MARCH 3, 1949
cent City, the Ramrods won an
other league game by topping
the 20-30 club’s aggregation by
ten points. There is now a 3-way
tie foe first place in the league.
Leaders are: Ramrods, Pykes and
Del Norte High ‘A’ heavies. Re
maining are seven games on the
schedule for the local hoopsters.
greatly in the success of our big
annual flower show at the time
of the Azalea Festival. Azalea
Singers, under direction of “Mae-
stro’’ MacKen2ie, have kindly
consented to be with us again
to add zest to the meeting, and
though the hostess of the day
are very mysterious about their
activities, we may look for a
nice
surprise
here to
too.
All in
in all
nic
e sur
Prise bere
°- All
the entire program should be an
interesting and memorable one,
Members are requested to be
sure to label all plants brought
for the sale, which will greatly
facilitate the committee’s work.
Thought for the Day—
“We do not value the contents
of our great museums for what
they might bring at auction, nor
should we try to ring up the value
of our wildlife on the cash reg
ister.’
23, 1881, she spent her younger
life in Alameda.
She was married to Henry E.
Westbrook June 1, 1911, and came
to Smith River shortly after th$
wedding, to since make her home.
Mr. Westbrook preceded her
in death, Oct. 1942. Funeral serv
ices w’ere held Thursday after
noon at Wier Mortuary, Crescent
City with Rev. E. C. Hicks offi
ciating.
Surviving are four children:
William, Palmer and Henry E.
Westbrook and Mrs. Mary Ost rum
all of Smith River; a sister, Mrs.
Russell Field of Alameda; broth
er George Palmer of Piedmont,
and eight grandchidlren : Kay,
Jane, Joan and Owen Westbrook,
and Julie, Jennie, John and Rich
ard Westbrook. Cremation serv
ices followed at Ocean View cre
matory, Eureka.
It was fortunate indeed, that
our local rivers have such sub
stantial runs of these fine fish.
They probably provide more
pleasureable hours of angling in
a year than any of our other
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anadromous species.
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There were many now faces
amongst the anglers along the Barometer Capruarnus
Chetco this season. Quite a few
During this and last winter’s
visitors from inland are learn months, the goats on the hills
ing to take advantage of both on the opposite bank of the Chet-
our mild winter weather and the co have been, by their- actions, I
excellent fishing here during the keeping me fairly well informed!
months of December, January, as to weather optimism or other-1
and February. The near future wise. Some hours before a storm
will undoubtedly see a great in- is due they may be observed nib
crease in the number of anglers bling their way slowly, down
on our local streams, and, wo from the crest and some hours
hope a marked decrease in the before the all-clear, they start
number of illegal nets used by climbing again. Many varieties
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the fish’s worst enemy, the poach and shades of cbmate can be in-j
ers of the world.
terpreted from their performance. । __
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The streams in this end of the But, today, as I turned the field
When the meeting is caln ¿9 to
county will be closed to all ang glasses on them they were static/
order by Jo Ann Shrader, we
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“The most death-dealing sen- ling during March and April. On
just below the half-way mark. I SMITH RIVER—Wand Gorbet form a horseshoe and repeat the
fence of condemnation t o b e May 1, they will again be open Tua» are them that looked like I dau^hter of Mr- and Mrs- Cbas girl scout promise. At the end
found in the Holy Scriptures is with exception of trout fishing in leaders were holding a long con Spooler, becmae the bride of of the meeting we say the scout
that found in the 14th chapter tide water. This latter area opens sultation. However, even these William Morrison, son of Mr. and laws. We have elected a new
of Revelation and issued against to trout fishing on June 15. The two weather prophets were at a Mrs. William Morrison, at simple secretary, Lois LaClair. — Bar
those who knowingly, wilfully re synopsis of the 1949 angling laws loss. “Just let us say that we wedding ceremony, Wednesday bara Gould, reporter.
ceive the mark of the beast,” j will be distributed soon and ev don’t know,” they concluded, but evening, Feb. 23 at the home of
stated Pastor Leo VanDolson in j ery angler should read them in taking up the business of lunch Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Yoder at,
The new stove for the Grange
his Sunday evening “Know-Your- carefully.
! again, their first steps were Crescent City. Rev. I. G. Shaw,' hall was installed Monday so it^
Bible” lecture at Chetco Inn.
Basketball—
of Church of Christ, officiated, , i was in place for the Antique Tea*
those of "retreat.”
"This mark cannot be a lit
The Ramrods basketball team, Garden Club
Following the wedding trip to' It is a great improvement over
eral brand forced upon men in after eight straight wins in the I
Eureka
the young couple will the former heating equipment in
With Mrs. Elmo Newton back
the last days by some horrible league competition, were finally home and present at the last res*dc *n tbe cottage on the Ev- the hall.
ant i-Christ because God places beaten here Saturday night by meeting, she as both first and ere tt Woodruff ranch where
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the recipients of this mark under Pykes Variety, a team always, second president of the Azalea groom is employed.
cne of the most horrible curses and a really "hot team” Satur-j Garden Club, received her pres Smith River Local News
in the Bible and God would be day night . The addition of Don ident’s pin
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall and !
from the hands of
unfair in doing so if man had no Clausen, a player of no little Mrs. Myrtle
daughters.
Misses Billie and Bar- •
Hibbard, in the ab-
other choice in receiving this reknown, proved too much for sence of her
own secretary. Mrs. bara, were hostesses at a dinner
mark.
our pride and joys. The Ramrods Will McVay who followed Mrs. party at their home Friday eve-1
“God must also intend for man lead all through the first half Newton as president and Dorothy ning. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Wednesdays and Fridays
to know beyond the shadow of but slipped during the last stan-j
Lockland who succeeded Mrs. R. D. Rowley and daughter and At Hu^h Gearin’s Office,
a doubt what this mark is be za. Clausen was high point man ! McVay had been presented their Rev. E. C. Hicks. The affair was j
cause it would also be unfair of the game with 18 markers to pins at the January meeting.
Central Building
in honor of Mrs. Rowley who,
for God to warn us of the terri his credit I'he box scores:
Other days at hy home, 2 miles
• In thinking of our own Mrs. celebrated her birthday.
ble consequences involved in re Ramrods 12
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith south of Brookings on Hwy 101.
Pf tp Newton as one of the founders
ceiving it and to neglect to tell Felipe ............ ............ 3
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6 and early pioneers of the club, of Harbor are parents of a 7 lb. |
us what is meant by the ‘Mark Vaughan ..... ............ 2
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4 also president during its first two son, born Feb. 27 at Seaside hos
Matson .......... ............ 3
9 years, it is interesting to note pital, Crescent City. Mrs. Smith
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immediately fol- Ackley ..........
lowing this terrible sent«nee plac Foltz .............. ............ 0
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0 in America, named as such, was proud grandparents are Mr. and
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es those who receive this mark is Putnam ........
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4; founded in 1892 by another Mrs. Mrs. David Crockett, who wel
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o Newton Mrs. E. C. Newton. We come their first grandchild. Mrs. •
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which shows Merritt .......... ......... .0
that those» who
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*e considered Slagle ............ ........... 3
great-grandmother
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Nelson ..........
in the
6 in that. It was the Ladies Gar- for eight great-grandchildren.
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& Interior Decorating
who do not receive the mark Hanscam ..... ...........1
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2 den club of Athens. Ga.
Paper Hanging—Spray Painting
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will be those who believe in Je Harroun ....... ........... 0
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Rural and Farm Buildings
During the
few days
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sus and keep all tell of his holy Myers ............ ........... 0
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Anything
in spray or brush work.
— 1 deodar cedar (timber of the gods)
commandments. And t h a t in
will be planted in the commun
Dodson Painting Co.
Totals .... ........ 16 10 17 42 ity center of Brookings by the
cludes the seventh-day sabbath
of the fourth commandment.
Across from Pilot Office or
SMITH RIVER
Mrs. May
Pykes 57
lu ft pf tp Azalea Garden Club. This, an
“This clearly implies,” con Mitchell
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16 East Indian species of cedar (ced- Palmer Westbrook, 67, died sud-
cluded the lecturer, "that those Don Clausen ........ 8
FREE
ESTIMATES
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18 rus deodara), highly valued for denly at her home here on Feb.1
who do not accept Jesus as their J. Clauson ... .......... 1
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21. Born in San Francisco June
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4 its size and beauty as well
Savior from sin and who do not Brunk ............. ........... 6
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keep His commandments will re Reinemer ...... .......... 1
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ceive this terrible mark and will Pressler ........ ...........1
91 honors Edith Newton and. tac
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sutler the horrible consequences."
itly. perhaps, that first Mrs. New
Announcement of the coming
99 13 14 57 ton who, it seems, is responsible
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week’s lectures appear else H om Monday Evening
for the simple and meaningful
where in this issue.
to the A OGI E CLEANERS—Kindly call for it
On Monday, Feb. 28, at Cres- name—Garden Clubs of America.
Planted now. dedication will take
at the
place during Azalea Festival,
w i t h appropriate ceremony in
which the whole community may
participate — Boy Scouts, Girl
■ GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Scouts, etc.
Which is now the new agency for Vogue. Will
March The Tenth
lx? open evenings to suit your convenience.
Mrs. Vernon Hanscam tells us
there will be plenty of salesmen
for the very important plant
LACQUER PAINTING
sales at the next monthly meet
ing. Also that there will be a
goodly variety of plants, shrubs,
and flowers for sal? from all in
Sex* Us For Free Estimates
dications. In addition to what
we. ourselves can do in the way
Every small electrical appliance at
of supplying the above, the local !
greenhouses are co-operating by
supplying flats of pansies and
BE SI RE TO SEE THE
many other things to be sold on
a commission basis as a benefit
for the club. The committee in
Toasters, Pop ups and regulars; Waffle Irons,
charge felt this necessary in view
of the possible shortages caused
Hand Irons, etc.
by the late extraordinary wea
the most lieautiful buy of all!
ther. Anyone who may be unable
to attend may leave their contri-
but ion to the plants sales at the
o
Hanscam store. We are looking
forward to a full attendance. O
Phil Adams
(¡old Beach. Oregon
however, since the success of thi
plant sa es of the year aids s<
Sunday and Monday of this
week found most of the dyed-in-
the-woo] steelhead anglers along
the banks of the Chet co and the
Winchuck rivers in quest of the
big silvery trout. It was the last
chance of the season, as Monday,
Feb. 28, marked the close of
steelh« ad angling here* until next
fall. Results were spotty. A few ’
fish were taken but it was defi
nitely not "hot” fishing.
In retrospect, the season has
been a good one for most steel-
headers here on the Chetco. All I
those with the “know-how” had
little trouble taking the limit of |
two fish in any one day, provid-1 |
ing the water conditions were I
somewhere near fishable.
Smith River Gm
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