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PAGE FOUR BROOKINGS-H ARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The World’s Best Climat' BRUINS WINNERS OF CURRY COUNTY TOURNAMENT Dumped Gold Beach, Thursday; Ophir Was Victim, Friday Eve Game Results Friday Evening: Brookings,42, Gold Beach 30. Ophir, 48; Langlois, 42. Saturday Evening: Gold Beach, 44; Langlois, 23. Brookings, 60; Ophir, 31. Tournament Standings W L Pct. 2 0 1.000 Brookings .500 Ophir (2nd pl.)....l 1 .500 Gold Beach (3rd) 1 1 .(XX) 0 2 Langlois Brookings Bruins, coached by the rapidly-balding a n d “nail chewing” Arthur Guthrie, went out Friday evening and won the second consecutive county hoop championship at the county tour ney, held at Gold Beach. Lake Earl Grange held its reg Thursday night, pitted against ular meeting Thursday evening the talented and fast Gold Beach at the hall. Fourteen candidates quintet, the Bruins got off to a were given the first and second slow start and looked bad, be- ‘ degrees at an impressive cere- bind, 13-3 at the quarter. At the|mony put on by the ladies de half the Bruins were ahead, 18 gree team. The third and fourth to 17, and really went to town degrees will be conferred by the in the third quarter, when they degree team March 3. The hall rained in points so fast that the has been granted the V. F. W. fans became bewildered. The sec Auxiliary to hold a card party. ond team held the advantage in During t h e business session the fourth quarter. Master Buckner announced his Ophir Really “Bit the Dust” committees to work on various Needled all year by Mr. Haw projects for the year. During the kins, Ophir coach, Guthrie found lecturt' hour, under direction of the same man in what remaining Marie Noris, readings were giv hair he had Friday evening when en by members pertaining to Lin the Bruins faced the Ophir team coln and Washington’s birthdays, in the play-offs Guthrie let his celebrated this month. boys know that Hawkins had a At the close of the business ses “poor opinion” of their abilities. sion a pot luck supper was serv To leave no question in the ed in the banquet room. Get well minds of fans, the Bruins, Friday cards were sent to Mrs. Frances went out to smother the Ophir Brown, Nis Jepsen and Pierce aggregation 60 to 31, which, by Anderson. the partisan group, was believed Founders Day was observed by held that way by Guthrie’s love Smith River Union on of humanity. At no time could j Thursday aft er noon at the lo- there be any question in the most i cal school, with a good attend partisan quarters that Ophir had ance to celebrate the 52nd an any chance, even if plenty of niversary of National Parent and “Ophir money” was flashed before Teachers association. Program the game. chairman, Ruth Wells, spoke a Gold Beach Third Place Winners few words of welcome, and Mrs. By virtue of Ophir’s win over Warren Engdahl, president, ad Langlois Thursday night, dressed the group and gave a Beach was an easy winner over brief history of the organization. this town, Friday for the third Songs, readings, piano and vi ’ spot in the tournament. olin selections by pupils of the Gold Beach 30 fg ft pf tp schools and pa rents, were en 1 Cushman, f .... ..... 1 0 3 joyed. Refreshments were served 2 8 0 Wallace, f ...... ..... 3 in the cafeteria room. The tea 1 3 11 Schneideau, c ... table, centered with a beautiful 9 1 1 Rowlett, g ...... ..... 0 Founders Day cake, was auction Laf erty, g ....... ..... 1 5 ed and taken by Mrs. Harold Nil- 3 5 Raths, s .............. 1 0 0 sen. The silver offering will be 0 1 1 Yarnaid, s ....... ..... 0 5 used to carry on P.-T. A. work. A large group of friends from Totals ............ ...10 10 14 30 Smith River attended the conse i Brookings 42 fg ft Pf •Pi cration services held Sunday eve- • » 19 nini opening of the new Reiling, f ......... .... 8 3 Rausch, f 3 9 Federated Community church at ..... 4 1 2 2 Gardner, c ....... 6 0 • > • ) Rei kman, g .... 1 0 • ) Sumner, g ......... .... 0 0 0 Kinion, s 1 0 0 0 » Ì Brown, s 1 0 0 0 Simpson, s 1 1 Duffy, s . 0 I 1 Johnson, s 0 0 0 3 11 0 1 Jaklewicz, s 0 SMITH RIVER Totals 17 Championship G ame Opini 31 fg James, f .... 0 Brewer, f .... 4 Wilcox, c ......... .. 3 Patty, g ............ 3 Nash, a ....1 Barrington, s .... 0 Moore, s 0 Miller, s ............ .... 0 8 15 1.' ft 1 3 1 1 I 2 0 0 Pf 0 5 5 1 4 4 1 3 tp 1 1 11 7 7 3 o i 0 o Totals ............ 11 Brookings 60 fg Reiling, f .......... .... 3 Rausch, f ........ 5 Gardner, c . . .. 5 Reekman, g ..... i Sumner, g . . .. Brown, s ........... .... 0 Kinion. s . .... 1 Duffy, s . 1 Johnson, s . ..... .... 1 Simpson, s ... .... 1 9 ft 9 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 23 31 Pf 9 3 2 I 4 9 0 4 9 1 tP 8 13 10 15 4 0 9 2_ Totals .......... ...25 10 21 2 3 60 These columns reach at least 5000 readers • irh week use ’em. ices of the new church. Bishop D. H. Tippett, of San Francisco, was present to consecrate the new building as a house of wor- ship. Others taking part were: Rev. William Owen, superintend- ent of Redwood Empire district, and pastor of the church, Rev. J L. Butler. The choir was di rected by Mrs. Leslie Bailey and Sadie Mant was pianist. Regular services will be held at the local church, Sunday, Feb. 27. Guest speaker at the 11:00 service will be Mrs. Helen Tra cey, principal of Smith River schools. Special music will be fur nished by young peoples choir. Ail are invited to attend this in teresting service. Mrs. Eva Hill has returned to her home here following several weeks spent with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crockett where she had been re covering from a severe attack of, influenza. Mrs. Harry Brown is recover- ing from a severe attack of flu which has confined her to her home for several weeks. Mrs. Jennie Scott, an aged In- dian woman of the reservation, is confined to Seaside hospital under treatment for a heart ail ment. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1949 Chicago, as west coast repren- to Room 336, Emanuel hospital, tative. The Loomises lived at the Portland. Friends are urged home now occupied by Mr. and write him at that address. ’ Mrs. Bob Swan. Mrs. Robert Lively entertain Sgt. Don Youg is home on fur ed Feb. 9, in honor of the fiffiW lough, to become acquainted birthday of her son, Harold. Th? with his little daughter, born a young guests enjoyed games and refreshments served late in the week ago Saturday evening. afternoon. Of course the honoree Girl Scout committee met at received many gifts from friends. the home of Mrs. Dewey Akers, Present were Carlton Thomas, Monday afternoon, to discuss a Leslie, Ruth Marie and Patsy number of plans of the troop the Woodriff, Mike Harris and Law coming months. Present were: rence Woodriff and their moth Mrs. Warren Smith, Mrs. Lynn ers who served. Hampton, Mrs. Mulino, Mrs. Lil- lian Mathews. Card Of Thanks In a letter to the Pilot from Mrs. R. Baughn, it was learned We wish to thank our many that R. C. Baughn had undergone friends for their cards of sym an operation on his right wriist, pathy during the recent loss of at Emanuel hospital, Portland, our mother. and had come through fine. The Sophia Colegrove, and Baughns wished their paper sent James O. Robinson. PLUMBING AND HEATING! - WILLIAM D. FISHER Will look after your plumbing needs! * 4 Miles South of State Line on Highway 101 LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ander- son and son report seeing a deer, chased by a dog, take to the ocean and swim toward Bird Is land. Later it reversed its course 'I toward the mainland, and was last seen gaining foothold on the bank, slightly around the curve of shore. Clarence Stoller, chef and own er of the Nook Cafe, was forced to leave h i s kitchen Tuesday morning because of illness Annis Scoiheld took his shift at 8:00. The road between here and Gold Beach got tired of its pres ent location and decided to move down hill. Road near Ophir was closed for a time, due to slides. Miss Irene Johnston, of Seat tle, former student of Brookings high school, spent the week-end at the home of her fiance’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Carson, of Harbor. She will graduate from high school at Seattle this June. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Loomis and daughter, Barbara, of Los An 2 geles, were Saturday night vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cham bers, of Harbor. Mr. Loomis has just taken the job as represen- eed Co., of ? Smith River California HEAR THE LECTURE ENTITLED THE MARK OF THE BEAST" Sunday Nite, 7:30 at |he CHETCO INN TUESDAY, MARCH 1 7 FEARFUL PLAGUES COMING <> O Q <► — A 8 11:1111 a m. $ SATURDAY, MARCH 5 o ö Special lecture on Health, Food and Nutri tion by Dr. Roy A. Falconer a ¿emonsization of o o o o Frigidaire folly automatic washer Now enjoy “Finger-Tip” washing with the Frigidaire Fulf Automatic Washer and exclusive "Live-Water” Action. All you do is put in clothes and soap ... set the dial—and forget it! The Frigidaire Automatic Washer does all the rest. . . and remember only the Frigid aire Washer has "Live-Water” Action that gets clothes cleaner, brighter, whiter than you could ever imagine. Come in. See a demon stration of this different, fully automatic Frigidaire Washer. 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