BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT -
Thursday, February 9, 1956
PAGE FIVE
BROOKINGS^OREGON
stercttBOO/t
heart Surgery Pioneer
There were a few changes in
the Calorette League Standings
I on February 3rd.
Monday
nights
bowling
league
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Opportunity
was again dose and the stand- League Standings
Wow Lost..
r of th ' gn <>m Scott Leh-
32
Is Knocking
Patricia Ann Hermann, the
ings were shifted around as the Chetco Home & Auto... 52
Crescent City, was heal
39
man
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Rod
Brookings
Plywood
team
retain-
w
hite
Rock
15
A t Your Door
Hermann. Brookings and \\ alter ushc , whil< ushers were Rieh-
ed its lead by one point. The Ship A Shore ........... 12 42
Eric Garvin were married Sat ard Tarvin. and Bill Hermann,
plywood men made it a clean , HiWay Market........ 42 42
was s provided by Mrs.
urday. February 1th, at 8 pm .
sweep over the Wards Gas and Smith River Variety 41'a 42
W ith Purebred
l R.'Ctl d at the organ.
in the Baptist Community
Appliance team by winning all Brookings Feed & Seed 10la 43 ’ j
? bride eG mother wore Navy
j church in Brookings Garvin s
four games. For the winning I Moores Variety........... 40 44
Registered
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Blut brix de with Navy access-
Plywood team, Neil Martin led Smith River Tavern 33 51
orie Th candle lighters were
I Garvin of Smith River.
the way with a 581 series and |
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er and Ann White.
Chetco Home and Auto taking
Rev. Walter Sadler officiated
followed with a
Vein
McN*
one point and Hi-Way Market
it the single ring ceremony, inc be >r was George Herm
529 series.
Bud Pisartk
(with the father. Mr. Hermann, ann' brother of the bride. Th«'
For the losing Gas Men, I-es taking three. White Rock team
reception was held in the lower
jiving his daughter away.
This Tuesday being Valentines1 Dimmick led the way with a 499 yy ¡th high team series, 1640, took
thro? from Ship A Shore team.
The bride was beautifully room of the church.
Mrs R. D. Rowley _ cut .........
the nay, there will no doubt be a and was followed by Ed Etlson Smith River Variety one point
“MINK OF TOMORROW”
pressed in a white lace over tulle
iT s I Mil U saved the heart oi
Mildred
Bvrne
leluge
ot
mail
tor
me
from
the
who
rolled
a
4«9
seiies.
EASY TO RAISE
''tha punch bowl. i l r s many rental.' admirers Girls,
e -ri
jn
second set of the even losing three to Brookings Feed 'is Uh l ev of Chicago whose
with a three-tiered ak"f'lng°r serv
NO OBNOXIOUS ODOR
•'.le I sb> ’ operation in 1916 was
ballerina leneih.
she F A Ar„,n
Mrs. Leland pieasc mark nil cards "personal ing, The Kerr Hardware boys ind Seed. Moores and Smith
lie of the first performed in this
QUIET
River Tavern split games 2 - 2 .
There
are
a
couple
of
gents
made
it
a
clean
sweep
of
four
tiuntry. She's now 11, and the
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a; dhitr o « h W on her. P C ierew assisted in serving.
T .... -e are a couple o, gents
carted a white orenia
cut .round this office that will latch games over the Dunning Motor Ship A Shore high team game »tLtw.«. oi tic.»...«.
ADAPTABLE TO MOST
of
605.
Highest
series
rolled
Rowley of U n-j in the wedding cake the bride on to any mail from the opposite Men. For the winning Hard, was 502 by Nadine Hyatt, 495
CLIMATES
sex, and then' is no telling when wane team, Bill Higham led the
VEGETARIANS
flekl College " “ s ,he Maid °f
Kr° T T " , ht
vim can pry them fn?e from it. way with a 556 series and Bud by Rettke, 481 by Miller, 467 by
EASY TO FEED
,
Awhile Mrs Vernon Crock- gifts at the gilt table.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harbin»
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Lowe followed with a 432 aeries. Vaughn.
Honor. wh U . .
bride graduated from the
A new member was added to and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Marker,
I
have
already
received
one
For
the
losing
Motor
Men,
Ed
•
'¡Brookings High School and also
BULLOCH NUTRIA FARM ett ot Haibc .
this year’s “200 club*, Cleo and sons Mike and Jerry, spent
maMrs Rowley wore a gwen attended the University of Ore- card an original at that, from Otis had a 505 for high man Rogers with a 213. Other high the weekend in Roseburg where
AGENCY for
a
secret
pal.
For
a
minute
I
and
Elmer
Tantare
had
a
415
Mrs. no
.
se Kay gon. She is now employed at the
PUREBRED REGISTERED
games were Miller 179, M. Phil they visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
taffeta dress,
.
Brookings Water Company. The thought it was from “Olga.'’ for a follow.up of the Motor
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lips 178 and Hyatt 172.
Good, the Harbin’s daughter.
Ollie
was
the
star
center
on
our
men.
r
ket, “ore a yellow taffeta groom is a graduate of the Del
10821 S.E. POWELL BLVD.
third grade basketball team. Be-
In the third set of the evening
Crocke
white
carnation
Norte
High
School
.and
is
now
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crissey re,
PORTLAND ,66, OREGON with nosegay of white earn
(<,mp|o}v(1 b>. Mi|, 1>lgg,n(; Co.
ing six-three was a real asset, the Brookings-Harbor Pilots ani
Mrs. B. E. Kerns returned,
turned
this past week from a
LIBERAL FINANCING
aC™c’Ud rc sX were identical,1 After a short weding trip the Our team that year was unde- B & H Logging Supply split trip to Seattle where they visited Sunday, from a three weeks visit
two and two. For the Pilots Joe
with dropped waist line, and couple will be at home in Smith feated.
Murphy led the way with a 497 their son and family, also with with her son, Ben and family, at
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River
after
February
12th
BULLOCK
Mrs. Crisaey’s sister, Rose, who Atwater, California, and other
ballerina length skirt
That gal v.as really an ath series and team-mate Art Guth
Out
of
town
guests
at
the
relatives in Watsonville and
is in a rest home at Salem.
A wedding bower of Acacia
lete. She was a terrific first, rie followed with a 486 series.
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Oakland.
formed behind the wedding services included: Mr. and Mrs. baseman and a heck of an end
For the Loggers, Irv Jones
" w v Baskets o fK in g Alfred! John E. Duncan of Shedd, Ore.,
BEHIND TH E
party. Baskets
maternal grand parents; on the football team. After her had a 510 and Ray Gadberry had
Daffodils completed the floral the
a 508 for the high-point men.
CREST MOTEL
Mrs. Minnie Hermann of Myrtle taur of duty at public school 31,
In the fourth set of the even
decoration.
Point, paternal grand mother; she had many otters to turn
Best man was Vern Garvin, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Dun professional. I think she is still ing, the major upset of the night
took place. The cellar-dwelling
can of Portland, uncle and aunt travelling with a troupe.
Littrell Parts team ran over the
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of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Eric
How the Quarterback Club Strong Brookings Machine Shop
Jones of Blue Lake, Calif., uncle
here
would welcome an athlete team, three games to one. The
and aunt of the groom.
Mrs. Thomas Forrest and Mrs. of Olga’s stature. But, those other game went down to the last
Kenneth Parry and daughter, boys haven’t been sitting on their man in the frame before the
Sharon,(Of Myrtle Point, Oregon; hands these last couple of weeks Machiners were able to squeeze
that one win. For the winning
Miss Joy Bellarts of Portland; either. They haven’t bought off Parts Men, Fell Cambpbell set
any
professional
players
but
Mrs. Elva Gunst or Orick, Calif.,
the pace with a 505 series and
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beem and have started well on their way Bud McCourt followed with a
towards
the
$5,000
goal.
Jean of Kerby, Oregon; besides
3-Bcdroom H om e on >/2 Acre, $2500 D ow n
497.
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many relatives and friends from
For the losing Machiners,
As
quickly
as
the
rainy
seaon
Crescent City, Smith River and
Whitey
Matson aet the alleys
2 Bedroom H om e, furnished, large lot, $4000 D n
for the year passed I wrote the
the Brookings-Harbor area.
kinfolk back in Wisconsin fvay afire with his first two games
and ended with a 623 scries and
2 Bedroom H om e & den, nice location, 10,000 cash
Mr. and Mrs. Ted deFord, of about the fine sunshine. I have took high series honors for the
been
noticing
the
temperatures
Now you can have better insurance and claims
Medford, visited the Bollinger-
evening. He was followed by
this this past weekend. Mrs. back there are near 10 and 15
ttervice—at folding-money-size savings, l lus is
Mack
Malcolm
who
turned
in
a
10 Acres in city of Brookings, $1.000 Down
deFord is Mrs. Bollinger’s neice degree mark. Only Florida has
insurance for careful drivers only, reducing osse».
shown any m ild' temperatures 554 series and Jesse Hoagland
2 Furnished A partm ents For Rent, available soon
Streamlined policy issuing methods are applied to
compared
to
Brookings.
Today
i
had
a
503
scries.
The Fellowship Hour, spon-
cut costs. YOU get the benefits. Why go on pay
sored by the young people of j I received a card from one of the
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brothers postmarked Florida. I
LEAGl E STANDINGS
ing high costs for old-fashioned insurance.
the Baptist Church, Sunday, was
ERMA D. RICE — BROKER
well attended. Refreshments and think I talked him into a sunnier Brookings Plywood
CH A RLES GRAYSHEL, J g rn i
punch was served and a social climate but be travelled in the Kerr Hardware
Call Now. No obligation.
wrong direction.
Wards Gas & Appliance 10
time muty enjoyed.
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B & H Logging Supply
10
Patricia Ann Hermann, W alter Garvin
Wedding Ceremony Said Saturday
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Dan Styers tells me the reason
for him bowling games just
barely over the 100 mark is that
his howling shoes were in some
one elses car. Can anyone ex
plain that further?
Dunning Motors
8
Littrell Parts .................... <»
Brookings'Harbor Pilots 5
Bowling Thursday night in th
Beaverette League found thre»
way tie for third place. Th«
First place Lesmeister team and
The doctors thought it advis Second-place Mode O’ Day spl
able to move our neighbor, Joe games 2 and 2. Kerr Hardware
Gallagher, from the rest home team lost four to Mincers, tieing
at Coquille, to a hospital in both for third place. The B 6 I!
Myrtle Point. Mrs. Gallagher Logging Supply team t,x>k three
from Hanscams moving to tied
helped Joe to make the move.
third-place. Brixikings Market
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Long, and team game 917 took three points
family, drove from Tule Lake to from Wards Propane. Mincer
sjx’nd the weekend with Merle's with High Team Series 2597
Highest Series of the evening
mother, Mrs Eva Lee Long.
were M. Matson 489; D. Free
Mr. and Mrs. George Murry, man 466; E. Berger 458; E. Hor
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Spence, ton 456. Congratulations to a
Mrs. Ira Brown, Mrs. Ellen new ‘ 200 Club" member Marge
Johnson and Mrs. Beryl Bollin Matson with a 212, and eligihl »
ger took in the I.O.O.F. and for a prize grocery order from
Rebekah joint installations at Highway Market for 210 games
Crescent City, last Saturday or higher. Other high games
Berger 192, Haggerty 182, Free
evening.
man 175 and E. Holbrook 170.
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