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í Thursday, January 10, 1957 Brookings-Harbor Pilot Brookings, Oregon BROOKINGS-HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL 1956 7 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE At Phoen.x At Phoenix Eagle Point, here Eagle Po nt, here Illinoi.; Valley, here At Illinois Valley Phoenix, here Phoenix, here At Eagle Point A* Eagle Point At Iliino.s Valley Illinois Valley, here Sub-D.strict Tournam ent Sub D istrict T ouram ent Sub-D istrict T ournam ent S u b D istrict T ournam ent Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 18 Fn. J n. 19 Sat. Ja n 25 Fri. Jan. 26 S at. Feb. 1 Fri. Feb. 2 Sat. Feb. 8 Fri. f eb. 9 S at Feb 15 Fri. Ft b. 16 Sat. T hurs Feb 21 F tb . 22 F 1 1 Feb. 22 Fri. Feb. 93 Sat Fri. Sat THANK YOU T o AU th e B oys and G irls W h o P a r tic ip a te d in th e R e x a ll B o y s and G irls C o n test, and to T h eir F rien d s and P aren ts W h o H elp e d M ake th e C o n test Such a B ig S u ccess. Our Congratulations 0NÀUT0 INSURANCE Now, you can get the best protection available and cut costs on your auto insurance at the same time. S afeco In surance Company of America, one of the famous General of America Companies, offers you nationwide 24-hour claims st*r- vice and personal attention of your local «cent or broker . . . and you save money. To The Winning Boys and Girls % ARRELL REXALL DRUG W e G iv e S & H G reen S ta m p s LESMEISTE R'S SAVE W ITH SAFECO Bruins Win From Gold Beach JV Squad Wins Easily Over GB The Brookings Bruins stretched their season record to seven wins against only two losses by h an d ing Gold Beach a 48-44 defeat on the B ruin court S atu rd ay night. The Brooks d idn’t look as sharp p articularly in the fourth qu arter, as in past encounters, but still had enough to stave off the P an th ers in th eir second m eeting of th e season. E arlier the Brooks had beaten Gold Beach by 10 points in th eir home bailiw ick. Jum ping off to a 10-4 first quar-J ter lead w ith six of th e points contributed by Ron Bullock, the outcom e of the gam e w as never in doubt, although Gold Beach managed to close the gap to only two points late in th e fourth q u a r ter against the Brook reserves. At half tim e the B ruins sported I i six point advantage, w hich w as th e w av things stood most of th e tim e. They led 41-29 at th e end of the th ird period, before Gold Beach put pn a late spurt. M arv Mullock, rangy junior, w as high point m an w ith th irteen points, n etting them all in th e second and th ird q u arters. Ron Bullock contributed 12, Bill Work- inger 11, and Ron Lane eight. T erry Tim eus, speedy P an th er guard, pushed in 15 points for Gold Beach, w hile D elm er K yle added 14 points. The Ju n io r V arsity team , opera ting as perfections, poured in 24 points in the first q u arte r to w al lop Gold Beach 57-33 in the p re lim inary gam e S atu rd ay night. Jim G ribble hit for seven points, Dule R utledge for six, and Jim Cam pbell for six in the first q u arte r as the Ju n io r Brooks raced to a big lead. The pace slow ed in the second q u arter, b ut they still held a 34-21 lead over the Ju n io r P anthers. In the th ird fram e th e Brooks added an o th er 13 points to pull aw ay still fu rth er, holding Gold Beach to a m ere three points 47- 23. An even nine players got into the scoring act, w ith Rutledge leading w ith 18 on eight goals and tw o free throw s. Jim Cam pbell added nine. G ribble seven, Bill G u th erie six, F red A nderson four, G ary Midwood seven, P aul W il liam s three, Bob B erger two, and R ay W allen 1. F reem an of Gold Beach did m ore th an half of the scoring for Gold Beach w ith 18 points. DRIVE CAREFULLY T R Y T H E P IL O T T H I S IS T H E B IG M F O R 1 9 5 7 Styling from dream-cars BOLD, IMAGINATIVE LINES—Here is the first dream car you can oh «— the first car you can buy with Dream-Car Design. Here’s distinctive, distinguished styling sliared by no other car. «W I size from expensive cars FAR BIGGER IN EVERY IM PORTANT DIM EN SIO N — I h i- veal M e re u rx lias grown bigger in every important dimension. f o r example, there is more headroom, leg room, shoulder room, hip room. aelion from spoils ears NÉ ___________ WIDEST RANCE AND CHOICE OF POWER IN MERCURY HISTORY- \ ” ■ • M ■ series ' •< U p 11 KM’.Kt , RCW tt \ 8 engine is optional on all Booster Fan that save. horsepow er o th e r ta rs waste. A 255-hp Salety-Surge V-8 is standard in the M onterev rn - \ special M-335 engine (335-hp) is available at extra cost in M onterey models equipped w ith standard tr a n s m it ions. price jus! above small cars Never Iw’fore has so much Ingnc-- and luxury cost so little. And Mercurv introduces features you can t buy at any prm in other cars. Mercury's neu Dream-Far Design is Mercury s alone. Il's sleek, daring, clean-cut — makes other cars look plump and old-fashioned. Mercury's exc/usice Floating Ride is the finest combination of bump-smothering features ever put betweerr you and the road. (.heck the low price tags in our showroom. You 11 find you can get a new Big M lor little more dow n—or per m o n lh -th a n for the lowest price cars. And what a lot more you get! COMfOII B .0 1 0 .0 .. « IU1U.T, « . « 0 . 0 «•« < "«"< « « < "• * " « « ■ " » • » '« »«» « « ' « '« » « > » < « ' « " " » MERCURY for 57.» «««»«««» D U N N IN G M O T O R S STRAIGHT OUT OF TOMORROW H I G H W A Y 101 NORTH 1 THE 1 BIG 1 J B R O O K IN G S . O R ^ O N Beaverette League Team Standing As of Ja n u ary 3, 1957 Team Coos-Curry Electric K err H ardw are W ards Gas & A ppliance Mode O'Day B & H Logging Supply Brooking M arket B & G Produce H anscam s C enter Individual High Game Ann Price In lividual High Series A nn Priee High Game Coos-Cuury Electric Team High Series Coos-Curry Electric W 364 314 31 26Ms 264 26 25 21 L 1 9 4 24 »2 25 2D ‘ 294 30 31 35 232 537 816 2140 Town & Country Bowling League Team T W F ra n k ’s Pills 4 32 4 Brookings Ind. Auto 0 32 1 284 I M arine Sky room 0 28 ’ Chetco Cafe 1 27 D airy Crecm 3 27 K nox Insurance 3 24 Shehans 4 25 Fairy Creek Rock i wigh G am es w ith handicap Lo D effenbaugh P at W idmer Mim R ettke L 234 24 274 28 29 29 32 31 213 210 206 U. S. National Deposits Told The U nited States National b ank in its year-end report shows a deposit total of more th an .84 m illion dollars. The Brookings branch reported deposits in the am ount of $4.513.- 525 05, according to K J. Kirk, m anager. Total resources for the state w ide system stood at $861.346,654. an increase of b etter than 13 m il lion dollars. Loans and discounts now total $337,926.885. a 12-month gain in excess of $28.800.000 Loans and discounts for the Brookings branch now total $3.396.732.27. ‘•The past y ear has been one of increased service at U. S. N ation al.” K. J K irk com mented. “The recent increase in savings interest rate to 2 4 per cent \^as a high light of th e y ear end." He also pointed out th at 3 per cent w ill be paid on 3 year certifi- cates of deposit issued after Ja n u ary 1. In terest on these new certi ficates w ill be paid sem i-anhually at U. S. N ational. In review ing the year 1956, E. C Sammons. U. S N ational presi- 1 dent, pointed out th at the bank added tw o new branches during the past 12 m onths—-one at Coos Bay and the new E astport Plaza b ranch in P o rtland. Five new buildings w ere com pleted includ ing O regon's fisrt com plete motor bank, located in dow ntow n P o rt land. The building program is continuing into 1957, w ith new buiildings to serve A lbany and N ew berg scheduled for comple-
