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Thursday, March i, 1951 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON pleting a full circuit of the globe in a 12-months span. Trapp Family Will i Conclude Concert Series, March 5th Gov. McKay Urges Suupport Of Drive Catholic Church Rev. Fr. Donald Denman First Sunday of month at 12 noon. All other Sundays at 8 a. m P age T hree Myrtle Creek have taken a home site in the Coast View subdivi sion on which August Johnson, local contractor, will start im mediate construction of a new home. Additional newcomers from Myrtle Creek will be Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haapa, parents of Mrs. Neil Martin, who have like wise purchased a building site in the Coast View subdivision and plan construction soon.1 The Pete J. Lesmeister Agency handled these transactions. The old adage about the proph SALEM—Gov. Douglas McKay et not without honor save in his has urged the public to support own land had impressive contra the annual Easter Seal sale of diction only recently in Salsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swearin the Oregon Society for Crippled Austria, when the members of Children and Adults, stating that gen have purchased the remain the world-famed singing Trapp the purchase of Easter S^als “is ing acreage in the Charles and Family, who will be heard in an invest men in a happy, stable Edith Low tract and plan a new concert at the Third DelNorte future for many of our neighbors house on the attractive ocean Community Concert program at front site between the Kerns and less fortunate than ourselves.” the Crescent-Elk auditorium, on ( The Easter Seal sale will con Akers homes. The remainder of Tuesday evening, March 5, at tinue through Easter Sunday, on the tract will be subdivided for 8:30 p. m., returned for the first March 25. An estimated 5000,000 additional home sites. Mrs. Charles Young, of Young's time in 12 years to their native Oregon residents will receive the Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Brainard 5 & 10, returned home from Cam land, when they had fled as vol seals in the mail shortly. have sold a lot near their home as, Wash., Saturday. She had untary exiles from the Nazis di “Funds from Easter Seals pro- to Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert An gone to become acquainted rectly after the Anschluss. vide 10,000 crippled children in derson, recently of Portland. Mr. with there her new granddaughter. Appearing for the first time Oregon a better opportunity to Anderson is the accountant for A door prize will be given at within the framework of the become self-sufficient participants the Fox Bros, trucking concern. the Fashion Show, at the high in the normal activities of their framework of the great interna Mr. and Mrs. Neil Martin of school gym. Sat., March 17. tional Salzburg Music Festival residence at the Villa Trapp and communities,” the governor as last summer, during the course direct cable and telephone lines serted. Oregon’s chief executive point of a four-month tour of ten Eu connected it with Munich and ropean countries, the Austrian- Berchtesgaden. After the war, ed out that proceeds from the born singing family, (who now the property was restored by the sale of Easter Seals finance such make their home at Stowe. Vt. U. S. government to the Trapp projects as the hospital school and all are American citizens) family, who deeded it to the re- for crippled children at Eugene, scored such an overwhelming suc ligious order of Fathers of the the Craft Shop of the Handicap cess in their initial performance Precious Blood. ped at Portland and summer rec at the Mozarteum Concert hall Previous to their return to Eu* reation camps for crippled chil that they were obliged to give a rope last summer the Trapps had dren. ‘In fact,” the governor said. second concert there and a third filled a three-month tour of the Salzburg performance which, to South and Central America, dur “Easter Seal proceeds help all accommodate the clamoring aud ing the course of which they gave children, all handicapped Ore- iences, was arranged outdoors in 61 sold out performances through gonians, both young and old, who' the historic Cathedral Square, on out Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Co-। are unable to obtain needed as-1 the stage traditionally reserved lumbia, Chila, Venezuela, Gnat-1 sistance from other agencies.” exclusively for the annual pre emala, Mexico, Peurto Rico, Trin sentation of the “Everyman” idad and Panama. Highlights of Miracle Pageant. their Latin-American tour in Everywhere throughout Austria cluded three sold-out appearanc as the Trapps made their way । es at the famed Teatro Colon in Christian Scientist from Paris to Salzburg, welcom- i Beunos Aires (one of the six Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. ing delegations were at hand at largest opera houses in the en- j “Christ Jesys” is the subject train stops to present the nine tire world), the final one climax- of the Lesson-Sermon in all the singers and their priest-conduc- ed by a ten-minute shouting and Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Fai her Franz Wasner, with stamping ovation. Two sold-out 1 Sunday, March 4. floral tributes, and when they performances a tthe Teatro Mu Golden Text is “In this was disembarked at the Salzburg rail nicipal in Rio deJaneiro, attend manifested the love of God to road station they were greeted by ed by U. S. Ambassador to Bra ward us, because that God sent a welcoming throng of more than zil Herschel V. Johnson and Aus- his only begotten Son into the =LlEIUIf^P Q U/’MF^C ^r- D. Clark, D. C., Ph. C. of: 10^0 citizens of Salzburg and vis trian Minister Adrian Rotter, world, that we might live through JjllElVlWrv f\rlVz IUu the bay area is establishing his of-i itors to the famed international elicited such enthusiasm fiom the him” (1 John 4-9). । Bl lice in the Hotel Lauff and will be at Crescent City every! Music Festival. press and public that the singers Among citations which com- =Thursday for hemorrhoid work. Hemorrhoids can be com-! During their recent month’s were obliged to stay in Brazil prise the Lesson-Sermon is the ■ pletely obliterated without surgery, loss of time from work,! stay in the Tyrolean music center three weeks longer than they had following from the Bible: “For ■ and painlessly. With our years of experience, you can feel con-l the Trapps were quartered at anticipated, giving 20 concerts, there is one God, and one medi- ■ fident that your case can be successfully handled if taken by us.l St. Joseph’s Seminary at Aigen- at the rate of three a week, in ator between God and men, the =1 Don’s neglect even a “simple case of piles.” Consultation! bei-Salzburg, formerly their own the south and interior of the man Christ Jesus” (1 Tim. 2:5), 2OStS nothing and places you under no obligation. Appoint- baronial villa. This mansion and country and doing three special together with the following cor ment neecssary. the vast surrounding estate, was broadcasts for the Brazilian gov relative passage from the Chris confiscated by the Nazis after ernment. tian Science textbook, “Science the Trapps’ flight and served as At the conclusion of their cur and Health with Key to the Thursday Only Crescent City Phone 11S1 Lau ff Hotel Austrian headquarters through rent U. S. tour, the singing fam Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Ed out the war for Heinrich Himm ily will leave, in the spring, for dy: “Jesus represented Christ, ler’s Storm Troopers. Whenever a heavily-booked tour of Austra the true idea of God” (p. 316). Hitler visited Austria he was in lia and New Zealand, thus, com- Realty Transfers NEWS LOCAL FENDERS DENTED IS THE PAINT BAD? Our Body and Paint Department Can Give Your Car That New Look BROOKINGS GARAGE Phone 334 With The Churches Wally Claude Dr. J. D. Clark, D. C., Ph. C. IBM Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath School, Saturday at ; 9:45 a. m. Church services, Saturday at 11:00 a. m. Young People, , Saturday at 3:45 p. m. The foregoing at the Grange hall. Teachers meeting at 7 p. m Wednesday. All teachers are re quested to be present. Prayer meeting at 8:00 p. m. with Bro. J. T. Jacobs in charge, at the school on Easy Street. 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