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iniunctions ¡will be the award given the adult
heed ‘ t the
Masters injunctions
here: but they will be the ones bringing in the most. Several
BY B. MILLER
who will enjoy the “true rich- awards will be given to boys and
No doubt you have read her res” in the life to come. “Be ye girls who earn honors likewise.
A special service will be plan-
stories and articles—in the Ore also ready.” —Jos. M. Johnson,
ned for Easter Sunday when all
gon Journal, the Christian Sci Gold Beach.
these awards will be made. A
ence Monitor, or some other pub
hearty
welcome awaits _ you. Do
lication. She writes about what
come and help us grow as well
Interests hed, sometimes a dif
as doing yourself a spiritual
ferent phase of Oregon history,
Our
first
knitting
meeting
was
favor.
or perhaps something of our own
modem times, as the Ashland held at the home of Mrs. Joe
Zumpfe. We elected officers:
Shakespearian Festival.
Baptist Community
President—Marjorie Moore.
You have seen her, too, at our
Vice-president
—
Lois
LeClair.
Rev.
Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor
own Azalea Festival and Flower
Secretary
—
DeEtta
Hyland.
Jeanette
Pierce, Sunday school
Show, a slender, pleasant young
Treasurer and Reporter—Max
woman, Miss Constance Bord
Supt
ine Moore.
well!
Mrs. Stanley Patterson, music
We decided to call our club:
Our Miss Bordwell, for she is
director.
coming home to us this summer. “Harbor Clickey Clickers.”
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
We have only four in our club
She hopes to be in her little
m
Morning worship at 11
and
need
another
to
make
a
good
Harbor home!
m.
service
at
7
:30
club.
Anyone
interested
should
Evening
P.
Not to rest from arduous aca
We are so happy that many
demic labors, but to a summer contact the leader. — Maxine
of the parents are taking their
of work. Perhaps unconsciously, Moore, reporter.
SEWING GIRLS
children to Sunday school. How-
she realizes that we who are so
In the sewing club we are ever, there are still many par
busy ourselves have a sympa
thetic respect for the writer’s finishing our needle cases. We ents who are not taking their
need of seclusion. We do not are starting pin cushions. Vanda children to Sunday school. We
have here in our Brookings-Har- Vaughan has not been present would invite those parents es-
bor community, the resort at for a few meetings. Sandra Sim- pecially that they, too, would
.......
I that oppor-
give their children
mosphere of many a coastal com mons was not here this week.
tunity of receiving Christian ed
munity.
ucation, such a great need.
"Why did you choose to make
We have classes for all ages.
Harbor your home?” we asked
The young married people have
Connie Bordwell. "Well, truth
Christian Scientist
a class for themselves. If your
fully,” she replied, "Harbor chose
Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. child is two years old or over,
me. You see 1 grew up in the
Rogue River Valley not far from at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The pub bring him. If younger, take him
to the class with you.
Medford, and some years later lic is invited.
On Friday, Feb. 24. churches
when 1 was an editor in a pub
"Christ Jesus” is the subject
lishing house in New York City, of the Lesson-Sermon in all the of the area are united in World
I used to dream of a cottage Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Day of Prayer. All are urged to
give some time of the day for
along the Oregon coast. The war Sunday, February 26.
came along and whisked me to
The Golden Text is "As ye prayer. Friday evening we will
the U. S. Naval air station at have therefore receivevd Christ have a joint prayer meeting. All
Tillamook. Then it was 1 decided Jesus, the Lord, so walk ye in are invited to this service, if
that, given the right books, mu him: ... for in him dwelleth all you believe in prayer, we expert
sic, pictures and people, the Ore the fulness of the Godhead bod to see you next Friday evening
gon coast was the place tor me.” ily” (Col. 2:6 ,9).
at 7:30 o’clock.
Wednesday night prayer meet
So when the opport unity came
Among citations which com
to buy a cottge along side of prise the Lesson-Sermon is the ing and Bible study is drawing
my life-long friends, the New following from the Bible: "Who a good group. We are beginning
tons, I did not have to even soever believeth that Jesus is a series of discussions on “How
to Succeed in a Christian Life. ’
think twice. The Chetco valley the Christ is born of God: . .
had everything I wanted: the (1 John 6:1), together with the We are endeavoring to lay good
ocean, the mountains, friendly following correlative passage foundation and thus have a good
people, Portland and San Fran from the Christian Science text beginning in our Christian life.
cisco only a day’s drive away.’ book, "Science and Health with To be successful we must begin
We visited her home, a sub Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary right.
stantially built white house with Baker Eddy: "Christ expresses
We invite all those who are
an air of expectant waiting. God’s spiritual, eternal nature” new in the community who have
no other church affiliations to at
Waiting for its owner to give it (page 333).
a personality. Constance Bord
tend our services this Lord s Day
well, as all of us do here, plans
__ with us. Services listed above.
Smith River Methodist
changes for her home.
Like the little house, we too,
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs.
Star of the Sea
wait expectantly. So hurry down, Grace VanZee, supt
Catholic Church
Connie, when your teaching du
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Rev. Fr. Donald Denman
ties at Multnomah College are,
Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the
First Sunday of month at 12
at last, finished.
wrmon.
noon.
All other Sundays at 8 a. m
Along Azalea Row
'Sewing Girls'
With The Churches
Gold Beach H. S.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1950
OREGON
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS
The World's Best Climate
eon, when he displayed a num
ber of shells, picked up on the
beaches, and showed leaves of
a palm.
“I can imagine these garden
clubbers going about crazy pick
ing up these different leaves to
be used in flower arrangements.
“I certainly enjoyed every mo
ment of the trip to the beach of
an island just off the west coast
where a woman is carrying on
the work she and her husband j
began many years ago. She, a''
native of Tahiti, who married a
sea captain, transplanted many
tropical trees on this island.
(Here Mr. Moss read a list of
about 20, all giving edible fruits
or nuts) "Certainly these differ
ent trees, their landscaping ef
fect and all, reminds one that
it must approach a paradise in
appearance.
"I noticed, too, that Rotary
clubs over the country have a
uniformity that is amazing. One
will notice that members are of
a certain type, and I believe the
highest. Meetings are conducted
pretty much along a pattern, too,
all interesting and instructive.
"It is fun to visit clubs on a
trip, although one is often made
to change travel plans in order
to ‘make’ a meeting. I expect
to always visit on any trip I
make, hencerforth.”
New Vitamin May Prolong Life
Dr. J. E. Stevenson, in reading
an article in a recent Readers’
Digest, told the Rotarians that
this new vitamin, B12, is so po
tent and so successful in leuke
mia, that amazing results have
been observed by the medical
profession« In the article the
story’ of its discovery, and by ac
cident, and commercial prepa
ration by the various chemical
companies.
Basis for this new vitamin is
liver, recommended by doctors
for diets of anemics. It takes
about four tons of livers to pro
duce a dram of vitamin. How
ever, a dosage of the vitamin is
about one-millionth of an ounce,
or about one fiftieth the weight
of a human hair, an inch long.
Attorney Ed F. Ackley, who J
has spent the past couple of
weeks at San Francisco and San
ta Cruz, returned on the mid
night bus Monday. He reports
no rain in that area while he
was there.
Episcopal
Counties Receive
Forest Serv. Funds
GRANTS PASS—Payment to
states of Oregon and Washing-
ton of more than three million"r
dollars for the fiscal year 1949
to be apportioned to the coun
ties in w’hich the national for
ests are located is TT announced
by
T A
regional forester, H. J. Andrews,
of ' the forest service.
The total of $3,152,176.65 is in
an all-time high. It represents
25% of the gross receipts col
lected by the U. S. Forest Serv
ice from timber sales, livestock
grazing, recreation permits and
other business on the national
forests in the region for the fis
cal year ending June 30, 1949.
Of this amount $2,044,693.81
went to Oregon and $1,107,428.84
to Washington according to An
drews. An additional benefit is
in the ten per cent of the gross
receipts of the forest service
which is returned by the treas
ury department for use within
the national forests on roads ancF
trails in the two states.
The counties in which nation
al forests are located have shared
financially in the multiple use
principle under which the na
tional forests are managed to
bring about the greatest good
to the greatest number. Since
1906, the national forests have
returned a total of $19,192,758.86
to Oregon and Washington, rep-
resenting 25 per cent of the
gross receipts.
A sum of $81,565.47 is being
apportioned to those counties
(Coos, Curry, Josephine and Del
Norte) lying partially within the
boundaies of the Siskiyou Na
tional Forest, as their share of
the 1949 receipts.
Realty Transfers
Mr. and Mrs. James Kinzer
purchased property on the Daw
son tract, beonging to C. R. Jack-
son. They are from Northport,
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Allsup have
purchased a tract on Ocean View
tract where they plan to start
building a new home soon.
Both these transactions were
handled through C. O. & L. L.
Leonard agency.
A. B. C. FEED STORE
BROOKINGS, OREGON
Regular services at 11 a. m.
Seventh-Day Adventist
Last Thursday and Friday eve
the
first
and
third
Sundays
Sabbath School — Saturday at
nings marked the end ot ( urry on
county high school confeience of the month.
9:30 a. m.
games with Gold Beach taking
Church Services—Saturday at
all honors, having trounced the
Full Gospel
11:00 a. m.
HEALTH BUILDER FEED
Langlois quint the first night,
Young People — Saturday at
(Undenominational)
and then edging out the Brook
3:45 p. m.
William Ward. Pastor
Place orders now for fertilizers, bag, ton or
ings Bruins in a close battle, 37
Prayer Meeting — Wednesday
Services
at
VFW
HALL
to 36. We do wish to thank Mr.
at 7:45 p. m. in Harbor.
Guthrie Bruins coach, tor letting
Mrs. Lewis T. Knapp. Supt.
carload lots. Orders taken for baby chicks.
The service this Saturday will
us win the tournament. Evidently
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
feature a symposium on "The
however, that wasn’t his idea to I Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Have SEEDS for your garden, strawberry
Parables of the New 1 estament.
let us have it for the Bruins put I
Prayer
meetings
are
continu
all they had into the entire en-i Sunday night at 7:30.
ing at the pastor’s home on Wed
plants and White Dutch Clover Seed.
counter and probably due to the; Tuesday night Bible study
nesday
nights
with
studies
on
fact that the Panthers, under in the homes.
evangelistic the "Patriarchs and Prophets.”
Better Results and More Profits when you
night
able coaching of Lawrence S\-, Thursday
dow. didn’t let the tuned-up ag-‘ meeting at 7:30.
feed “Centennial Heal Builder Feeds.”
gregation from Brookings w tn, i Bible study next Tuesday eve
has changed their decision to let ning will be held at the Knapp
Across from Machine Shop in old mess hall.
at
the tie stand for first place, as; residence on Ransom
Gold Beach and Brookings. Co- 7:30 o’clock.
Champions of Curry County, for j
a
good attendance is being
Lloyd Moss, travelling ambas
CARL BOLIN, Manager
there wil l»e a play-off on the , shown at these studies. We have
sador* of Brookings Rotary’ Club,
begun
the
Book
of
Romans.
W
ith
Brookings floor.
who made an extended journey
Closed Saturday : open Sunday 9 a. m. to 2 p
Gold Beach topped the Brums 36 present at Sunday school last during the winter, told more ol
Lords
day,
a
contest
was
an
both times they played on the
Gold Beach floor now will the nounced, to try to boost our his experiences in Florida dur-
Bruins again win over the Pan membership to 75 by Easter. A ing January, Tuesday at lunch-
thers on their home floor? The
decision will In* made next Mon
day night. However, the Pan
thers are going to district tour
nament to be held at Yoncollas
cussing the budget for the fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1950. and ending June 30, 1951, hereinatt r
*
new gym
"Always Buy Centennial!"
Rotarians Learn Of,
Vitamins, Shells
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
BUDGET
Not By Bread Alone
"Do not lay up for yourselves
treasurers on earth, where moth
and rust consume and where
thieves break in and steal, but
lay up for yourselves treasures
in heaven, where neither moth
nor rust consumes and where
thieves do not break in and steal;
for where your treasure is. there
will your heart be also. No
one can serve two masters: for
either he will hate the one and
Jove the other or he will be de
voted to the one and despise the
other. You can not serve God
and Mammon.” Matt. 6:19-33.
Schedule 1
Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances
ITEM
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FROM
Delinquent Taxes ..................................
County School Fund ..... .....................
Basic School Support Fund ......... ....
State Irreducible School Fund ....
High School Tuition ...........................
I Estimated Total Receipts
Estimated Cash Balance, o
Total, AU Funds
. $ 6,500.00
4,500.00
.... 20,24L00 -
...
22500
300.00 i
/
$31,766.00
Deficit
Estimated Total Receipts and Available Cash Ba lance ^$31.76^00
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