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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1957)
Brookings -Harbor Pilot Brookings, Oregon Thursday, January 24, 1957 HARBOR NEWS returned home Wednesday from M yrtle Point w here Mrs. Crum p Miss Ju n e Kennedy left Tues was in the Mast hospital for over day evening for southern Californ a week following an accident in ia w here she will be a houseguest which she was throw n through I the windshield w hen the car hit at the W hittier home of Mrs. Agnes Stetzem eyi r and her son. i a slick spot in the road. She had Hal, fiance of Miss Kennedy. Mr. her neck in traction for five days S tetzem ever is attending UCLA i and now that she is home m ust at Los Angeles, and he has rem ain in bed several days. planned many trips around that It isn’t every person th at can area w hile Miss Kennedy is visit claim to going to the dentist w hen ing there. only three days old, but Ben E., Mrs. George H eiberger of Port- infan t son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald land w rote friends last week of Payne m ade such a trip last th e death of her son-in-law, H ar T h u r s d a / to have a tooth pulled. old H artley on Jan u ary 5th. with This is second of th eir children th e funeral held in Ashland on who was born w ith teeth already the 12th. Mr. Hartley, a form er through the gum. H arbonte. went to Oklahom a to Leo A. T rav er arrived from visit cousins last summ er and took Linton, North Dakota last week sick, so that he was unable to for an extended visit w ith his re tu rn to his home in Hermiston. daughter, Mrs. Bud Rausch, and Mrs. H eiberger is a well known his sister, Mrs. L. G. Stafford. n?F?ht r * hi*111* *'S n° U livinsg His Son and daughter-in-law, Mrs a t the Baptist Home in Portland. and Mrs. Robert T raver also of Mrs. Erm a Rice returned home Linton, drove him out here, and last Tuesday after a three weeks they left the first of the week on visit w ith relatives in southern C alifornia. While gone she also the retu rn trip. Traffic Death • - I-;-;-.-' Rate Higher T here w ere m ore deaths in O re gon, due to traffic accidents in 1956 th an th ere w ere the y ear before, according to a news re lease from the S tate Safety Com mission. Last y ear th ere w ere 418 and in 1955 th ere w ere four less, On a county by county basis the fatalities seemed to be about equally divided, the greatest in crease being in K lam ath county w here the ’56 toll was 31 and the year before was only 19. Curry county is charged w ith 2 highway deaths this past year w hile the y ear before there w ere 5. T illa mook had no traffic fatalities in ’55 but had 5 in ’56. In Multono- mah th ere w ere 76 killed on the highw ay in 1956 and 60 in 1955. i iirin-;- ■ T O O I.A T E T O < I A S S i n FOR SALE—2 bedrm home w ith m ade a trip into Arizona. Her sis 4 car garage. A dditional rented ter, Mrs. K. L. Witty of Los Ange A m erica’s oldest periodical, S at apartm ent. Large living room, les accompanied her home and urday Evening Post. S tarted by beam ed ceiling, tile bath and rem ained for a several days visit. B enjam in F ranklin under nam e of shower. Might consider trade. See j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crum p J P ennsylvania G azette in 1728. Les Dimmick. 50-tfc | Or NE OF PR JON*S SA’ KS I M T H E PAÔT 12 V C A R S . A L L POLIO IN THL O VER - 2 0 « ¿R O U P H A S A4ORE TH A N D O U B LE D 1 1 . 7 % TO 2 5 . 9 % . ,-----_ SPECIALS o '- --« Ç u t KE> S T O T H E PO LIO VAC CINE W AS H IS USE O F FO R M A L D E H Y D E TO KILL T H E V IR U S ,T H U S M A R IN Ò IT S A F E ------ T H E S A M E T H IN G W AS U S E D F O R TH E S A M E P U R P O S E B ' A FAMED B E R L I N C H E M IS T WORKING ON A DIFHYMRR'A VACCINE IN 1 0 9 8 — DR ER N EST L . S A L K O W S K I. /I ¡o5> ~y».. k LC v . Qmtiiiy N EA TS NALLEY Slab Bacon 5 5 c lb. Spaghetti & Meat 1 lb. tin - - 5 for $1°° Ground Beef, 8 fo r$ 1 U. S D. A. GOOD T-BONES - - - 8 9 c lb BLADE CUT Beef Roasts - 4 9 c lb. Purex PET MILK PET I nt tant NONFAT DRY MILK MAKIS 4 QTS. 29c BITS-O-SEA GRATED TUNA 5 fo rs l ° ° TREE TEA H lb. CAMPBELL HUNTS TOMATO SOUP 1 0 c each TOMATO JUKE 46 oz. tin - 4 f o r s l ° ° SUNSHINE KRISPIE CRACKERS 2 lb s............. 4 9 c Golden Fudii VEGETABLES 10 lbs. in Plastic Containers PLANTERS PEANUT BUTTER 18 o z ............. 5 9 c YACHT CLUB COFFEE 7 9 c lb. POTATOES. . . . 5 9 c w __ ___ __ ___ __ ____ ONIONS, 10 lbs. - 3 9 c Cello Wrapped Large Size CARROTS - 3 lbs. 2 5 c No. 1 Field Grown TOMATOES - - 2 3 c !b. Hi - W a y M arket LETS X* ROM 1 9 3 8 THRU R £ D S W : .TFAOER. 17, N O R W IC H , N .y., S C H O O L 1' 'Y WHO P it c h e d 5 n o - h it t e r s . H A S BEEN S IG N E D B Y L4 THE DETROIT T IG E R S FOR 1 9 5 7 - ! F R E D HAD P O L IO WHEN HE WAS I O AND WORE B R A C E S C N B O TH L E G S FOR 2 Y E A R S p J O /N the 1955, 6 3 .5 CLNTS OF EVERY MARCH OF DIMES DOLLAR WAS USED FOR DIRECT A ID TO POLIO VICTIMS. Brookings Items EVAPORATED Llbbys Pork & Beans 214 tin, 6 for S1 46 Durkees Mayonnaise Large Jar - - - - 45c SWIFTS PREMIUM FRESH & LEAN - - 35c lb. - A /V O F JANUARY ; end. Haggerty« Visit Mrs. L. G. Tw ohy and Mrs. C. Ed Dempsey of Brookings, w ith A group of friends met S unday Mrs. William F isher and Mrs. e v e n in g for a d in n er at th e C liff Vance Bolick of Sm ith River, I House. Mr. and Mrs H om er w ere called to C rescent City Mon ! H aggerty w ere passing through day evening for a board m eeting on the way to Seattle, and w anted of th e C om m unity Concert Asso to see all th eir friends again. ciation. Mrs. P earl Sum m ers of At the dinner for the Hagger- New York, Field R epresentative “ j ty ’s werp Mr. and Mrs. C arl P e r of Cum m unity Concerts, met w ith ger, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. C hristen the group and layed plans for the sen, Mr. and Mrs. F red Fox, Mr. m em bership enrollm ent, ten tativ e and Mrs. P. J Lesm eister, Mr. l.v set for April 1 to 6 Mrs. Sum- and Mrs. A rt G uthrie, Mr. and m ers gave an outline of new ta- Mrs. Jess Hoagland, Mr. and Mrs. lent available for the season, W hitey Matson. Mr. Bill H igham , 1957 8, and prom ises an exception Margo LaClaire, and Mr. and ally fine series. M rs . M a c k M a lc o lm . Mrs. Bass, m other of Mrs. Emile Moore, w ill celebrate her 86th b irthday T hursday. The first sem ester at th e Brook ing school ended on J a n u a ry 18. Report card s w ere to be out W ednesday for the term recently com pleted. G erald M yers is at the P o rt land V eterans hospital for a per- iodic check-up Lcn David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sm ith, is back in school again afte r having had his appen dix rem oved. Robert E. P erry, yeom an 2nd Mesdames Twohy, Dempsey, class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Bolick have all been nom in The earliest known printing by Ted P erry of Ft. Dick, reported ated to serve for th e ’57-’58 season. im pression was done in Babylon for duty at Yokosuka, Jap an , the around 4000 B.C. Engraved stam ps day after Christm as. P erry, who K E E P OREGON G REEN or seals w ere im pressed in m oist has been in the service since ’51 clay, which w as then dried. attended high school in C rescent City. Mrs. Bonnie Lem m ing spent the w eekend w ith h er daughter, Mrs. Law rence P ayne at Nesika Beach. Ed Calderw ood of Lakeview visited several days this past w eek w ith his m other Mrs. Bea trice Calderw ood and sister Mrs. Tom Doherty. He and his m other enjoyed the fishing and he re tu rn ed to his home Monday. Tw elve w om en attended the W hite Cross m eeting held at the Com m unity B aptist church, T hurs FRIDAY, 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. day, Ja n u a ry 17. Mrs. F rank F an g er is chairm an of the White HANSCAM STORE —- CHETCO STORE Cross w ork and the y ea r’s quota is nearly com plete. It consists of j G iven by Y o u th C o m m itte e o f Chetco G ra n g e surgeons gowns and operating gowns, bandages, and other hospi- j tai supplies, as well as baby blan fo r M u s ic System kets and shirts. Mrs. E. W. Wooten, sister o il Mrs. Ed Dempsey, who is a resi-1 dent of W ashington D. C. was a m em ber of the p residential in au gural com m ittee and had worked for weeks previous to the in au g u r ation. H er husband is an a tto r ney in W ashington so the Demp seys viewed the cerem onies w ith m ore than passing interest. Mrs. E rskine M iller en tertained w ith a lucheon S aturday honoring Mrs. C lara K erns. Those present WILL NOW BE included Mrs. Lydia C riegler, Mrs. Flora W ebber, Mrs. L aura Red field, Mrs. Eva Lea Long and Mrs. Edith Ackley. The afternoon was ■ spent in sewing. ' Mrs. V iolette G illette and two children are visiting for several days w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmore at U kiah, California. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Jag g ers re- cieved word, this past week, th a t 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. their son Dan, stationed at Cam p Carson, Colorado, was aw arded Expert R iflem an m edal, first in a AFTER HOURS PHONE class of 250 He reports it is very old th e re but little snow. He is in basic train in g , R J. F. Royer, M ethodist r u n n ie r from Falls City, was a Brookings visitor this past week Food Sale JA N U A R Y 25 Littrell Parts OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY I mid 4 mm Sl<llll|K j 5 0 7 5
