íDAÍ. SEP^M B ER 30,
Kelleher Is
ir of Troop 32
voucher, who had throe
¿ n g experience in Bey
#or|( while he lived in
during his youth, will,
>k. become piaster of “32 ’
own troop of scouts.
Beiiler replaces John Gin-
r ‘ held the position over
and w ho will be busy at
*-c and construction of his
IOK in the Harbor area.
■ther with a few of the
committeemen, Jerry at-
the county meeting held
¿d Beach Wednesday eve-
»hen plans were laid for
year.
ads bring results—soon!
Will Furnish
jd. small tractor, and
ler tools, planting stock,
¡half of fertilizer to any-
willing to take care of
p. harvest and pack the
Be for half of the crop.
E. SANDBO
L B S
DER NOW! Have lim-
amount of pure Roval
iyon-Davidson. Slocum
and Estate bulblets
yearlings for sale. 6^4
* north of Crescent on
10L
snel Borough
Rt 1, Box 726-C
ent City, California
REMOVE,
MURDEROUS
FISH TRAPS
Oregon
Guthrie's Fish
Jumped Record
After completing the re-sur
facing of the highway between
the state line and Carpenterville.
the highway department paving
crew gathered up all its equip
ment Thursday and moved to
the v icinity of Gold Beach, where
it will pick up the job and com
plete the work to the vicinity of
Ophir on that setting.
A highway patrol crew will be
established in this area, it is
understood, to keep the surface
in constant repair, and not al
low it to break down as was the
case last winter.
Weather Report
Additions M ade
A t Goetz Cottage
Not to be outdone by competi
tors of area, Gordon Goetz, last
wjfek, added two more cottages
to his string which he recently
purchased from Mr. and Mrs.
Lockhart.
Loaded w i t h “doubles',, Mr.
Goetz told the Pilot that he
had no single cabins to rent to
travelers. He overcame this by
eliminating the garages between
cabins, and converting them intoj
single bed cabins.
Electric heat will be installed
as soon as possible, replacing the
oil heaters, now in each cabin.
R E G IS T E R
To vote at General Election
October 2, 1948, is latest date
to register as a voter for the
General Election. Any elector who
may complete his residence or
become 21 years of age by No
vember 2, may register. Be sure
to put qualification date on card.
Register w i t h the following
persons:
O.t W. Miller at Post office.
Harbor.
Madge Moore, Brookings.
Myrtle Forty, Port Orford.
Ray Hclmken, Sixes.
LaRue Henry, Langlois.
T. W. Billings, Agness.
Oleta Walker, county clerk, at
Gold Beach.
Reach your buyers through the
Pilot Classified Ads—it pay's!
Page Thraf
Paving Crew Has Religious Services
Moved Northward W ill Be Held A t
A rt Guthrie, whose live
lihood comes from coaching,
lays no claim to prowess tw
(i fisherman, hut he can do
quite well at it.
Being a coach, and good
at ways of handling “what
he may have,” he found out
that fishing was a game—
you have to guess ahead.
Just about the time the
Story got out that Walt Bom-
hoff had set a record, Art
got out the old pole—result:
a IfS^t-lb. salmon, just one
pound heavier than Walt's.
Will this issue reach the
mails before Art's story will
be just another story f
LATEST DATE TO
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For the
tl past week.
Sunday:
y:
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22 ...........62
Sept 23
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Sept. 24
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Sept. 25
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With The Churches
Christian Science Society
with many useful gifts for her
new home. About 50 guests were
present for the affair.
A popular girl in the younger
set, Yolande was chosen by her
Templar Building fellow
students to be princess nt
Elsewhere in this issue appears the Azalea Festival held la it
an advertisement announcing a spring Both she and her groom-
series of gospel meetings, to be to-be were graduated from the
held at the Templar hotel buila-' local high school with the class
mg, in the room formerly oc-1 of 1948.
cupied by the myrt lew ood shop
Following t h e wedding they
Guy Fields, minister, long as will make their home here. The
sociated with the Radio Prayer groom-to-be is employed as clerk
League. Inc., will have charge at Brookings Market,
of the services. He came here
this week from Crescent City,
where he had been holding serv
ices.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donovan,
Mid-week meetings will oe held
Wednesday. Thursday and F ri of Alameda, Calif., spent several
days last week visiting their
day evenings, at 7:30 p. m.
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed F. Ack
ley. Mr. Donovan is sanitary en
gineer for the city of Alameda.
Shower Honored
They left for their home Sun
Bride-To-Be, Friday day morning.
Berger. Y o u n g & McDonald
A bridal shower was held at expect to move their small saw
the Thor Ask home. Friday eve mill from the Chetco valley to
ning for Yolande Ettinger, who a site near Carpenterville, soon.
will wed Don Vaughan, Oct. 8.
Subscribe to the Pilot today!
The bride-to-be w a s showered
LOCAL NEWS
A T T E N T IO N
Truck and tractor owners! We
are equipped to repair, rebuild,
and re-cover cushions of all kinds
—we carry materials and springs
in stock. We also manufacture
and install seat covers to fit
your automobiles. Prompt and
courteous service.
Sendees Sunday at 11 a. m. at
the I. O. O. F. hall. The public is
invited.
"Unreality” is the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon in all Church
es of Christ, Scientist, Sunday.
October 3.
CHAS. S. S C H A A L
Box 42, Harbor, Oregon
The golden text is "The night
is far spent, the day is at hand.! Corner of Ocean View Drive and
Olsen Lane
let us therefore cast off the
works of darkness, and let us
put on the armour of light."
(Romans 13:12).
Among t h e citations w’hich
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the B ible:1
“The wisdom of this w-»rld is
foolishness with God" (1 Cor. 3.
19), together with the following
correlative passage from the
Christian Science textbook. "Sci
cnce and Health with Key to the
Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Ed-1
dy: "How true it is that what-'
ever is learned through material
sense must be lost because such
so-called knowledge is reverse i
by the spiritual facts of being in
Science, (page 312).
3 8 th
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INTERNATIONAL
PO RTL A NO. OREGON
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Seventh Day Adventist
Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m.
Church service at 11 a. m.
Young peoples meeting at 4
p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:30
’ p m., Wednesday. Visitors are
welcome.
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Curry County Mission of the
Episcopal Church
Brookings: St. Timothy’s Chanel
Priest-in-charge, The Rev. Fr.
Luther O. Ison (phone 662 Gold
Beach). Service every Sunday
at 8:00 a. m. On Saint's Days
Chapel is across from High
School. All are welcome.
Church School every Sunday
at 10:00 a.m.
Smith River Methodist
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs.
Grace VanZee, supt.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the
sermon.
Star of the Sea
Catholic Church
record is sprouting faster than a growing boy.
*re driving with full steam ahead to furnish téléphona
•Rrvioa fcr every one who wants it.
Continued shortages in critical materials, such as lead for
table, may throw an occas.onl block across our path of
Progress But we w - n’t be stopped. We have promised to
<11 (he telephone
c< you u a n t—— and with all
rOsubie speed, T ' < « n-^mwe we aim to keep.
»
rÍTFIFI’llini VHMI’IU
Rev. Fr. Babyak. Pastor
First Sunday of month at 13
noon.
All other Sundays at 8 a. m.
•«.forget traffic worries
Enjoy the scenery and fun of highway travel with*
out straining your temper or your purse. R ela x in
air-conditioned com fort.. .Greyhound takes you
anywhere you want to go, a t V4 the cost of driving!
There Are N o i
» o ra l
Coos Bay .. $2.55 E u re k a ......... $1.80
Eugene ..
$4.60 San Francisco $5.25
Portland .. „ $6.00 Los Angeles $10.40
PLUS FEDERAL TAX
Baptist Community
r. Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor. Additional Savings on Round Trip Fares.
O. C. Turley’. Music Director
CAROLINE KERR Agent
Sunday school at 9 :45 a. m
Brookings, Oregon
Morning wor■ship at 11 a. m
Young peopb» at 7 p. m.
Evcninfj serv ice at 8 00 p m
Bible study and prayer <eTV
>n i nx-ra
>n Ore. S. T.
TIME CHANGE: All schedule
■e. Wednesday at 7 30 p. m.
GREYHOUND