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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1954)
Right Around Here ulous theo ry " P o p ” w as headed lor S o u th e rn C alifornia, A rizona, auxiliary holds Brookings-Harbor Pilot New Mexico, Mexico, o r maybe B y M ax B rainard CARD PARTY f i l l RSDAY, FEB R U A R Y 4, 1954 clean th ro u g h to T e rra del Fuego. Dr. Guy Rice has had a n o th e r Anyhow, he left behind at least T he A m erican Legion A uxiliary session w ith th e pack ra ts. It m av som e people who hope he has a Cal-Orc League ¡sponsored a card p a rty Fridax be rem em b ered th a t Doc’s c a r dandy trip and will be glad to see W estbrook M arket still clung *o •evening a t the Bob S ta n h u rs t w as selected by the rodents as a him corde hom e w hen he gets first nlace in the C al-O re league tome High lad y ’s prize w ent to place to d ry th e ir bedding, s h o rt ready. th s week, a f te r sp littin g w ith Mrs. M ildred B vrne. M rs L. G ing out th e sp ark plugs and cau s second-place F o ste r and Bolvi. 2-2. 9'wohy, and Mrs. Ja k e Rosen. ♦ ♦ ♦ T he co m m ittee on a C ity C h a r M en’s prizes w ere aw ard ed to ing Doc no end of black m ark s Q uite a lot m ore w ork w as Pacific M otors blanked the S m ith te r will m eet again F riday. F e b on his celestial record. Doc put done on th e C ham ber ot C om R iver Legion, 4 to 0, to move info Dave Moon, Ju les K oehler, and ru a ry 5, at the city ball, a t 8 :0 0 out som e seem ingly over-lauded m erce in fo rm atio n c e n te r being third O th e r scores: A zalea Lanes J a k e Rosen. p.m. N ext re g u la r m eetin g of the po'son g rain His in dustrious p lay built on th e co rn er of th e s ta te 4, M ellon’s M illw ork 0; Curve I " ’o previous m eetin g s h av e m a te s licked it up. slick and clean, forest p ro p erty , co rn er of O ak County L um ber 4. Rod and Gun 6 Legion A uxiliary will be held be<>n cancelled, because of p o o r and it a p p a re n tly m ade them and 101. F rom here on. th e work b loyd Cal ph had high gam e and ' Monday, F e b ru a ry 8, at 2:00 p m w e a th e r and poor atten d an ce. AU m ig h ty frisk y and o ptim istic be should go fa s te r as about all series w ith 208 and 546. Azalea at th e J a k e Rosen home. The m em bers have been urged to be cau se Doc says, a f te r th e ir repast 1 h a t’s n eded is trim m in g and Lanes had team honors w ith 846 aftern o o n will be spent in qu tlt- p t e s e n t by P resid en t Ed D em psey, j iug a co m fo rter, and m ending so th at th e c h a rte r m ay be p re th ey took th e poison grain con furnishing, fh e re w ere several and 2163. ta in e r into th e g arag e and spread bosses on th e job S u n d ay and j clothing to he shipped to K orea pared in tim e for th e M ay p ri Bcavcrctte League it, too, ab o u t his engine, to dry quite a few advisers passed by. Any m em b er o r onyone who m ary. L esm e iste r’s gained a half point is eligible for mt m bership is in fit to h an d Doc for a refill ♦ ♦ ♦ on league-leading T ots to Teens vited, and tra n s p o rta tio n can be ♦ ♦ ♦ ROSS P U T N A M H O M E F rom som e source o r othei the last week, but it w a sn ’t enough a rra n g e d by calling 2543, If one w a n ts to see how nice big m etal sign at th e Flying A Ross P u tn a m re tu rn e d hom e a z a le a s do, out of doors, here, service sta tio n got full of w a te r to tak e ovi r first place. L esm eist- I’ t'¡day and is able to see friends. e r ’s took F re e m a n ’s 2*2 to 11 •. ta k e a look a t th e huge balls of th at co uldn’t g et out. while T ots to Teens w ere sp littin g pink coral bells bloom ing in front F or C ity Police Phon»' 3193. ♦ ♦ ♦ w ith K e rr H ardw are, 2-2. of G ran d m a and G randpa Les- A Teen-A ge club dance was Som e of C h arlie E chols' m o th ( lift H ouse beat H a n sc am ’s. 1 m e is te r’s a the c o rn er of Pine Mrs e r ’s bees w ere w orking over the to 0. and the V FW A uxiliary took held last F rid ay evening. and O ak. w allflow ers, bloom ing in o u r front M in cers 3 to 1 in o th e r gam es H ew itt and Mrs. S m ith w ere o u r To W hom It May C o ncern: I chaperones. y ard , this last day of Ja n u a ry . bowled. will not be responsible for any ’ P o p ” D im m ick’s tak in g off in These w allflow ers, usu ally ad v e r C lara Goyke had high gam e and i T he tu rn o u t w as a good one, indebtedness incu rred by anyone a flu rry fo r th e so u th ern horizon tised as an n u als, have been on the series, at 185 and 168, and th e . considering so m any of th e boys but m yself. looks sort of suspicious and one job in o u r fro n t y ard four years, Cliff House took team honors w ith i were at the gam e at Langlois OCEAN V IEW C A FE. tu rn o u t next tim e. w onders w hat put him on the run. anyhow . 946 and 2668. 48-2 Mrs. D orothy J. S to k en In q u iry (in front of "th e law ” and Doris F re e m a n , M arge M atson ♦ ♦ ♦ a law y er) brought fo rth th e neb- Mrs. Louis L eC lair, siste r of and ( la ra G oyke took th e Vogut Mrs. " T e x '’ S tonehouse, and a lady C leaners priz •. Violet H ickerson friend, is d riv in g out from N o rth had the Hi w ay M arket aw ard ern M innesota, expected to arriv e Opal La B rook won th e B rook here e a rly in the week. Mrs. ings L au n d ry aw ard, and the Clifi S tonehouse plans to re tu rn east House won A cacia L a u n d ro m a t’s w ith them , in a w eek o r so and aw ard. M oore’s hidden score was , stay un til J u n e though h er siste r taken by D oris F reem an . w a n ts h er to stay longer than City League th a t. W ilbanks’ M arket still was all ♦ ♦ ♦ Thc little bird says to order the years- I alone on top of th e C ity League A rt P ierce rrtust have cleaned ! this wet k. a f te r dropping the P ly ahead Richfield Burner O d that gives you 6 extra values at no extra cost off q u ite a sw ath of beach, ju d g wood Pond Lilies. 3 to 1. ju s t phone us. ing from th e boulders he d ru g up R otary an d th e Plyw ood Dry re cen tly Anyhow, they w ere in Ends kept pace by d efeatin g P h il R IC H F IE L D te re s tin g enough to d raw covetous lips Dad ’n ’ Lad and Fox B ro th ers ondling by as m any rockhounds by the sam e score. as A rt has packed ’em to, already. In the o th e r gam e played, H en ♦ ♦ ♦ dricks F u rn itu re and th e E agles T h ere a re th e m ak in g s for tw o split, 2-2. C O N TAIN IN G SO LAftlTf o r th re e o r four dozen k itte n s C harley G rayshel had high L IA B ILITY - BONDS - GLASS - IN L A N D M A R IN E and a couple dozen puppies along gam e at 241 and Bill E ickhoff burglary a short s tre tc h of one of o u r fa ir had high series at 548. R o tary stre e ts, a m a tte r of prim e concern I took both te a m honors, 906 and to the only back y ard g a rd e n e r in I 2426. Phone 2685 this fe rtile area. B O W L IN G RESULTS 9 Charter Group Meets Friday TEEN-AGE NEWS NOTICE * ♦ ♦ ♦ RICH-HEAT BURNER OIL FOSTER & BOLVI ♦ After Hours 2395 B R O O K IN G S ♦ A new s item from Bend, w here OREGON th e re isn ’t m uch rain, says the S till *7be Place *7a Qo- lust a Slightly Different Location CHAD HAS MOVED Two Doors l)o wn the St ret t Here \ ou ll Find New, Bright Surroundings, and a Pleasant, Cheerful Atmosphere Otherwise We Haven't Changed Much • Same Good Food • \ ♦ Same Fine Coffee • Same Swell Waitresses • Same Old Chad Open Early for Breakfast Juvenile Held On Theft Charge A 16-year-old B rookings ju v e nile is being held fo r tria l before th e juvenile court a f te r having confessed to stea lin g about $30 ) from a d ra w e r in th e local school In his confession th e you th said th a t he had found th e door to the school open, en tered , and found th e m oney in th e d raw er. The m oney stolen w as receipts from a M arch of D im es cam paign which had a rriv e d too la te to be banked w ith o th e r school funds. w a te r consum ers th e re pay th e ir usual 50 c e n ts p er m onth w a te r hilling w hile the m e te rs are cov ered w ith snow, and pay overages, if any, w hen re ad in g s can be re sum ed. ♦ Coffee M ill ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ed (nee "S k in n y ” ) Ganong, w ho lived h ere for y e a rs w’hen he w as a kid, w as looking the tow n over M onday. He w on’t ad m it it but has been living tem p o rarily in Gold Beach for some y ea rs but sort of fig u rin g about Brookings, one wav o r th e o th e r ♦ CHAD'S ♦ Bob Sage, who has been division su p e rin te n d e n t for th e s ta te h ig h w ay in ch a rg e of the so u th w e st e rn d istrict, w ith h e a d q u a rte rs in Coquille, has been m oved to Eu- l gene. G erald W eiher of R oseburg replaces him. ♦ ♦ R alph V incent is aro u n d h i | building looking for a cu sto m er for th e void "C h ad ” left, when h$ m o\, d his business into th e C of fee Mill building. F o r City Police P hone 3193. 4 PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY I he Affeney of Dependable Service PH O N E 3311 BROOKINGS. O R E P A C K A R D -B E L L New 24-lnch Console at an Unheard of Price! I,ig, bright, 2^-incli screen and luxurious cabinet work, combined in these new sets—¿«z/z in the West, for the West. 28-tube superpower de luxe chassis - symphonic sound with tone control handicrafted mahogany cabinet. S399-9S Also in Blonde and Provincial See it at our showroom - next to Silverspray Market. Try it—in your home. DEN N S U P P L Y - none 3274
