Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, April 02, 1953, Page 5, Image 5

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    Clara Goyke Takes
Beaverettes
Ragland Selected
the Forestry school at Oregon
State college in 1948. Since that Brookings Harbor Pilot 5
Bowling
Forest Ranger
time he has been employed on THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1953
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¡His E. Ragland has been se­ the SouUi UnwQua Ranger dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ebert of
Score
lected as ranger to head up the trict of the Umpqua National
( lara Goyke bowled 221 to take
Pass have finished the
Team standings March 26
newly formed Chetco district on rorest as timber management as­ Grants
top honors in the All Events Pete
tiist unit of a future home on
Lesmeister Ins. 25
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sistant
and
more
recently
as
as­
the
Siskiyou
National
Forest
ac­
bowling tournament in Brookings’ Freeman’s Mkt........... 22*4
the Hoffeldt tract ¿n Harbor.
first city tournament. Clara had Tots. Teens. Mincers 22 H 13 H cording to H. C. Obye. forest su- sistant ranger. Ragland’s family They spend many weekends here
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per\ isor. It is expected that Rag­ consists of his wife, Verona, and and will eventually become resi­
team, 442, doubles 471, singles Don’s Cliff House..... 20
16
land will report for duty on the two sons of grade school age.
517.
dents.
1 Sisco Loggerettes ..... 19
17 Siskiyou about April 1 with head­
I'he Chetco district to which
Elma Mitchell took second Kerr Hdwe .............. 19
17 quarters at Brookings.
Ragland is assigned is not an ad­
3317 scratch and 559 handicap, , Eagles Aux.................. 9
27
Mr.
Ragland
graduated
from
ditional
ranger district but is the
place in the All Events with a Chetco Cafe ................ 7
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result
ot
an adjustment of exist-
Total 1876. Elma had team 397,
Yearly high games:
DAILY
I
ing
district
boundaries. It is
Ten High Average
doubles 484. singles 446.
Individual Games
C. Goyke .... 151 A. Keen ......127 plannthl that the Agness area will
Freight Service
First place team event: Don’s L. Peterson . 214 V. Crabb
192 K'
.......1*33 C. Rogers,...126 be administered by a district as­
Clin House, 2678; second place C. Goyke .....205
v • Crabb .....141 E. Fisher
124 sistant under the general super­
team event, Freeman’s Market,
Coast Freight
Individual Series
vision of Ranger John Porisch at
R.
Haggerty
133
Y.
Vaughn
123
2646; third place team event L. Peterson ..504 V. Crabb
491 D Baird .....130 J. Malcolm 121 Gold Beach. The seasonal fire
Chetco Cafe, 2629.
Lines
C. Goyke .....496
suppression crew and the district
High games. March 26.
- First place singles:
packer
and
pack
string
will
be
Ind. game: C. Goyke. 182.
DAVE FRANKLIN,
Team Games
Sc. Hdcp Total
Ind. series: M. Hickerson, 476. maintained at the Agness head­
Patricia Hillrig. 500 171 671 Chetco Cafe 892 Don’s Cliff 862
Owner
P. Lesm’ter 881
I earn game: P. Lesmeister,Ins . quarters as in the past.
Second place singles:
Phone 2634
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840.
Team Series
Elma Mitchell .. 446 183 629
BOB
W IL L IA M SO N
Team series: Tots to Teens
P. Lesm’ter 2515 Sisco Log.. 2462
Third place singles:
Advertising M the Brookings-
Local A gent
Mincer’s,
2395.
Don’s
Cliff
2468
Harbor P ilo t hinc-e ro c iib e
Marg. Hickerson 404 192 596
Fourth and fifth, tie
Jean Malcolm .... 449 144 593 signup.
Carol L. Freman 440 153 593
One of our bowlers. Cora
First place doubles:
Chapin, was on the sick list ar.d
Arlene Stone ....................... 355 couldn’t bowl.
Elma Mitchell ..................... 484
Anotlier bowlers really showed
839 true sportsmanship. Muriel But-
erick. of the Don’s Cliff House
Handicap ....................... •„ 324 team, had the misfortune to
break a kneecap in two places
Total .............................. 1163 and injure the other. She bowled
her full nine games amidst a lot
Second place doubles:
Winona Cross .....,............... 419 of aches and pains. Glad to see
Edith Berger ....................... 394 her team won. Nice going Muriel.
An added thanks to the com­
813 mittees who worked hard on
scores and tabulating.
Handicap ..........
Top Honors In
City Tournament
Ah,
Total ..............
Third place doubles:
Clara Govke ............
.... 47!
Laura Barker ................ .... 345 FOR YOUR
----- 1 ELECTRICAL
816
Handicap ....... ...........
318
Rosebuds. . .
A h , C a r t e r ’s
NEEDS
Call Us!
Total ..................
Fourth place doubles:
Ersa Fisher
Lola Glass
Handicap
........
1
406 J
3531
—
761
327
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As Close as Your Phone
Ah, Baby dear, we never
knew anything could be so cute!
Sweetheart roses and baby
hearts printed on C arter’s fine,
Total .................
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The City Women’s Bowling As­
sociation wishes to thank The
Pilot office for the publicity they Minimize the common cold and
have given our new sf>orts organ­
other germs with
ization.
“GERMICIDIAL” ULTRA­
The Azalea Lanes alley man­
ager, Mr. Rogers, for his full co­
VIOLET LAMP
operation in making our first
Home or Office
tournament a success, and the
many scorekeepers who so pa­
tiently did a very fine job. Also
the pin boys who must of lost a
ELECTRIC CO.
few pounds. They surely worked
hard and also were tops.
Back Portion of Matot Building
Last, but not least, all our
Res. Phone 2561
bowlers who entered, and we were
very proud of a 100 per cent
cotton makes a dimpled
darling precious to
behold. Everybody
w ill stop to
ja y sweet things!
M c N abb
Ah, Mother, . . .
these pretty knits,
like all Carter's,
save a w orld
o f ironing.
WHEN YOU SHOP IN COOS BAY
Have your car Serviced
A t Lou Blanc, Inc.
Leave your packages in your car throughout the day
COMPLETE SERVICE - FAIR PRICES
— Cadillac — Oldsmobile —
-- Safety-Tested Used Cars —
VISIT OUR WHOLESALE ROW
LO U
B L A N C , In c .
Across the street from the Post Office in Cooe Bay
ROSEBUD MATCH-UPS. heading from top
Ah, ruffles! . . . something new on Carters
Panti-dres* Twosome*. 6 ma». to 2 yrs $2.25
Bud jacket. Smocked in white. Birth to 1 yr $1 15
Pretty kimono. Raglan sleeve». Birth to 1 yr . $150
Baby bed of roses. Knitted fitted crib sheet. Soft,
time-saving, super-absorbent. Standard size, $2 75