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The World's Best Climate PAGE SIX THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Astin Generous With White-Wash To LOCA^ NEW S i Shoot, Crab Feed Set At Gold Beach Blank Visitors, 12 To 0, Here Sun. P. M•» and daughter, LeAnn, of Moses When Thompson, second Rogue River batter got a scratch hit Lake, Wash„ Mrs. Dorothy Jam- iust out of the outstretched hand of Bill Jollie at first in the first inez, Mrs. Fred Darling arling and inning, Bob Astin slammed the door in the face of the remainder, daughter, Kathleen, sisters and niece of Mrs. Ross, of Spokane, 1 of the visiting batters, Sunday afternoon to whitewash Rogue Riser \\ ash., were visitors at the Carl! by a 12 to 0 score. Bill Jollie, who has more stretch than Aunt Dam home on Easy Street last Jemima’s girdle, really tried to stop that hit which just missed week. Rev. Ross is Mrs. Dam’s his outstretched hands by a couple of inches. Astin’s white-wash son. brush was 8-men wide, and the Pelicans turned in almost error- Curry County Census jess ball, except for Astin’s lone error in the ninth. The Pelicans lost no time in win a ball game. McClean teased asserting that they wan* ‘i to a walk, went to third on Matson’s hit. and came home on Barrett's infield out. Bufaro drove in Mat- son. In the Second Finnell really tee-ed off on a pitch for a round tripper. A brace were idled in the fourth, and Matejka. Rog i” River hurler was sent to the showers in the sixth whn the Pelicans unlimbered , tneir artil- lory for five runs. Manager Kid- veil got by the seventh but had his efforts blasted in the eighth for another brace. Astin Got Tougher By Innings After walking the first batter in the first, Thompson got his hit, was and from then on rtingier than a Scotch ticket- peddler. He whiffed a co"pie of batters, and the sixth man popped out to the infield. On several occasions Asti i got himself into trouble by M • wild ness, but usually his teammates yanked the scoring threa s out of danger. By time the seventh inning had been reached, Homer Haggertv came to Manager Lesme’ster and begged that Astin be relieved, for after that Astin was costing I Notice Of Final Account Estate of Elsie Elizabeth Ho gan. In the County Court for Cur | ry County, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that thei undersigned, as administrator oi the ('state of Elsie Elizabeth Ho gan, deceased, has filed his fina. account in the County Court for Curry County, Oregon, and that Friday, the 14th day of Julv, 1950, at 10:00 o’clock A. M„ and the court room of said court ha* been appointed by said Court a« the time and place for hearing of objections thereto and settle ment thereof. Dated and first published. Jure 15. 1950. Date of last publication, Julv 13, 1950. EDWIN RANSOM, Administrator Full supply of DuPont's Powder, Blasting Caps and Fuse. Phone jll. Chetco Store Brookings Oregon hjm (Haggerty) money f< r b ■ agreed to pay $1 per strikeout over ten. Astin at that tun? had । 12 out by the swinging route. Norris Kemp, genero is'- of- red to give a couple of admis sion tickets to the show for the home runs he lost ther« too. Astin’s shutout also cost him a couple more. Astin Makes Only Error If Asi in lives to be an old man he will always he able to point back to this game as orc unerr his teammates gave him air-tight and errorless support. Boo lone committed the only errar when. I in the ninth he over-th-ew first | in fielding a bunt. However, his strikeouts saved him fv m dam ege, as he filled the has s by walks. The box score: n o i ab Rogue River 0 0 Loop, ss ............. 3 0 1 1 3 0 Thompson, 2 .... 0 Brecount, rf ...... .2 0 0 Timmons, cf ...... .1 0 3 0 0| Brittson, c ......... 4 0 Ü 0 0 Barnum, If ......... 0 Reich, If ............ .2 0 0 i O' 0 0 Wilkinson, 1 ... A 4 0 0 Lindley, 2 0 0 n Metejka, p 0 Kidwell, p 0 0 Totals Brookings McLean, cf Matson, 3 Parrett. Ba faro, c .’ollie, 1 I lanscam, If Holzgang. Finnell, rf 26 0 1 24 ab r h po 0 1 1 1 3 5 1 9 ..4 ..4 ..3 1 0 1 4 1 1 A BROOKINGS-HARBOR AENCY Since so many of our old customers have asked us to restore our sei vice route to the Brookings-Harbor area, we have complied by establishing an agencey at JERPS DRESS SHOP, Agt. In the Kruger Bui’ding. Brookings, for your convenience. O CRESCENT CITY CLEANERS NEWS Workmen at Brimm Bros, saw mill, last Thursday, i ejected at a National Labor Relations Board election, the C. I. O. as its bargaining agent. The elec tion was called by the board upon petition of the C. I. O. Driven by Harold Sande mann, one of Wilson Freeman’s trucks got out of control last Thursday morning and backed into the house occupied by Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Beem, smashing a big hole in the side near the front door. Outside of the damage to the house, no one was hurt, Dr. Silvia Chailoner Osteopathic Physician Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Open Evenings 7:00 to 9:0^< On Hwy 101 At State Line Mail Address Smith River California Coffee Mill Cafe Sold “Romance of the Highways,” with Commander Scott broad casting lor Greyhound Lines, in cluded, Sunday mention of the forthcoming Lily Blossom Time of this area. A master at the use of the English language, Commander Scott was glowing in his descrip tion ot the spectacles of the past and of the plans for the future. Landscaping Done At Central Bldg Entrance Coffee Mill Cafe, operated for more than five years by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grayshel, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. El ston and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bickner, with possession to be given. Saturday, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Grayshel have not announced any plans, except that they will continue to make Brookings their home. Announce ment of.the new owners appears elsewhere in this issue. & NORINE HARVEY accredited teacher 01 PIANO Studio Building Brookings, Ore. THURSDAY • FRIDAY • ' AÎ Olson-Hogue fi 12 11 T Totals 0 000 000 0<H) Rogue River 210 205 02.x Brookings Summary: Errors: Astin, Loon 3, Timmons; RBI. McLean, Ba:- lett 2, Bafaro 3, Jollie. Hans cam. Holzgang, Fincll, Astin; 2-base hit, Barrett; 3-ba:e b't. Astin; home-run, Finnell; stolct bases. Loop. Thompson. McLean. Jollie, Honzgang 3; Sacrifices. As tin; Double play. Bafero unas sisted; left on bases. Rogue Riv er 8; Brookings 8; Base on balls, Astin 8; Metejka 6; Kidwdl 1; Strike-outs, Astin 16; Metejka 1, Kidwell 2; Hits off Astin 1 for C in 9; off Metejka 9 for 10 in 5 plus; off Kidwell 2 for 2 in 3. Hit by pitcher, Brecount by As tin; Finnell by Metejka. Wild pitches, Metejka. Winning pitch er, Astin* loser. Metejka. Um- pirres Craig and Reekman. Time 2:10. ANNOUNCING Commander Scott Tells Of Lily Blossom Time The front of the Central Build ing has undergone considerable landscaping work, in preparation lor the Lily Blossom Time, with no expense spared to make this n : one of the attractions of the a 0 A spruce flanks each side of the main entrance, and toward the corners are camellias, rhodo I dendron and hydranga. 0 0 2 0 0 GOLD BEACH—“A Country gtore»» shoot is planned by the Gold Beach Gun Club, July 2. The ' shooting wiU be for script which redeemed for merchan- dise in the store set up in the club house. According to spokesmen for j the club everything from sport- • ing goods to groceries and auto-1 Upped More Than Half mobile accessories will be avail- , Mrs. Juanita H. Ecnols, local able. census crew leader, Monday, re- Shootmg will be in squads of J vealed to the Pilot that Cir^y ten, with three prizes for each County's population was 5997, to squad. All those hitting five out be divided: of five will shoot for first prize, Brookinu,-Harbor area, sou h those getting four out of five will to stat*? line from Stanley shoot off for second and those .j263 getting three out of five will vie Coleg ro .e’s place 668' tor third prize. Gold Bei-h Port Orford ............................. 737 Free crab and coffe? will be Since 1940. the county has in- served during the afternoon. The creased 58.88%, slightly more shooting will start at ’0. than the state average. LOCAL GOLD BEACH At a double ring ceremony, last Sunday at the home of the bride’s p? rents, Patricia Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Olson, of Port- Orford. became the bride of Don ald Charles Hogue, son of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Charles Hogue of this place. Rev. Jack E. Barker of ficiated. The bride, attired in a dusty rose suit, wore a white gardenia corsage. She was attended by her sister, Shirley Jane, as the bridesmaid, who wore nale green dress with yellow rose bud cor sage.. Ralph Hogue, brother of the groom, was best man. After luncheon, served by Mrs. Olson, the couple left for a brief honeymoon at Crater Lake. Both graduates of Gold Reach high school. Pat is an operator at the local West Coast Tele phone exchange, and Don is a partner in Hogues Sea Food and Meat Market. They will reside at Mateer apartments or their return. EASY TO IN^ FOLDS U*L’ WHILE THEY LAST a Weather Report for the past wetk, Sunday : Max. June 19 .... ........ 54 June 20 ............. 68 June 21 ..... June 22 ........ 64 June 23 .... ........ 56 June 24 .... ....... 61 June 25 .... ........ 63 Rainf all for week .... d v—• take n ON NCN'/'« OUTINGS ending on Rain 52 54 52 .02 15 50 42 46 Mm. ,02 IW*L 'C* ALL SKCTAivi SXRTS makes driving IDEAL FOR A IOAT SEAT EVERY FISHERMAN hud ; iT MO At RELAXING FERHCT FOR USE ON LA'A M OR FORCH FURNITURE CHETCO HOME & AUTO SUPPL* CO
