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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1955)
Thursday, December 22, 1955 BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT BROOKINGS, OREGON where -he picked up a mess of DIFFERENT WIFE* Motor Men and B & H Logging When you see A1 Buchanan poison oak and we quite believe Supply split even with each running around with a woman that she has been mi.-?rable with ‘earn winning »two games. For it despite all the shots she’s that don't look like Flossie at the Motor Men Jim Preston led all. take another look. You'll tee subjected too. the way with « 503 seines and find it really is Flossie. Some- was followed by Les Twohy with JUDGE NELSON INDISPOSED i 471 series. Judt ? Hans Nelson has been and the sister of Mrs. Ruby For the Loggers Ray Gad- arsing a digestional disorder Moore of Portland; Mrs. Myrtle berry set a fast pace for his Ford. Chinook, Wash.; Mrs. Ivy that got to acting up last week team with a 566 which was also Jackson. Astoria; Robert Miller, end, so the judge thought he'd his series for the evening. He Gold Beach, Omar Miller, Arc best get to a hospital He didn't was followed by Homer Hag adia. California; and Roy Miller stay there very long Mayor Roy gerty with a 528 series of Crescent City. Brimm went down and got him «■ Anyone interested in bowling She was bom at Gold Beach, after a night theoe in this league may inquire at 68 years ago, the daughter of FfifiP SQMiTHIVÇ'î In Monday night's bowling the bowling alley or contact »Edward and Susan iForgy) Mil er r m ■' ■ 11 u ■ w t r eague the League Standings Tiny Diaka. There are three ler. were again shifted around as openings for bowlers in this the close of the first half draws league. near. On alley 1-2 the Ward's Team Won Lost Gas and Appliani » team made it Brookings Machine 41 19 a clean sweep over the Littrell Wards Gas & Ap.............. 37 23 Parts team. The first game went B & H L <gging Supply 36 24 right down to the last pin. as the Kerr Hardware 31 29 Gas Men were able to win by Brookings Plywood..... 30 30 only one pin. For the winning Dunning Motors ....27 33 Gas Men Bob Dimick was high Brookings-Harbor Pilot 21 39 man. with a 547 series but he Littrell Parts 17 43 ! was pushed all the way by team Bert Hale, M gr. Phone 1181 Res. 7 9 4 4 mate Archie Hendricks with a B/G GAME. POND DUCK 534. and Ed Edson and Gordon LEAFLETS ARE AVAILABLE Main PhM>r — Surf Hotel Olsen also contributed twin ser Two new informational leaf ies of 504 By virtue of the clean lets have been added to the ser Crescent City, California sweep the Gas Men went into ies of publications on Oregon's second place standing. lish and wildlife, the Oregon Courteous — Personalized W orld-W ide Travel Service For the losing Parts Men. Game Commission announced to Tiny Drake blazed the way with day. The leaflets titled ‘.'Oreg For Your Convenience. a 560 series and Bud McCourt on's Big AIR • STEAMSHIP AIR CHARTERS HOTEL ACCOMODATION’S Game” and "Pond followed with d 486 series. TRAIN BUS BUS CHARTERS SIGHTSEEING TOURS Ducks of Oregon” art1 available On alleys 3-4 the Brookings to the public free of charge. Machine Shop won three games, — AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU — The 4-page leaflets give brief while Brookings Plywood won facts and identifying features one game. For the Machineers of each of thé "dabber" or pond Whitey Matson led the way with ducks that are found in Oregon a 532 series, and was clo.-*?ly and one each of the big game an pushed by three team-mates. imals of the state. Tony Christensen ro'led a 519, Informational leaflets on Or Jess Hoagland a 518 and Mack egon's fish and wildlife now Malcolm a 515 series. number six in series. The other For the losing Plywood Men, lour include leaflets on Oregon’s Odom Ford was high man with Upland Game Birds, Salmon of Owners O f The a 500 series and Neil Martin Oregon,’ Oregon's Fur-bearers, followed with a 487 series. and Trout of Oregon. On alleys 5-6 the Kerr Hard Copies of these publications ware Team won three games are available free of charge from and the Brookings Harbor Pilots the Oregon State Game Com could only win one. For the win mission. 1634 S AV. Alder, Port ning Hardware Men Bill High- land, Oregon. am led the way with a 538 ser ies and Bob Rettke ended up with a 470 series. By virtue of TRAVELLING Mrs. Erma Rice left last week this win the Hardware Men went into fourth position in the stand end for three month’s vacation. She drove to central California ings. For the losing Pilots, Jim where she will sj»?nd the holi Harper was high man with a 501 days with her daughter and sis and also rolledj a game with nine ter. 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