Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, November 24, 1955, Page 8, Image 8

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    B R O O K IN G S - H A R B O R
P A G E E IG H T —
ious weekend, so he should have
a plentiful supply of turkey for
his Thanksgiving dinner.
Thirtv-one bowle/s competed
for the five turkeys at the Azalea
Lanes, and everyone enjoyed the
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tein “ ble to win One of the
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u’’ P' ' ’ ’ h o w lers rolling in
titio„ were yoH VaUghn
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Haggerty, Marge Golds-
berry, Barbara Pollard and Marge
SULLIVAN WINS
Garden Corner
Chatter
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SOUTHERN
CURRY
REALTY
Timothy’s Episcopal Church, Rev.
John Shidler announces.
’' E G T
Voter med it ?
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w u sa sisK O
little folks.
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Sendees will be held at 2:30
p.m., Decembe: 2nd, at the Com­
munity Baptist Church in observ­
The Rebekah £ocial Club is hav­
ance of the National Baptist ing one of their popular card part­
Womens Day of Prayer.
ies in the I. O. O. F. Hall, the
evening of Dec. 3rd. There will
Tbe
Auxi)iary> VFW, be prizes, surprises, and refresh­
have been busy making over 100 ments. The proceeds will go to­
Christmas baskets to be filled
ward a Christmas party for the
with goodies and distributed at
c m , w h ite Veterans Home The
L O S T and F O U N D
FOUND—One brass dinner gong,
with weird emblem attached.
Ec-liaved to be a copy of an old
wagon wheei. Owpers may claim
same at attendance of two or
me ? Rotarians at next Lion
Club meeting, December 14. a:
7:30 p.m. with appropriate ran­
som and paying for cost of this
ad.
40-2-?
basJ ?ts_ hexagonal in form ' and
made from
BBESS UP
old Christmas and
Greeting cards, have been an an­
nual project of the veteran’s ladies
for many years. They have also
accumulated some more holiday
material to be sent over.
FO R
THE
H O L ID A Y S
T H E PE R F E C T G IF T
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A PHILLIPS DAD and LAD Gift Certificate for suit,
slacks, sportcoats, topcoat or tuxedo, to be tailored to HIS
own individual measure is a long lasting gift he will really
appreciate. Issued for any amount.
A price you'll like too.
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D a ir y
Thanksgiving ssrvices will be
IV "llH U LC .n J iilY V held
held Thursdav
Thursday noon at the St.
P ”* wal,s 0? the ' 1 ” 1 a!1
TURKEY SHOOT
bul*ed and tbose turke- d,saP-
CHECK —
In Sunday nights Bowling Tur-
peaned faster than tee ebeam on
YOUR POTTED PLANTS
key Shoot competition was keen
,h* Fo,irth °f Ju |y- ta <* east’
See it they arc CROWDE.D
and fast with Charles Sullivan set-
when the Mt. Emily Gem and
or if they need BOOSTING
ting the pace with 195-178-178-201
Mineral Club held its annual
MAYBE the
games with a 96 pin handicap for
Thanksgiving dinner, last Thurs-
FERN or DIFFENBACHIA
a grand senes of 848.
dav gening.
should he REPOTTED.
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Tbose K°?d f C<^ KSj Wh° .had
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
er, placed second with 15,-159-176-
worked most of the day roasting
POTS
181 games with a 84-pin handicap
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,urke-vs and setting up tables, and
Small — Medium — Large
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preparing the bounteous dinner,
Has arrived at the
the first woman bowler to wm Commercial League left early, after scraping the last
BROOKINGS FEED & SEED a turkey in competition with the
bone and pan. presumably to get
Stands Far Tha Large (inf's
men.
B m 1 m V u rn toe
a quick sandwich at home before
ALSO BOOSTER POWDER
The third turkey was won by The'Commercial League Bowl- failing into bed. The dinner, pre-
TO SAVE SHOCK & START Pinkey Neilson with 125-176-222- ers set a fast pace for bowling pared for about 45 folks was at-
THEM ON THEIR WAY.
162 games with a 64-pin handicap with several bowlers racking up tended by 76 persons, another
TRY
for a total series of 749 pins.
good series and games. Five of the casr o{ tbe "Loaves and Fishes,”
HYACINTH BULBS IN
Fourth place turkey went to bowlers pushed the 600 series, but the Good Lord took care of
1EAR HYACINTH GLASSES Jim Wolfenbarger with 156-125- but none were able to crack the the situation, as he always does.
THE CHILDREN WILL
185-185 games with a 80-pin hand- mark.
for the "Rock-Hounds,” except the
LOVE WATCHING THE
icap for a total series of 731 pins. In the first match between the cooks. They had to shift for them-
ROOTS GROW — THEN
Fifth place turkey was taken Littrell Parts and Kerr Hardware selves.
THE BLOOMS
home by Cliff Brimm with 148- teams, the Parts men won three The wholemise Interest in the
ROSES ARE IN
154-125-179 games with a 124-pin games with Kerrs taking one Earth Sciences is enjoyed by the
TEA-FLORIBUNA
handicap for a 730 series. Cliff game. For the Parts men. Tiny entire
family together. Some
and CLIMRING
was the only reiwat winner for a Drake was high man with a 560 beaiftiful handmade jewelry and
— by RUTH BATIIIANYturkey as he placed third the prev
series. Bud McCourt followed him rock specimens were displayed for
with a 522 series.
discussion and a collapsable show
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For Kerr Hardware, Bill. High- case was presented by Bob John-
am blazed the pins for a series of son, vice-president, who is estab-
598 which stood for high man of lishing a rock shop in the vicinity
X the evening. He was followed by of Atascadero, .California.
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Seven new members joined the
3 Bud Lowe with a 485 series.
In the second sot, Brookings group, during the evening. A $2.00
Machine Shop made it a clean fee for the year includes member-
G
C sweep over the Dunning’s Motors ship in the Northwest Federation
team winning four games from and the welcome into clubs of the
the Motormen. For the Machine Pacific states of Washington,
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a Shop team, Whitey Matson led Idaho, Montana, Oregon and also
the way with a series of 577, he Alaska.
75< PER DAY
was followed by Mack Malcolm,
To start a new silver fund for
who had a 554 series. Don Nem- refreshments at the monthlv
M O N D A Y — Fried Chicken w ith Fruit Salad S eyer also contributed a 510 series, meetings and for n<*xt yeais
T U E S D A Y — I will carry my lunch today
•? For the losing Motormen Les Thanksgiving dinner, a moss àgate
Twohy came through with a 580 necklace, made by Mary- Yokum.
W E D N E S D A Y — Baked I lam with sweet jxitatoes ° series, he was followed by Ed Otis as was a brooch made of banded
T H U R S D A Y — Roast Beef D inner
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with a 463 series.
agate, donated by Wally Darling,
In the third set of the evening, for a door priae.
FR ID A Y — Crab or Shrim p Salad with Grilled 4 B & H Logging Supply won three Several members from the Cres-
Cheese Sandwich.
33 games from Brookings Plywood cent City club, who are also local
S A T U R D A Y — H air appointm ent. Dad went S which won only one game. For members, came up for the dinner,
the Loggers, Ray Gadberry was
Next month’s meeting will in-
high man with a 538 series, he elude the showing of rock slides
Fishing. Eat out.
SU N D A Y — M other’s day of rest — we will eat 0 was followed by I r v Jones who and desert scenes on the organiz­
e d a 532 series.
ation projector, during the Christ-
at the Dairy Creem
For the Plywood men, Neil Mar- i?>as party and gift exchange
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o X fin rolled a 567 series, and w
3 followed by Henry Huovilla’s 482 PREMIUMS ARE AWARDED
BY EMBLEM CLUB
0 scries.
In the fourth set of the evening.
Premiums awarded by the Em-
H ighw ay 101 — N orth Brookings
91 Ward’s Gas and Appliance won blem Club in a recent contest
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CUT HERE — Cut Here — CUT HERE — Cut Hene — CUT HERE throe games from the Brookings- were: a Silver Tea Service to
Harbor Pilot. For the Appliance A. B. Thomas, Brookings; Crystal
men, Archie Hendricks rolled a Service to Doris Turner,' of Gold
585 series)and Gordon Olson rolled Beach; and a Silver Pitcher to
a 531 series. Virg Goldsberry cairv Will Wasson, of Brookings,
through with a even 500 series.
Seven new members were init-
For the »losing Pi.'ots, Joe iatcd at the November 14th meet-
Murphy was again high man with ’nK; Dorene Perry, Lydia Brow-
a 519 series, Art Guthrie followed man, Pear] Young, Agnes Preston
with a 499 scries.
Thelma Holcomb, Barbara Miller
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and Alice Gran all of Brookings.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
At this meeting, the new Sup-
10 Acnv fh (own, 660 feet on Pioneer Road. Cabin, bam, well
TEAM
Won Lost preme District Deputy, Marie
$1,000 will handle.
Machine Shop
32 12 Woods, of the Crescent City Em-
fwo bedroom home
Insulated and weatherstripped _ with
Ward’s Gas & App........... 25 19 blem Club was introduced.
attached garage on paved street near school. $9300 with
Brookings Plywood .......... 24 20
A double baby shower is sched-
1 3 Down, Balance $56.00 per month.
Kerr Hardware
23 21 uled for November 28 to honor
B & H Logging ........... .23 21 sisters Leta Corner and Virginia
Over Two Acres in town with large barn — some berries and
Dunning Motors
18 26 Birfeenfeld.
fruit trees - Only $3450.00. V» Cash will handle.
Littrell Parts
.17 27
On Sunday, December 4th, the
Brookings-Halbur Pilot
2 Bedroom Home with attached car port and extra room
14 30 Emblem Club will have a potluck
8’ x 19’ on large corner lot. $11.000. Only $1500 down.
dinner at the Elks Hall, at 7 p.m.
1.76 Acres with OCEAN FRONTAGE within City Limits
Charles Lowe was in town, this All Elks and their ladies are in­
$7650 Tota Price. — $1500 Down.
past weekend, looking over the vited to join in the fun for the
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State Parks, which is his job with evening.
¿JfcrfA D. RICE — BROKER
the State highway department. I
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is understood that extensive add-
There will be a Special Thanks-
N O W L O C A T E D IN T H E K ER R B U IL D IN G
itions are to be made at the day morning, at the Star of the
Harris Beach Park.
Sea Catholic Church.
I’hone 2312
This is Aly
lunch Box
Thursday, November 24, 1955
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equipment, this is it. Owners
ill health forces sale. The Full
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LARGE CORNER LOT with a
livable old house. Has good
well and pressure system. If
you are looking for a VERY
REASONABLE place to live
this place will surely beat pay­
ing rent. TOTAL PRICE $2750.
Owner prefers cash but will
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