Pagi Fight
Lesmeister Ponders
Baseball Season
Those w arm spring-like days
la s t week drove P e te L esm eister
alm o st into a frenzy. Such w as
baseball w eath er. Such
kind of w e a th e r w as
m ade for sp rin g tra in -
th e P ilot. H e has u n u m b er uf
hoys from S o u th e rn O regon who
wish to play here. Bill M cLean
in his p a rtin g before going to
th e arm y, did this for P ete.
W hile th e league season is a
few w eeks aw ay, P e te has hopes
of ag ain fielding a stro n g team
I
° r<'g° n le<*gUe'
" *’* ,ln 'shcd wel1 >'P ■" th e
stan d in g s last y ear, despite it be
ing R rookings’ Irst year.
Guild Girls Attend
State Convention
N ine g irls of the local unit,
of W orld Wide Guild Girls, o r
a,m ost the e n tire m em bership, a t
tended a s ta te convention F r i
day, S a tu rd a y and Sunday at the
B aptist C hurch. Roseburg. Go
ing and P ete has a job
ing, besides the leaders w ere:
to re-build th e local
Connie Jaklew icz, A rlene S a n
team . Gone a re such
ders, M ary K napp, Joy Gott, D or
boys as M cLean, who
othy Rowley, Dixie Allsup, Ma
is about to be sent to
ria Zabroski, Jac k ie Brown and
a cooks a n d b ak e rs
V irginia.
school by th e arm y.
The girls w ere ta k e n f by Rev.
B y Waruia Goesage
P ete, a f te r atte n d in g a league
John L. M um bow er and M i s s
m eetin g at C oquille last w eek,
GOLD BEACH—T his is N a tio n W agner. Mrs. Reiser, one of the
d id a little m issionary w o rk —he al 4-H C lub W eek!
advisors, also was there.
w e n t to E ugene to w itness the
4-H club w ork in C u rry C ounty
T he convention, using th em e:
OSC-U. of O. b ask e tb a ll yam e. is c o n trib u tin g a g re a t deal to
"In His S tep s,” w as filled w ith
an d called on some of his old w ard th e education of o u r boys
m any ta lk s by religious lead ers
re lia b le pals, H ank W estbrook, and g irls by developing an a p p li
some of whom w ere re tu rn e d fo r
e t al at th e S igm a N u house a t cation of the value and joy of
eign m issionaries.
R egistratio n
O reg o n S ta te .
w ork w ell done. The sen tim en t took place F rid ay afternoon, and
C rescent City, in v ited to join expressed by th e b ea u tifu lly fo r
th a t evening a g e t-to g e th e r su p
th e fast S o u th w est O rebon c ir m u lated pledge gives us th e aim s
per w as enjoyed. S a tu rd a y m o rn
c u it, ev idently p re fers to be in of those who have set up and
ing m any business m a tte rs w ere
th e Redwood league, because of are ca rry in g o u t th e program .
on th e agenda. In the afternoon,
tra v e l distances. Of la s t y e a r’s
“I P le d g e:
devoted to the lig h te r side, w as
clu b s, M edford, R oseburg, R eeds
my head to c le a re r thinking, one th e girls will never forget,
p o rt, N o rth Bend. Coquille, B an
my h e a rt to g re a te r loyalty, as w as the banquet th a t evening.
don and B roonings w ere present
my hands to la rg e r service, M any girls p resen t took degrees
a t the league m eeting. D rain had
and
of the order.
a re p re s e n ta tiv e there. E ugene
my h e a lth to b e tte r living,
S unday m orning th e girls a t
placed an ap p lication for a b erth
F or my club, my com m unity tended Sunday school, and a few,
in the league. T en -team league, and m y co u n try .”
those who didn't have to drive
I t w as decided, is to o la rg e , so
T hrough the a tten d in g and c o n - ’g re a t d i s t a n t ' 's ta y e d 'f o r " t h e
E u g en e will not be a m em ber. due.ting of m eetings, m any m em - , w orship service.
O pening of league p la y is set bers receive th e ir first ta s te of
l c r May
•«-. co n tin u e th .o u g l, p a rlia m e n ta ry procedure which
A u gust 24, except th e J u l y 4 is ta k in g a m ore and m ore im club program and help youth
play-offs at N o rth Bend. Two- p o rta n t p a rt in o u r social schem e c a rry o u t the m o tto : ”To m ake
gani«‘s-a-w eek has l>een adopted of affairs. They a re also m ade to the B est B e tte r.”
by t h e leage. All C lubs except re a liz e the im portance of dem o
R eed sp o rt and B rookings have c ra tic p ro c ed u re in o u r A m eri
lig h ted fields. W here lights tíre can w ay of living.
a v a ila b le a S a tu rd a y night gam e
The close w orking to g eth er of
w ill be played in addition to the p a re n ts and children in carry in g
re g u la r S unday aftern o o n gam e. out 4-H projects has tended to
B rookings and R eedsport will s tre n g th e n the hom e ties as w el,
play th e ir home gam es in a dou as to help develop b e tte r w ork
b le-h e ad er on S unday afternoon, habits for the p artic ip a n ts. Sons
(•old Beach, Oregon
v ery likely tw o seven-inning a f and d au g h te rs begin to visualize
fa ir s .
th at m o th ers and dads do know’ a
invites you to attend its
W hile a t C orvallis, P ete m ade few things of w hich they a re not
sev eral fru itfu l co ntacts, he told a w are.
free style show at the Chi-
It is noticed th a t a la rg e r p e r
11 o o k I heatre, Saturday,
®®< x h x h > o < x h x h > ooo < igqoqcb 5 o cen tag e of boys and girls who
live in o u r u rb an com m unities March 15, at 5:00 p. in.
are n o w p a rtic ip a tin g in 4-H
Latest fashions including
clubs th an in form er years. This
White
Stag, Pendleton and
Real Estate Broker
provides an o u tlet and a useful
^ -m ile n o rth on H ighw ay io i pastim e for these young people Jantzen Sportswear, Joselli
who have been denied the ex Suits, Koret and Lady Alice
pet ieneing of life on th e farm .
S
everal su b jects can be c a rrid Dresses, Coro Jewelry and
F. Sunderland, Seden man
H o u rs: 9 a m. to 6:30 p. m. on as well by children living in others.
town as in the country. No doubt
n tim e m ore and m ore fam ilies
50 LOCAL MODELS
B eau tifu l E lizabeth tra c t, nest- will realize this value.
ling am ong sta te ly t r e e s and
Over 60 D<x>r Prizes!
It is hoped th a t C u rry C ounty
sh ru b s. P ark a rea w ith creek wll continue to support th e 4-H
C lose in. large lots. city w a te r
$107 down, $25 per m onth. H ere
is fine ch an ce to invest in the
fu tu re .
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S P E C IA L : H ighw ay frontage
outside c ity lim its, especially suit-
able fo r tra ile r camp.
• Easy Street
ROCK FOR LOGGING ROADS
This Is National
4-H Club Week
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Thursday, March 6, 1952
BROOKlNGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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Clam Shells
4-YARD LOAD
$ 8 .0 0
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otter.
» Hornes, ocean /ro a fa y e ,
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