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SMITH RIVER — A tre a t is
in store for Del Norte and neigh-
boring
Oldfied.
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well konwn San Francisco artist,
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w ’!l r » n Dei Norte for a lecture
ami exhibit of painting made of
Sm i’h River valley
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" after-
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noon a nd evening of Friday. Sep-
♦< i, her 20. at Smith Rivet com-
mumty hall..
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BEjUOKI>ues-rtA±i»?K PLLOT
Mrs EHa Piaisred and swter’ a™ uncem ent made 4 n this issue
Mrs Mary Anth-.nv w r* c -r s-
rne P fo t 7~ ir rr.--".a.>- ap
testes f o r a birthday party at the pears n page twelve of this is
Plaisted home, honoring iitrie sue.
Marilyn Plaisted. who celebrated*
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her fourth bitrhday. Tuesday. A in The Ju stice Court
group of little folk enjoyed the
Before Ju ige A. E Sandb- the
afternoon
week w
were
Jay
Elvin H art.
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™ ents to past weex
ere: ja
y tuvin
conclude the afternoon ihe *ov^*tcharged with no PUC license and
♦a iw l
k l *»•
'it
L»_a
ly white f frosted
birthday
cake
with an over-height load. Jam es
glowed with four candles and was Elm er P a rk er charged w ith de
center of attraction.
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, All sang:
~ u livering
v e n n g fish
rsn w ithout
itnout propert li
Happy Birthday Marilyn receiv- cer^ s H e rb e n Car{
ed many lovely gifts
having void foreign license and
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• r D, T-. p , ¡i -n i Purchased Electric Store
everyone is invited to com- and
m v
thi> exhibit o< painting- and
h e a r le c tu r e s on ,rt This meet-
ing is iponxored by Smith River
community club,
SM ITH RIVER LOCALS—
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Westbrook
J r accompanied their two sons.
Henry and Rot» rt to San Rafael
where they will enroll in school
following the vacation spent at
their h< me. here.
Mias Betty Tyler, student at
Humboldt College, at Arcata wa-
a week-end visitor of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tyler at
S’ tte Line Cafe. .
Dicks S ’erka. Del Norte high
school graduate of 1946. son of
Mr and Mrs Joe Sierka of Cas
tle Rock resort, has enrolled as
freshman at Humboldt College
at Arcata.
Mrs Clair Brogan was hostess
for the Mothers' club at her home
Wednesday afternoon The hostess
provided a pleasant time for her
guests. During the afternoon a
surpr se stork shower was pre
sen t.** to the honor guest Mrs.
P air er Westbrook, who received
many t ainty gifts. Refreshm ents
BIU j O K IN G S. ORBGON
defective muffler
c M and Zada Brooks, owners
of H unter Creek Electric C a , a t
Gold Beach, have purchased the
Miss Carol Lee Crocket has
interests of D L O'Neil, and returned home from the Crescent
have taken over, acc-rding to an City Hospital, a fte r being confined
' there for several days. Rosie P* -
tocnick
tocnick will
will rem
rem ain
ain annt!
an o th . er »■ u-«fa
week
or so for medical atten tio n before
she m ay retu rn home.
Two m ore new shiny cars are
seen in n , »
a«.
day ...
w t . ' n ”
owners C a e J ^ T j 8'1
F o rt « d an and f e , , ,
IS driving a C h e v ^ 3
M ore
W H Y DO P E O P L E B U Y
GOLD
BEACH
, v t,
BRE,
— b ecau se o f its f r e s h n e s s and u u alitv -jJ
cau se it is ra is e d , m illed an d baked in fa
A D ollar Spent In Oregon
Helps Oregon Growl!
Local News Items
getter Thon Ever Bus Serv
IHURSD a v .
C H E T C 0
W ilson F re e m a n
STO RE
Brookings, Oi
e—lower Thun Ever Fares
were served to conclude th» af-
terru »n Guests included H arriet
Htghr Rosemary Ferrill, Rena
Try-on. Marv P ats Bailey. Isabel*
Buckner. Louise' VanZee, Beverly
Barnum. C atherine Westbrook. ‘
Ierry Ulrich and the honored
guest.
r
Mrs Carol Lee C rockett w
has been confined to Knapp hos
pital under treatm en t for facial
cuts received in an automobile
accident, was released from the
hospital. Tuesday and returned to
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Crocket, nt Harbor,
where she is convalescing Miss
Rosie Potocnick, hurt also in the
same accident with cuts on her
legfs. win rem ain at the hospital
another week.
Miss Margaret Mathews has re
turned home from the national
convention of Indian Youth, held
at Grand Rapids. Mich. Mrs. M at
hews was representative from the
Guschu Indian Mission church of
Sm ith River, At the convocation
all the states were represented
except Nevada. She will give a
report of this meeting. Sunday,
aftm txm , Sept. 22 at the Mission!
Church An invitation is extended
to all to attend.
The H. E. Club of Lake *Earlj
Grange held an all-day picnic on
W ednesday afternoon at Buck
ner P h ach on Sm ith River. Picnic
lunch was served at noon. P res
ident. Mrs. Florence Burak had
charge of the business session. The
club ladies are m aking plans for
the Grange carnival to be held in
Novetm ber with Ruth Wells, as
chairm an of this project. The Oc-;
tober meeting will be held at
the home of Mt's. Hugh Naill
BROOKINGS
To Portland—
Fare W a s ...........$6.40
Now O n ly ...........$4.60
L A I) A ’ S
B E A V T Y
S II 0 P
CLO SED FROM
Sept. I to 23
How has Pacific G revhound be^n able to ac*n-»Hv
fares in O re g o n . . . w hen aim - m t . ^ . m n g
else Costs m or, coday? ANSWER: bv steadilv /»crtWJ-
r«C the frequency o f Pacific G reyhound service!
Let's figure it out . . .
As O re g o n com m unities grow-, as Pacific G rev-
h o u n d ad d s m ore frequent service, m ore people rid e
G rey h o u n d buses. 35 passengers can be carried on
one bus to r n o m ore than it costs to carry 25 l t
costs little m ore to o p erate a d ep o t for six buses a
day than it does to r to u r . . . an d so on. It m ore
r. S. Ahlimt
p eople ride. G rey h o u n d s c o st o f o p e ra tio n p«r pas
sen g er goes dow n. A n d P a c ific G re yh o u n d passes this
f,n to the people . . . ¿ q the form o f the lowest
Lt-es in O re g o n , and better, m o re frequent service
than ever.
1 his steadily e x p a n d in g , lo w e r cost, local trans*
p o rta tio n co n trib u te s d ire c tly to the welfare and
vitanty o f each com m unity G rev h o u n d serves. As
n o re and m ore people rid e G re v h o u n d more often,
the better the service . . . the b etter for you aod
your city.
Woody Bids.
Brookinss
FÄCIFIS GRFYHOUND
For th e Best in Modern Intercommunity Icn.pcr.ut,on...Count on Greyho«"*