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16 Brookings Harbor Pilot T him ble T heatre THURSDAY, MAY 14. 1953 'r»e4 V t Patent O * r t Fourteen Girls To Form A zalea Chain POPPA, I YAM ÖOIW' DOUJW TO M Y CONTT?|&USHUN to the A merican ! by TOM S IM S and B. ZABOLY I'M WAY AHEAP OP YA, SON/ i gave mine LAST WEEK/ By {Mipular vote of ‘he Rroo’ cancer so c iety Ings High School students last week, fourteen girls of the Freshm an and Sophomore class es w ere elected to form the Azal ea Chain at the coronation o r th? Azalea Queen on Suturd: y, I / 30th. Those so honored w ere: Jon-’ Tyler, Joanne Darger, Beverb V -; Glass,, Janet Bailey, Peggy Grai Billie June Lostroh, B arhaia Al drich, M arlene Olson, Kay Nich ols. K aren Ritchie, Anita Over m an, K aren Wallace, Joan I 1 grew, and Dixie Allsup. 'Hie D ecorating Com m ittee has charge ot that pui i oi the | gram yearly, and asked lor the S ms vote. When the votes were ta l •T» lied there was a tie for four teenth place, and the two girls drew straw s to determ ine the Hoar, M argaret Bloomquts winner. nd by issuing walks to Wally Maciel and Tex Gatlin who were At a m eeting of the D ecorat Olive McVay, and Owens. Eva Lea Long, with Mrs. Ar orom ptly advanced by Mike ing Com m ittee Monday afternoon rell and M is A rnett, will have W halen’s sacrifice. Wells, M ei- at the home of Mrs. Ed Demp sey on Memory Lane, prelim in charge of coaching the girls for chant 3rd basem an, then singled a ry plans were made for their the Azalea Chain. Mrs. S tew art v ia ci shoi 1 10 ortng in p a rt of the Festival. Those a t will m ake Azalea headbands for W halen and G atlin to knot the tending the m eeting w ere: Mes- the participants, and w ith Mrs. score at 2-all, dam es C. S. Nixon, P. L. Fauer- Olive McVay of McVay’s G reen b ' hit-happy Beavers unk n o t so, F. A. Arrell, L. L. Tisdale, house on the W inchuck, Mrs. ted the count w ith 3 m ore runs Ray H. A rnett, C. G. Marshall, F auerso and Mrs. Sund, will the top of the 3rd on singles the tables for the by Burdell, Price and Grosjac- R. S. Sund, Aron Sjostrom, Iia decorate Mrs. McVay oue‘ and Bunky P eterso n ’s po E. Brown, Eva Lea Long, Ann Q ueen’s Banquet. Nelson, Mary S tew ar nod , t is furnishing potted azaleas for tential triple. P eterson was sub Mrs. Brown, with sequently ruled the 3rd out fori Dempsey. Members unable !.» ; the tables. I several assistants, will arrange failing to touch 2nd base. •te n d w ere: Mcsdames M > j for picking and transporting 1 «cokings m ade the score 9 to i greens and flowers. 2 with a 4-run blast in the 4th i All members of the com m iti on B a rre tt’s solo homer, walks to have shown such a willingness K im ura and Monello, a single b> , to do their p arts that the wo, k Price ami Bill D arnell’s towering should go very smoothly, the fly ball to right field which got Wurlit zer and chairm an said. away from W halen for an error. lesse French B arrett weakened tem porarily • • • in the 5th as the M erchants g a r nered th eir final 2 runs via a NEW AND USED • • • walk to G atlin sandwiched be tween triples by George Yamor Brookings made it two straight ami Mike W halen. • • • wins in the pre-season series Frank Grosjacques, ex-Lewis with Crescent City by downing and C lark college 1st basem an ’ 1’uning & Repair the M erchants in a 14 to 4 bail and su rren tly a teacher at G old1 • • • game at P eterson P ark Sunday. Beach High, poked a long hom er WURLITZER ORGANS The Beavers slam m ed out a to in the 7th for his second hit of * • • tal of 17 base hits off M erchant the day. * hurlers Don Clausen and Gale Gale Allman replaced Pan Allman, a rd also looked like a Clausen on the mound to s ‘a»t •eal club afield, paving errorless the 8th and was prom pt 1> g re e t hall. ed by singles from the bats ot Bill W allace’s life on an erro r W allace and Monello, a double by Brookings, or plus successive singles by Ron Burdell and a triple by Price, Monello. Frank Burdell and Dick resulting in 3 m ore counters. The Price gave Brookings 2 runs in 14th B eaver run in the top of the 1st. the 9th cam e on Jim B a rre tt's Jim B a rre tt who pitched the opening tw o-bagger, an infield £ -w - • y - J -.g MUSIC STORI ’ - *------- « ------------------ ¡j entire game for Brookings and out and a M erchant error. allowed only 8 hits got him seh B arret, was m eanw hile gooAc- COQUILLE, OREGON in trouble in the bottom of the egging Crescent City on 2 hits in the las, 4 innings, certainly a com m endable job for his firs, pitching chore of the season. Dick Price, m aking his debut I HONES: ( Mice, 282^; Residence 2583 in a Beaver uniform, was the hitting s ta r of the day. gettii.g EXC'Ll SIV E 1JST1NGS Thtve bedroom Ranch Style home, knotty pine living room 4 blows in 5 trips to the plate. and kitchen. fireplace, landscaped yard. 2-car garage, beauti Price who is the leading batsm an for the Southern Oregon college ful throughout $13,650.00. team with an average of close to Two taxi room, rustic type horn»' stone fireplace; ocean view, 500, also looktxl like real class in large lot with native flowering shrubs Needs some exterioi the field. His presence on the finishing $12,500. $5.000 down. Brookings club for the season would go a long way tow ard add Two storv home with full bath u p stairs and down on ing a lot ot needed strength. I, two hillside acres overlooking city. $10.000 with 1 3 dow n is certainly hoped th at he de CITY LOT two blocks from P. O., city w ater and sew er ONLY $800 cides to spend the sum m er in Bi ookings. CM LAN 1 RON I m , with large trees and small cabin ONLY $4000. Bunkv Peterson, first string H A N O I 1>N WIN( in CK 3‘C «cres. 3 bedroom home and farm buildings, irrigation system , $25.000. catcher for the Beavers for the past two seasons, played his last name Sunday prior to joining one of Uncle S am ’s ball clubs. The Beavers travel to G rants Pass this coming Sunday for a final practice tilt before the lea gue opener at Medford the fol lowing S atu rd ay night. The »rookings* home opener will be in a double-header against Rose burg on May 31st, the Azalea Festival week-end. Lucille Patterson Presents Recital S tu d en ts of Piano will be pres ented in recital at th e C om m un ity Church by Mrs. Lucille P a t terson on T hursday night. May 21 at 8:00 p.m. The public is cordially invited to an evening of musical enjoym ent. Read the class ads. They pay! rtulj fon > ENTRA1'-.-: j - t _____ _ ON HIGHWAY 101 5 M ILES NORTH O F CR ESC EN T CITY AT W ONDER STUM P ROAD Because of the late sta rtin g tim e due to Daylight Saving Time, only one com plete double featu re will be shown on Sunday thru Thursday. A double show will be shown Friday, S atu rd ay and holidays. Shows will s ta rt at dusk: (A pproxim ately 8:30 May 1, and 1 m inute later each day until June 22.) Friday and Saturday, May 15 - 16— / /I RENTAL OR TRIAL CONTACT— Chetco Drug Store E g it SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO. HOM ES UNDER $T,MX) We have several two bedroom homes, one lot as little as $1100 down; one w ith an acre of ground; two with highway frontage. Insurance of All Kinds Sec: ( liarlcs Grayshcl, Erma I). Rice Martha Grnvshel or Guy When Brookings Has 10,000 Rice W hat Will You Have WARD'S Propane Service We carry a CO M PLETE line of Gas Appliances. Wedgwood, Tappan. O 'K eefe & M erritt, and Caloric ranges General w ater heaters Servel R efrigerators Coleman furnaces T a n k s fo r m t , x i/e o r leosc Crescent City Phone 111 At Jet Hwys loi and 199 REDHEAD FROM W Y O M IN G " M AUREN O ’HARE - ALEX NICOL “JUST ACROSS THE STREET” ANN SH ERID A N - JO H N LUND Sunday - Monday, May 17 - 18— //' P IA N O S ! Beavers Swamp Merchants THEATRE— — OCEAN THE BAD & THE BEAUTIFUL" LANA TU RN ER “TH E — i KIRK DOUGLAS HOAXTERS” D ocum entary I uesday, Wednesday, Thursday, May 1 9 - 2 0 - 2 1 I /I DENVER & THE RIO GRANDE : / / EDMOND O’BR IEN - JAN STERLIN G DEAN JAGGER “ROGUI S MARCH” P E T E R LAWEORD RICHARD G R EEN E Friday and Saturday, May 22 - 23— "MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" TYRONE POW ER - P IP E R LAURIE JU LIA ADAMS “MUTINY” MARK STEVEN S ANGELA LANSBURY BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S THREE-BEDROOM MODERN HOME 2 3 acre, just outside citj lim its w ith ocean view. House needs some finishing. Only $5fXX), term s available. W IDE SEL EC TIO N O F LOTS Ixrth home sites and business locations. From $650.00 and up.. SMALL M ODERN HOUSE, nearly neav, in select neighborhood in H arbor. Gotxi spring w ater and ocean view. Full price $4950. L I\ ING Ql AR I ERS in vvell-built modern garage on nice city io:. 75\100, in restricted area. Plenty of room to build large home. Priced right at $3000. W IN C H lf K R I\ ER FRONTAGE Approxim ately 7 acres of good N t , tom land. Modern unfinished 2 bedroom home. Excellent fishing and hunting. Only $10.500 w ith good term s. PETE J. LESMEISTER, Realtor p HONE 3 } I I i Also the BEST in Insurance Coverages Across from the Post Office
