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PAGE FOUR The World's Best Climate Blueberry Ground Work Now Is Due BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON berry plants are urged to keen them well supplied with water. A generous supply of moisture is necessary to obtain maximum growth and yields. Additional information may be obtained from R. M. Knox, coun ty agent, or by writing the Ore gon Coast Berry Co., Port Or ford, Ore. vicar of St. Matthews, at Gold Beach, and St. Timothy, Brook ings, will celebrate Holy Com munion at the chapel next Sun day, Sept. 4, at 11 a. m. This will be his first service in Brookings. It is the hope that a large congregation will be on hand to greet him, said Mrs. Pris cilla Robinson. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1949 guest of Mrs. Edna Ross has re turned to Portland. Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Ross worked together for ten years at Meier & Frank. River, where singing and a social time was enjoyed. Refreshments were served to conclude the eve ning’s fun. By George D. A st lei The M. Y. F. group of the lo Oregon Coast Berry Co. cal Methodist church enjoyed a R. Ralph Clark, extension hor Miss Patsy Cagley of Den hay ride Sunday evening with ver, Colo., is visiting at the home ticulturist of Oregon State Col two large trucks filled with hay, I of her a u n t, Mrs. Bernadine lege at Corvallis, and Dr. C. D. to the Hiouchi park on Smith Steele, for a couple of weeks. Schwartze of the Western Wash ington experiment station at Puyallup, both agree with many Smith River Methodist growers and interested parties Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs, that blueberries are really go- Grace VanZee, supt in g to become a major fruit Christian Science Society Morning Worship at 11 a. m. crop in the Pacific northwest. Services Sunday at 11 a. m. at Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the At present over 100 acres the I. O. O. F. hall. The public is sermon. are in bearing in Oregon and invited. Washington and have proved “Man” is the subject of the this crop adaptable to a wide Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of range of soils and other condi Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Sep Joe Sierka, manager of Castle tions found between the coast tember 4. The Golden Text is, “There is Rock camp resort, at mouth o' and the Cascade range in these Iwo states. They are being grown a spirit in man: and the inspira Smith River, has purchased a successfully on soils ranging from tion of the Almighty giveth them German-built luxury yacht, built at Kiel, Germany in 1925. The deep peat to black muck and understanding” (Job 32:8). Among citations w hich comprise navy purchased it during the war light loams. the Lesson-Sermon is the follow and changed the name to U. S. S. The soil should be at least ing from the Bible: “As many as slightly acid, loose in texture are led by the Spirit of God, thev Garnett. Sierka plans to remodel (sawdust may be used to loosen are the sons of God” (Rom. 8:14), the interior and use it on the heavier soils), well drained but together with the following cor river as a small hotel, lounge, with a good suply of moisture relative passage from the Chris- living quarters, and tourist at FOR THAT HOME. BE SURE TO CONTACT either natural or supplied by tian Science textbook, Science traction. The boat is 165 feet in and Health with Key to the length. Cuyler Thompson of the irrigation. CONTRACT OR HOURLY WORK Scriptures, by Mary Baker Ed- Humboldt Tug Boat Co., towed Mature plantings can be ex- pected to yield about five tons dy: "The real man being linked it to Eureka from Oakland, and Crane Materials at 10® above Wholesale prices! of berries per acre, bringing $440 with science to his Maker, mor left for Smith River, Sunday, tals need only turn from sin and per ton at the processors (this lose sight of mortal selfhood to with the boat towed by a barge. year as well as last) and $3.50 per find Christ, the real man And It arrived at the mouth of the flat for those packed for the his relation to God, and to rec river early Monday morning and SMITH RIVER, CALIFORNIA fresh fruit markets in flats of ognize the divine sonship” (p 316) lay outside, waiting for high tide at 3 p. m., to come in the one pint (14 ounces) cellophane mouth, but due to ground swells, covered boxes. One planting has Baptist Community been reported as averaging eight Rev. Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor entering the river was impossi ble. tons per acre for the last three Jeanette Pierce, Sunday Scho years, which, of course, is ex- Supt. It was then tow’ed back to Eu-1 ceptional. reka. Sierka said he would try Mrs. Stanley Patterson, music Templar Hotel Building Brookings, Oregon It is suggested that those in- director. again Sept. 25, when a seven- i terested in planting blueberries Sunday school at 9:45 a. m foot tide is due. A large crowd of • JEWELER and CERTIFIED WATCH MAKER this year plow and disc their Morning worship at 11 a. m spectators waited along the shore i ground well at this time and lay Evening service at 8:00 P- m to see the boat towed in but 8 JUST ARRIVED. A few numbers of new 17- out their fields and dig the holes Young people at 7 p. m. were disappointed. for each plant before the rains On the first Sunday of each rhe Smith River Woman’s cluo g jewel, water resisting, shock proof, non-mag- Fet in. A little sawdust mixed month, after the morning service will hold its first meeting Fri- with the soil where each plant we, as a church, observe Lord’s day afternoon, Sept. 2, at the g netic WRIST WATCHES is to be planted will help loosen Supper. We do invite the people > club rooms at the hall. Eunice § Amazing low price (tax inc) of the soil if it tends to be a little to our services and especially to । laris will preside. Following a s heavy. short business meeting, the new It is also wise to investigate The sermon subject, Sunday, county health nurse, Miss Dor the various sources of planting will bo "The Fellowship of the othy Morton, will address the stock and place your orders early Cross.” It is a privilege as Chris group on matters pertaining to as the supply of quality plants tian people, to have this fellow start of the Veil Baby confer of the better varieties is very ship and all was made possible ences, later in September. All limited. through the Cross of Christ. are invited to come, especial 1/ Due to extremely dry conditions There will be a baptismal serv mothers with babies and pre in many areas growers of blue- ice Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at school children Snug Harbor. Come and encour Mrs. Eddie Westbrook who has age those who are following the been confined to Seaside hospital Lord in baptism, by your pres for several weeks, under obser ( olleet our S. & H. Green Stamps Here, too! ence. vation and medical treatment, is This being the first of Sept, recovering satisfactorily and will all evening services will return soon return home. She celebrated to the 7:30 hour. The young peo her 85th birthday Saturday at ple will meet at 6:30. Subject for the hospital. The nursing staff I the evening sermon will be "One I presented her a beautifully dec Man’s Undying Faith. All these orated cake and all sang Happy services are for you and a bless Birthday. Mrs. Westbrook receiv $18.00 in added features at NO ing lor those of you who will ed flowers, gilts and cards from come and accept a blessing. INCREASE IN PRICE! relatives and friends. Friday evening, Sept. 9, we as Among the 4-H club members j a church are privileged to have leaving on the early morning bus1 our guest, Mrs. Anderson, a tor Eureka are Nadine Lehmkuhl. | and CLOCK included at the iepresentati\e of the American ot the 4-H agriculture club and Baptist publication society. She will show’ movies and present Janice March of the clothing j material on techniques and meth club. They will join other boys । ods of evangelism in the Sunday and girls, and leaders in Hum boldt county and go by special J school. All are invited to attend bus to attend the 4-H convention j this meeting. to be held at Davis, Calif., with one day to be spent at the state Star of the Sea tair at Sacramento. Thej will re Catholic Church turn home, Sunday. Rev. Fr. Babyak. Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Busby oi First Sunday of month at 12 Bakersfield, who have been on FABRIC VENETIAN BLINDS noon. a vacation trip to Canada and All other Sundays at S a. in. other points of interest north, Moat beautiful, most practical of are guests of his sister, and fam all Venetian blinds. Translucent Seventh Day Adventist ily, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Bolick fabric slats to admit the light . . . Sabbath School — Saturday at at Valley View auto courts. 9:30 a. m. Supervisor Fred Haight had plastic coated for long life end C hurch Services -Saturday at two of his best milk cows hit by washability. Seo them lieforv you 11:00 a. m. we ''one free chance on a $134.95 an auto recently while the cows Young People — Saturday at were crossing the highway to be 0. E. Washer or the equivalent cash calue buy any other type of blind. 3:45 p. m. put on pasture. The driver was allowance on any major appliance in our Prayer Meeting — Wednesday 59c per square foot going at a high rate, ran into at I :4a p. m. in Harobr. stock, with each purchase of any major the cows, breaking their legs. Choice of colors and Prayer meeting, Thursday at appliance, either Gas or Electric. One was killed. Haight called a hand blocked prints. veterinarian, who is trying to Curry County Mission of the save the other with a broken leg. Episcopal Church Mrs. Clara Mead of Portland Templar Hotel Bld., Brookings i Rev. Charles M. Lexer, new who spent several days as house- With The Churches SMITH RIVER SMITH RIVER PLUMBING SHOP $29.75 Chetce Kume and Kuin Supply BONUS VALUES In G. E. Ranges CPI Mode:, Minute Timer, Lamp & Regular Price of $179.95 CDI Model, 5-piece, West Bend Aluminum set, added, at $229.95 DDI Model. 4th Calrod Lift-up Burner, included at . $274.95 During August and September Karl Ostenberg To Be Given Away Sept. 30, 1949
