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HARBOR NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jaklewicz,
parents of Merce Jaklewicz, and
Mrs. Frank Skipworth, all of
Aberdeen, mother of Mrs. Jakle
wicz, attended the wedding of
their grand-daughter, Miss Con-
Hie Jaklewicz last Saturday and
spent the weekend here. Other
out-of-tOwn guests were tw o of
the bride’s aunts, Mrs. Allison
Garity Jr. of Aberdeen and Mrs.
George Brannon and four chil
dren of Ocean Q ty.
Mrs.» Hattie Mackey underwent
an operation about ten days ago
*aF the Curry General- hospitaFln
Gold Beach during which the big
toe of her left foot was amputated
and other surgery- done on the leg.
A few years ago she had her right
leg amputated above the knee,
and has been having trouble with
her left foot for the past several
months.
Another well liked Harbor
resident, Ben Kennedy, is lender-
going medical treatment
the
Curry General hospital.
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brother, John Kennedy, flewifvpm
Detroit, Mich., to v W t ' hit®, a r
riving Saturday and lea*ingflik>n-
day. J. G. Smith, in one of w hise
cabins Ben had been making his
home, took Mr. Kennedy around
while he was here.
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DR. RICHARD L SMITH
Optometrist
Announces Change o£
Office Location
TO TH E MANLEY BUILDING
Hours Daily 9-5
Saturday 9-12
Telephone
3182
WHEN YOU SHOP IN COOS BAY
Have your car Serviced
A t Lou Blanc, Inc.
Leave your packages in your car throughout the day
Local Groups to
See Cancg/. f ilms
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' CH EV R O LET
•*xThe arental b-H Achiever^ P i l l
night w as,held Monday night at
the Smitlf River Community hall,
with Smith River chih hostess for
the affair. 4-H members from
three clubs, Klamath, Fort Dick
an ’ Smith Rjver put on skits de
picting 4-H club work. Their pro
gram was concluded with a candle
lighting ceremoby by Fort Dick
club.
The boys and girls were award
ed achievement pins for complet
ing their club work during the
year. The V. K. Meedom and
Buskner plaques were awarded
by Howard Griffin to the outstand
ing boy in club wprk John Van
Dusen, of Klamath, and V. K.
Meedom awarded the Meedom
plaque to Carol Sage, also of Kla
math.
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4-H Club Adviser Harry Walt
Fieg of Eureka was unable to at
tend because of illness.
Farm Adviser Harry Tucker of
EureRi. who was 4-H Club leader
, in Del Norte and Humltoldt
counties, was present for the
meeting and showed colored slidis
'taken of the boys and girls show
ing fho'r stock to. be judged in
the showing.
At the close of the evening pro
/ MorC C lieviolcts Sold Than Any Other Car
Sales and Service ~
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FURNITURE
NEW
USED
Chrome Dinette Sets $ 6 5 .5 0 >
Box Springs and Mattress $ 4 8.50
DAVENOS —— CHESTS.
Finished and Unfinished
T U R N E R 'S T R A D IN G P O S T
5 miles North Crescent City on
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TO MEET FRIDAY
The Smith River Women’s Club 4
will be hosts for Del Norte Coun
Latest Most Modern Equipment
ty Federation of Women’s Clubs
3 Day Service
to be held Friday, Oct. 2, at Com
munity hall. Luncheon will be
served at 12:30.
B. B. Crabb Co.
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VISIT OUR WHOLESALE ROW
Across the street from the Post OflBoe in Cbos Bay
Friday, October 2 — Presbyterian
urch~,.Xarai. auction and
pbssiMf* to a n s w e r i
Pay JBoO
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Brookings Harbor Pilot
Thursday, October 1, 1953
the Cliff House.
key dinner, 6:30 p. m.,
Mrs. Roy Wiedemaii,- lo ad
Tuesday.
October 6 — Beta Sigma
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nander of the American Cancer
Phi, at the home of Mrs. Ben
Society, has brought ter our at Friday, October 2 — Sm ith River
Jewell.
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luncheon.
tention the educational work Mr •• Women’s
society is doing both. nationally X C ia m vu M y hall. 13:30 p.m.
Advertising In the Brookinga-
Friday, October 2 — Opening of
and here in Brookings.
Hartoor Pilot brings resulta.
Locally, films illustrating im
portant information about cancer
will be shown to various groups.
Qir'Qetober 8, the PTA will see
on4 on breast cancer, and on Oc
tober 13, the Rotary Club will see
“The Warning Shadow” which
deals with lung cancer in men.
T he Lions pidb and the
Garden Chib Will a1*-'* *ee
filths in October. Dr. P ri
niger wilt Wb present
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