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Page Fourteen With The Churches THE 5 A ME WA%, Lutheran Mission SUT THE PARMER, CAN 0ST MONEY s» FOR WS TREE, z / j I THINNING- A II' T h e Church o / the L u th e ra n H our W. O. Grunow , P a s to r 745 I St., C rescent C ity, Calif. T elephone 2424, C rescent C ity All services a re held a t St. T im o th y ’s Episcopal ch u rch op posite the schools. S unday school every Sunday, a t 6:30 p. m. Divine services every S unday, a t 7:30 p. rn. 1 ;00 p. m. L u th e ra n H o u r over KCHE, C rescent City, sponsored by th e L u th e ra n L ay m an ’s league and in p a rt by B rookings L u th e r an Mission. T une in. I C ontinued from Page One Income Tax Service G eorgia From m , county school su p e rin te n d e n t: Hours 8:00 a. m. to noon and 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. “If y o u r school d istrict has de linquent ta re s for y ears prior to 1948-49 which w ere collected in 1950-51 and 1951-52, and now on H w y 101, 2 m ilth so u th of hand, you m ay call a special B rookings, O regon ' election to place these delinquent faxes in a special fund for th e purchase of sites.” A le tte r from B ern ard M ather, C u rry county trea su rer, indicates • th a t of this y e a r’s tu rn over to th e d istrict, $7,743.39 w as levied Scrap Iron, Metal, Batteries, i p rio r to 1948-49, and th ere fo re av ailab le for paym ent of the fo re radiators, etc. going sites, if au th o rizatio n is A pound or a car load! I voted by the legal voters of th e i district. If au th o rizatio n is not g ra n te d by th e voters to expend this hack Box 605 or contact Don tax m oney tow ard purchase of the Carter or Louis Morris. site, then the m oney is included in “cash on h an d ” and co n trib u tes to the eq u alizatio n program of the C u rry C ounty R ural School d istrict in the sam e m an n er as any g en eral fund cash on hand am ount. In addition to this back tax money, au th o rizatio n is also be Office hours, 9 a. m. 5 p. m . ing asked to expend th e re m a in ing am ount needed from S erial DR. R. E. SMITH Levy m oney now on hand. DENTIST It is th erefo re to be noted th a t PHONE 2831 the voters are asked to approve two Chings: l>r. Richard L. Smith P u rch ase of th e th re e tra c ts OPTOM ETRIST of land as recom m ended by th e S ta te D ep artm en t of E ducation, DR. JOHN WILLS A uthorization of m oneys now on O S T E O P A T H IC PH Y SIC IA N hand for the above m entioned an d surg eo n purchase. No new m oney o r bond issue DR. ROY M. W HITE is being asked; only a u th o riz a O S T E O P A T H IC PH Y SIC IA N tion to use m oney now on hand. an d S u rg eo n X If the vote is “y es” purchase Emergencies at Any Hour will lie m ade an d m oney expended as outlined. If the vote is “no” PHONE 2701 th e $7.743.39 hack ta x will be E ven in g s by A p p o in tm en t considered "cash on h an d ” and c o n trib u te to th e eq u alizatio n of W A N TED ! There's Gold In Your Farm Woodlot 1 •> ( 1 b n j »/ rf t t t i t t o l tix a r/ir fti ox tt< o n d t r o u t b (orei/i xt x \ \ , a , b rrofi, p n f x r t d by p ,a u l t . i/x /e axd j t d t r x l f o r m a g t x t i t t ) How can I harvest my farm wood- chan tab le timber products eacK lot tim ber and m ake th e m ost tim e. m oney? T h a t’s the m ost im portant Why m ake frequent cuts? To get consideration. The answ er re sts high-quality tim b e r your woodlot in proper m anagem ent of your needs enough tre e s on each a c re to woodlot. use all available grow ing space. You have seen th a t m ore than F requent th innings keep the trees one product can be tak en from grow ing rapidly. F req u en t c u ttin g s your woodlot. The products you get also m ake it possible to avoid hav- depend on 1) type of tim ber you ing too m uch space left betw een have, 2) local m arkets, 3) Helling trees. Poor spacing perm its wind- St. 1 imothy Episcop.il prices, and 4) logging costs. Al throw’ and trees m ay become sun- Rev. C, M. Lever, P a s to r ways cut the products th a t bring scalded or injured in o th e r w ays. S unday S ervices: th e m ost net re tu rn to*you. Keep Well spaced tre e s Ju v e a closed Second and fourth Sundays a* ! In touch with m ark ets and buyers. canopy, th a t Is, the b ranches of one 11:00 a rn. To m anage your trees you work tre e m eet or »early m eet those of E p isco p al se rv ic e s d u rin g L e n t: 1 with nature. Each young forest its neighbors. F o re sts ©f th is type E v ery W ednesday night a t 7. s ta rts with th o u san d s of tre e s t o 1 produce m axim um tre e grow th per G uild m eetin g a f te r ch u rch , on an aerd. As the tre e s grow the acre of high-quality trees. T hey also w eaker ones die for lack of sun. keep hardw ood brush grow th down M arch 12. food, w ater ami air. T his n atu ral to a m inim um by keeping out tk e All are co rdially invited. th in n in g process is called m o rtality ! sunlight. and th e loss in uiuuanaged wood- j In 20 years an acre of m anaged lots will run to a cord per acre forests will grow 6 cords of wood; Lutheran Services each year. (A m erican L u th e ra n ) in 40 y ears th e re will be 48 cords, You can h arv est those tre e s and in 50 y e a rs an a c re will yield 72 Divine W orship S en d ees, *?nd and 4th S u n d a y evenings of th<’ im prove on n atu re. By cuttin g the cords and a t age 80 an acre wilt rig h t tre e s you will release grow produce 120 cords. N ote rapid in m o n th at 7:30 p. m. ing space for the sm aller, b e tte r c rease in older trees, T h a t's a P la ce: C hetco (b a n g ? H all. quality tre e s in your woodlot. You graphic reason why you should P a s to r: Rev N orm an L. O rth, change loss to incom e and a t the m anage your forests. N ext wo will of Coquille, Oregon. sam e tim e im prove your forest. d iscuss w hat tre e * to cut to g e t S u n d ay school and ad u lt Bible Rem oving the rig h t num ber of classes at 10 a. m. tre e s each year is im portant. In best re su lts from m anagem ent. T h ese services arc held by the a u th o rity and a ssig n m en t of the N a tio n a l L utheran C ouncil, rep rese n tin g most o f L u th e ra n ism in Am erica. C om e! You are alw ays w elcom e! b u dgets of th e C u rry C o u n ty R u ra l School D istrict, an d th e re m aining am o u n t w ill rem ain* in th e seria l levy acco u n t of CP is-1 tric t No. 17C. R. V. Guerrettaz Brookings V. F. W. H all Bible study for all ages, nt 10 a.m , S un d ay m orning, followed by song and p ra y e r service and p reach in g C om m union a t 11:45 a. m. S p eak ers from v arious c o n g re g atio n s of the church a p p e a r >n th e program . A w arm C h ristia n w elcom e aw aits you w h e re ih< C hurch of C h rist m eets. , Land Available If 'Yes' Vote Given At School Election ------------------- Brookings Church of Christ Thursday, March 13, 1952 BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Douglas fir forests you should go over every acre a t 5 to 10 year in te rv a ls and tak e out from 15 to 30 per cent of the stand of m er Star of the Sea Catholic Christian Science (F o r m ore p a r ticu la r s w r ite y o u r S ta te F o rester a t Oljrwipla. W a sh in g to n or Salem , O regon for y o u r free copy o f "YOUR T R E E S —A CR O P." how to grow «n d harvest them tn Uie DvuxUu» fir r eg io n .) Baptist Community F irst S uday of th e *111011111 at J. L. MUMBOWER, Minister S unday school from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. Mrs. A. F. P ierce, S unday sch xd O th e r S undays a t 8 a. m. su p erin ten d e n t. 10:30 a. rn. C hildren and young Rev. Fr. D onald D enm an S unday school for all ages at people up to age of 20 a re w el 9:45 a. m. com e. M orning w orship a t 11 a. m. S ervices S un d ay a t 11 a. m. E vening S ervice a t 7:30 p. in. W ednesday, testim onial m e e t Seventh 1 )ay Adventist P ra y e r m eeting and Bible study ings at 8:00 p. tn. M A N SO N M E T C A L F , P astor at 8:00 p. m. W ednesday. Reading room in church, o p e n ' C hoir practice, T h u rsd ay a t 8 9:30 S a b b a th School, on S a t F rid a y 3:00 to 5:00 p. in. p. m. Mrs. Lucille P a tte rso n , di urday. C o m er of P ine and A lte r re cto r, Across fro m the li w en house 11:00 a. m - P reach in g Service. “S u b sta n ce” is the subject of 8:00 p. m. W ednesday, p ra y e r I. th e Lesson-Serm on in all C h ris Assembly of God m eeting, lead by Cecil W att. tian Science C hurches Sunday, At I. O. O. F. H all 4:00 p m. Y o u n g P eople’s M arch 16. T he Golden T ext is w. R. P A T T E R S O N , M inister m eeting. “The F oundation ol G<xi S ta n d e th R esidence: P io n eer Road 8:00 W ednesday evening, p ra y e r s u n ’, having t h k seal, T he Lord 9:43 a. m. S unday school. know eth them th a t a re his” (see m eeting. The subject will be The 1 1 a. in. M orning W orship. Come W a te r of Life. 11 rim 2ll9> for S unday school and stay for [ 7:30 F riday evening. Illu s tra te d this w orship hour. T he second re ad er w ill begin th e serm on w ith the follow ing lectu re by D. N. R einer. All are 7 :45 p. m. Evening worship. T he church w h e ie you hear the from P salm s: “ In the, O Lord, invited to atten d . At th e ch u rch service last S a b w hole gospel fo r th e w hole m an. do 1 put my tr u s t: let me never he put to confusion. Be thou my bath, J. T. Jacobs spoke on "The F o u n d atio n .” W hosoever stro n g h ab itatio n , u h ereu n to I S u re T y p e w rite r ribbons, adding m a - ; m ay co n tin u ally re so rt: thou hast builds upon th e solid Rock, C hrist chine rolls, and ty p e w rite rs a re ) given com m andm ent to save me; Jesus, th a t life w ill he a glorious a v a ila b le at the Pilot office. S ee, for th o u a te my rock and my triu m p h . The P ilot tirst. F o rtress” (71:1-3). T h e first re a d e r la te r w ill read th e follow ing from the C h ris tia n S cience textlxxik, “Science and H e a lth w ith Key to th e S crip tu r e s ” by M a r y B ak er Eddy: Drill a well NOW for that extra water for irri •’S p irit is th e only su b sta n c e and gation for next summer's lawn and garden! consciousness recognized b\ di vine S cien ce”, an d follow s It w ith th e q u estion. “W hich oug h t to he su b stan ce to us th e erlrng, the 18 years experience ch an g in g , and dying, th e m u t Orders may also be left at Leonard’s Realty Office ab le an d m o rtal, o r th e u n errin g , ( or ner of Memory l^ane and I^el \o r te — Broo^in^f im m utable and im m o r ta l?” (page 278). W ELL D R IL L IN G ! ! C. & M . Salvage Yd. BROOKINGS CLINIC CARVER-HUSEBY ELECTRIC CO. “N o Job Too Big or Too Small“ Industrial and Residential Installation and Sales! Motor re-winding and electrical maintenance! ILe are equipped to give your electrical need our immediate attention! GEORGE D A LTO N , Manager, Morgan Cabins PH O N E 2801 Br<x)kings, Oregon TOP SOIL 5-YARD LOAD $ 8 .0 0 BROOKINGS LAND AND TOWNSITE COMPANY LES SHANAHAN TELEPHONE 442 * C E N T R A L B U IL D IN G — Brookings < aSTT-TT"---ST—T* ~~ I W -iWB» "
