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PAGE FOUR The World's Best ClimatJ Thursday, June 9, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON enjoyed seeing the performances. ! George Hiland is spending some A shetland pony also drew at time at his home here from Duns tention. The truck was repaired muir, where he is employed. Ladies Society of the church and pulled out Saturday evening Mrs. Maude Williams is visit held its regular meeting Thurs via Grants Pass to join the re ing friends in this area this week. day afternoon at the hail with mainder of the circus trucks. She is well known, as she and Pres. Betty McClish in charge. | Baccalaureate services, planned her late husband were owners of Following the business session to for Sunday morning, June 12, the property on the Chetco now close the year’s work, new offi at Del Norte high school will not owned by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer cers were installed by Ethel Good- be held until Sunday evening at Parker. At present Mrs. Williams lin, and are: the high school, with Rev. E. C. is visiting up the Smith River President—Ida Hall. Hicks bringing the message. Reg with friends. Vice-President Ethel Naill. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller re ular services will be held at the Secretary Elizabeth Morrison. local church, Sunday morning. turned Monday from a two weeks Treasurer—Betty McClish. Commencement exercises for visit to Santa Ana and Oxnard, The out-going officers served the 12 graduates of Smith River Calif., with relatives. cookies and ice cream with a union school will be held at the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waldien silver offering. community hall, with the pro and daughter of Portland are the O. M. Rice, pioneer resident of gram being put on by the grad house guests of his mother, Mrs. Smith River valley, celebrated uates under direction of their Anna Waldien, and his brother his 87th birthday, June 1.. Mr. teacher, Mrs. Helen Tracy. All and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, who has been enjoying good 1 parents and friends are invited. Curt Waldien last week. health for his age, received many Smith River residents really ex Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer and gifts and cards from his many perienced several days hot wea Miss Ruth Hassett drove to Ban- friends, extending birthday cheer. ther the past week. The ther done last week to attend the com He makes his home with his mometer reached 90 in the shade mencement exercises of Bandon daugter. Miss Elma Rice. on Sunday. Many w ent to the ( high school at wffiich time Mr. Grown-ups and children enjoy beach enjoying wading and a and Mrs. Springer’s granddaugh ed a treat for several days last swim. Fog of the last few days ter, Diane Burrell, was graduated week when the Empire Exposi have cooled the air. with the class. Miss Burrell is tion show truck was held up for well knowm here as she formerly repairs. The 79-year-old elephant attended the local schools. children were lifted to his back Mrs. Anis Schofield and Miss by elephant’s using his trunk, Agnes Hensley returned the lat and given rides. The trained ele Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Knee and ter part of the week from Mon phant did many tricks and all two children and Mr. Knee’s roe where they went to get their mother, Mrs. Anna Knee, left jeep which had been repaired fol last week for Torrey, Utah. They lowing their recent accident. will also go to Kayenta, Arizona, Mrs. Carl Bolin is visiting for as that is Mrs. Anna Knee’s res a couple of weeks at Glendale, idence. For Sale at Wholesale: Two Miss Ruth Newton left last Calif., with her daughter, Miss 5-ft. L. H. recess bath tubs; three week for her home at Portland Betti Bolin. Viterous China lavoratories; five after visiting her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson different sizes of Kitchen Sinks; and Mrs. A. H. Newton for a and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson Three 300-gallon septic tanks; week. left recently for Alaska by plane. Some galvanized pipe and soil pipe. WM. D. FISHER, 4 miles south of State line at Rivers End. -------------------------------------------------- | For Sale: double mattress, in good condition. Quart fruit jars. Mrs. B. E. Kerns, Harbor. SMITH RIVER local News Items Classified Ads They are chartering a boat for Kodiak bear hunt, and expect to be gone about a month. While away, Mrs. Rose Hubbard is re maining at the Archie Anderson home with Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willis are staying with their grandchildren at the Fred Anderson home. Mrs. Gertrude Cole left last week for a two weeks visit with relatives in Pennsylvania. She made the trip by air which took only 22 hours from the time she left Crescent City. Mrs. Ernest Fritz, who spent the past month visitng in Colo rado, returned home early last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Howsley From To Representative of Watchtower Society SUNDAY, JUNE 12 At 3:00 p. m. ODD FELLOWS HALL * BROOKINGS, OREGON All Kingdom-Seekers Welcome FREE! Portland, Oregon —... SCAmiry- PLENTy! A. L. PASCHALL MRS. M. S. FARR ..... .... ......................." They are low-cost w'ay of te71 Ing what you want, or have to sell. They bring results, too! PUBLIC ADDRESS BY 5 rooms, 4 lots, trees, some fruit, school, church and stores close. In Portland, Oregon. Some fur niture, floor coverings. Will take home about the same value in or near Brookings, Oregon. 6208 S. E. 61th Ave. Pilot Classified Ads Get You Quick Results ALL NEEDS SATISFIED— But How? When? And By Whom? TO TRADE $5,000 HOME For Sale: Planet Jr. wheel hoe, hoes, rakes, pruning tools; 2*2-mo. old pig; 18 White Leghorn cock- rels, 8 weeks old. Built in sink with drawers and door; clothes or fruit cabinet. Clothes locker, and various articles, including 5 and 6-ft. stepladders. See W. H. (Blackie) Cochran, 3 miles up Winchuck market road. * and son, Ricky, of Los Angeles and Mr. Stevens and son of San- A ta Barbara, made a flying trip^ through Brookings Tuesday on a fishing vacation, stopping overt for a short visit with Mr. andT Mrs. L. B. Howsley. The party are combining ornithological studies and color photography of natural history objects with their pleasure trip. These columns reach at least 5000 readers each week—use ’em. No Collection Taken FREE! ..... ■ ' FREE When You Purchase Black Loam From Our Clam Shell Mounds. Can Deliver Small or Large Amounts Thursday or Friday. BROOKINGS LAND & TOWNSITE COMPANY Call At Room No. 1, Central Building Brookings (By-the-Sea), Oregon
