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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1956)
f P? 'E TEN - EROGKINGS-HARBOR PILO ! — BROOKINGS. OREGON LEW IS A. PETERSON PASSES AWAY ; n fe W ord hits been lcceived from M rs. Lewis P eterson that her h usband passed aw ay a t th« P lan s w ent ahead to print a V eteran s H ospital, P ortland, on B rookings-H arbor city d.reW \ J a n u a ry 31st. Interm ent will be w ithin the next lew m onths. The a t P o rtlan d . The P eterson home project, w’hieh would include all is a t th e co rn er of H ighw ay 101 th e nam es living in th e anea, was a n d HofTeldt Lane. We hope t > u n dertaken jointly by the Pub have his obituary in the next lishers ol the Pilot, and M orris issue. C orderm an. P eterson, a W orld Wat I v et Cordei-man will do most of the e ra n w as a m em ber of the local co n tact work, a terrific job in V FW Post and also a Mason. itself. It mean* th a t he will call .................... ........ tyir. and Mrs. D. I). W illiams moved this week to th -ii new hom e they recently purchased in H arbor. —---------- (if b< ik w£l b- printed, k ! ■■■'•!'. It CITY DIRECTORY a Do D: • e io ’ , : the d y oflie.ai eh Jch es, o rg an ’ IS PLANNED HERE c i/alion.-, and m a p l o f Bin.,kings and H arbor area. It is th,- first tim e th at such a d iet tory h a s been s ta rte d here and it is hoped th a t all w ill cooperate by supplying th e In form ation. Bowling News — Monday n ig h t’s league was on every house in the a re a to ascertain some facts, such as again narrow ed down a l te r th e name, w ife’s name, num ber in evenings gam “ w ere com pleted. family, m ailing address, house The Brookings M achine Shop team made it i clean sweep over num ber and occupation. W hen th e listings are com- the B rookings-H arbor Pilots. PORT APPLIANCE i ABC BIG JUBILEE SPEACAIL Thursday, February 2, 1956 '1 his sw eep vaulted them into fo u rth place in the stanuing> F o r the winning M achiners. M a t ron blazed the all ys w ith a 623 aeries to lead the w ay and also ca p tu re high series for the even* ing. Alack Malcolm followed W’ith a 561 senes, and was pusn- ed by Bob L dfenbaugh who tolled a 541 series and Tony C hristensen c< n trib u ted a 531 series. F o r th e losing P ilots, Act G uthrie led the w ay w ith a 502 end Jim H arp er followed w ith a 479 series. In the secoi d set of the even- mg, the D unning M otors team v on th ree v h ile W ards Gas I and Appliance team could only win one gam« F or the w inning i M otor Men, E a O tis led the w ay w ith a 496 series and Ron P r a tt lollowed w ith a 470 series. F o r th e losing G as Men, Bob Dimmick set the pace w ith a 516 series followed by Gordon O lsen Wln X 1Cth V 9? T T ’ n the third set of th e evening, e rr H ardw are team and the Brookings Plywood team W hite Rock team took four split tn en n es two and two j r,>rn leading Chetco i-iuri* F o r the H ard w are men. Bill and A uto team , moving them FOR R E N T - Several H mes H igham led w ith a 555 series and •¡p to second place. Third place and Duplexes. See P E T E J. Bob R e ttk e turned in a 545. Ship A Shore team lost threo LESM EISTER. 50-tf-c F o r the Plywood men, Odom ¡mints to the Hi-Way M arket in Ford had a 527 to lead and V ein fifth place. M oore’s V ariety mov FOE R E N T 3 Bedroom H<»use. McN *es followed w ith a 493. ing to sixth place, and w ith In Downtown Brookings. Phone The B & H Logging Supply 2294. 50'2-p team rolled th eir event, but High Game 584 and team series th e ir opponent team , L ittre ll cf 1638. won th ree from S m ith N E W L IF E - P arts, had th eir series postponed River V ariety now' in 4th place. Mrs. Ted F reem an is trying to Brookings Feed and Seed split ustil '1'hursday night get acustom ed to lightening up F o r the Loggers Ray Gad- gam es 2 and 2 w ith Sm ith River on her accounting work, lif te r oerry led th e w ay w ith a 548 T avern. tw elve years of juggling figures A 517 serie* rolled by J. M al series and was pushed by Irv on a w holesale basis, day in and colm and Ik G uthrie 179, R. M ur Jones who tu rn ed in a 535. day out. here and in Gold Beach, TEAM Won Lost phy 462. High gam es by J. M al she is glad to Let L arry tak e colm 205, L. W allace 187, and Brookings Flyw ood..... 12. 4 over the Chetco S tore books so G uthrie 178. K err H ard w are................. 11 she will ju s tf h a v e the fam ily W ards Gas & Appliance .10 66 accounts, and some home life to T here w ere th ree changes in B rookings M achine...........9 keep her interested. 7 the standings of the Beavenette D unning M otors................ 8 8 League on T hursday, Jan. 26th. B & H Logging S upply.... 4 R IT A ’S D A IL Y W A L K — 8 L ittrell P a r ts ......................3 9 ¡ At least one Brookings m atron TEAM Won Lost B rookings-H arbor Pilots 3 13 is doing h er best to keep in I esm eisters .................. 49 23 ---------------------- shape. Mrs P ete (R ita) Tierce Mode O’ D ay.................... 43 29 daily hikes from her home in ln the C alo re« * League on k ™ H ard w are ............ 40 32 Brookings to her w ork a t H an- Ja n u a ry 27th th ere were B incers & H L o g g in g ................ 37 35 changes in the standings. The I j M scam ’s, and home agaip a t night. ........................36 36 S torm or sun, she m akes the H anscam s .................2 8 ’a 43 trip every day,which ce rtain ly Brookings M arket ........28 44 is som ething w orthy of m ore .W ard s Propane' ......... 26 45 G com m endation than ju st this space in a new spaper. Mode O ’ Day taking four points from Mincers. L esm eisr • WOMENS ler* won th re e and W ards one. t B & H Logging w ith High Series 2724 playing Brookings M arket CHILDRENS ¡took three. One for the M arket • MENS j team w ith high team gam e 956. K err H ard w are w’on one wit.i H anscam s taking three. H ighest series rolled w as Y. Vaughn 491. B. G uthrie 489 B. M iller 488. A new m em ber of th e -200” Club, B. M iller 209, R. M urphy 198, C. Rogers 185, MOTEL BUILDING and E. McNees a 181. To Late to Classify S H O E R E P A IR • . W h ile You W ait A I! Types • Shoes E xp ertiy R c-N ew ed at GERRY’S SHOE REPAIR YOUNG Ret.! Fsta’e Agorcy ♦ Insurance ♦ Notary Public >3 W & ¿.T \7 \ Bordens Mayonaise DILL PICKLES Quart Jar Stienfeld's 59< 22 oz. far White Star AUTOMATIC WASHER . MATCHING DRYER ADJUSTABLE, METAL IRONING BOARD 36-Piece CANNON TOWEL SET FREE PliPP ARui FREE A i This for Just the Price of the Washing Machine FEBRUARY SPECIAL 10 OUNCE PACKAGES - CUT CORN ?EAS PEAS and CARROTS ’ ’ INACH Th? FOOD PLAN W AY! PO R T APPLIANCE CORNER OF MILL ROAD and HIGHWAY 101 Libby's Chunk Style Tuna CHILI and BEANS 3 tins 89< V /2 1b tin 3 for $1. VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS 2 ’/2 tin . . . 5 for S1.CO PLUS $50.00 TRADE IN WITH WASHER YOU GET 3k DATES — 1 pound box . . 29c Large AVOCADOS . . Delrich 2 for 29c GOGIIEEEA VALLEY MARGARINE GRAPEFRUIT - Large 2 pounds 49< 10 1b Klamath SPUDS Libby , TOMATO JUICE • 46 oz. t in - 4 /s l •— «• «*• — - — 4 for 29c -4 L X WtSSON OIL ground BEEF BLADE GUT - TENDER and JUICY BEEF ROAST . . . . . SL5CE0 BACON DOG FOOD 13 tins s1.00 BOILING BEEF 49c 1b 39c 1b 25c 1b HI-WAY MARKET • “ LET’S LOOK AROUND THE HOUSE WHILE WE’RE AT IT” 39e 1b Quart Bottle Skippy O N E and O N E-H A LF ACRE TRACT with lovely trees and shrubs. A very nice budding site. M ary fine homes s u r rounding. Not far to school. Can be hed on good term s o r special price for cash Also an o th er sm all p ractically new home adjacent would m ake excellent place for your D ear M OTHER-IN-LAW . R ring’e r along, she m ight have the cash. FRESH and LEAN A u 49« P ractically New 2 bedroom home on larg e lot and in an excellent location, ju st listed. F inanced on F.H.A. term s. T his home priced right at $10,500.00. We suggest you look and com pare. F eatu re s such as vertical Venetian blinds, hardw’ood floors, and glassed-in fro n t porch and m any others you will apprec iate. BRAND N EW T H R E E BED ROOM HOME for A N O N V ETERAN on F.H.A. Term s. An excellent lot in EXTRA F IN E LOCATION. Be sure to see this b eau tifully planned home now-. We doubt if you will w ant to look fu rth er. Buy this today and you can select your w all colors, lin oleum, etc. This home is in the $11.000 bracket. Several out-of-tow n sm all acreage places. Some on good term s. Come in and let us ta k e you on a country to u r of our listed farm s. OPEN S:ooA M TO q:^o P.M 6 Blocks North ‘ irv Center • A good id ea J u st ta k e etocl o. all the items of value in your home such as antiques, paintings, statu ary, porcelain, tapestnes cr rugs and you’ll see that collectively th ey’re worth m ore th a n y o u e v e r dreamed. When you think of all the things you would hate to have happen to them, but which do happen, all the time . . . loss and damage from fire, explo sio n , w in d storm , w ater damage, theft, vandalism, etc., then you can appreci ate what an "All Risks” Eme Arte Policy can do to protect you from financial
