THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1949
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
The World’s Best Climate
er; infinity, omnipotence” (p 581) The young people are planning
to send a delegation.
Our evening inspirational serv
Episcopal Church
ice
at 7:30. This is an informal
Sunday morning service at 11
service.
Enjoy an hour of sing
4. Tuition: Tuition must be a. m. All are welcome.
ing a brief message from the
charged for non-resident pu
Word of God.
pils and be shown under es
Baptist Community
timated receipts.
Rev. Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor
Star of the Sea
Operation of Plant—
Jeanette Pierce, Sunday school
1. Janitor’s salaries: Stand Supt.
Catholic Church
ardizing janitor’s salary’ is
Rev. Fr. Donald Denman
Mrs. Stanley Patterson, music
being considered.
First Sunday of month at
director.
m noon.
Sunday school at 9:45
2. Janitor’s supplies: No in
Morning worship at 11 a. m
All other Sundays at 8 a. m.
crease over previous year’s
m.
Evening
service
at
7:30
P.
budget
without
sufficient
On Saturday, New Years Evo,
Seventh Day Adventist
justification.
services
at
we
are
going
to
have
Sabbath School — Saturday at
Maintenance and Repair—
There
will
9:30
a. m.
the
church
at
8:30.
1. Furniture and Equipment:
Church Services—Saturday at
be
a
time
of
fun,
recreation
and
Policy to be established on
11:00 a. m.
basis of student enrollment. refreshment. Just before mid
Young People — Saturday at
2. Buildings
and
Grounds: night, we are going to unite in a 3:45 p. m.
Prayer Meeting — Wednesday
Establish policy of a certain devotional meeting to properly
at
7:45 p. m. in Harbor.
ring
out
the'
old
and
ring
in
the
sum based on enrollment.
Following a short sermon by
new year.
Auxiliary Agencies—
the
pastor the Communion serv
Sunday morning, January 1,
Health: First aid supplies to
be allowed on basis of stand the regular services will be con ice will be celebrated this com
ducted. Sunday school at 9:45 ing Sabbath. This service and all
ards required by state.
2. Transportation:
Supplies and church service at 11. Subject other Saturday services are be-
allowed on mileage basis. for the morning sermon will be: ing held at the Grange hall in
Buses not to operate in iso- “What To Do With the Left- Harbor.
It is hoped that the moving
lated areas where it would Overs.”
Young people at 6:30. A rally picture, “History’s Coming Cli-
be more feasible to pay par
is
to be held at Medford, Jan. 7. max,” which was late in arriv-
ents a reasonable sum to
Rural School Board Sets Tentative
Plans For Budget Committees To Follow
GOLD BEACH—Curry’ County
Rural School District Board has
set the date of Wednesday, Jan.
4, 1950, for a meeting to re
ceive suggestions for budget pol
icies for 1950-51. The meeting
will be held at the court room
at 8:00 p. m. The public is in
vited.
The Rural School Board has
set the following policies on a
tentative basis and offers them
for the consideration of school
board members and budget com
mittee members.
General Control—
1. Eliminate teachers acting
as district clerks.
2. Set forth following salary
scale for clerks:
$75.00 per teacher up to three
teachers.
$40.00 per teacher, from 3-7
teachers.
$20.00 per teacher above seven
teachers.
3. Census—
$5.00 minimum.
15c per name for first 200
transport students t o the
Census names and 10c per
end yf the bus route.
name over 200.
3.
Lunch program : The same 1
4. Legal Service: $25.00 max
policy’ as 1949-50 will lie
imum for Clerk’s bond.
followed.
Instruction —
1. Personal service : The ru- Capital Outlay—
1. New Sites: Not allowed on ¡
ral school board is consider-
county equalized budget.
ing salary schedule cahnges.
2. New buildings: Not allow
2. Supplies: Some formula
ed on county equalized bud
for per pupil basis to be
get.
adopted as policy.
3. Major Alterations: Not al
3. Textbooks: Some formula
lowed on county equalized
per pupil basis to be adopted
budget.
as policy.
4. New furiture and equip
ment : Same as 1949-50 pol-
icy.
5. Library Books: Same as
1949-50 policy.
Debt Service—
Interest on indebtedness and
at my home, 2><j miles
bond
charges not allowed on the
south of Brookings,
county’ equalized budget.
On Highway 101.
Emergency—
1. Same schedule as 1949-50. i
The above budget items are
listed as suggested tentative pol- i
icies and are offered for consid- 1
eration. The rural school board
will willingly’ accept any sug- j
gestions for changes and will
adopt definite policies after
hearing suggestions at the Jan
uary 4 meeting.
The rural board is made up1
of Charles W. Brooks, Sixes, ,
cairman; C. M. Grey, vice- i
chairman, Ophir; Don Donaldson, |
Denmark; C. H. Young, Gold i
Beach and Mrs. Mabel McVay, ;
Harbor.
Income Tax
SERVICE
Christian Science Society
The old cores
and worries
have passed
May the year
of ¡oy
Auto Electric
Shop
Lewis & Louise Grimes
GOLD BEACH
Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The pub
lic is invited.
“God” is the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, On Sunday,
January 1.
The Golden Text is “Who is so
great a God as our God?” Ps.
77:13.
Among citations which com-
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the
following from the Bible: "I am
Alpha and Omega, the beginning,
and the ending, saith the Lord; j
which is, and which was, and
which is to come, the Almighty”
(Rev. 1:8), together with the
following
correlative
passage
from the Christian Science
book, “Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary I
Baker Eddy: “Almight. Ail pow-1
Smith River Methodist
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mix '
Grace VanZee, supt
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the
sermon
Weather Report
for the
Sunday:
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
Rainfall I
past week,
Max.
19 .....47
20 .....51
21 .. 53
22 . ...54-
23 . ..50
24 . ..53
25 . ..48
jr week ...
ending on
Min. Rain
.07
32
32
.02
37
• •••
36
.71
42
.12
42
.48
34
.. 1.40
After we read the advertisements in our newspapers and
magazines, it is the ‘Men of Distinction” that drink. Always
are the “Men of Distinction" portrayed in very beautiful clothes.
The deceitful thing about such an advertisement is the fact
men who drink are not always found beautifully claxl and at-
tired. Here is a challenge to the social drinker:
A TEST FOR SOCIAL DRINKERS
Do you take a drink as a matter of course before dinner
or lunch every day?
Do you always drink at parties where alcohol is served?
NEW YEAR
CHEER
With The Churches
ing last week, will be here this
Saturday afternoon so that it
can be shown at the Young Peo
ple’s hour.
Prayer meeting subjects for
the week are: Wednesday night
at Harbor, “Cain and Abel Test
ed”; Thursday night at the Ov
erman home in Chetco Heights
area, “Why Was Sin Permitted?**
Bible training classes are being
held on Friday nights at the
pastor’s home in Harbor.
Don’t Let The “Ads”
Deceive YOU!
Ray V. Guerrettaz
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Do you, rather often, drink to relax?
Do you, rather often, drink for a “lift or pick-up
Do you drink to feel less self-conscious or more at ease
when you are out socially?
Do you take a drink to help you sleep?
Do you, ever purposely or unconsciously, drink “too
much over a week-end or holiday?
Do you get irritable after two or three drinks?
Do you feel happier after two or three drinks?
When you are away from home, do you drink at hotels,
and restaurants in order not to feel bored or lonely ?
Do you ever spend money extravagantly afte,r having had
a drink or so?
“even" one beer?
Do you ever drive a car after drinking
Are you certain that your drinking, by example or other
wise, has no ill effects on any other person?
All social drinkers, light, moderate, or heavy, should definitely
ask themselves why they drink and why they feel they need a
drink. To be absolutely on the safe side of alcohol every social
drinker should be able to answer, “No,” to the foregoing.
Brookings Temperance Society