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/ 4 Brookings 11 arbor Pilot THURSDAY, A PR IL 9, 1953 M rs. Tierce's Sister In Missinq Plane N o rm o n n ■ d l l IV Id ilC I l l l d l l l l Essay Winner Salinger, of Eureka, who spent a sight while it was falling. This weekend a t the Bolick home. Mrs. is the first snow storm this year. Salinger is editor of the women’s page in the Humboldt Times. Smith River B y ETH EL GOODLIN The annual morning sunris. und children have returned horn» Miss P atricia H erm ann’s entry in the VFW A uxilary’s A m erican service was held E a ste r Sunday from San Point, Idaho, where the} The aerial search being made ism essay contest which was car- near the ocean beach at 6:30 with were called by the death of the by the Board of Aeronautics, j ried on through the Brooking# a large attendance present from ^°rmer 8 father. Mr. I eterson ii ,, r, * iv i - a , . . superintendent of the Nationa, headed by Oliver Norton, Med I high school, was judged to be the the F o rt Dick Community Church. Pacific Lumber Mm ftt gmith Rjver best one of the 37 essays subm it ford for a light Piper craft which Brookings, and Crescent City, who ________ left Crescent City on Sat. m orn ted, according to the report given joined with the Smith Kiver group. Mrs. William Buckner a n d ing for Kalis|>pll, Montana, has by Mrs Peggy Brown, chairm an Large bonfires provided warm th daughter, Miss Barbara, spent m et w ith no results at this w rit of the Americanism essay contest for those attending. Appreciation E aster week vacation visiting rela- tor the local auxiliary. Miss H er was extended to Newman s Radio tives a t Dunsmuir. On their re- ing On board were Mrs. Roy W il mann will receive an aw ard of Shop, of Crescent City, for the | turn they were accompanied by the helm of Swan Lake, Montana, $7.50 lrom the auxilary. The sec loud speaker. A ppropriate hymns , aunt of Mrs. Buckner, Miss E tta her two children, Leonard 2 and ond and third winning essays were were sung by the group. Invoca- W alker, of Santa Rosa, who was DeM artin and tion by Rev. Noel Olson, of the visiting her niece at Dunsmuir. K ath erin e 7 weeks, and her bro w ritten by Kay ther, Forest W right of Kalispell, Sherrill Ray MacLain, and thev Fort Dick Community ( h u rc h ., Miss W'alker will visit her sister, will receive $5.00 and $2.50 re- The m orning m essage was deliver- j Mrs. Clara Bailey, of Fort Dick, M ontana, pilot. ed by Rev. Jam es Shelton of the ’ They had been visiting th eir Smith River Church. At the c lo se ! ,□ • j t .. , , . . , Following two aays of cold wind sister, Mrs. Rita Tierce of Brook of the service breakfast was served 3 ings the week previous, and their to those in attendance. Amelia 1 ia ^ blew a gale, was an unexpect- p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Brown was on hand to make the ed snow shower Tuesday morning, W right of Crescent City. coffee, She has been in charge e-i which came down in good shape for T he fath er phontx] Kalispell a t coffee m aking for many year». The seVl.ral hours. The , ‘ snow 9:30 on S aturday to ascertain If m orning was beautiful as the sun n came up over the hill tops, making flakes eVer 8een here fel1 d u n n * th e plane had landed and learned a p retty setting for the service. t ^1*8 heavy »now fall. The ground th a t it had not arrived. Checking brought out the fact that it had The F o rt Dick Community Church and hills were soon covered with a served breakfast »at the G range thick layer, but soon melted when not arrived at Redmond. Oregon and a search was begun of the area lad ween there and the coast. w .u,nuuu<, m t national L ieut. Henry We8tbrook and Rain, fog and snow has hampered hte*!* wife, of Tacoma, W ash., flew here th e search. This essay contest is held each by Southw est Airways and spent T he husband of Mrs. Wilhelm arrived in Brookings on Tuesday , ’ ar throughout the United State? E a ste r visiting the form er’s broth u tn .r * . e r’ Robert W estbrook, and parents to aid in the search by Army, I el le YEW Auxilary, and the Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry Westbrook, Coast G uard and private planes. ] •al auxiliary feels that m ore He is stationed a t McChord Air erest has been shown in the ^orce Base Tacoma. They re v e s t th is v p « r t h a n In ™ turned by P,ane Sunday afternoon. • Firewood PLANER ENDS Westwood Co Easy S tre e t Bargain Table EVERY DAY General Building Contractor Residential — Commercial — Remodeling A recent gueet ox Mr. and Mrs. Y'ance Bolick was Mrs. Jehanne 0 . LEONARD L. LEONARD FREE ALL W O R K G U A R A N T E E D Can be contacted through Pete Lesm eister zYgency! 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