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uY. OCTOBER 24, 1946. BROQKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON is extended to the Chetco Rod & Gun Club, E. E. Hanscam, Mar lin Tryon, Henry Kerr. Wood- w orth Brothers, Kerber Brothers, and Foster-Clyde Lumber Co., for sponsoring fire prevention adver tisem ents in our national cam paign. ~ Forest Ranker How successful all your efforts dteful For Valuable have been can best be judged by results. And what commendable Co-operation results they are! Not a fire of any kind (except those for which per ling without a fire of any m its had been issued) occurred ence this year, the local on the 320,000 acres comprising jervice group is gateful. the Chetco Ranger district. As [5 for the fact th at fires th ere now- has not been a single ¿sent, but for the co-op- man-caused fire (except the Jap given the departm ent by bomb in 1942) in this area since Inns carrying advertise- 1939, everyone is to be congrat calling attention to fire ulated for doing his part in pro lo n g in g through the seventh fire Nance, local ranger, in season this very enviable record. To the Pilot, expresses his The financial aspect alone of ation to these firms our tim ber situation should offer jr. Pilot: This forest fire sufficient incentive for portecting has ended (I hope) with our forests from fire. Within a hval of what appears to be1 year or so Curry* County will 1! rains. < N ote: W hat you have received (during the past •ard was a gib sigh of re- several years) over $100,000 from Lnd I "ant to take thi$ sales of forest products harvested initv to personally thank from national forest lands within ncerely for your splendid the county. And this income can ration and assistance in our be increased greatly by allowing (or to convince folks th a t the small trees now* exsting the |\ pays to be careful with necessary time and protection to the forests as well as at m ature. The increasing demand for tim ber—just any tim ber— is gh you I want to thank sufficient evidence t o convince ne for their very success- the most confirmed skeptics of brts and care in prevent- | this fact. W hat will be the de rest fires during the past mand wrhen these trees are ma- tr. Especially, our gratitu d e 'tu r e and are ready to be h ar Praised For Given USFS ist Fires Westinghouse Appliances ARE COMING IN We Were Give Franchise To Sell R. C. A. VICTOR RADIOS table models in stock — $25.50 ea. W ATCH This Adv. fo r New M erchandise Arrivals BROOKINGS ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. V. A. M E N D EN H A LL The Farmer’s quickest ____ - M arketing Aid ft luril ttlepbane service ie performing one of ite mo» U service, to the term er todey. With the constant ution in market conditions, it is important mer should know in advance w’hat his . est ...ar telephone call to town can save the farmer o 1 money in determining his market plans. •Ve are trying to provide service as quickly as we can . for we know every progressive farm er wiH make tphone service a permanent aid in his *i > uor "est ( oast Telephone Company Home of The Croft Lily Page Fitw vested—that is something for con (Community church) when notice Episcopal Church jecture. is given. Vicar—The Rev. Luther Port Orford: St. Christopher’s Ison. Again we thank you. If we can be of any assistance to you at chapel. Church School and w or any time, please do not hesitate ship at 10:30 a. m. Vicar—The Latter Day Saints to contact us. Very* Truly Yours, Rt. Rev. Thomas Jenkins. Sunday school every Sunday at Marian Nance, district ranger. Gold B e a c h : St. M atthew ’s Chapel. Holy Communion at 8:00 10 a. m. at H arbor school house. a. m.; Church School at 10:00 G e o r g e Baxter, president; Ira a. m.; Morning P ray er at 11:00 Brown, first counselor and Parley Willard, second counselor. \Mith 3.53 inches of precipita a. m. Vicar—The Rev. Luther tion from Thursday until Sunday, Ison. Brookings: St. Tim othy’s Chap-' Seventh Day Adventist the coastal area, especially this section, is experiencing the be el. Holy Communion first Sunday, Sabbath School at 9:45 a. m. ginning of the fall rains. of month at 7:30 a. m. (Com mun-| Church services at 11:15 a. m. With 2.10 inches of rain falling ity church), third Sunday of the, Young peoples meeting at 4:00 for the 24 hours, Sunday. Monday month a t 11 a. m. (H arbor Grange p. m. P rayer meeting. Wednesday saw approximately same amount hall). Evening Prayer at 5 p. m. at 8:00 p m coming down, sometimes in near cloudbursts. Lily planting and all field work is being held up be cause of the wet ground. For the past week, ending on Max Min Rain Sunday: 64’ 50 October 14 69 40 October 15 69 46 October 16 .89 56 47 October 17 .25 58 50 October 18 .29 46 55 October 19 2.10 46 54 October 20 Total rainfall for week 3.53 Weather Report YOUR “REXALL” STORE Newspapers M agazines Drug Sundries Chetco Drug Co« Christm as Vespers Are Planned By Local Choir Practice sessions were announc ed Sunday by the choir, which is planning a Christm as vespers, to be held sometime the la tte r part of December. Choir members will meet S a t urday evening at the church for a lunch, at which time parts will be picked and assigned, it was announced. ______________ j With The Churches Baptist Community R ev . C harles E. D unham , pastor O. C. Turley. Music Director Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. H. Hoagland, supt. Classes for all ages. Sermon by the pastor. Special music will be given by the choir. Young peoples meeting at 7 p.m. Smith River Methodist Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs. Grace VanZee, supt. Morning Worship at 11 a tn Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the sermon. PHONE 183 T. TV. Zenier PUNCTATUM SPMlCUM ¿/¿y BULSUTS FOR SALE IN NOVEMBER Place your orders now for fail delivery $1.00 each; Yearlings, $5.00; 3-year-olds, $10.00 T IT U S H arbor BULB FARM Closed on the Sabbath Oregon F O Christian Science Society Services Sunday at 11 a. m. a t, the I O. O. F. hall. The public is cordially invited to attend. “Doctrine of Atonement" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all churches of Christ, Scien tist, on Sunday, Oct. 20. * The golden text was, "All things are of God, who hath re- , conciled us to himself by Jesus I Christ, and hath given to us the ministry of reconciliation" (II Co. 5:18>. Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: ; “These words spake Jesus, and lifted up his eyes to heaven, and said. F a th e r—I h a v e glorified , Thee on the e a r th : I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do. And now. O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was" (John 17: 1. 4 5 h , . The Lesson-Sermon also includ ed the following correlative pas sages from the C hristian Science textbook. ‘‘Science and Health with Kev to the S criptures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy: "Glory he to God. and peace to the struggling 1 hearts! Christ hath rolled away 4he stone from the door of hum an hope and faith, and through the revelation and dem onstration of life in God. hath elevated them to possible at-one-m ent with the spiritual idea of m a^ a , c \^ ls divine Principle, Love" (p.45,. S tar of the Sea Catholic Church First Sunday of month at 12 noon. All other Sundays at 8 a. m. FROZEN PEACHES Sugared, ready to eat or can— 30 pounds................... $6.75 FROZEN A P R IC O T S Sugared, ready to eat or can— 30 p o u n d s.........................$6.75 S P E R G 0 N is here :: 1 pound ............................. $ LI 5 10 pounds .........................$10.25 BROOKINGS MARKET
