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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1948)
page Four Thursday, February BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon World's Finest Climate ill be a choir rehearsal — but ................VVVI1 one Mind, even God- bear patrol w ill put on a demon- There ............ w ..................................— -----------X --------Mind r___ ,. its own stration of triangle bandagingas usual on Saturday evening at Mind fo forms for the troop. Most of us are 8:00 (p. 216). woefully weak in the branch of Wednesday e v e n in g , Bible first aid. Next summer, when study and prayer meeting, Seventh Day Adve.,, we go to the camporees, we’d 7y,e women’s circle of the "Can any small community af Sabbath school at 9:30 a" better know them or be ready to community church are sponsor- ford a hospital ?’’ said Dr. Ray Church service at 11 t lose out in the competition then. ¡ng a church dinner in the church mond L. Erickson, before the Young peoples meeting f» __ 1 _ _ _ _ Brad Rotary club, Tuesday, "should parlors on Feb. 27 at 6:30 p m. p. m. Prayer meeting at .—----------------- — --------- be made to read: Can any com The pastor and family are hav p. m., Wednesday. Visitor« n o _ j r«:«i munity afford not to have one.” ------- . n y And G i r l ing open house of the new par welcome. In explaining his interests in the sonage on February 29th, be Curry County Mission of matter, Dr. Erickson told about San Francisco on the midnight W ill 1-H Award tween the hours of 2 to 4 p.m., Episcopal Chun seeking federal funds for a pro bus Monday, after spending sev- Two state 4-H club awards for all are invited to come. leadership and acheivement were Brookings: S t Timothy's posed hospital for this county, eral days ’ there on business. Members of the Chetco Grange announced in Portland W’ednes- and his findings. Priest-in-charge, The Rey Federal funds are available In ere reminded that the Curry day by Elwain Greenweed, secre Christian Science Society L uther O. Ison (phone I ' a ratio of about one federal dol county Pomona Grange w ill meet tary of the Oregon Bankers as- Services Sunday at 11 a. m. at Beach). Service every la r for every two raised by the at Harbor this coming Saturday sociation. Names of the two win- the I. O. O. F. hall. The public is at 9:00 a.m. On Sainft" when announced. community, but the strings at Feb. 21st. There w ill be a meet- ners are Donna Wiederkehr, cordially invited to attend. tached make it impossible to run ing for Pomona members at 11 17, of Jefferson and Richard Lar- Holy Communion 1st "M ind" is the subject of the the institution for a profit, and a.m., a pot luck dinner at noon kin, 18 of Monroe, Lesson-Sermon in all churches of Sundays a t 9:00. Morning’“ Donna Wiederkehr was pre- Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Feb, 2nd and 4th Sundays at 9- results largely in the hospital with the afternoon meeting for sented with the Bankers trophy. 22. being poorly managed for lack all Grange members. Chapel is across from Mrs. A. M. Morris spent a few Richard Larkin was given the of p ro fit The Golden Text is "W’ho hath School. All are welcome. In closing, Dr. Erickson said days visiting her daughter and Governor Patterson trophy. The known the mind of the Lord, that Church School every that every community should son-in-law, Mrs. and Mr. John PatteTson aword is named in he may instruct him ?" (I Cor. a t 10:00 a m . have a hospital of whatever size Mazzini of Weed, California. Mr. memory of the late governor of 2:16). for the institution meant much Morris met her at Grants Pass Oregon. Both young 4-H club S ta r of the Sea Among the citations which on Sunday when she returned, members were recognized as out- to the general welfare. comprise the Lesson-Sermon is Catholic Church Mrs. Thelma Pettigrew and standing in the feilds of leader- Herbert Stevens, the seventh the folowing from the Bible: Rev. F r. Babyak, Paste: son Mervin, Mrs. Emma Taylor ship and acheivement in Oregon, grade, whose picture was chosen F irst Sunday of month a- Speaking of leadership and Buy the truth, and sell it not; one oT 150 from Oregon in the and son Skipper, and their bro- listen to Donna also wisdom and instruction, and noon. Meier & Frank’s art exhibit, was ther Mervin Hanscam arrived achievement, ________ _____ In 9 years understanding” (Prov. 23:23), to- A ll other Sundays at 8 a a guest of the club, as student of from Eugene Monday to attend W’iederkehr's record the funeral of their grandfather, of 4-H club work ¡he has never -la d C e fo,1° wJ n8 cor* the month. George Anderson. missed a meeting of any of her T Smith River Meth< Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horst, clubs. During the past 5 years and Health Science Sunday School at 10 a. who left for the bay area early she has acted as leader for a L rin#Hf u Key t0 the Grace VanZee, supt in December, returned home last home economics 4-H clubs madel . y 1 Iary Baker Ed- Morning Worship at 11 a Thursday. Henry has opened his up of girls her age or younger - - - Up your m atenal he Rev. E. C. Hicks w ill deliver! fo r sa le Each of the 8 clubs has complet- lief of mind, in matter, and have sermon' Privit hedge plants, 1 to 2 feet watch repairing shop. T. S. Abbott expects to leave ed its projects 100 100 percent. percent W rite box 121 B rookins « ‘eave ea its projects high n. ‘ k5 i ? Unday f° r P o rtlai?d w her. he.w>Hi In her own right, Donna W’ied- Oregon. be present at the mid-winter erilehr has completed a total of ’ wreck’ of the Forty and Eight, ffj 4.» cj ub projects. L. J. Allen, Card of Thanks the fun division of the American state 4-H club leader, says 87 We wish to thank our many Region. projects is a remarkable total friends who joined in the house CABINETS in itself. warming valentine eve party, But that isn’t all to Donna's Sash and Door Frames which was enjoyed by all. Mem . • .story: She is an "A ” student in ories w ill remain tor a long per v Fellow scouts— Houses Built or Remodeled high school and belongs to the iod. blessed by the many nice See your patrol l.-.*,h-r for in- h.gh school honor society. She presents, which are very much worth while and which w tll "te l “ i V X " * “ V “ P” Sident ° f Call at Residence enjoyed by the undersigned. You are urged to be Dresenl H‘gh ’Ch° ° 1 <'n' om,,loS>’ club M r and Mrx k « . .u &re " rRea 10 ** Present and is secretary of the science rs. R. S. \ a nC am pen at the meeting tonight when the club. Doctor Explains Hospital Needs i J id a l V P W B T fp m C I / M l 0.1 l i v n o 1 1 0 1 1 5 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kinney re- tumc*d Friday from a several days combined business and plea- sure trip to Eureka. The Misses Isabel and Willow McKnight arrived back in Har- K / V» * I* £ lo tte tln r r part of the «■ rzvz'll/ bor the 2 la week after spending the past few months in Alhambra. Calif. Ed F. Ackley returned from a Classified Ads R A U ’S C A B IN E T SHO Boy Scout News Harold Rau We Have Complete Lines of: ELECTRIC COMFORTERS WESTINGHOUSE & RCA RADIOS ’ COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOWLER AND WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS BROOKINGS ELECTRIC And Radio Company V. A. Mendenhall Sr. .. E. Wo)fe THE BEST Groceries & M eats • ’Ills >0 Music is important too. Donna plays the accordian, piano and oboe. A ll of which adds up to lots of activity for a 17-year old 4-H club girl. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Wiederkehr of Jefferson. Now. about Richard Larkin:! He won the Governor Patterson trophy for leadership and acheiv- ment. During 8 years of 4-H club work, Richard Larkin has com pleted a total of 25 projects in 1 the fields of livestock, crops, j health and woodworking. Since 1945 he has acted as leader f o r 1 7 4-H clubs. In l^lfiand 1947 hei was president of the senior 4-Hi club of Benton county. Among a long list of awards! which young Larkin has received, J be was champion sheep showman of the 1947 state fair. He placed J second as a sheep show man at the 1947 Pacific International in I Portland. He is now a freshman at Ore gon state college. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larkin, op erate a 500-acre farm near Mon roe m southern Benton county. W ith 1 he Churches Baptist Communitv • 'v. Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor < C. Turley, Music D irector W r*‘ expecting great serv- this coming Lord’« day »gam. Sme Sîi rails t birthday 01 Washmgtt the subject Si ay morn i w ill be "What ma) men grea The evening ser\ » ill be ti ‘ beginning of «»van, Agebcal servic in our church Friends c i th< ¡Community uh cannot mal m Sunday morning mor are cord lv invited oundviv eve* ' at 7:45 •Pie w ill meet at 6 30 S.&IL Green Savings Stamps BROOKINGS MARKET ’h Brookings, On BILL WARD’S CLOTHING STOR) Loggers, Attention, JU ST IN Received Good Sized Shipment of “LOGGERS OVERALLS MADE BY LEE” First Time We’ve Had These Also have U. S. Rubber Rain Wear—Jackets Overalls Suntan Pants and Shirts By Lee Wf ( arr\ Painters and Carpenter’s overal ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Breakings Garage IS NOW OPERATING IN ITS NEW BI II.DIN'G ON' PACIFIC ST. Highest Quality Service an da square dead to all PH ON E t laude Goldizen ■ • ■ a ■ 134 George W. Darlii ■ ■ ■
