BROOKINGS-HARFOR PILOT, Breo kings. Oregon
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1948
Youth Have Chance
To Take Academy
^'Examinations"
emy must be 17 years of age.
The maximum ages are 21 and
22 respectively except in the case
of ex-service men who may be
two years older. Service men
within the proper age limits may
compete and will be given the
examinations by their command
ing officers.
The examination will be about
3^ hours in length and confined
to vocabulary’ and reading, spat
ial relations, and algebra. Nomi
nations w’ill be on the basis of
grades earned in the examination.
Candidates desiring to c o m-
pete should notify Congressman
Harris Ellsworth, House Office
building, Washington, D
not
later than Jan. 7, indicating their
choice of place for examination,
legal residence, and date of their
birth.
Bruins Dump Port
Orford In 3 Games
Friday Evening
WASHINGTON,
The Bruins invaded Port
gressman Harris Ellsworth an-
ford last Friday evening like the
nounced the first of this week
conquering herd they were, com
that preliminary qualifying ex-
ing away’ with three victories.
aminations for vacancies at both
In the curtain-raiser, the "B”
the U. S. Naval and the U. S.
squad tipped the hosts, 14-8; and
Military Academiess will be con
the volleyball girls had no diffi
ducted by the U. S. Civil Service
culty in running up a 55-9 score.
Commission, Monday, Jan. 17,
The evening was climaxed by the
1949. at the post office buildings
“A” string which won 27-18.
in Albany, Coos Bay, Eugene,
Paced by Don Jacklewicz and
Grans Pass, Medford, Roseburg,
Chris Brown, with 3 points each,
and Reedsport.
the curtain-raiser started out to
be a battle, with the score tide
Candidates for admission must
at
6-all at the half. Meager abil
never have been married, and
ity at the foul line was shown by’
must be bonafide residents of the
both teams, Brookings tossing but
Fourth District. As of the date
tw’o in 10 attempts while Port
of entrance into the academies,
The drivers license examiner
July 1, 1949, appointees for the will be at the Grange hall, 9-1, Orford couldn't connect in four
tries. The box score:
naval academy and Military acad- Thursday, Dec. 16.
Brookings—14
fg fi
Simpson, f .............. 1
(
Jaklewicz, f ............ 1
1
Brown, c ................ 1
1
Shrader, g .............. 1
C
Sumner, g ..............0
C
Vaughan, s .............. 0
C
Auto Painting
Fitzhugh, s............. 1
C
and
Johnson,
s
................
0
0
Ambulance Service
Garvin, s ................ 1
0
Crockett, s ..............0
0
WRECKS
Re-Built
Funeral Home
MEADOWS'
Autc Service
Phone 1091
9th and L Streets
Crescent Citv, Calif
Crescent City,
California
biightly, Just WONS
Totals ...
Port Orford
Anderson, f
St. George,
Wagner, c .
Ponting, g .
Menkee, b .
Jameson, s
Pomgast, s
Lanahand, s
Johnson, s ..
Totals ................ 4
i
Reiling and Rauscha
string in its victory over the
hosts, although the game was
never in doubt Brookings lead
14-7 at the half, and at no time
threat
en the winners. The
score
Brookings 27
fg
Reiling, f .................. 4
Rausch, f .................. 3
Gardner, c .............. 3
Reekman, g ......... 0
Johnson, g .............. 1
Brown, s ................ 0
Duffy, s .................. 0
Simpson, s ............ 0
Carte, s .................... 0
Shrader, s................. 0
Sumner, s ................ 0
PLUMBING
• Totals ....
Port Orford
St. George,
House, f ...
Masterson, c
Estabrook, ;
Jacobs, g ..
Anderson, s
Howe, s ....
Mankec, s
St. George,
Totals ................7
4 12 18
Powers Here Next Monday
Postponed due to road condi
tions near Coquille, the game be
tween Powers and Brookings will
be played next Monday at the
local gym. Powers, victors in the
first meeting of the two teams,
at Powers by two points, are in
for a rough evening, the Bruins
have promised.
*
Flowers , . .
for all occasions, Immediate
Service
Coos Bay
Eugene
Portland
$2.55
$4.60
$6.00
Carolyn Kerr, Agent, Brooking
Oreaon
Brookings To Gold Beach Friday
The Bruins will play Gold
Beach on their floor Friday eve
ning. Gold Beach lost to Ophir
last Friday.
Local News Items
The intermediate group of the
newly-organized Girl Scout troop
enjoyed a Christmas party, Sun
day evening at the Odd Fellows
hall. The girls arranged their
own program which consisted of
games, movies and refreshments.
Many mothers, and a couple of
fathers were present.
PAGE THREE
Brookings Rotary club mem-
bet's, their wives and children
plan a Christmas party, Tues-
d a y evening at the Grange
hali. The children will be given
treats at the close of the eve-
ni ng.
Mrs. Baitey. of Patrick's Creek
visited her sister, Mrs. Edith Dev-
eny, and brother E. B. Livingt-
ton over the week-end.
The local Christian Science So
ciety purchased a scenic lot at
corner of Myrtle and Pine, for
purpose of building a new’ church.
This transfer was made through
the Lower Real Estate Agency.
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