo w c o st.
business
Mr. and Mrs Clyde B raynard
and two daughters retu rn ed home
F riday from a m onths trip th at
took them to W ebster City, Iowa
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w here thev visited Mr R ray n ard ’s
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mother, Mrs, G retna B raynard.
R e f r ig e r a tio n E n g in e e r & M e c h a n ic
and Mrs. B rav n ard ’s m other Mrs
(X » \I K ( ( ’l o t i s
Anna M urphy, and num erous
C o m m ercia l - Indu strial - R e sid e n tia l
other relatives. Thev m ade the
trip e a s t«by the n o rth ern route,
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but retu rn ed the southern route
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and missed th e snow but had a
in
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