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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1951)
P age T h e m ning alive by drawing Frederick’s successful contractor will be giv nnly walk to fill the bases. Whitey en additional time to construct Matson, next up, was determined Moss Pink is a modest little Ladies of the Chetco Home Ex the 24-mile and 27—mile sections to punch across some runs but plant, but a hardy one. On dry Hank Westbrook was out, Scriv sandy, or rocky soil, where most tension unit, this is to tell you of the line respectively. Three ens to Fredericks, as he tried to flowers would wither and die, it that you may leave your jams, hundred and sixty calendar days jellies, pickles or relishes, wnich will now be allowed for comple The strong Coos Bay-North score on a passed ball. flourishes and spreads. you wish to donate at Young s tion of the entire project. Bids Bend team, state tournament The Pels broke their three- Growing in colonies, Moss Pink 5 and 10c store up till August 30, winners this summer.a Iso an game run famine with a long ase scheduled to be openen in nexed the Southwestern Oregon tally in the eighth as Bill Mc blankets the ground with a trail from where they will be taken to Post land Septembes 2. league penant by downing the Lean singled and scored on Chuck ing mat of (green. Reaching up Gold Beach for the Home exten Brookings Pelicans in a 5 to 1 DeAutremont's third hit of the ward from the low parts are sion sale at the fair, or bring A head-on collision with a stems bearing thin, pointed them with you when you come to ball game at North Bend Sun game and second double. Cadillac this side of Fort Dick, leaves, shaped like needles. At day. The defeat dropped Brookings the ends of the stems are clusters the fair August 31 or September Calif., on Monday caused the death of ‘ Happy" Gorbett. Lenic.e While the final score was de to sixth place in the final league of pink, u hite, or purple flowers, 1 or 2. cisive, the Pelicans put up a standings. The Coquille Loggers each with five petals. The plants Fike arrived at the scene and as sisted. stubborn battle. Wally Maciel won their third straight by dump cling close to the grounu? never PHYSICAL EXAMS OF again pitched a better than av ing Medford 6 to 3 and gained rising more than six inches. STUDENTS POSTPONED BARGAINS erage game for Brookings by fourth place. The Roseburg County Nurse Dorothea Miller When a mass of Moss Pink is 1 Oliver HG-42 track tkrnctor, holding the power-packed Lum Chiefs dropped the play-off of a told the Pilot on Wednesday that Value $1200. Sell for ..... $800 ber Jacks to eight hits and re protested game to Bandon Sat children entering school Septem tiring the Jacks in order in the urday night but took Reedsport. ber for the first time and those I Disc-Kwik 6-ft. tandem disc. Only $150. Save $100. first three innings. 4 to 0. on Sunday to land in the transferring from another school 1 Palomino Stallion, 2 1» yrs. old. fifth slot. Maciel issued his only base on will not be required to have the Gentle, but not broken. The single elimination play balls to Curly Leininger to start physical examination until ar the fourth and Ken Jensen offs between Coos Bay-North rangements are made with doc 1 Palomino filly, 5 yrs. old; gen tle for children to ride. promptly laced a triple to left to Bend. Medford. Bandon and Co tor, etc. As soon as a definite 1 saddle. quille are scheduled for the Ban score Leininger for the initial date is set for this examiantion, run. DarreH Nelson, next up, hit don park next Sunday and Mon • i will be announced in the Pilot. 1 McColloch 3-25 chain saw. 1 complete shop wood working a bounder to Keith Johnson at day. tools. BROOKINGS third with Boo Astin getting the Moss Pink Booneville power administra 1 arc welder. AB R H PO A .put out on the run-down play. © N ational Wildlife Federation tion has readvertised for bids for 1 2-bedroom modern home. Small . 3 1 1 0 0 Astin made it a twin-killing by construction of the Bandon-Pori down payment, balance like 4 0 1 5 1 in bloom, from April to June, it Orford-Gold Beach 115 kv trans then firing to Matson to nail rent. looksk like a bright carpet cov 3 .. 4 0 1 Jenson off second. 0 mission lines in Coos and Curry Two miles south of State Line on 4 0 0 1 4 ering the earth. Later in the sea counties. The recent bids re The Jacks added two runs in old U.S. Highway 101 son, after the blossoms are g'tne, 4 1 11 0 0 the fifth on a combination of ceived were rejected as being too ... 4 0 1 2 *° the stems and leaves stay green. high. Under revised plans, the BILL KIRBY, Smith River, Calif. breaks. Dick Wenner got a life 27-ltp According to the National | 4 0 0 4 1 as Chuck DeAutremont dropped 3 0 1 0 2 Wildlife Federation. Moss Pink, his fly ball after a hard run. Jim 3 0 0 0 4 is found in the northeastern' Ruggles also got on as the plate Maciel, p A l-! — fourth of United Stattes, umpire ruled he was hit by a ..33 1 8 24 12 though it may (grow as far north | pitched ball. Wenner and Rug as Ontaria end as far south as! N. BEND gles bath scored on successive THERE IS TIE FOR ALL THINGS— .. 4 1 0 1 3 Florida .it thrives chiefly in the singles by Lou Scrivens and Stu Jensen, 3b . 2 0 1 0 1 region bounded by New York, I Fredericks. You who appreciate economy and care will wisely prepare . 2 1 1 2 0 North Carolina, Tennessee and Dick Wenner, who has hit Sugura, c in advance tor serving matters. Many families consultt us about .. 2 0 1 1 2 * Michigan. A native American many a homer as a Portland Nelson, 2b detils and costs of Pre-Arrangments. There is no obligation if you will cinsult us at any time. .. 2 0 1 1 2 plant, it is a member of the. Beaver, proved his power by Warren, 3b 4 0 0 11 1 Phlox family. crashing one of Maciel’s fast Arlitt, lb ... When growing wild, it anchors . 4 2 1 0 0 balls far o\er the 330-foot left Wenner, rf down the soil and keeps belting 2 0 0 0 field fence in the seventh. The 0 508 II. STREET .. 1 0 0 0 0 rains from washing away the Jacks ended their scoring in the PHONE 1091 3 1 0 1 0 dirt. If it were not for the thick C R E S C E N T eighth on Joe Sugura's double Ruggles. If .. C IT Y C A L IF . Scrivens, c-ss .. 3 0 2 7 2 mats of Moss Pink, many a hill and Tom Warren’s single. . 3 0 1 1 4 While the position scoring was Fredericks, p — — — — s in progress, most of the Pels were The plant also does well in Totals 31 5 8 27 13 having their usual difficulty _ lower beds and rock gardens, Score by innings with ‘‘tough’’ pitching, although matching the Jacks in the hit col Brookings ........... 000 000 010— 1 says the National Wildlife Fed umn. Whitey Matson and Chuck CB-NB ................. 000 120 l l x —5 eration. It comes in a dozen or more varieties which are easily <J)eAutremont both singled off Sum: Errors: DeAutromont; grown. Like its wild cousin, Moss Stu Fredericks with one down runs, Arlitt, Wenner, Fredericks ytk in the first but Bob Astin forced 2; 2-base hits, DeAutremont 2; Pink in (gardens froms bright DeAutremont and Jim Nierman two-base hits, DeAutremont 2, patches of color in the spring. For interesting information on struck out. Fredericks retired the Sugura: three-base hits, Jensen; other wildlife species, write to side in order in the second, third home runs, Wenner; double plays, the National Wildlife Federation, and fourth. Peterson to Astin to Matson; The fourth looked like it might Matson to Nierman; left on bas Washington 10, D. C. develop into a big Pelican in es, Brookings 7; CB-NB 3; bases Pvt. Donnie Raymond is enjoy ning. Hank Westbrok blooped a on balls, Fredericks 1, Maciel 1; ing week at home on his way single over third, Bunky Peterson strike-outs, Fredericks 8, Maciel from a Camp Gordon, Ga., where struck out and Keith Johnson 44; hit by pitcher. Ruggles by he has been stationed, to Camp singled. Wally Maciel also struck Maciel; winning pitcher, Freder Kilmer in New Jersey. He is with out but Bill McLean kept the in- icks; losing pitcher, Maciel the signal corps. NOTICE To North Bend ► )n League Final OLD P R O V E R B S ____ ROEDER FUNERAL HOME The Car That Takes You Through When Wo Other Car Can! TH E C H E T C O ,3 IN N "A t the Sign of the Golden Goat” Brookings, Oregon Jre y0„ a good c o o tf Do yo„ fo .f? Cooking Contest For Amateur Guest Cooks For the best Sunday Dinner coked by an amateur guest cook on a menu approved by us, the C H E T C O IN N will give a prize of Jtoo. 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