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P A T T E R SO N S HAV E SO N
A U X ILIA R Y D IS T R IC T M E E T
W ord h as been received of the
S even m em b ers of C u rry C ounty b irth of a son, W ayne H ow ard, to
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B y E th e l Goodlin
♦ A u x iliary No. 966 V F W a tte n d e d Mr. and Mrs. H arold P. P a tte r-
th e d is tric t m eetin g held a t C en­ ; son, Jr. of R iverside, C alifornia.
HONORARY TAPS
BY SYLVIA G. L E E
tra l P o in t on M ay 23rd. A pot T he new com er w eighed 7 lb 14 oz.
M rs. B elinda Finch, 90, a Pion-
46 4-H m em bers from C u rry
M rs. P a tte rs o n is th e fo rm e r
RONALD BAILEY
luck d in n er w as enjoyed a t noon
C ounty w ere selected W ednesday, ' ee r of Del N o rte C ounty, passed to g e th e r w ith th e m em b ers of P a tric ia H en ry who g ra d u a te d
Corvalli«, M av 26 (S pecial) R on­ May 19th, by a com m ittee of 4-11 aw ay in C rescent C ity F riday.
th e V FW P o sts in th e d istric t from B rookings High School in
ald Bailey of H a rb o r w as one of L eaders, from a list of 4-H m em b-
Mrs. Finch w as th e W idow of
i
a
f te r w hich th e m eetin g s w ere 1951. Mr. P a tte rs o n is in th e A ir
35 m en recen tly selected for m em ­ < is th at m ade application to a t ­ the late D aniel Finch, and she and
F o rce an d leaves fo r E n g lan d
bership in T hanes, sophom ore ten d S u m m e r School on the O re­ h er husband grew’ up in th e S m ith : held. T he follow ing local A u x iliary
Ju
n e 6.
m
em
b
ers
w
ere
elected
to
offices
m en ’s service honor aoetety at gon S ta te College C am pus Ju n e R iver Valley.
in
th
e
D
is
tric
t:
C
lara
Bowlin,
O regon S ta te college.
15-25.
They w ere m arrie d in 1887, and T re a s u re r: H e n tr ie tta Dill, F lag
M em bers a re chosen on th e basis
T hese 40, 4-H club m em bers trip hom esteaded in the valley of the B e a re r .and B e rth a W h irry, B an ­
of scholarship, leadership, and co­ w ere m ade possible by individuals, W inchuck.
n er B earer. B esides th ese m em b­
operatio n as evidenced by th e ir business an d S ervice C lubs in C u r­
Mrs. F inch is survived by h e r ers, those a tte n d in g from h ere
fresh m an year. T h eir a c tiv itie s in­
ry C ounty who have provided $25.- tw o d a u g h ters, living in th e Bay w e re A m b er C am pbell, A rm adee
Bookkeeping
clude en forcing fresh m tn tra d i­
00 for th e m em bers living expens, area, and one sister. G raveside L aB arg e, E lean o r K oehler and
tions, su pervising school elections, es w hile a t th e Colleg.
Taxes
Pay Roll
services by th e E a ste rn S ta r w ere B eryl B ollinger.
and aiding sja cial all-school week- (
T h lucky fo rty w ho will leave h eh 1 at S m ith R iver cem etery
Insurance
ends
j Bus Ju n e 15th, a re : S o u th ern M onday aftern o o n .
T hanes an n u ally aw ard a tr o ­
D istric t: S h aro n B en n ett; N ancy
C O R PO R A L C R O C K E T T HOM E
phy to th e o u tstan d in g freshm an
C pr. V ernon C ro c k e tt who is
C
hapin;
M
argie
D
arg
er;
Ann
E
t-
O
rville
Rice,
th
e
oldest
resident
dasM from all OSC m en ’s living
tin g e r; Je a n G ard n er; M arilyn of S m ith R iver, celeb rateti his statio n ed a t H u n te r-L ig g e tt, Calif,
groups.
M any sp en t th e A zalea F estiv al w eek
Bailey, freshm an In engineering, H ale; M ary G ail S m ith ; Jack»'' 92nd birth d ay , T uesday.
B ravo; L a rry H an n an and D anny friends dropped in to pay th e ir end a t th e hom e of his p a re n ts,
M ullen.
respects to th e S m ith R iver P io n ­ Mr. an d Mrs. D onald C ro ck e tt.
C e n tra l D is tric t: V esper B ailor; eer.
Alice B ow m an; Joyce C larno; C a r­
ol Clyde; S h aro n J a r r e t t ; H elen
K laboe: J a c k ie Jo rd o n ; B everly es; M arg aret F ain ; P at K erb er;
M cN ight; R u th
Ann
P onsch; | Je a n S to rm ; Joyce S te w a rt; Bob­
K a th e rin e R em y; F ay e S h e a re r; I by S y p h er; J e a n e tte Thom pson;
Je ri V oelker; Jo an W olff; C harles Lia T u c k e r: T helm a T u c k e r and
B riggs; Joe C lyde; C h arles Lyons; * R osalie T u rn e r.
George
“ B u tc h ”
M atecr
and
Dave Franklin, Owner
T hom as Remy.
SQ U A R E D A N C E JA M B O R E E
Phone 2631
N o rth e rn D is tric t: N ancy B vrn-
S ta te w ide sq u a re dance ja m ­
boree p lans for th e C u rry C ounty
Sales and Service
Geo Lostroh, Local A gent is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R, F air, A ugust 28, a re ta k in g sh at e
in no u n c e rta in term s.
i B ailey of Ila rb o r.
C allers from all o ver th e S ta te
a
re
lioing co n tac ted and invited to
4<fMr(ú«m«»r
call a sq u a re
P ag in g all sq u are
All Angle Operation
dance c a lle rs in C u rry C ounty -
step up now and e n te r y o u r nam e
a sa c a lle r at th e C oun ty E x te n ­
sion office in Gold Reach.
• TITA N CHAINS FOR ALL SAWS
So to all of you—do-si-do en ­
th u sia st, now’ is th e tim e to get
o u t th e dancing shoes, fiesta d re ss­
es w ith p e ttic o a ts and th e m an in
th e ir g ala a ttir e and get in a little
Maybe you noticed the big “ad”
sold th a t suite for the real sale
p racticin g .
Red Sm ith’s Furniture Store ran
price, of course.
in The Clarion last week.
From where I sit, it’s lucky my
H elp W anted! in form of cak es
One item caused some embar­
carelessness didn’t cost Red any
for th e F re e b arb ecu e - th a t th e
rassm ent around here. It reud:
business. I’m the one who’s al­
C u rrv C ounty L ivestock C om m it-
“4 piece Bedroom Suite, regular
ways “exporting” on being care­
♦
is serving S a tu rd a y , A ugust '
A cross Highw’ay from U. S. R an g er S ta tio n
p r ic e $119 .5 0 , b a r g a in p r ic e
fu l—careful of our responsibili­
18th. d u rin g th e C u rry C ounty
Guess I didn’t “ proof­
ties, careful of our neighbors’
air. T he C o m m ittee on serv in g
read” too well, and when our
rights. Even careful to respect the
f Ils us th ey will need at least 110
PHONE 345
GOLD BEACH
other fellow ’s preference for a
pressm an asked for the go-ahead,
cakes.
glass of beer. Let’s all make a
1 yelled, “ Let ’er go.”
T he F a ir B oard will re n t a lock-
hnrqain to be more careful in the
All kinds of jokes about the
i r to sto re th ese cakes, now.
future.
m istake. One fellow asked if
W e th in k we have found a way,
Sm ith's was holding the price
w e hope, to reliev e th e last m in ­
line so tig h t it ju s t snapped.
u te rush of b ak in g a t F a ir tim e— |
Turned out tine in the end Red
C om p lete dU prsai of a good 35m ca p a city steam electric saw m ill and
hv freezing them Any ty p e of cake 1
plan in g m ill. I o he sold eith er p iece m eal or as a u n it determ in ed by
sponge, Angel Food, D evils Food, I
bu yer In terest day of sale. EVER YTH ING GOES W ITHOUT RESERVE.
spice or w hat have you. J u s t do
Cin<)n&ht, 19 j I, L ruted States Breads Foundation
tw o things F ro st is w ith b u tte re d j
fro stin g an d freeze ca k e
and
NEAR SELM A, OREGON
S A W M IL L C A R R IA G E— 18 ft. all steel 3-block offset carriage w ith
fro stin g before w rapping.
4 8 in. opening electric set works compelte w ith drum and coble
T hen b rin g th e ca k e to th e
D O !. t M O N K E Y A R O U N D !
and 6 0 -ft. tra ck— operated by twin steom feed. Log deck. Three
C ounty E xtension office at Gold
chain electrically driven log live loading deck. Log pull— twin en­
D< iv e in t o d a y fo r
B each and w e’ll keep count an d
gine steam powered by two 5 x 9 cylinders. N igger— steam log turner.
ta k e the cakes to the lockr.
Overhead canting assembly. Heod rig— circulor 5 4 ” bottom 52 *'
8 Brookings-Harbot Pilot Notes From The
THURSDAY. JU N E 3. 1951
County Agent
: SMITH RIVER ♦
B. B. Crabb Co.
Kerr Bldg.
Brookings, Ore.
Daily
Freight Service
TITAN
CHAIN SAW S
Coast Freight Lines
DIAPHRAGM CARBURETOR
From where I s it... f y Jo e Marsh
"High-Priced" Mistake
HENRY'S SAW SHOP
i FREE DEMONSTRATION I
SAWMILL AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 5th, 10 A.M.
/n e t
Drive your car »» todny 1 -earn
juat how »»nd for bow litt!«)
w «an repair body or frn.ler
k<* venar car U -k
We ll »an m in e
dai
just like
AUTOBODY
INSPECTION!
y r .;r ca r from b u m p er to
per and g iv e you an
-n n ’ ed special r»|v»«r eati-
¿ ..ate A ll w i t h o u t coat or
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a tio n to yo u .
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S ee Us Now F o r M any O th e r
M oney-Saving Buys
BUCKNER’S
Products
BROOKINGS GARAGE
Phone 2 3 3 4
5-p assen g er
$850
1949 PLYM OUTH
SE D A N . R adio - H e a te r $725
1956 CMC
$850
1-Ton F la tb ed
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Month!
We u s e g e n u in e ¡tCOTCN
h M R D
Awiobouy
$795
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Chevrolet Sales and Service
Smith River
top— four pulleys w ith T im ken bearings powered by 150 h.p. 1 1 x 1 5
steom engine with 6 5 -in drive wheel.
EDGER— 4 -ft. Klom oth type 4 saw rotter bearing edger— with four
feed rolls powered by 150 h p. G.E. 3 phase electric motor w ith
C u tler H am m er m oior control. 6 x 1 6 Butt strop horizontal boiler
rated 15 0 lb pressure Boiler has dutch oven saw dust burner. Live
Rolls— 18 rolls 6 x 2 8 steom powered. Conveyor transfer from live
roll« to edger No 7 2 chain powered by Georheod electric motor.
T R I M S A W — Cornel bock electric powered 2 0 -ft double trim saw Trans­
fer table electric. 9 0 ft. 3-cable chain with 5 h p . LA induction
enclosed motor with g a r box, pul'eys, etc.
C O N V E Y O R — Steel termmol elec, driven, 1 0 h p. motor reduction geors.
P L A N E R — 1 0 x 1 5 m Yates planer with 10 sets of heods— all new
belt»— feed table No 78 chain, 5 0 h p and 6 0 h.p 4 4 0 volt 3 pho»»
Aliis C holm er electric motor Plan ?r green chain powered by 5 h p.
3 phase Pacific gear heod motor on 1 2 ft new occroley steel shaft.
S K A G IT Y A R D E R — 50 h p double d'ums lines, all rigging
A frame.
B U R N E R — 50 ft all steel burner, 5 h.p. G E blower motor with 12-in.
pipe. 2 0 0 f t. 2 0 -m galvanized blow p oe with cyclone from ploner
to burner.
M ISC ELLA N EO U S— G E. 3 h p capacitor motor and Berkeley cen­
trifu g a l 1 H x 2 - m . pump W esting xxise, 2 h p motor m pond. Sow
w ith 6 ft bar, with starter switch ond switch box. 61 ft. 14-in. o l-
most new laced belt. Four Hoe saw blodes 52 and 54 m. Hoe sow
bits Two Andrus hand electric saw grinders 3 5 0 ft. 1 1 2 in. g alva n ­
ized pipe, 2 0 0 ft l V j- i n . new fire hose Two planer knife balanc­
ing scales M a ll 7 ’ 2 h p. chain s o * w.th 6 -ft bor. Saw filer w ith
1 3 h p . motor
Back tire pumps. Sma I t ?ctric r ,r 1 r cnd buffer.
1 3 h p motor on 1 -in pump ond 40 _ *1 tonk A - ? -» tonk cart
on rubber. Vises, various sized pulleys. Forge blower Ail alum inum
roofing on planer and mill green chain. Toois of all kinds.
R F ts O N OF S ' L F — O w ners have e th er m ill interest-»
that req uire th eir tim e
D A TE— Soturday, June 5th, N ear Selma, Orc.
T.m e— 1 0 :0 0 A M .
L O C A T IO N — 20 miles from Grants Pass cut Redwood Hiw ay (1 9 9 )
to Selm a— turn left up Deer Creek 2 miles— see signs
OW NERS— Butte Lbr. Co. of S Jm a, O re., ond Lowell, Ore.
C. A. MORRISON, Auctioneer
Pkone Grants Pass 55 77
Terms Cosh W ith o u t Reserve