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their kin and is usually very well
attended. It will be in the local
VFW hall.
* Right Around Here
Thuraday evening is very defi
nitely Ladies’ Night at the Azaler
Lanes. All alleys are filled and
there are some very capable fe
male keglers there demonstrating
their skill. Lacking instruments,
it ts very hard to tell whether or
not they make more noise than
the males but they sure lack
nothing in enthusiasm and have,
if anything, a larger audience.
Brookings Harbor Pilot
Thursday, October 1, 1953
*
By MAX BRAINARD
.
-T he U.S.F.S. is planning to get
„ their property on the southeast
corner of Redwood and Alder,
across the former street from the
library site, ready to build, right
away, according to Don Cameron,
civil engineer of the Siskiyou N a
tional Forest. Cameron stated
the first step was to get the half
acre plot brushed off. This will
allow them to get an idea of what
must, be done for further develop
ment which includes an office
luilding, scheduled to be com-
1 'eted before next July 1. En-
i ance to the property will prob-
• >ly be from the stub of highway
and from Redwood street. Cam
eron states office space is needed,
especially because of the proba
bility of future stumpage sales
by the Forest- Service.
Word was received here of the |
death of Tom Page, at San Diego,
during the past week. Tom for
several yehrs ran the Nook Cafe |
here. He and his widow, H e ->n
who survives, 're very well re
membered.
GEMS OF THOUGHT
ECONOMY
Spend not, where you mav
save; spare not, where you must
spend.—Proverb.
Economy is a distributive vir
Some much needed widening
tue.
and consists not in saving but
oi .the county road, above the
in
selection.
Parsimony requires
I arl White place, has been done
no
providence,
no sagacity, no
by Pete Tierce and county help.
powers
of
combination,
no com
The. job required considerable r e - 1
parison,
no
judgment.—Burke.
placement of fencing on the I
White property. This is the road' All that is worth reckoning is
going up Gardner Ridge and back what we do. and the best of
everything is not too good, but is
into the forest.
economy and riches.—Mary Bak
- November 8 is the date set hy er Eddy.
the local veterans for their annual
He will be a slave for ever, be
Armistice Day get-together. -T h e cause he does not know how to
affair is open.to all veterans anil use small means.— Horace.
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