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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1948)
JUNE 17. 1948 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon W orld's Ftnest Clim ate Page Five De-Bunk The LOCAL NEWS Four southern Currv Countv ir Baron Yarn . young . . folks left Tuesday - morn- One Father.” Smith River Methodist I may), but to us there is but one Prayer meeting and Bible study , at 10 a. m Mrs. God, the Father, of whom are all on Wednesday evening at 8 Come L- Sunday “ v School 1 1 al i things, and we in him” (1 Cor. and bring your Bible and pencil Gr?,Ce ' an^ f - su** Morning Worship at 11 a. m 8 :$-€>. R . Ross, Oregon S tate ing for Corvallis to attend the.and paper for a real Bible studs 2 T i , T h'P.„' irn* extension forester, says 4-II , summer school: J a n i c e ' __ * R ev E. C. Hicks will deliver the Among the citations which com sermon. jo truth to the story. ' March, Elaine LaClair share the prise the Lesson-Sermon is the no following from the Bible: "For mrtkine of the belief Ghetco Grange scholarship; and Seventh Day Adventist Christian Science Society the Lord giveth wisdom: out of l-jnber and trees are "big Glark Schley and Lyndle Fad- Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Services Sunday at 11 a. m. at bis mouth cometh knowledge and ■ Actual fact and fig- 1 »ng. each receiving a full schol- Church service at 11 a. m. the I. O. O. F. hall. The public is understanding" (Prov. 2:6), to that so-called "tim-1 arsb*P from Brookings chamber “Ire pretty hard t o of commerce. Mrs. Joe Zumpfe ! " Praver 'm m t ^ ^ ï t ! invited’ gether with the following corre- sarons' jtos*points out that right accompanied the group as one p. Wednp«H»v v L .Ü L .« “Is the c Christian U’pdnpdav Vi.;»,'«. __ ï ** t h e Universe. universe, including lative lauve passage p a s s a g e from i rum viv iu »u<in *•’ ‘ a , Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Science text book, "Science and Oregon the number of of the county chaperones. The welcome , ' is the subject of the Lesson-Ser Health with Key to the Scrip- who own wood land two girls completed Cooking 2 Star of the Sea mon in ail Churches of Christ, lures.” by Mary Baker Eddy: close to 45,000. He says club, and the boys, belong to a Catholic Church .Scientist, on Sunday, June 20. "God expresses in man the in- % of Oregon’s privately rabbit club. Rev. Fr. Babyak, Pastor i The golden text is "Though ’ finite idea forever developing it- C. Sylvester Smith is now at forest reserves are own- First Sunday of month at 12 there be that am called gods, self, broadening and rising high- individuals with holdings Mepleton where he is employed - whether in heavon or in earth (as er and higher from a boundless as foreman at a lumber mill. n°°?i than 5000 acres apiece. All other Sundays at 8 a. m. there be gods many, and lords basis” (page 258). Mrs. Smith plans to join him at Oregon farmers play an that place soon. ant role with their tim- i a matter of fact, in west- |Oregon there’s an average 4-H Flower Girls acres of woods for each Last week, instead of our reg- ' ular meeting, we were guests of the national standpoint Mr«. Lockland at Azalea Garden million persons in the U. S. c]ub meeting, Thursday. We were a piece of wood land which introduced to the women. Then less than 5000 acres we refreshments. We enjoyed these small a c r e a g e , m o t i o n pictures. owners control two mil Our last meeting Uas held at Taxpayers of Brookings-Harbor District No. 17 That’s 60% of all the home of Mrs. Richard Smith, as ely owned forest land in sistant leader. We planted seeds Icountry. By your affirmative vote last Monday, you have passed the and had refreshments. We played first major hurdle, so that needed building space may be provided,. ir.while, a change is taking hide the thimble in the yard, in the minds of the sm a'lj .N ext week Mrs. Lockland is I property owner. Ross says going to take us to the beach Ipnor to 1940. few farm ers if weather is nice. — Karen! [anything but pasture and Simpson, reporter. Vote YES on the Six Per Cent Limitation Election at the School |od supply in their woodlots.; ------------------------------------ House next Tuesday evening, June 22, 8 to 9 p. m. B™!l‘,treens0,Andy it'°t ^ C u b S C O U t D O lilg S Congratulations! L E T 'S F I N I S H I times to grow salable; Mrs. Ross Hom, a new den But. there s been a big mother, will take over the Cub in that thinking. Now Scouts of Pen 1, Monday, June Ross says farmers are 21. Mrs. Widney who has had knowingly a b o u t pole, ,th e den so far, almost two years, pulpwood and fuel mar- ¡s giving up den work as she will Ross says markets for th e , neefi an operation. She is sorry products are bound to : | O gjve up this worpj as she has , 0IJ^ growth timber enjoyed every moment with the ting to be more ................... valuable boys. Ronald Akers will continue ........... stands of old growth for- as den chief until his term is L-e being cut. So, the day expired.—George Widney. far away when farmers reive an annual cash croo their woods just as they ay from their plowed land. With The Churches C urrv County Mission of the Episcopal Church Biam H. Smith arrived last way from several w eeks! Brookings: St. Timothy's QxapeL ‘ ieh took him across the Priest-in-charge, The Rev. Fr. |c States to Philadelphia. Luther O. Ison (phone 662 Gold Beach). Service every Sunday a t 8:00 a. m. On Saint’s Days »PP T U C KJCtAi H Chapel is across from High I ilC TM CW I! School. All are welcome. 1 Church School every Sunday II at 10:00 a.m. J £ C p Baptist Comm unity At Rev. Nick N. Newfeld, Pastor O. C. Turley. Music Director Sunday, J u n e 20 is Fathers Day. On this day we will rec ognize the oldest and youngest father in the congregation. The subject of the sermon is: Prod- 1 igal Sons and Delinquent Fa thers.” The young people will meet at the usual hour of • P nj. • R ' subject for discussion will b< "What is S u cre's'’ & Mendy's >vron Service Station k for Ed, Mendv or C. E. Jones i The Sunday evening service at ¡8:00 p. m. Subject: "Faith oi WE ARE NOW EQUIPPED to do any of your THE JO B ! “To provide for more adequate facilities for the increased Public School Population, and for increased cost of operation.’ “The amount of tax, in excess of the 6 limitation, proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is $19,358.20.” BOTH Buildings and Teachers, Supplies and Equipment arc necessary for STANDARD SCHOOL! Your Affirm ative Vote Last Monday Provided For Buildings! VO TE " Y E S " N EXT T U E S D A Y and provide for current operation of the school! REM EM BER! It is not possible to regain standardization for our elementary school, and retain standardization for our high school, without sufficient funds for CURRENT OPERATION! Last year our base was $10,950.60 and we voted the 6"' limita tion over that amount. This Year We Have No Base Whatsoever but $29,621.65 has been equalized in Curry County, and we vote the 6 limitation over that amount. REMEMBER, ALSO! A “Yes” vote on the 6 limitation DOES NOT ADI) ONE CENT to the budget as made by our budget committee and approved by Brookings and Harbor District No. 17. But it's necessary to put tho* budget as provided on the tax roll! VOTE 'YES” NEXT TUESDAY! automobile repairing REGAIN STANDARDIZATION And Motor Tune-up Work Regain the Basic Scheol Support Fund! also have a good supply ot parts BROOKINGS TEXACO SERVICE BERT DeMOSS, Proprietor BROOKINGS AND HARBOR PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
