Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, January 29, 1953, Page 10, Image 10

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    mussen, picking up the 4-7 and
4-H tastier cooks
Beaverettes
6-10 split.
Incidentally that
Reporter. NANCY HULL
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1953 helped the Oregon State Bank
Bowling
The Tastier Cooks met at Mrs.
win the last game by one pin and
I Faye Stanhurst’s home at 10
won four jxhnts to stay in third
Score
o’clock Saturday, Jan. 24.
Machine Shop 5
place.
Team standings Jan. °2, No 2
We organized our club and
Team final standings, first
Win First Half
W.
L.
elected
officers: Sharron Widney,
I half:
Standings for first half:
president;
Rachael La Brook, sec­
Pete
Lesmeister
.......
40
16
Brookings
Machine
........
38
IS
W
L
Bowling Honors
retary
and
treasurer; Nancy Hull,
i
Sisco
I.oggerettes
....
40
16
Harbor Garage ............ 30
26 Wllbank’s Market ..... 41 15
Don’s
Cliff
House
....
31‘j
24li
news
reporter,
song and yell lead-
Kerr Hardware ............ 29
27 Hendricks Furniture 35 21
By BOB RETTKE
Kerr Hdw & Elec...... 26
30 [ er, Mary Kinion.
< <• < gon State Bank
-!'.i
27 Freeman’s Market .... 34 22
The
Brcxikings Commercial Brookings Market ....... 28
We got the name of our club
23 Big Jim's Taven ...... 3 0 2 5 H Eagles Aux .............. 254 304
League ended the first half of Pacific Motors ............ 26
Tot
-
Teens
-
Mincer’s
24
32
from
tasting our leader’s apple­
30 Brookings Plywood .... 30 26
howling Monday, Jan. 19, with the Curry County Lbr........ 26
Freeman’s Market .... 21
35
sauce cake. We will meet the
30 F a x B i'o th e is
2 2 ’. 3 3 ’2
Machine Shop five taking the top Olympia Hardware ..... 19
Chetco Cafe .............. 18
38
second and fourth Saturdays.
37 Phillips Pad & Lad ... 21
35
honors. The complete standings, I Team game:
INDIVIDUAL GAMES
Young’s 5 A 10 ........ 10
46
of the teams are listed below.
C la ra G o y k e
10?
Brookings Market .............. 1016
Individual
games:
Pilot Class z\ds get results’
Individual honors went to Brookings Market .............. 1003
Verna Crabb
191
Chapin
.....:............................
224
Frank Chapin with a 239 for high Kerr Hardware .................... 984
Mary Lou Berger ................ 181
Roemmick ........................... 203
game also for high series with
INDIVIDUAL SERIES
.............. 203 Verna Crabb
594. Chapin also leads the league Pacific Motors ..................... 965 W eeks
|91
Team
series:
in averages with 169, his nearest Brookings Market .............. 2815 Phillips ..*..............*............... 203 j Clara Goyke ...................... 484;
Individual series:
competitor l>eing 13 ¡xiints behind Brookings Market .............. 2763
K a tie
Hall
474
Chapin
................................... 566
him.
TEAM
GAMES
IVurlitzer tin t!
In team games, the Brookings Brookings Machine .............. 2767 Weeks ................................... 534 Don’s Cliff House .............. 862'
Market ran away from the rest Kerr Hardware .................... 2744 Vaughan ............................... 516 Pete Lesmeister Ins.............. 849
¡esse French
Team games:
High Average, 12 games or
of the teams with 1016 and 1003
Kerr Hdw A Elec.
$19
Freeman’s ............................. 1003
in single games and also in team more:
TEAM SERIES
('h a p in
199 Big Jim’s .............................. 988 Sisco Loggerettes .............. 2410
series with 2815 and 2763.
NEW AND USED
56 Fox Bros .............................. 981 Don’s Cliff House .............. 2409
156
The last week of the half found < >i I on
Team series:
a rare split pickup by Fred Has- Matson ................................. 155
Kerr Hdw & Elee................. 2102
n. Pimmick ....................... 153 Fox
Bros.............................. 2813
HIGH TEN AVERAGE
II i 'land
153 Wilbank’s ............................. 2791 Clara Goyke ...................... 148
R E N T A L OR T R IA L
Goyke
152 Big Jim s ............................. 2701 Verna Crabb ....................... 1451
L. Pimmick ......................... 150
Katie Hall .......................... 142'
Steinmetz ............................. 149 Chapin ................................... 211. Belly Nelson ........................ 130
Tuning & Repair
Christensen ......................... 147 Chapin ................................. 209 Rickey Haggerty ................. 129
Bookkeeping
Putnam
.........
I4T Putnam ................................* 209 Skipper Bowie ....................... 128
High
games
and
high
series
for Hoagland ............................. 207 Dana Baird ......................... 126
Pay Roll
Taxes
CO NTACT—
Orton .................................... 206 Cleo Rogers ......................... 125
players in the first half.
L.
Dimmick
.........................
205
Lillian
Winegardner
..........
125
, Chapin .................................. 239
Insurance
Chetco Drug Store
Matson .................................. 228 EickoflT ................................. 205 Audrey Keen ........................ 122
Kerr Building
High games Jan. 22 - No. 2.
Goyke .................................... 224 B. EickofT ............................. 204
Brookings, or
INDIVIDUAL GAME
I l.iiiM'.ini
?_>.j Steinmetz ............................. 202
I Olson
............................... 224 B. Dimmick ......................... 201 Mary Lou Berger ................ 181
Brookings, Oregon
High series:
INDIVIDUAL SERIES
(’hapin
................................ 220
C hapin
j ] j Chapin ................................... 594 Clara Goyke ......................... 439
Chapin
579
TEAM GAME
^ 5
AÍÍZJZC STOKc
Goyke ................................... 555 Kerr Hdw & Elec.................. 849
Enrollment L'or
B. Dimmick ......................... 365
TEAM SERIES
Eickoc ................................... 548 Kerr Hdw. & Elec............... 2402 COQUILLE, OREGON
B. Dimmick ......................... 545
Instructor'. B onnie K. M incer
B. Dimmick ......................... 539
Orton .................................... 539
Saturday, January 31
AMERICAN LEGION
Chapin
537
T ai
Morgan
.................................
530
PALLET
T oe
V A L E N T IN E
DANCE
Orton .................................... 528
C haracter -
P ersonality
Chapin ................................... 593
Saturday, February 14th
L. Dimmick ......................... 520
i n roll at Mincer $ Jewelry Store
EickofT ................................... 509
5-PIECE ORCHESTRA
The Jensen Family
Het ween 10 :3 0 and 5:30
Scores Jan. 26, starting the sec­
AGES FROM FOUR YEARS UP
GRANGE HALL
♦
HARBOR
ond half of tiic scries:
Team Standings
W
L
FREE PRIZES
Pacific Motors .............. 3
1
Admission
$1.20
Per Person Inc. Tax
Brookings Market ....... 3
1
Olympia Hardware ....... 3
1 |
Curry County Gas Company
Harbor Garage .......... 2 4 1’2
Curry County Lbr....... 1 4 2 4
MATOT BUILDING
Brookings Machine ....... 1
3
Complete line of Gas Appliances - water heaters
Kerr Hardware ............ 1
3
furnaces
ranges
-
floor furnaces
Oregon State Bank ..... 1
3
Servel refrigerators and space heaters
Individual game:
Steinmetz
............................. 217
PROPANE GAS
Chapin
214
N E W L [ S T I N G S
1 .inks for sale, rent or lease
Orton
................................. 199
Olson ....................................... 193
Ph< one 2S91
MODERN 2-BEDROOM HOME on good level acre in Harbor
Mendenhf^l
188
District. Attached garage, fine well amVpressure system;
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Haggerty ............................... ISO;
almost completely furnished. Only .SHOO down, total
II Stolli*
17 1
price $7000.
Matson
Mendenhall ........................... 172 ONE ACRE PLUS ON EASY STREET with neat modern 2-
R. Stone ............................... 170
bedroom house and extra sleeping cottage. Appliances
included City water, also well and pressure system. One
Individual series:
PHONES: OHicc, 2824; Residence 258?.
of our Better Buys at $7400.
1 ' w
. 515
1 0 Brookings Harbor Pilot
CITY B O W LIN G
LEAGUE
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«
P IA N O S !
B. B. C rabb Co.
dance
E 2 5 i\n to i
lesso n s
BETTER BUYS A T LESMEISTER'S
SO UTHERN CURRY REALTY CO.
M endenhall
M900.00 A BUY For a man w ho c <n do interior finish. New
3-bdrm. home with attached gaiage all exterior com-
pleted - I 11. A. construction - concrete foundation and
garage floor; also foundation for fireplace. Large lot
in gixxl location. Terms.
roo SQ FT. floor s r
ONLY $14 000 NEW 7-rm.. 2-
bath borne; lot ACE.
110x110; hardwood floors s fireplace;
another unfinished rm. over attached garage. Addi-
tional land available
ONE ACRE
WITH
..............
. 100
, K ,:E r OCEAN FRONTAGE in Harbor
n t i a , newly decorated 4-room and hath home. Spring
w ater- $KVX).
RIVER A HIGHWAY
FRONTAGE - 16-ACRE SITE - Ideal
for MOTEL. RESORT - BUSINESS or SUB-DIVI-
SION. $1000 per acre, 30 i»er cent down.
Insurance of All Kinds!
See: Charles Gravshcl, Erma D. Rice
Martha Gravshcl nr Guy I-, Rice.
When Brookings H u 10.000 What Will You Have?
.51 I
Chapin
5i!
L. Dimmick ........................... 494
Haggerty ............................. 489
Steinmets
196
R Stone
17:
B. Dimmick ......................... 47?
Matson ..................................... 457
Olson ...................................... 458
Team game:
Brookings Market
953
Harbor Garage
.............. 90S
Olympia
. 901
Team scries:
Brookings Market .............. 2593
Pacific Motors
2569
Brookings Machine ........... 2557
High average:
Orton .......................... „........ 171
Mendenhall ........................ ... 171
Chflfta
|79
L. Dimmick .....................
164 j
Haggerty .................>..... .... 163 ,
Steinmetz
162
R Stone 36019
1.57
II. Dimmick ......................... 157 I
' '
154
Olson ..................
152
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME just outside city limits on 2/3 acre.
A fine family heme with good ocean view. Completely
modern, attractive design. Total price $6000.
REDUCED $10(10 2 bedrooms, modern, close to school and
churches. Immediate possession at $(»500.
RIVER AND OCEAN VIEW 2-bedroom home and 2 acres on
US-101 near Winchuck River. $(>.500 full price. Terms
available.
FISHERMAN’S DREAM Four hundred feet on Winchuck
River. Gtxxi 3-room cottage. New low price $3750. Easy
terms.
See Homer Haggerty, Eva Lea Long, and H. G. ‘ Hans” Nelson
salesmen with
PETE J. LESMEISTER, R e a lto r
J \ •
Real Estate and Insurance
'
\ Tuss fro m
BROOKINGS, OREGON
the Post Office
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