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the Easter Seal sale. The socie
ty’s work is recognized as out Brookings I larbor Pilot 9
standing by persons closely iden THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1953
tified with the physically disabled
in our state.”
BROOKINGS BIBLE CHURCH
T. Lawson McCall of Portland,
Above Fox Bros Freight
society president, explained the
Terminal
explained the directors are hope
R ev . Fn M c C lain . MiMwier
ful this year’s sale will exceed
Sunday school, 9:45 am.
any in history so that expansion
Morning worship, 11 :00 am .
plans can be carried out. Largest
Evening servine. 7:45 p.m.
project of the Easter Seal agency
is the hospital school for crippled
m em bers in th e B roo k in g s-H arb o r
children in Eugene.
d istric t.
As soon as weather permits a
plane will be at the loeal airport
on a Sunday for inspection.
Oregon had seven civil defense
observers at the Neveda proving
The smorgasbord dinner, with
grounds Tuesday, March 17. to
Swedish delicacies, served at the!
witness
an atomic explosive pack
Community hall on Saturday eve
a wallop of 15.000 tons of TNT.
ning, was a good success. The
The blast was unleashed on two
hall was filled to capacity with
ordinary frame houses. One house
visitors from all parts of th?
was about a half mile from
county, Oregon and other places,
ground zero, and the other two
making an attendance of more
was about three times as far
than 700. The hall was attrac
away.
Each house was equipped
tively decorated in colorful dec
with
indoor
bomb shelters and
orations carrying out the Swed
contained
home
furnishings. Civil
ish theme. The crowd helped
defense
officials
examined th ?
themselves to the food arranged
buildings
before
ami
after the ex
on long tables in the main hal’,
plosion.
and then were seated at tables
arranged in the hall. Ted West
Phot« Canadian fta tl. K u f l .
A letter from George E. Milli
brook played the Ilammond organ
“Peter”, the pet racoon of Jack
gan, chairman of Mercy Flights,
during the dinner, which was Wilkinson, noted guide in one of
Inc., congratulating Mrs. Dora
Canada’s most popular trout fishing
served from 5:30 to 9:00.
Marcey for her effort in contact
regions,
Algonquin
Park,
Ontario,
A musical program followed has taken up permanent abode in a
ing subscribers to the organiza
the dinner, vocal duets by Jepson tree trunk which furnishes protec
Support of the annual Easter tion. It is in actual operation an
sisters; a trio of music and sing tion from elements and enemies alike. Seal sale of the Oreeon Societv insurance and anyone needing
ing by Joe Reichlin, Rodney Sax-
for Crippled Children and Adults emergency distant medical ail
el by and Robert Reuss; square
was urged by Governor Paul P at will be flown free of charge to
dancing by pupils of grade school, .
terson. The sale is now in prog city designated by the attending
Ronald McClish put on a movie
ress and will continue through physician. A small fee covers an
picture in the club room for the
Easter Sundav. Anril 5.
entire family.
younger children, followed by I
‘‘I am most interested in the
W. L. Crissey has assisted in
square dancing. Drawing for one Salmon-steelhead cards expired great humanitarian work being this work.
You’ll like it better if it’s tail-
door prize went to Cliff Beem of Monday, March 16. The game carried on by the Oregon society
ored-to-your-measure
by Wherrle
Eighty-seven families are local
Brookings; second drawing went ’ commission urges all anglers to on behalf of the state’s physically
Tailoring Company. Choose Lho
to Jim Cearley of Smith River. I mail their cards to the commis disabled children and adults, and
style from hundreds of distinctive
Each received a beautifully dec sion.
patterns . . . all new pure virgin
sincerely hope the people of Ore
orated cake.
wool fabrics. You’ll get expert!
This year Dr. John Rayner, gon will respond generously,” the
President E d n a
Samuelson who heads the commission’s fish governor said.
styling, lasting good looks . . .
wishes to thank all who helped to ery division stresses the need for
‘.Easter Seals are a symbol of
at low prices.
SALES
and
SERVICE
make the affair a success.
ample returns because the catch hope for hundreds of Oregonians
See the New
Suits (2-picce)
will be broken down on the basis who rely on the Oregon Society
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The A Cappella choir of Pacific of indiivdual streams.
$55.5° to $39.50
Bible college of Portland were I Through their records on these and education to restore them to
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overnight guests at Smith River j cards sportsmen can make a val places in normal every-day liv
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on Monday night and put on a uable contribution to sport fish ing.
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‘‘There is considerable need for
sacred concert in the evening at 1 management in Oregon. Total
Community hall. The choir of 44 j sports fishing take as well as expanding the work of the Ore
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members, under direction of Laur ! trends in the salmon and steel gon Society,” the governor con
Or
write Box 12, Pilot
tinued.
‘‘and
this
can
be
accom
DAD & LAD SHOP
ence B. Sykes, music director of head catch are obtained from the
plished
only
if
the
people
supporr
Brookings
Oregon
the college since 1946, and his cards.
chorus group put on an evening
In the period March 1, 1951 to
of singing. Two of the sacred March 15, 1952 the sport catch
selections were ‘‘The Church’s ! in Oregon totalled 111,817 sal
Jubilee” and ‘‘Steal Away.” Mem mon and 72,183 steelhead. The
bers of the choir were overnight cards are used for salmon and
guests of various friends of Smith steelhead 20 inches or more in
River. The ladies of the church length with a limit of 20 for the
put on a supper for the choir season. The angler punches his
group at the hall. They left Tues card for each fish and writes in
day on a trip south, going as far the date and stream on the card.
as San Diego.
New salmon-steelhead cards are
Funeral services were held for available at all ^ame license
Billie Henry, 78, who passed away
at Seaside hospital following a agencies.
short illness. Final rites were held
Wednesday afternoon from Wier’s
POR A LIMITED TIME
Mortuary chapel, with Rev. James
Shelton officiating. Interment was
WE DEFER A
in Smith River Indian cemetery.
Henry was born Nov. 16, 1874,
and spent most of his life in Del
Norte. He is survived by a sister,
Mattie Charley, four daughters,
Etta Richards, Mattie Richards,
Evelyn Green and Eunice Bom-
melyn; and one son, Edw’ard
Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams and
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overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
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Chester Crook on Sunday. Mr
Adams returned home while Mrs.
Adams and children will visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zahm
Crockett, at Pistol River.
Mrs. Ira Thatcher of Palo Alto
spent the weekend visiting her
father, Supervisor Fred Haight,
and other relatives. She left for
her home on Tuesday by bus.
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