hursday, May 22, 1952
BROOK.INGS-HARBOR PILOT\ BR DDK I NG S. O R-EGON
PAGE NINE
Double Header Is
ie'AFor Sunday
H as Rotary Speaker
George R. zMilford, whose sum
m er home is at Rivers End, was
speaker. Tuesday a t Brookings
R otary luncheon, when he gave
a com prehensive picture of the
advantages of R o tary m em ber
ship to the individual for his abil
ity to do the service he w ants.
Mr. Milford, who is one of the
national board of Boy Scouts of
America, who holds the silver
beaver aw ard, and who is affili
ated w ith m any ch aritab le o rg an
izations, is a m em ber of the Red
Bluff, Calif., club. He is a con
sulting engineer for P. G. & E..
but finds tim e to a tten d all Ro
ta ry functions possible. W hile at
Rivers End he and Dr. Doan are
reg u lar a tte n a n ts of the local
club.
The strong Bandon M illers who
(won two gam es from N orth Bend
the last week-end. come to this
area Sunday for a double-header
against the B eavers at the high
school diam ond, Sunday a fte r
noon at 1:30.
Local fans will likely see Ad
^ isk a f form er P o rtlan d Beaver,
Mr. and Mrs. B erger D ahlstrom
and Bill H anauska. ex-Brooklyn are parents of an 8-lb., 7-oz. girl,
Dodger farm hand, on the mound born May 8, at Seaside hospital.
for the M illers. Playing m anager They have named the little miss
and catc h e r for Bandon is Bill M argaret Helen.
Burgher who form erly played in
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
the Coast L eague w ith P ortland
Grover
of Sm ith River, May 19, a
and San Diego and last year was
son,
9-lb.
14-oz, who has been
with O klahom a City in the T ex
¿named
Leslie,
at Brookings Clinic.
as league.
The Beavers will have m any
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Redfield Jr.
new faces this season. Only play are p arents of a son, Richard Lyle, Infant Rites Held
ers rem aining from last y e a r’s 7 lbs., 4 oz., born Sunday, May 18
Graveside services w ere held
club are M anager W hitey M at- i a t Brookings Clinic. This is th eir at the cem etery, Crescent City.
son, Bunky Peterson. W ally M a second child.
Wednesday a t 2:00 p. m. for Mi
ciel, K eith Johnson, Kenny Ki-
chael David, infant son of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Niemie are
m ura and H ank W estbrook. New
and Mrs. David Johnson, B rook
comers include Bill D arnell and parents of a baby (details lack ings. Born Monday, May 19, at
Bob C hapm an f r o m Glenwood. ing), born the first of the week. Seaside hospital, by caesarean,
W ash., B i l l W allace of Gold
the little one lived but a few
Beach, Don Jacobson, F ran k Bur-
hours. Rev. M umbower had charge
dell, Phil Parson. Louie M auer,
of the services. Surviving are his
Dave Cam pbell, all of S outhern
Sheriff R. G. Sabin and D e p u ty , brother, H erb ert Jam es, g ra n d
Oregon College a t Ashland.
Wesley Sm ith made th eir reg u lar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es O.
W ally Maciel is the probable bi-yearly trip into M arial by way Robinson and Mrs. Osa Johnson,
mound choice for Brookings in of Selm a, to tak e in the ballot in addition to his parents.
the first gam e and e ith e r K eith boxes and voting supplies, and
Johnson or Bill D arnell slated rem aining th ere to bring them
Miss Dorothy Ray has gone to
for pitching duty in the second. out a fte r voting was completed, P alm City, Calif., to visit her
on Friday. This is the only way brother a n d sister-in-law , Mr.
one can get to this sm all com and Mrs. George Pitzer.
m unity up the Rogue River by
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car, and then the car had b e tte r
be a jeep.
For S ale: 1948 Pontiac station
Mrs. Eugene Ackley was house wagon. Clean as a pin. excellent
Brookings B eavers defeated the guest of Mrs. C lara K erns last
B utte F alls team of Rogue Val- week a fte r leaving Seaside hos condition, radio, heater, good ru b
12tf
,'^ e y league, by an 8-1 score in a pital the week before. Mrs. Ack ber. Term s. Phone 2427.
" p ra c tic e game, Sunday at B utte
ley is now at her own home and
Falls. The Beavers touched Floyd welcoming friends.
Shotw ell, ex-E ugene and Medford
The school election Monday at
Fa^r W est leaguer, for th ree hits
the
high school carried locally
and* two runs in the first inning
89 to 1 to exced the six per cent
but could not break through in
lim itation in the county, for s a t To finder of Pan-American
the scoring again until the ninth
isfactory equalization. R eturns
when they scored six runs on a
from the rem ainder of the county coronet No. 221489, belong
com bination of th ree hits, a w alk
w ere not im m ediately available.
and th ree B utte F alls errors.
The last m eeting of the Needle ing to Douglas Goldsberry.
Bill D arnell was hittin g s ta r
and Pin 4-H club w as held May
for Brookings, coming up w ith
20. The group finished work on At C hetco H om e & A uto S upply
four hits, including a double and
bean hags and rabbits was com
a triple, in five trip s to the plate.
pleted.
D arnell a l s o sta rte d on the
mound for Brookings and pitch
ed shutout ball w ith only three
scattered hits over five innings.
K eith Johnson allowed two hits
in the final four fram es but an
e rro r in the ninth robbed him of 1
H E N R Y « ’1LR SN K . PriprRror
a shutout.
hi Redfield’s Market
Short S core:
R H El
Brookings ....200 000 006 8 11 5
B u tter F alls 000 000 001 -1 5 3
FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS
B a tte rie s: D arnell, Jornson (fi)
and Peterson; Shotw ell and Cope
Pl( :NIC—No shanks
land.
Local News
Beavers Topple
Butte Falls, 8-1
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Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Grooten-
dorst w ere at the Meadows race
track, May 14, P ortland, when
Alice Perkins was honorary judge
and presented the floral piece to
the winner. Black Zida. ridden by
Jockey A. Sherm an. This race
u a s sponsored by the Dosing F lo r
ists of P ortland. The G rooten-
dorsts met the P erkins at the
Meadows.
Weather Report
NORINE HARVEY
l o r the week ending on Sun-
day:
Max. Min. Rain
May 5 ................58
40
.14
May 6 ...............
43
Ma.V 7 ...............
50
37
May 8 ................58
49
19
M ty 9 ............. 59 40
May 10 ................63
41
7
May 11 ............. no records.
R ainfall for week ........
70
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High School Credits.
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REDFIELD’S MARKET
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Lree Parking for Customers in our own Partying
Lot. Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables and Meats!
Dole’s Pineapple
JUICE, 46-oz t i n .....................29c
Meco— *4 slices
PINEAPPLE, No. 2 tin
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29c
Royal Club Pomato
JUICE, 46-oz. tin . .
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29c
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99c
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59c
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59c
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95c
Royal ('lub—vegetable salad
SALADETTES, 25c; 4 for
Fo- Salads and hue coking—pint ^ c
WESSON OIL, quart
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Salad Dressing—Pint ^ c .
MIRACLE WHIP, quart
All Brands, canned
MILK, 6 for
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Powdered or Brown
SUGAR, ,b. pkq, 2 for
25c
The Pause that Refreshes
COCA COLA, 6-bottle ctn.
. 25c
Taste The I Tifferencc
HI-HO CRACKERS, pkq.
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$1.59
31c
All Popular Brands
CIGARETTES, carton
.
Skippy
DOG FOOD, No. 1 tall, 11 cans $1.00
Friskies—Cube or meal
Picnic Style
PORK ROAST, lb.
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Armour’s Banner, slieed
BACON, lb. • • •
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. . . 49c
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. 49c
DOG FOOD, 10-lb. sack
$1.39
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SALADS
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RHUBARB, lb...............................lQc
Asst, ('old
MEATS
59c, lb.
SPECIALTY
Green, fresh
ASPARAGUS, 2 lbs................... 29c
Ruby Red
Bob Stanhurst
Fresh, local. pan-ready— while they last—
PHONE 2548
Resid. Easy Street
STEWING HENS, lb.
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RADISHES, 2 bunches
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53c
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15c
Green, crisp
ONIONS, 2 bunches
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