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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1953)
BRUINS OPEN HOME SEASON HERE SATURDAY NIGHT AGAINST ILLINOIS VALLEY The B rookings B ruins open th e b ask e tb a ll season th is week, as th ey step into class z\ com peti tion. T he B ruins play a home and hom e series w ith Illinois \ alley, jo u rneying th e re F riday a r d opening in th e High School Gym here S a tu rd a y night. T he JV gam e s ta r ts a t 7, and the v a rs ity at 8. And th at ju st about ends the C lass A schedule. F o r B rookings, lro m th e re on in th e y ’re up against C lass B schools, because th e Class A d o n ’t w ant a n y th in g to do w ith us. Not u n til the dis tric t to u rn am en t will the B ruins get a Chance to m eet th e ir class A neighbors. It will be a p re tty sh a rp test GO AFTER ’EM! a complete line of fishing tackle now in stock Pacific Sporting Goods AT PACIFIC MOTORS V4 mile North of city center 2602 Phone for the B ruins. Illinois Valley is a p re tty hefty class A school w ith consistently good team s, and they should be p re tty rough on the boys. At th at Coach A rt G u th rie isn't too convincing as he m oans over B rookings' chances. Com ing up this y e a r he has a p re tty rugged looking squad, built aro u n d his all d istrict tw ins from last year, Ray and Ron W esteren. C om b'ni ng w ith the Wes tore ns is 6 tt. 5 inch R aleigh B u rr it center. F ig h tin g it out for the o th e r tw o spots will be Dennis P h ettep lace , Ken R ussell, Dick McGinnis and J e rry B rew er, w ith G a rry C oates and S tan ley C rib ble backing them up. The one big item t h a t ’s keeping A rt aw ake these n ig h ts is his sh o rtag e of m anpow er. Already hit by th e loss of Lloyd Russel, w ho’s out w ith a broken foot, the B ruins a re short in num bers. As Art says, th e y ’ll do well until they run out of m en. . . and he's not saying w hat happens a fte r th a t. The B ruins ¡day again Tuesday , w hen they invade C rescent City in th e first of a four-gam e series. Also opening th e season is the JV team , un d er Coach ClilT Girod, of W illam ette, and m aking his bow here this year. ClilT isn ’t as convincing a crie r as A rt, but h e’s had less experience. In his trav e lin g squad at p re s ent a re : J e r ry A nderson, C harles I -m-.mr BAYVIEW GARAGE A t State Line • ' Nayborhill News N ayborhill com m unity w as ju st seeth in g w ith holiday visitors this vast w eek M r and Mrs. L ough man and children from O akland, j C a lif , w ere holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed R avekes. Mrs L oughran is the d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. R avekes. Mr. L oughran is a re tire d navy m an. Mr. and Mrs. Lee D rorobaugh (spent T hanksgiving day w ith Mr. ind Mrs. Cha Lies Behee. Mr and Mrs. P ercy H anks w ere guests of Mr. ami Mrs. W illiam B row n for T hanksgiving dinner. Mr. and M is. John S eav e r and th ild re n . and Mis. H ow ard Mason, all from Florence. Ore., spent th e holidays w ith Mr. and M is. W il liam St w art. Mr. and M rs C arl Mason, recently from Alaska, w e re g u ests also. U nexpected guests at the hom e of the W illiam Eickhoffs w ere th e ir d au g h te r, M arion, and her husband R aynor C lack and son Ray. T hey rep o rted the roads over from M yrtle Point w ere not too bad, but the fog w as q u ite heavy. T he folks on N ayborhill a re happy to see th at the lines a re being in stalled for telephones. Mr. and Mrs. C h ester G ragg ad Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brooks as g u ests for T hanksgiving. Also (heir son-in-law and d au g h ter. Mr. nd M is D ale Sm ith from G ra n ts Pass. T hey had to re tu rn F riday. D ale is a senior at S o u th e rn O re gon college. V isitors for T hanksgiving at the R ay R eesers w ere Mr. and Mrs. Royce W idm er, Mr. and Mrs. E l ' V ernon and family. Mr. and Mrs C larence M arshall, and Mr. an 1 Mrs. R ay A rnett and fam ily. ____ ,__ I B lair, D ennis G raham , R alph ! ingle. Gaol E ttin g o r, C lifford G uthrie, H enry II rwig, B ruce Ellison, Gay W eaver, Dick B erger and D ivid G ates. Specializing in Radiator Repair Call Sm ith River 337 or Box 151 Brookings tor delivery service ® Open Evenings 7 to 9 p.m. GEO. SHIPLEY, OWNER C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S H ighw ay F ro n tag e (H ighw ay 101, Ore gon’s M ain S tre e t i CH ETC O R IV E R FR O N T A G E - R E S ID E N T IA L LOTS N EW H OM ES - R A N C H ES - FARM LANDS ACREA G E - IN D U S T R IA L S IT E S IN C O M E P R O P E R T IE S B eau tifu l Scenic, P a rk lik e Ocean F ro n tag e G ard n er Bldg. Phone 2801 u i W « y II* D D A f t V KEEP W A R M — Cadillac — Oldsmobile — — Safety-Tested Used Cars — VISIT OUR WHOLESALE ROW LO U B L A N C , In c . Across the street Hum the Post Office In C o r* Bay Officers Friday T he officers of C heteo G ran g e No. 765 will be in stalled this F r i d ay night at th e re g u la r m eetin g by C ounts D eputy F re d Adams of O phir and his in stallin g team . T he election for s ta te officers will also fa k e p lace at this m eeting, and a birthday party honoring th e m em bers who have b irth d ay s in No vem ber ami D ecem ber will be held. B enjam in Jo n es is (he outgoing m asler, and F red G ustafson is th e incom ing m aster. Announcing, . . Russell's Specialized Service GUARANTEED ANTENNA INSTALLATION Licensed Radio and Television Technicians 44 the impossible takes a little longer' Phone 25K2 Brookings anran. ; i max n unmnunmnamu WHY NOT A GOOD USED CAR 1950 Automatic La Salie Fan Gio Hestaire FO R D 6 — Radio, I leater 2-Door— S 3 0 0 Down — $37 45 per mo. 1950 STU D EBA K ER 2-Door — I leater Very ('lean—$ 3 1 6 Down—$394$ mo- 1 9 5 0 C H E V R O L E T 2 Door Radio, Heater Seat ('overs $ 3 2 2 I )own — $40.08 per mo. WHEN YOU SHOP IN COOS BAY COMPLETE SERVICE - FAIR PRICES Grange to Install w ith R EA L E S T A T E BRO KER Leave your packages in your car throughout the day 11 Pick out your ear. Drive it for two days. If you feel that you did not get a g(xxl buy, return the ear and your money will he refunded. "W ho tries to do the common things of life uncom m only w ell.” A t Lou Blanc, Inc. Brookings I larbor Pilot THURSDAY. D EC EM B ER 3. 1953 for Christmas for the Family? Br<x»kir,gs, O regon Have your car Serviced Seem s Bill S te w ard had q u ite a tim e driving up a sm all incline. E very tim e he s ta rte d to drive, sev eral dogs w ould defy him F in a lly th e dogs saw ¡t w as no use try in g to get Bill to tu rn into th e ir drivew ay .so gave up. T he co m m ittee planning th e C h ristm a s p r o g r a m for the G ran g e m et at the EickhofT home S u n d ay night. The m eetin g closed w ith coffee and cake being served. Blossom B ehee has purchased : om e black light lam ps, ami plans to have sev eral num bers for the lloor show at the W in ter Dance F estiv al in fluorescent costum es. T h e festival will be held D ecem ber 11, w ith the floor show and a d an ce for all a fte rw a rd . This s a benefit p rogram and proceeds a re divided am ong the stu d en ts to pay for costum es. Exclusive $ heat W arm Comfort Quickly with both kinds of heat C H E V R O L E T 2 D<x>r — Radio, I leater, Se.it ('overs $ 2 3 0 Down — $35.61 JKT mo. 1949 FO R D VK — Radio, I leater $ 2 3 2 Down — $ p ¡xr mo. 1949 FO RD VS — Radio and Heater Jet Blaek $ 2 6 5 Down — S33.15 ¡xr mo. 1948 CI LEVROLET—For Gtxxl Economical Transportation $ 2 6 0 down — Sv* I*r nio. $22.95 1946 w ith th e rm o sta t control 26.95 FORI) VS $ 1 2 0 «1 own — 5}o [xr month 2 G iX )D USED PICK UPS — C H E A P HANSCAM'S Shopping Center Y o u ’ll Find It nt 1949 \ C "ED" DEMPSEY YOUR I )odge-Ply mouth I )ealer
