4 Brookings Harbor Pilot
T h u rsd a y , O ctober 15, 1953
COMMERCIAL
BOWLING
LEAGUE
CITY BOWLING
LEAGUE
Lady Lions M ake
No New Census
No Location Yet
Toys for Blind
Brookings w on’t get th e special
census which it recen tly requested
from the se c re ta ry of s ta te ’s office.
U nder a ruling handed dowm by
ho s ta te a tto rn e y general, the
secretary of s ta te ’s office says
hey are p ro h 'b ited from m aking
m y special census for cities
vhich have had them since 1950.
’rookings had one a t th e tim e of
ncorporation, in 1951.
T ’’ c nsus had been req u ested
by th e city to re e v a lu a te the base
>n which they receive funds from
the s ta te agencies.
No one has yet offered to p ro
vide q u a rte rs for a new p o st office
in Brookings, according to P o stal
In spector M elvin N o rth rip of
S e attle.
T he Post Office D e p artm en t has
adv ertised locally for a new lo
catio n for the post office, w hich
has o u tgrow n its p resen t q u a rte rs.
A m inim um of at least 1800 feet
are required in the new location.
P a rtic u la rs on th e req u irem en ts
for the building cap be obtained
at th e post-office locally. T h e re
quest for bids closes O cto b er 30.
C h ristm a s for the children at
the S ta te School for the Blind w II
be brightened bv cuddle toys, to
be m ade by the B ro o k in g s-IIarb o r
Lions A uxiliary.
T h e au x iliary voted to u n d er
tak e the project a t th e ir las!
re g u la r m eeting, held Tuesday V
the C hetco Inn. Mrs. Iren e K erby
w as hostess.
M em bers of th e group w cie
asked to bring m a te ria ls, p a tte rn s
and sew ing need« to the next
m eeting, so th at th e toy project
may get underw ay. The m eeting
will be next T uesday, O ct. 20. 8
p.m., at th e C hetco Inn.
O ct. 13. 1953
Phillips I)ad and Lad
16
4
Plyw ood
D ry E nds
13
7
H endricks F u rn itu re
11
9
W ilbanks M arket
9
11
M atch R esu lts on Oct. 12
11
1’ & H Logging 4, B arry s Bowl R otary C lub ......................... 9
E agles ..................................... 8
12
e rs 0.
13
H a rb o r G arag e 4, Bnxrkingw Fox B ros.................................. 7
13
Plywood
P ond Lilies
7
M achine 0.
B rookings M arket 3, Oregon
HIGH SC O R E S
S t a t e Bank 1.
T eam G am es
V F W 966 3, K e rr H a rd w are 1.
W
T eam S tan d in g s
R otary ........................................... <167
W
Fox B ros....................................... 967
B & H Logging S upply
16
W ilbanks M arket ........................ 959
V F W 966
14
Plywood
D ry E nds
959
B rookings M arket ...............13
Notice of
H a rb o r G arage
10
T eam S eries
B rookings M achine
. 9
FOX Dt<»s. .
2878 Public Hearing
B a rry s B ow lers .................... 7
P u rs u a n t to O rdin an ce No 35
Plywood
Dry Ends
2773
K e rr H a rd w a re .................. 7
Phillips Dad and Lad ............. 2759 ¡of the C ity of Brookings. Oregon,
O regon S ta te B ank ......... 4
the C ity Council gives notice th a t
Individual G am es
HIG H SC O R ES
F. C am pbell ..................................222 it will hold a public h earin g in
High individual gam es Feil
L< s D im m ick ................................210 the C ity Hall at 8 p.m. T uesdav.
C am pbell, 190, W ess Boyer, 190.
M endenhall ...................................207 O ctober 20, 1953 for the purpose
H igh individual series, Cam p-
of giving all perso n s in tere ste d
bebell, 536.
Individual S eries
and the general public, an oppor-
High team gam e, B&H Logging, W allin
............................
537 j tu n ity to he heard on a p etition
831.
Al Phillips
533 by M. L. M organ. J. F. Jacobs
H igh team series, B&H Log M artin
532 and oth< r s to re-zone th e follow
ging, 2365.
ing described lands in th e C ity o f
B rookings: M organ T ra c ts 1, 2.
N eed so m eth in g ? T ry th e w-ant
Not lib erty hut d u ty is the con 3, 4, 5 and 6, A rnold T ax Lot 13.
ads.
d i t i o n o f ex isten ce
G eorge Eliot. T hornton T ax Lois 7 8. !), 46 A.
17, ’S, 49, all in S ection 6, Two.
11. R.W. 13 from R1 R? and Al
D istricts as now zoned u n d er
B RO O K IN G S-H A R B O R
C H ETC O R IV ER
O
rdinance 19 to a C e n tra l Com-
High
Low
;
m
crcia! D istrict T his hearin g will
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he
held under a u th o rity of T itle
tim e feet
tim e
feet
tim e feet
tim e feet
‘15. C h a p te r 24. O regon C< m piled
Thur., O rt. 15
5 3 1 4.3
3:47
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Law s A nnotated.
F ri., O et. 16
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5:07
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T h e C ity Council of B o o k in g s
S at . Oet. 17
7:22
5.0
6:28
5 4 12.32
0.2 12:57
2.7
G ladys K anick. S eer tary
Sun., Oet. 18
8 :0 .3
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7:46
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ate
published Oct. 15. 1953
Mon., Oet. 19 .... 8:41
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Tu., Oct. 20
9 IN 6.6
9:57
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9 >G 7.1 10:55
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W hat m akes life dreary is th e
T hu . Oct. 22
10:34
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4:30
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5:30 — 1.2 w ant of m otive. — «George Eliot i
TIDE TABLES
BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S
>>EW
2 BEDROOM S — S h o rt d istan ce from shopping area.
L arg e level lot. A ttached garage. $7500.00 on easy te r ns.
I J .D L t ED $5000.00 One of the finest hom es in th is area.
T h ree larg e bedroom s, plenty of storage, fireplace, la n d
scaped. Tw enty-five good acres w ith ab u n d an t sp rin g
w ater. New w orkshop. Less th an 3 miles from B ro o k
ings. W e consider this the best buy we have offered th is
year.
BI S IN E S S LOT 100x100 on U. S. 101 in the c e n te r of w est
developm ents in W est Brookings. Level, rock-filled and
ready to build on. ,$5000 00. T erm s available.
$1500 DOW N 3 BEDROOM S M odern, a ttra c tiv e , alm ost new
on good s tre e t n ea r school. EHA term s available.
I
DI S .> DSS O P P O R 11 N l l \
L arge 2-story building one block
e ’l Main stre e t. S u ita b le for a p a rtm e n ts or business w ith
living q u a rte rs . Will consider lease.
See H o m er H ag g erty or E va Lee Long
5 PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor
P hone 3311
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Also the BES'l in insurance Coverages
M cNABB QUITS!!
Everything Must Go;
Across from the Post Office
IN BROOKINGS
WE'VE LOST OUR LEASE
Must Vacate Nov. 1st
WE LL SELL TO ANYONE TOR CASH — CONTRACTORS, HOME BUILDERS, MILL OWNERS
iHi\c a l u u i \ a i
in ta t r K iit a
Service Panels, Main Range, S circuit
Service Panels, Maui Range, 6-Circuit
Service Panels, Mam Range, 4 Circuit
2(x> Amp Industrial Service Disconnects
100 Amp Industrial Service Disconnects
Industrial Service } phase Meter Cans
Residential Meter liases
Porcelain Pull Chain Receptacles
1 I D. Duplex Outlet Receptacle
Surface Range Receptacle
blush Range Receptacle
< KAV. Wall Heater
Reg.
2(1.40
I9.4O
14.40
67.90
35-9°
14.63
445
.6 3
.40
2 .6 3
1.63
90.00
Now
Now
1 I alk-a-Phone Intel-Comm System
100.00
15.85
I 7 0 .0 0
90.00
11.65 1 2o\ >5 11111 Spotting Scope
8.65 Penn 60 Star Drag keels
^.00
7.50
40.75 I land Made "Kola-Kane Salmon Rods 25.00
15.00
21.55
8.80 5 h.p. W ade Drag Saw—2 saws
15.00
2.65 5 h.p. Du All Tractor
.40
Plow, Disk, Row Maker, .ill for
1PO.ÖO
.25
1.60 Will Sell $10,000 Stock of tools, materia!
1.00
and Office Equipment for $5500.
55.00
S o m ' cred it vv 11 ho allow ed on bulk sale to responsible party .
F irst H ere F irst Served.
Thousands of Items Too Numerous to Mention __________ ________________
Al! kinds of Plugs. Caps, C onnectors, C ontrollers. Sw itches. Conduit. S teel Tube, C o n d u c ts . N ipples. L ock-N uts, B ushings W ire Cable
of a ii b
a s te r Rings, P la te and C u tle t Covers. G ang P la te Covers, B allast T ra n sfo rm e rs fo r all kinds of fluorescent and slim line fix tu res. Deck and T rolley Cable
SALE POSITIVELY ENDS OCTOBER 24
NO EXCHANGES — NO REFUNDS
M cNABB
M A T O T B1.1X!
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ELECTRIC CO.
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