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Thursday, November 8, 1956
Brookings, Oregon
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Two Walk Off
Bill Brown
With prizes
Death Reported
The com m unity was saddened
Roger Thom pson and H enry La
B arge arc the football experts in T uesday to learn of the d eath of
th e Brookings H arbor area this W illiam •'Bill" Brown, former
week. Both had only three ‘losers' Brookings Chief of Police, who
died
early
Tuesday
morning.
in 15 games, including the tie.
Thom pson wins a Voit football, Brow n was a candidate for the
w hile Mr. La Barge won a Con Ju stice of Peace office here.
Services w ere to be held on
quest P erfum e set. La Barge pick
ed both Oregon team s to win - T hursday, Nov 8. at 2 p.m at St.
Tim othys Episcop.il t hureh.
and they did.
Brown was m arried, and had a
Four others picked all but four
fam
ily. He w as a form er Lt. Col.
—they w ere John W ashburn. D.
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W illiams. Claude Bollman, in the Army, ami had received
F rank Fanger. W ashburn gets a two Silver S tars for distinguished
Lady B eautiful set, W illiams a service d uring the last war.
Interm ent will be at W illam ette
Spic and Span set, Bollm an a
Lush P lan ter set and F anger a N ational Cem etery in Portland.
A com plete o b itu a ry wil'. be
set of Hublev M echanical Toys.
given
in n ext w eeks pilot.
T here was a whole raft of con
testan ts picking all but five, w ith
10 persons coming that close.
The third weekly contest ap
pears elsew here in this issue. All
prizes can be picked up at Hi-Way
F ifteen football players, and
M arket.
th re e m anagers w ere to receive
th e ir letters at an aw ard assem
bly. To be given letters are the
following:
Seniors: Je rry Anderson, Stan
The Brookings H arbor teachers G ribble, C harles Hoffman, P hillip
attended T eachers' In stitu te at K essler, Ronald Lane and David
Gold Beach, O ctober 25 ami 26. More; Ju n io rs: Je rry Fox, D avid
The them e of T h u rsd ay ’s meet G uess and Ronald McCabe; Soph-
ings, “ W hat do I expect of the m ores: Bob Berger, Bert C layton.
Ron F allert. Jim G ribble. Bill
Public Schools and w hat can I
do for them ,” was presented in an G u th rie and Ray Hansen.
M anagers to receive aw ards a n
interesting m anner by several out
standing educators and business A lvin S anders. Don M orris and
“D r.” P aul W illiams
men.
S atu rd ay th e L etterm an 's club
F rid ay ’s m eeting w ere devoted
to th e problem of teaching th e w ill m eet under the direction of
conservation of our n atu ra l re M r Cal Pace to hold th eir yearly
sources. SeVeral au th o rities on initiation. To be installed are Ron
conservation in Oregon acted as F allert, Dave Guess, Dave G atiS.
consultants and indicated th eir D ave Moore, Chuck Hoffman. Jim
w illingness to be of fu rth e r assis G ribble. B ert Clayton. Bill W ork
tance at any tim e they are lin g er; M anagers Sanders and Dr.
, W illiams.
needed.
Fifteen Players
«g?
Win Letters
Teachers Attend
County Institute
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It's a new kind_ of
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Brookings, Oregon
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Mr. PINSETTER
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Beginning N O V . 17
The Lanes Wil, Be Closed Beginning Saturday,November 10, and Will Re-Open With Complete
Automatic Pinsetters on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17
WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT
With this new equipment Brooking» will have the Finest, Most
Complete Bowling Facilities Available