Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, January 05, 1956, Page 2, Image 2

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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT -
BROOKINGS, OREGON
Thursday, January 5, 1956
BOWLING HAGUE DEPORT
by Tiny Drake
the season the action for first continued The leading Brook­
As Monday nights league drew place was fast and a battle De­ ings Machine Shop was pressed
lo the close of the first half of tween tlso two leading teams all the way by W ard’s Gas and
Appliance Team. The Gas men
won the first game, but the
Machine men were able to put
the squeeze on for the second
game and assure first place for
j the first half. For the Machine
shop, Tony Christensen blazed
away with a 590 series and he
was followed by Whitey Matson
with a 521 series and Mack Mal­
colm with a 516 series.
For the losing Ga.-> men, Bob
D:mmick led the way with a 526
series and Gordon O'son with a
523. By virtue of this loss the
Gas men went into a?cond place
tie vyitH the B and H Logging
Supply team.
The B and H Logging Supply
team and Kerr Hardware split
their series, two games to two.
For the Loggers, Homer Hagger­
ty k*d the way with" a 553 series
and Irv Jones followed with a
526 series. Ray Gadberry con­
tributed a 518 series.
For the Hardware men, Bill
Higham set a fast pace with a
590 series, this series tied Tony
Christensen for high men of the
evening. Bob Rettke rolled a
463 series to help the cause. By
virtue of the split the HarJ.va; ,*
men went into a tie with the
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WHILE THEY LAST!
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TULIPS (reg. 98:) . . 4 9 c dcz.
DAFFOD5LLS . . . . 29c doz.
PACKAGE BULBS . . Now 3 9 c
(Regularly 59<)
HYACINTHS . . . .
S C ceadt
BROOKINGS FEED and SEED
ACHING MUSCLES
Raliava p u n t of tirad, tor«, aching m u r
claa with STA N Q A C K , tablata or p o w d « r *
STA N Q A CK acta fat» to bring comforting
raliaf. . . bacauaa tha STA N BACK form ula
combmat tavaral pratcnption t/p e Ma-
gradiantt fo r fast raliaf of pain.
TEDDY FREEMAN ENJOYS } cones burst open, releasing the
FLOOD SIDELIGHTS
Plywood for fourth place.
TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO — i immature seed but there was a
With the drying out of the
In the nert set the Brookings
Teddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. i loss of food supplying fir needles, i areas flooded in California came
Plywood led the way by winning
Ted
Freeman, rad a five-day Pre-formed flowers, according I a slush of mail. From various
three games from the Dunning
Motors team For the winning trip to San Francisco, which ne to W. D. Hagenstien, managing sources come reports leading one
Plywood men Vern McNees let! won in an OREGONIAN sub­ director of the association, were to believe the postal authorities
the way with a 509 aeries and scription drive. Leaving from seriously damaged and the need-I checked the heavy holiday mails
was followed by Neil Martin Grants Pass last Thursday, a- les, which normally hang on for I at a distance from the inundated
long with 2oo other youngsters, five years, have in many cases, towns and sent out release ord­
with a 486 series.
Teddy
saw all the sights, in­ already begun to fall thereby de­ ers as soon as they deemed prac­
For the losing Motor Men,
Eddie Otis led the may with a cluding the East-West football nuding the trees, which will pro­ ticable. This holiday backlog has
513 series and w’as followed by game, China Town. Golden Gate bably make for very slow growth added to it Health and Welfare’
correspondence which brought a
team mate Les Twohy with 421. Park, with all the trimmings, next year.
Another serious loss, the fo r-; tremendous burden upon the
In the final set of the evening He was the only boy from
The Brookings-Harbor Pilot won Brookings to go and had a com­ ester added, is the top killing of postal employees and it is prob­
three games from the Littred panion from Crescent City. Ha most one-year seedlings in the able much of this mail will be
P arts team. For the Pilots Art will now re-take his route which region’s nurseries and the kill­ undeliverable because the people
Guthrie set the pace with a 538 has been run by his m other dur­ ing may he so bad that no year- to whom it is addressed are
old trees may be taken from the gone and left no forwarding add­
series and was followed by Jim ing his absence.
Teddy started selling OREG­ nurseries for planting this year. ress.
Harper with a 448 aeries.
For the Losing Parts Men ONIANS the first of June, 1954 A lot of them would not sur­
Tiny Drake was high with a 498 and in the seven months he has vive if transplanted, he believes.
t ties and was followed by Don delivered 12.000 papers which Young trees already in the for­
not only brought him a free trip ests will be badly damaged by
Johnston with a 410 series.
to the Bay City but Teddy has a the freeze.
FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS nice little bank account started,
'i eddy says he don’t see why
TOR FIRST HALF
more kids don’t wake up and get
Machine Shop
44 20
W ard’s Gas and Ap........38
26
SPECIAL TRIPLICATE
B & H Logging ........... 38 26
In the Women’s League, in a
K err Hardware
33 31 make-up match, Cleo Rogers
Brookings Plywood
. . 33 31 rolled a 166 triplicate games.
imps o r ru g
Dunning Motors
.28 36 This triplicate was the first of
iHDUSTfir
CAM M W /C E
Brookings-Harbor Pilot 24
the season. In the final game,
r g t m r ústcttArrAPtR
18
Littrell P a rts......
after having narrow miss on
i 2 0 f l f T * t D Í A M gTg AULtS LO/iO
pins and split trouble, Cleo rolled
f i t 2 H HOttttgS
four strikes in a row and fin­
ished up for a 166 game. She
rolled this triplicate while bowl-
ng on the Ship Ashore team
t gainst the Chetco Home and
ANNUAL HER CAPITA CONSUMPTKM o r P h P tt
Auto.
in W,« US, IS W 0 POUNDS. IT TAKES 3 8 M ILU0H
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f c r e s t m - u . s . a .
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This new Buick
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FROSTED FIRS -
Lhst November's cold snap
will eventually cost the north­
west lumber industry milions of
dollars, according to a release
by the Industrial Forestry Ass­
ociation. Net only were the seed
2 -Door 6-Passenger Sedan
CORDS O f WOOD TO M i l t OUR ANNUAL NEEO*.
IMPORTS TOTAL OVE ft I I M IL L IO N CORDS-
MOSTLY IN TKB FORM OF PAPER AND PUU4
A merica
has enough forest
LAND WHICH,If MANAGED WISELY
* ' " «A0W AU THE PULPWOOD
TH48ER PRODUCTS we NEID
MAKE BIG
MONEY
RAISING
delivers locally for less than some models of the
weil-known smaller cars. Come in and check 1
NUTRIA
P R O T E C T THE FO R E S TS A R D U S E T H E M WISELY
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think von can’t afford a big-bodied, big-
powered, big-muscled Buick like the one shown
h e re —we’d like to set the m atter straight.
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f you
II you ean afford nni/ new ear. von can afford tin's
strapping and stunning Buick S pecial Sedan—and
no kidding.
Foi this Buick is tagged within a few dollars of the
well known smaller ears — mu/ actually costs h ss
than sotnc ttunh Is <>/ those very same cars. The price
we show lu re pros t s it.
"W orld's Most
Versatile F u r"
Just ask yourself: wouldn’t you rather go traveling
w ith the lift and life and pace and poise of a stun­
ning new Buick — when it's all yours at just about
the price of a smaller car?
BIG DEMAND !
If your an sw er is yes, then the time is n o w —
right note.
pan ion to mink, other fin-’
furs Supply limited. The 1955
stock of pelts completely soid
Drop in on us this very week — tomorrow would be
fine—and we ll seat you at the wheel of the biggest
a n ti most beautiful bundle of high-pow ered Buick
e \e i offered in America’s low-price field.
out.
EASY TO RAISE !
M ilwaukie
vears running now —has outsold ev e n other t ar in
ears.
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H ut low price is just part of the picture.
Big reason for B uitks soaring sales sweep is that
folks are finding here a lot more automobile for the
mont v — more stvle boldness, more jxiwer thrill,
more ride stability anti more solid structure than
the same dollars buv elsew here.
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BROOKINGS, OREGON
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m w N tr,; Fur Industry.
H e sell rtzps'ered breeding
.stock pua ran teed to produce.
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ir untmof.t and
a ki h . h and ca m isses
in n p you 0 / a certain,
red market.
ISEND TODAY !
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even 4 ’2 months Easy to
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So tnavlte sou ta n understand whv Buick—for two
Buick $F
Start the New Year right!
Open or add to y o .r saving account
at U. S. National
by January 10 . . . you’” earn
interest from Januai > 1.
Acclaimed hv stylists as the
new star ifl
ES ARE BUILT BUICK W i ll BUtlO THEM
"D rivé from factory
Save„pto $130.?'
ite for complete informal -
on ’•fast-growing" N utria
cost or obligation
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