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Page BROOKINGS-HARBOR 4 TINY DRAKE FARES TURKEY T br first Bowl: •> ". r lc y Shoot w as In 1 a t Azalea I.- - ., S unday raghi v 1th several 1 series tu rn e d in by th ■ bowlei \ ;o d tu rn o u t fl 'h e alley* a d Cori •,• tilion w 'S keen through 11 The F a ith L u th eran Church of Brookings, Oregon, will have th eir T hanksgiving D ay services a t 9 a m., N ovem ber 24 in th e Seventh Day Adventist Church here. The F aith L utheran people w el com ed a new p asto r into the are a this week. He is Rev. M itchell, from Clintonville, Wisconsin He will be serving the Crescent City church and living here. sk ih h b o o k four games across the eight alle. s. T iny D ra k e's 203. 202, 201 and 193 r,Ju< 3f> pins handicap for an 835 < ri( s> wa ■ high lo r th e nig •». H e w as pressed all the w ay by V l.ii y M.H .in w ith a 179, 200, 201 and 199 plus 10 pins handicap fo r n 789 serh • which placed him in second place. Cliff B rim m placed th ird w ith a 137, 154, 157, 1G6 and his 121 handicap All th re e v o n tu rk ey s for tl.eir T hanksgiv ing dinners M arty D rake’s 156, 155, 104 plus 88 pin handicap. 726 «tries w as high lor the Jadii * who Ixtwl -d along w ith the men. She w as fol- j,,v , ; I . • !‘ an r.laicolm ’s 145, 145, ICO and 1.37 plus 80 pin han U- ca p I 'l l a <106 -et-ii A nother T u rk ey Shoot will he held • t Sunday • a" at 7 .10 p.m. and all howlers are invited to ; rticipate in ' • < vent. The pubii . cordial . .1, d to come and w atch the T u r i t y Shoot. Also ru n r tg c u ric n tly , w hen ever idle. ■' until 11 p i t. Monti o>. ml ■ 21st, is an tern for several years and this was the first tim e he had had a chance to get down and visit his m o th er for four years. W ith a million and a h alf t u r keys ready for m a rk e t in th is country, there should be tu rk ey s aplenty, and a t m oderate prices, according to a release from OSC. C harles Fisher, p o u ltry m ark etin g specialists, advises buying the heavier birds. He says a 24 pound bird is a b etter bargain th an two 12 pound hens. "Use h alf the bird now, p ut the rest in the locker, save $2.40 and get 1 >/4 pounds more m eat," F ish er advises. Mrs. R uth L ater took her p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H assett, ol Pioneer Road, out to the valley, last weekend, w here they visited Mis. H a s s e tt's ’ fa th e r, F. T. Me- Timmons, a t Lebanon, who is quite ill. Mr. M cTimmons, now 87 years .old, used to visit and has m any friends here. W hile out there, F ran k m et a sister from Salem and an o th er from Albany, and w ith th eir m any families, there w ere 18 to dinner. "M anila" says "F ra n k " m ade th e trip very com fortably. by iiud Pilatek Ju st to ta k e th e wind out of a few sails around here I have to re la te the bridge scores compiled a t o u r house the o th er night. The tw o fem ale p artn ers of th is org- anidation spend considerable time r< ading Jacoby and Gordon and also find tim e to engage in the challenging game. They also spend considerable tim e badgering me into a gam e every once in a while. They claim it requires skill and some su p erio r intelligence. Well, I won’t say any more th an to give you th e scores: Bud, 2110; M ari anne. 1580; Nancy, 1560 and Joe. 1270. You will notice how I held up Jo e’s score by special astu te playing. PILOT — BROOKINGS. OREGON Ja ck Caughell. w ho w as bom N ext week, th e Chetco P ublic L ib rary will be closed, due to the and bro u g h t up a t Gold Beach, holiday, on N ovem ber 24th and seems to have used his noggin in the disposal of p rim e beef critter« 25th. h,-> raises, on his Pow ers Ranch. According to a story in th e Co S couting should now be in fu ll quille V alley S E N T IN E L , Jack est suing, according to Dal S an d is m ak in g 'em into jerk y and p u t ers, Scout M aster, as th e re are tin g 'em into cellophane bags, m any m erit badges more easily thf neat packages m eeting w ith a p’easing dem and w hen ex- qualified for w hen boys can stay ve in and study and work for them. p ,sed in the m ark et place. S an d ers said he had to cu t la st T he papas of all the little half- Monday n ig h t’s Scout m eeting short as only 12 boys showed up oxposed babies we w rote about in and it w as not easy to ru n a nraet- o u r last issue, are ail o r should ing in such a large room the gym b e —o u t seeking bunny skins to at the Ju n io r High School. He said w rap th eir little baby's joots.es in. th a t th e sum m er period, being the busiest, requires the most R E-SC H ED U LE SHOOT p rep aratio n and th a t p rep aratio n Because last Sunday wa- • can best be m ade through closer no day for it th e Rod and Gun contact w ith each boy. T he com m unity has a good s ta rt Club called off th e ir T urkey Shoot on a Scout Building, but, despite and have it scheduled for ,h l* all Dal and Mike Page can do, com ing Sunday, N ovem ber 20, if they h aven't been very success th e w ea th er perm its. ful in g ettin g any fu rth e r along Y ouths inclined tow ard m onkey- tow ard its use. - w ith public buildings m ight do sketch book Now, I suppose th e various Bridge Clubs about own will be asking me to give lectures and Individual 'key Shoot. This au to g ra p h their Sam Gordon book. shoot has s"i r te di1 sions for sketch book — nn n and won < r further de We heard from Fred Haas, the publisher of the N orth Bend News, tail*, p.'.stse cm ’•<. Tiny Dra.te o r register a t the Azalea Lanes. th a t o u r press is on its way A nother high ■ r * of the even (alm o st). No doubt o u r T h an k s ing w as Bob Deb nbaugh’s ail- giving issue will be printed on the O ver 150 m et a t th e VFW H all, four-pager. T hat will be some sp a re gam e T his v s the itrst of lest S atu rd ay evening, for an o th er thing to he thankful for. ti»< cu rren t sea* a. g et-to g eth er in observance of V et — sketch book erans l)*y. Fam ilies w ith little L ast w eek’s issue presented us folks cam e for th e supper, and then w ent home O th ers cam e in w ith m any a problem. One of Iter the supper and it looked like them w as the fact th at my new red corduroy shirt got caught in .eryone had a splendid time. the press and broke several parts. Tlw delay was alm ost too much, but the boys from the m achine shop patched it up enough to get N O-T I -C-E us in th e m ails on time. Oh. yes, how did th e shirt get caught in .ms tli.it 1 .mi denying the Father Having he.. 1 th e press ? My wife w as w earing it while feeding papers. The shirt i if iny youiige i < ti: . 'it r’s child visitation privileges, is in very bad shape. Probably | w i ’ i i i si.ii ’li.it lie may have access to my home won’t be able to be used again. it reasonable times, providing he (G uarantees aren’t as good as th ey used to nuike them ) com iloi , 1 his requested this privilege of lti b ;. , : , so that we may all agree on a mutually accepted time. Signed: /’. D. SI ARK P. T. A. GOODY SALE • ‘ November 19th - • Sai H ow You C or W in One O f Three -JC7: 7----T ■ r r Thursday, November 17, 1955 well to bear in m ind w hat hap- pc n ?d. recently, in C rescent City. Folice, checking on th e Red- n o <1 Union H igh School around mic night, a w eek ago, surprised t hi e youths try in g to get into the building. W hen th e officers told them to h alt, th e th ree fled, era :hed through a gate, and the officers fired about a dozen shots a t them The police said they w ere aiming for a tire o r th e gas tank. They are now looking for a ca r w ith eith er a dam aged fro n t end or bullet holes in the back and it may be they will tu m up som e body who has slug m arks on him. SQUARE and ROUND dancing ADULT BEGINNERS CLASSES - 12 Week Course - Starting Monday, November 21 r 7 :4 5 p m. — ANNUAL V.F.W . HALL . . . . EPISCOPAL CHURCH S top in a t the BROOKINGS FI OWF.R & G IFT SH O P and Guess w hat item is exclusively sold at the Brookings F low er and Gift Shop. We have 3 valuable prizes for the LUCKY GUESSERS ♦ M aterials and In struction. A RUGS : Braided M ake y o u T o w n , w orth $$$. you’d pay hundreds of $5$s for IF you COULD buy them Ready Ma > Don’t disappoint place orders now for C hristm as P la n ts and P o in settias R em em ter, especially, th e sick, th e elderly, and the shut-ins. — ♦ ♦ A G E N C Y FOR W U R U T Z E R ♦ E L E C T R IC O R G A N S — C h ristm as gifts you will be delighted to give or own and G uaranteed to m ake the holidays b lig h ter. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ □ ♦ Brookings Flower and Gift Shop LAY AWAY PLAN — OF COURSE DINNER BAZAAR s SERVING Delicious ROAST BEEF \ From 5 :3 0 u n til 8 :0 0 p.m. Saturday November 19th $1.50 p la te ? i . j v per piw .c j V.F.W. H all Come in and try the — sketch book F red sent along a sn ap shot of a friend of his feeding a fourteen- page p aper (som ething tn a t p re sen ts q u ite a problem to press- J men.) F red w anted us to know it can be done. W hat m ystifies us is the fact th at he sim ply w rote, "Enclosed is the le tte r and p ict ures showing 14-page operation, Wo never tried it, but Dobbs, who died recently by th e way, . . . Tell us, Fred, was the 14-page operation the resu lt of poor Dobbs' passing aw ay, and th a t the reason you never tried it? G reatest Go on w heels ! — sketch book S o r tin g a t 9 a.m . c nth * t n ’ th ro u g h o u t the day AT Chetco Drug Store - All kidding aside Fred, w e’ll p u t j young and alert Max on th a t job the first week we h av e the press installed. By th e tim e this pap er gets to you we ••'ill again have a chance to check the old tim er’s saying, "T hree frosts and then a rain." k V T h r ill to th e » m a rtn e » « o f p a tte r n -lo r -lo m o r r o w s ty le I It's coming some day on other cars—this exciting blend of rakish lines and gracious luxury . 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