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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1956)
Thursday, June 3«, 1 y56 Brook mgs-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon The PILOT maar ? BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT AN IN D F P E . EN T N E W S PA PE R •» Moun-1 clMaa n a t t u l *t the p o stn ffice «1 Brooking«. MwreA 7. i» » ( UIK -i . A ct o f M arch S. »«7» Or eg o * . Ray Pinrek, Joe. Murphy E tH 'o r a a n d P u a i- \h e r a SU B SC R IPT IO N RA f 1.8 7««r to A dvance T**r la A dvance Un Curry PU B L ISH E R S ..SSOCIATION SSM sa.ao Conty (o u tsid e Curry Cot N E W S PA PE R you p ic k un fits u s i u a / ' ,y> HILLS BROS FOUND N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L I A S S O C IA T IO N x7> I ' vJ A F F IL IA T I O M Í M BE » Elks S ta rt B a se b a ll P ro g ra m The Brookings Elks Lodge is starling lor what could lx? the initial step in set off on a baseball program for youngsters ting up a summer recreation program for 1 hey recently approved the sponsorship the youngsters of t hearea. W’e only hope of a Baseball League for hoys from 11 that the rest of the community can pick through 15 for this summer. tip the hall and carry it. The Lodge will hire an instructor to Only hoys from 11 through 15 will be ants will be contacted to sponsor shirts benefited by the baseball program. The supervise the program, and local mereli Elks have done their share. But what of and caps for the boys. The games will lx the younger hoys, or the girls? They too, scheduled for three or four time each deserve some summer recreational activi week. ties. Wh.it organization, or what indivi We heartily endorse the project, and duals are going to pick up where the Elks feel that the Elks Lodge deserves credit leave off? Mrs. Roy W hite and daughter. Ann, and son, M att, left this past week for Denton, T exas to visit her m other and other relatives and will also spend some time at the G rand Canyon and places of interest. She plans to he goro several weeks. .. ‘ lr an< Aivhi IL A •■.■Us le,t Tuesday tii i r i home on the M, • >| i ; h I: \<-i in ‘ C entral Oregon ____ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd S jostrom and Donna left W ednesday for a visit in South D akota and other places. Mrs. Dewey A kers and son, Hugh, left Monday for Los An geles to visit relatives, Mrs Leslie Pullen (V irginia) is keeping house lor her brother, Ronald, and also m aking the w eather reports while her m other is away. Mr. and Mrs. F rank F an g er Sr. of Medford, spent the week end w ith their son, F rank, and family on the south Chetco. Mrs. Don Redfield and two J children of K lam ath Falls, a r rived S atu rd ay to si>end sever.'I days w ith her parents, Mr. an 11 Mrs. A rt Pierce. H er b ro th e i.l K enneth, is also horn? for a \ sit from Ft. Ord, California Mrs. Lydia C rigler retu rn ed , this past w eek from a m onth's visit in P ortland and McMinn- vil’i?. Mr. and Mrs. W alter S adler and daughters, Judy and Joy, r e tu r n e d 1 F riday from a vacation in Lake- view, Oregon Mrs. Don Craig and daughters are spending several days in Ash land and Medford. MORTON LOOSES BROTHER M urry R. Morton, 68, died at Weiser, Idaho, June 16 He had lieen a resident of M alheur county most of his life and das assessor th e re for 12 years. Among his survivors is listed brother, Estes, of Brookings. Mr. and Mis. Calvin G orte en tertain ed the B aptist C hurch choir, T hu rsd ay evening a fte r practice. Ice cream , coffee and cake w ere served the group REXÄIX Specials facial tissues 30 BEACH BALES Regular 98c 3 Boxes 59c SPECIAL 79e N A B IS C O FOUND SODA CRACKERS - J*- •* . . . tikin LiïTDCE LB. 9e SHEHANS CLOTHING - MOVING tv itA RED WING i ’ \weat Proof u IN S O L K S If you are troubled with eace» liv e fool perapiraiion — you thou! 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