Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 22, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

BEAVERS TOP
MEDFORD IN
EXTRA FRAMES
rifice by Bob A stin and Bill Me-
L ean’s tw o-bagger.
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Lehi, K elly <71 and Johnson.
B rookings’ new post office will
N. L anders, P iling (7) and M or­
be in th e K e rr Building, At C en­
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te r S tre e t and C hetco Avenue.
A co n tra ct for the new building
Young People Invite
was signed T uesday by th e Post
O ffice D e p artm en t and R obert
Gold Beach G roup
The young people of th e P re s ­ K e rr and R obert R ettke. ow ners
b y teria n C h u rch wil be hosts to of the property.
P la n s call for th e te a rin g down
the young people of th e P re sb y ­
teria n C hurch in Gold B each this of the dow ntow n end of th e K e rr
block, and its replacem ent by a
com ing S unday evening.
T he youth, w ho will be accom ­ new co n crete one-story building.
panied by Rev. Sidney W a lk e r U nder th e term s of the c o n tra c t
will m eet for d in n er at th e V. the new post office should be
F. W H all, follow ing w hich th e re readly in four m onths.
will be a p ro g ram of m ovies in­
Also planned is th e rem odeling
cluding, "T he R ealm of th e V ild. of the re m a in d er of th e K e rr
T he public is invited to a tte n d building. The m ain p art of th e
the show ing of th e pictures.
block will be given a new brick
face to tie in w ith th e new post
office.
Site Finally
Selected For
Post Office
The B rookings ball club jo u rn ­
eyed to M edford last W ednesday
night for a non-league gam e
ag ain st th e C heney S tu d s and re ­
tu rn ed w ith a 7 to 6 win in 12
innings.
T he B eavers got off to a 6 run
lead w ith tw o th re e -ru n splurges
in th e 4 th and 5th.
L eft-h an d er Jim
Lehi from
Coos Bay, m aking his first s ta rt
in a B rookings uniform , pitched
five sh u t-o u t innings but tired
and w as nicked for 4 runs in th e
6th and a brace of tallie s in the
7th. Jim K elley re le iv er Lehi w ith
1 down in th e 7th and allow ed 1
hit the rest of th e way. Including
a no-hit relief job at G ra n ts P ass
th e previous S unday, this gave
Kelly 12 1-3 innings of relief w ith
M r .and M rs. W illiam D arnell
only 1 hit and no runs.
a re p a re n ts of a son. born Ju ly
The B eav ers scored th e w inning 20, 1954, w ith Dr. R onniger in
ru n on Bob S e lso r’s w alk, a sac- atten d a n ce.
arm s,
E th el O lsen; C haplain
E leanor K oehler; H istorian. E thel Brookings-Harbor Pilot
THURSDAY, JU LY 22. 1954
O lsen; and tru ste e s, B re ta M or­
gan. E lea n o r K oehler. L au ra A n­
fam ily of M edford w ere week en d
derson.
v isito rs at the hom e of Mi's. M il­
In s ta lla tio n of officers will be
d red Byrne. M r S h an g le is a
on A ugust 16.
com m ercial ph o to g rap h er, and a s ­
sisted w ith th e judging of th e
p
arad e .
V ISIT O R S FOR PA R A D E
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Mr and Mrs. V ein S hangle and
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THE PIC THEATER
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Loll m the sun ami swim in our beautiful heated
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sw im m ing pool — Bring your lunch and stay all
day — Private membership fees are very reasonable
Alice Rosen w as elected P re s i­
dent of the A m erican Legion A ux­
iliary, C hetco Unit 138, at the
u n it’s re g u la r m eeling, held last
M onday.
O th er officers elected w e re:
F irs t vice-president, A m anda
H am ann: Second vice-president.
N eva T h o rn to n ; S e c re ta ry -tre a s ­
u re r, C onnie N iem ie; S erg e a n t-a t
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