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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
For What It's Worth .
Mr. and Mrs. F red Jones
Mr. and Mrs. D ale N ichols and
fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. V aughan and
fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. G a rre tt and
Alicia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H itchkiss.
M ayor and Mrs. F red S alv ag e of
C ave Junction.
Pfc. R ichard S alv ag e of C am p
R oberts, An older son is in
K orea.
ihursday, April 24, 195:
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I had never realized until the other day how much
onitions have changed since the time when I was a
1941 Dodge 4x4, ¡4-ton and trailer and several
^1 youngster.
extra parts
$ 4 2 5 .0 0
I have a young son who is “out” for
1941 Dodge 4x4, 1% to n -------- ----------- ... $400.00
J baseball in high school. As is natural for
1 all fathers of any generation, I found my-
1938 Plymouth, good condition
$ 95.00
j self imbued with a burning desire to im-
1941 Buick Special, looks good, runs fair $125.00
1 »»art the knowledge I had acquired thru
Several good radiators and other ear parts!
| the years in order to make him a better Class A d Sold O ut
¡»layer. So on a recent Saturday aftern<x>n Goods First Time!
16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 23-inch used tires, tubes
I took him and some of his friends to the K indly cancel o u r advertise*
and wheels
$1.50 up
diamond to put Hl some extra work in hnent o f ............ said Mrs. E., who
1936 Ford truck transmissions and rear ends.
lives south of th e s ta te line. O ur
fielding and batting.
I goods w ent out the first day the
Ford Eaton rear end and wheels.
Now 1 was fully aware that basketball had changed paper was in th e m ails.
1 land winch and 200 feet of 3 8 cable and about
radically since my high school days, both in the rules Mrs. E had paid for tw o in
sertio n s to ta l cost 50c and on
200 feet of 3 4-inch cable.
of the game and the methods of playing it. So had f<»ot- M onday she cam e in and asked
hall. But I had always thoought that the grand old Am lo r a refund for the unused sec
Also have pulley blocks, stump pullers and three
erican game of baseball was still the same as it was when ond insertion.
wood ranges; angle iron, flat iron, e tc ............. ..........
1 cavorted on the diamond in my youth. But I made a p o „ ,b ,e r e s u it^ 'to r 50.'' X " «‘a*
discovery which, I am sure, will be news to other old- unable to u n d ersta n d th a t th e re
sters in my age bracket.
! is 50c m inim um ch a rg e for ciass-
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On Road to Brookings Lumber Mill
I he tact is that they have enlarged the diamond. Also i -----------------------------
1 mile north an d ¡4-mile east
the ball is reavier and the bats of today are unwieldy and
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awkward. 1 never bothered to measure the distance be- Mrs. A1 P a n z e r began w ork as
tween bases, but I am confident that it has been in- s e c re ta ry to A tto rn ey o. H. B engt- Do you wish to trade, buy, or sell - Try Pilot W ant Ads-
USED CARS & PARTS FOR SAI
C. & M. SALVAGE YARD
crcased by at least twenty feet.
son last week> at lhe ofRce in the
tason ror my belief is based on the fact that whereas
as a K.id my big (rouble used to he that of throwing the
, 75 ,chj ' dren. a"d, adul,s
ball over lhe neaq ot th e first basemean fro m th e s h o r t - .K ids D uds F riday, S a tu rd a y and
stop position, the other day I found that I was extremelv Mondav-
lucky if 1 could roll it that far. And when batting I T he lucky w in n er of the M an-
discovered that before I could swing the huge war club ning B,mman coffee m aker, giv-
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they gave me, the catcher was already throwing the h all 'sig n in g the g u ests ixx,k at the
M atot C om pany betw een M arch
back to the pitcher.
and A pril 18 w as C. J. Sie-
No, 1 will never again say tb.it the youngsters of today m IK iller.
The next prize d raw ing
are sissies when compared to those of my youth. My kid will be on May 17 those am ong
shoppers, visiting th e n e stin g de
can still throw the ball over the first baseman’s head.
Couple Honored
Serving Brookings On 2 5 th W edding
A n n ive rsa ry,, Sat.
ROEDERS
Funeral Home
50N H. St.
Phone 1091
CRESCENT CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Ross S alv ag e w ere
at loss for w ords w hen a group
of friends and re la tiv e s su rp rised
them at th e ir hom e n o rth ot town
S a tu rd a y evening. The occasion
w as th eir silv er w edding a n n iv e r
sary. An en jo y ab le evening w as
spent in visiting, w ith re fre s h
m ents of coffee, cake and jello
were enjoyed. T he group p re s e n t
ed Mr. and Mrs. S alv ag e a deep
fry e r and o th e r gifts, to g eth er
w ith num erous cards. H elping in
the celeb ratio n w ere:
Mr. and Mrs. H arley L an caster.
and fam ily.
Mrs. Olive W eise.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Thom pson.
Mr. and Mrs. IXm Thom pson and
family.
Mr and Mrs. Fd C ardw ell.
EARL E. SMITH TRAILER HOMES
NEW IRAILERS: Spartan, Columbia, Travelo,
Kit, RoyCraft, Roll-o I lotnc, Pan-Anierieau
SOME GOOD USED TRAILERS:
p a rtm e n t will be g e ttin g a steam
iron as a gift. Mr. M atot is p leas
ed to announce th a t the new
d e p a rtm e n t is now equipped to
handle any need the people of
the a re a m ay ask for.
Mrs. A lderson, m o th er of Mrs.
H enry K err, was tak en to G ra n ts
1 ass S a tu rd a y w here she re tu r n
ed by bus to h er hom e at C en
tra lia , W ash. She had been in
ch arg e of the K e rr hom e w hile
Mr. and Mrs. H enry K e rr w ere
in the Holy L and and Europe.
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Compliments of
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