in oan rrancisco.
VISITORS AT HILLS
Mrs. Eva Hill was pleasantly
By ETHEL GOODLIN
surprised last week by her son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. H arvey
Lockwood who w ere on th eir va
FARM BUREAU PIC N IC
cation.
The Lockwoods are em
The Del N orte F arm Bureau
ployed
on
a large stock ranch near
will hold th eir annual picnic on
Sunday. August 9. beginning at t ummings in Mendocino county
10 o'clock, to be held at Ronald CROCKETTS H ERE
Mrs. Zahni C rockett and daugh
Bolen ranch, under the shade
trees above the Dr. Fine bridge ter. Miss Zahna of Pistol River.
at toss Sm ith river on Highway Ore., visited her grandm other,
101. Coffee, cream , wieners, buns, Mrs Eva Hill and o th er relatives.
cheese and ice cream will be fur Mrs. C rockett took her daughter
nished by the Farm Bureau As , to Crescent City for a visa with
the dentist.
sociation. All are asked to bring
oth er food to go w ith it. and bring
table service.
All m em bers and friends are
invited to a tten d this picnic.
A nother Peen-Age Club dance
was held at the V.F.W. hall last
I* riday evening. Chaperones w ere
LESSARDS LEAVE
Mr.
and Mrs. M urry. We would
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lessard have
like
to see more teen-agers a t
sold th eir house and lot in Sm ith
te
n
d
in
g these dances which are
River to Mr. and Mrs. R H
usually
held every o th er Friday
Rudisill.
evening. Dances and other activi
Mrs. Lessard is spending a few ties will be announced in this
days here settling up business af column ahead of time.
fairs and selling off the furniture.
R eporters
Nancy Cummings.
The Lessards, form er residents of Jacqueline Sm ith and Je rry An
Sm ith River, now m ake their derson.
! Smith River
LOCAL BOYS GET
NEW STATIONS
now resist effects of DDT. and ii i) iw K in g s i i;in x )r r i l o t 3
some areas resist chlordane and THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 1953
lindane, they do not have any re-
sistance against good sanitation.
FT. LEW IS, W ash.—Fred N.
, Hedberg. form erly of Harbor, has
been assigned to the 44th Infantry
Division at Fort Lewis, Wash., for
basic training. F red is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hedburg,
Box 259, H arbor. During his basic
lake it z
(tom your
Lumber
TEEN-AGE NEWS
FOR
EXPERT
S E R V IC E
PERC EVANS
Associated with
WHITE
Appliance Co.
Phone 2 8 9 1
tf e issue and redeem
(jold Arrow Stamps.
Double Stamps Fridays.
t e l e v is io n
OR R A D IO
p. O. Box 1
Wharf St.
Dealer —
Tlie weather's right.
The price is right!
NOWS THE TIME TO
DO IT YDURSRF
FR ED N. HEDBERG
training course here, Fred is as-
s gned to C B attery, 123rd Field
A rtillery B attalion.
The 44th Division is an Illinois
National G uard unit activated in
F ebruary 1952 ami stationed at
Camp Cooke. Calif., until last De
cember.
Jackie R. Gilmore of Brookings
has been assigned to Camp Rob
erts. to begin his m ilitary tra in
ing.
T ake advantage of long summer evenings and low fir ply.
wood prices to start that building job you’ve planned.
Whether it’s a boat or a built-in . . . now’s the time to do it
with easy-to-use fir plywood. Your lumber dealer has helpful
plans and idea booklets for scores of building and remodeling
jobs you can do with plywood. See him today!
lon seii cadi
u/
BROOKINGS, ORE.
WHICH OF THESE JOBS NEED DOING AROUND YOUR HOME?
BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH
CHECKLIST FOR JOBS
S H E WANTS DONE
I lear Dr. Charles Durden
CHECKLIST FOR JOBS
H E WANTS DONE
kJ*
SUNDAY, August 9 — 11 :oo A.M.
Sermon: “How Happiness Comes”
Evening Message 8:00 P.M.
N°* 3
Friends of the Cross
A Brace of I ardy Friends”
THE PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED
4>!
Mah» this «m art patio »at
•n a »ingle waakand with larga,
light, work speeding panal* ot
Exterior hr plywood.
JACK R. GILMORE
Jackie, w hose'parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl R Gilmore, reside wf
Box 191 Easy street, Brookings,
has been assigned to Company B,
95th Heavy Tank Battalion.
SUMMER CLEARANCE
Fri., Sat., Aug. 7-8
20 Per Cent O ff
ON ALL STOCK
Except Floral Items
Jewelry, Ceramics Leather Goods
&
n
No garage* H a ra ’s an a t
tractive carport you can build
yo u rta lf with light, strong £«•
tarior plywood.
I
LEGAL NOTICE
1 he Clerk of School District
No. 17C. Brookings-Harbor, will
receive sealed bids on the follow
ing up to noon, August 21, 1953:
El EL O IL: Light Domestic
| PS300. To be delivered as re
q u ire d , in tank adjacent to school
house. Capacity of tank approxi
m ately sooo gallons. Bids to be
on per gallon basis.
School D istrict No. 17C re
serves (be right to reject any or
all bids.
Dora E. Beaulieu, Clerk
Brookings, Oregon.
L ) Dress up yourkitchen with
new cabinets and «halva* Fir
plywood m aka* it easy
»van
tor am ateurs.
Fxterlor plywood boat* ara
• 'kht, strong, sturdy easier to
build. " E X T D F P A ” on tha
panal m e a n * w aterproof glua.
Published Aug. 6, 13. 1953.
BARGAIN TABLE
Water
50 Per Cent O ff
Well D rilling
B eet s u m m e r h a s t w ith
fh r . lig ht, airy g a rd e n ro o m .
B u ild if yo u rself w ith easy to
wse fir plyw ood.
6 h) i2 in.
C all
' bovglo» Fir F' wood Ann., Tocomo, Wod,.
DON'S FLOWER SKC? '
(F orm erly Youngs Gift Shop»
J. H. Beck
230 Grand Ave.
C n >c<‘r t C ity . C a lif.
Ph- 53t<5
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Set! your lumber riealci- today'
He has NEW PLANS for you
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