LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ackley left
Sunday for Reno where Ackley
transacted business. On return­
ing they found the road around
Lake Tahoe closed by snow and
VMnds of 70 to 80 miles per hour.
They were forced to go north to
the Feather River country to get
home. They returned Wednesday
night.
The parishoners of St. Joseph’s
catholic church, Crescent City
are holding a rummage sale
Thursday through Saturday of
, this week.
Tommy Martin, teacher at the
local school was called to Boise,
Idaho on Wednesday by the cri­
tical illness of a sister.
Mrs. William A. Foltz sends a
card with good wishes for all
the old friends of the family here
in Brookings. The home owned
by them near the I.O.O.F. hall
burned last fall. They and their
sons and daughter will be well
remembered by many for their
fine community spirit and work
for betterment in local projects.
Notice!
EAGLES
Pot Luck Social
Friday, April 10
V. F. W. H.
Members, Friends,
Family, Welcome
Games & Entertainment
Ore. Lumbermen
Elected To West
Coast Association
Twenty
Oregon
lumbermen
were elected to the board of di­
rectors of the West Coast Lum-
Arm en’s Association at the close
of the 42nd annual meeting of
the lumber trade group in Port­
land Thursday.
N. B. Giustina, active young
Eugene lumber leader, was elect­
ed vice president for Oregon. Two
Portland men Were re-elected to
top xecutive positions, H. V.
Simpson as xecutive vice presi­
dent, and Harris E. Smith as
secretary.
Named to the board of direc­
tors from Oregon were: J. W.
Wirrick, Dee; Harold A. Miller,
Forest Grove; M. L. Hallmark,
Roseburg; E. W. Pease and A. A.
Lausman. Medford; Judd Green-
man, Veronia; Walter Leisy, Leb­
anon; Guy Haynes, Carlton; Nils
Huit, Junction City; A1 Pierce,
Coos Bay; Eliot Jenkins and Ru­
ben Ross, Eugene; James A. Pack,
Grants Pass, and E. G. Whipple.
Drain.
From Portland directors named
were: William Swindells, H. A.
Templeton. Clay Brown, Edmund
Hayes, Hillman Lueddemann and
Ward Mayer|
Douglas fir millmen from west­
ern Oregon. Washington and Cali­
fornia voted to spend $370,000 in
national lumber promotion dur­
ing the next twelve months. Thev
decided to" intensify their work
in lumber merchandising. Much
of the prosperity of these north­
west states depends upon the
prosperity of the lumber industry
and its 175,000 employees, lum­
ber spokesmen observed.
Check Up On Weed Brookings Harbor Pilot 3
THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1953
Control Chemical
Roland Laning and Norman
Goetz, Corvallis, were in town
Saturday checking the results of
weed control chemical applied
to lily fields. This eradication was
spread over Turly Lily Garden
fields last fall and was found to
A successful.
Spring weeding
could in this way A cut down
or entirely eliminated. This new
chemical, which has passed the
Scvcnth-Day Ad ven tist
.Ifl.VSOJV AfffTCALF, Pastor
9 30 a.m. — Sabbath school on
Saturday.
11:00 a.m. Sermon by pastor.
8:00 p.m. Wednesday— Prayer
meeting.
BAPTIST COMMUNITY
Morning worship: 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service: 7:00 p.m.
Sunday school for all ages at
9:45 a.m.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
8 :00 Wednesday.
Choir practice Friday, 8:00
p m. Lucille Patterson, director.
experimental stages at Oregon
State college, cannot A applied
after the crop is a A v e gorund for
fear of damage to it.
Mr. Laning and Mr. Goetz are
doing graduate work at Oregon
State college and were on this
mission in connection with the
extension service.
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GRACE
Virtue, wsdom, goodness, and
i real worth, like the loadstone,
never lose their power.— Richard
E. Burton.
When a hungry heart petitions
the divine FatherMother God
for bread, it is not given a stone j
— but more grace, oAdience, and
love.— Mary Baker Eddy.
Grace groweth after gover­
nance.— Thomas Becon.
Grace is more A autiful than
A au ty.— R. W. Emerson.
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serve you best.
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the world?
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