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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
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tyir. and Mrs. D. I). W illiams
moved this week to th -ii new
hom e they recently purchased in
H arbor.
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CITY DIRECTORY
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d y oflie.ai
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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.
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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
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49
23
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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
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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
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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
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“ 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
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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
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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