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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1955)
T» BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT BROOKINGS, OREGON Thursday, December 8, 1955 PAGE FIVE parents p: ?sent the meeting ed by Odom Ford who rolled i NILE CLUB MEETINGS* 476 series. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE "vleime Driftwood Nile Club were Mi. and Mrs. Crump, Mr. and Mrs. James Donnelly, Mr. will hold its monthly m 'tin:, In the fourth set of the even LEAGUE STANDINGGS on Tuesday. December 13th, at and Mrs. Leland Pettegrew, Mrs. ing Dunning Motors won three TEAM Won Lost 8 pm., at the home of Mrs. Walter Bomhoff and Mrs Leo games while Kerr Hardware Oliver Bettis, 265 Second Street, Lucas. won one game. For the winning Brookings Machine 37 15 Gold Peach, phone 1741 There Motor Men Jim Preston \?d the will be a Christmas gilt ex way with a 479 series and was ’ a .- H Legging Supply 31 21 22 change. followed by Buzz Stewart with Ward Gas 4 Ap.............. 30 Kerr Hardware.......„...... 27 25 Temple No. 13. of a 470 series. Brookings Plywood... 25 27 Daughters of the Nile, will hold For the losing Harware men Dunning Motors .......... 24 28 its stated session at 2 pm, on by Tiny Drake Bob Rett I ? was high man with Littrell Parts 17 35 De< •’mber 10th, at the Medford Monday nights league was a a 460 series and was followed by Brookings-Harbor Pilots 17 35 Masonic Temple, proceeding a 12:30 covered dish lunch. Mem runaway for three teams as they Bill Higham with a 141 series. bers attending will pleas? bring won four games and again ! •■ urmb ■» arvra» * * « * rn a dessert, and make reservations stretched the league standings j •parr Brookings Machine Shop) with Mrs Mary Dobbema Port Orford, phone Edgewixxl 2-2521. won four games over Littnell Parts to maintain their first A PERFECT CHRISTMAS G T FOR ALL THE WINCHUCK 4-H LIVESTOCK plaw standings in the league, FAMILY Almost completed. verv modern 3 Uadiootn while the Partamen gave them a Cf.t’n HOLDS AWARD NIGHT house with flagstone fireplace and matching planter, Th? Winchuck 4-H Livestock batt’' for the first two games hardwood floors, insulation, spacious wardrobe closets, with the games being decided in Club held a special meeting the 1148 square feet of living area plus 12x28 attached the last frame. For the winning ! evening of November 18th at th ' garagt. On nice lot in new restricted subdivision. A teal Machine Men Jess Hoagland was home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold good buy at $11,500. Should qualify for Veteran’s loan. Crump for the purpose of pre high man with a 535 senes, and was followed by Mack Malcolm I senting the members and lead YOU CAN B e HOME FOR CHRISTMAS . . . Immediate possession, 10 acres, r ’ cly located on the ers wth their yearly pins and with a 531 series and Tons contributed a 524 Winchuck River Road. Has very comfort ihle 2-bedroom certificate which they receive foi Christensen series. house with large living room and rock fireplace — Also the completion of their projects. For the losing Parts Men, Bud W H Hawkins, of Gold Bach outbuildings and large chicken-run < Abundant water , County Extension Agent, was McCounrt was high man with a supply. Originally listed for $10.700 but now reduced in charge of th > 4-H work, at 536 senes and was followed by to $8900 for quick sale. Submit your offer of down payment with balance like rent. tended the meeting and made Jerry Hahn with a 491 series. the presentations. He compli In the second cet of the even 1.69 acres in Ilarhor. in beautiful and secluded mented the club on its outstand ing, B & H Logging made it a setting with tin«' myrt lewood grove. Has completely ing work and the honors th ■ clean sweep over the Brookings- remodeled 2-bedroom home. Extra hath in full anil club members have received dur Harbor Pilots to maintain their completed basement for additional bedroom, family room ing th past year. The club re second place standing in the ( or den Double garage with workshop in rear. Three extra ceived a certificate award for a league For the winning Loggers building sites or plenty of room for a horse Present 100 percent completion of the I t v Jones rolled a 555 series to lead the way. He was also high asking price of $15,500 lower than original listing. projects the members started. Terms within reason. The two 'leaders, Mrs. Irene mar for the evening. Hornet | Crump and Mrs Thelma P etti Haggerty rolled a 528 series fn Modern 2-Bedrooni home with fnoplace and half- grew each received thier thr?e helping the wins, and Ray Gad j acre in good district of Harbor area Includes automatic berry contributed a 520 series. year leadership pins The mem washer, electric range and reri .'yer.itor. $11,000 ig the For the losing Pilots, Joe j bers received the following total price. Carries [»resent State Veteran’s loan. Murphy was again high man awards: Janet Crump, a Junior Beautiful home site, 100 x 135, with fine ocean Leadership pin and a seven year with a 513 series and was fol view. Lots of natural shrubbery Onlv $900 on easy terms award; Mervin Pettegrcw and lowed by teammate Ait Guthrie another good lot 57 x 138 on paved street near school. Dale Crump each were given a with a 485 series. In the third set of the evening Reduced to $800 and any terms within reason; also five year award; Eddie Oar, ocean-front lots as low as $2700. Helen Lucas, and RfcljJhd Don Wardk Gas and Appliance also nelly each had a three year made it a clean sweep over th e ! z//yp Com plete Insurance Coverage award given them. Richard Bom- Brookings Plywood team The ho(T, a second year award and clean sweep kept the Gas men Dividends up to 2 o f on Fire Policies — Low James Donnelly, a one year in the third place in the stand ings within one game of second Sem i Annua! Premiums in S A F E C O Or In award. The Certficates and pins place. For the winning Gas Men, FARM ERS F i nam ing on 7 'rucf( Policies — which made up the awards are given by the First National Bank Bob Dimmiek lead the way with As/{ LJs For O notations— H ere ready to serve U a 541 series, and was followed of Portland. by Ed Edson with a 532 series. Mrs. Crump and Janet served* For the losing Plywood meny* refreshments of cooking, punch. Hank Houvila was high man PHONE 3311 BROOKINGS, OREGON and coffee to the grqup. The w’ith a 490 series and was follow Commercial League Reports BETTER BUYS A . "HEADQUARTERS" FOR Tpys, Gifts AND Decorations A TURKEY WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EACH DAY BY NORTH BROOKINGS MERCHANTS . . . BEGINNING MONDAY, DECEMBER 12th — GET YOUR FREE TICKETS HERE — Young's 5& 1O Where Your Dollar Has More Cents’ North Brookings Shopping Area • FREE PARKING • WEISTER'S PETE J.LESMEISTER AGENCY STARTING, MONDAY,DEC. 12th thru FRIDAY, 1 ISP ?3rd a T urkey » d **« tJfai Vn EVERYDAY 3? YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT AT THE DRAWINGS TO WIN YOUR TURKEY :o GET YOUR FREE TICKETS AT VERN'S PASTRY SHOPPE KNOX INSURANCE AGENCY PERRY'S BARBER SHOP THE CURIO SHOPPE BROOKINGS FEED & SEED THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS YOUNG'S 5 and 10 STORE C. "ED" DEMPSEY DICK'S RICHFIELD STATION CONNIE'S CUT N' CURL UNION "76" SERVICE STATION FRANK'S PHARMACY Drawing at 6 p.m. Every Day at Muncy's Meat Market MENNING BUICK HI-WAY MARKET DAIRY CREEM WESTERN AUTO MUNCY'S MARKET Numbers W ill Be Posted at the Above Merchants Every Day n . BROOKINGS SHOPPING A re a
