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Page 4 B R O O K IN G S - H A R B O R CK BRO S ■ ‘[»’i n s ig s Â Æ Ik t. il w BEST FOODS It E A L Quart fc • '$■ jU ■ Quart 59 XT jucoa 1U T * w E ™ 16 oz. can N 256 L-’l IUÙ Ñ Y ELLMAN V7 2W Can Î ?f i«Jl ■ u H V .* 336 Us WELLMAN ■ t-ûiï A a E3 » j 7 ‘L - 'X f lû W B lj 14 ounces 2 for 29t w i ••«<*!*« 'll*; ir j 3 pound b a g ----- Cello ONIONS USDA Î00I) D f « " TFs ORA VENSTEIN — i b li E U i PPLES USDA 1 r * )0D b fe s 2 5 c J Sc í » _ _ L ¡ „ / OUND or TP I - b I’/'V u I S E ” Please submit new revised copy if any, for your Church services. Mrs. May Stafford is engaaad in They must be in by Monday night assembling a history of her fam so as to make the next week’s ily the Travers who migrated [»aper —Thank You. fiom Pennsylvania to the Dakot as and some of whom are on the THE BROOKINGS PRESBY- Pacific Coast, among them being Mrs. Alice Rausch, a niece of Mrs. TERIAN CHURCH Staffords. So far, the genealogist V F. W. HALL has about 3,000 names, with data Pioneer Road and Pacific Ave. m each of the subjects in her Henry M. Ostermvier, Minister files, typed on about two hundred Sunday School 9:45 a m. pages Mrs. Stafford is running Morning Worship ..... 11:00 a.m. W estminister Fellowship 6:00 p.m down every possible clue to th Women’s Association 2nd Wednes family members and arranging her data so it will be accessable day of each month. Choir rehearsal .... 1:30 p.m. Sat. to others in later vears. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ■■ Il 1AI . . Corner Pine and Alder, across ★ from the Greenhouse. Sunday school from 9:45 to Only one new resident rej>orted, 10:30 a.m. Children and young so far, this week, by Dr. Gibson people up to the age of 20 are wel a son, on the 8th, to Mr. and come. Mis. David Weldon. Services Sunday at 11 a m. Testimonial meetings — First ami third Wednesdays, 8 o’clock Reading room in church open Altar Society Makes Plans Wednesdays — 2:30 to 4:30. All are cordially invited. For Fall Festival Bazaar The Brookings Altar Society is making plans for their annual LUTHERAN Services an* held at Seventt- Fall Feqjival Bazaar, which will be held at the V.F.W. Hall on day Adventist Church. Saturday, October 29th. A family Rev. Harry F. Miller, pastor 7i4 I St. Crescent City, California style turkey dinner will be served Morning service 8:30 p.m. Fancy work, apron, candy and Sunday school 9:30 a.m. pastry booths are also planned. Everyone is invited. Tune in Lutheran Hour every Sunday 1 pm., KCRE, Crescent Mr. and Mrs. Duayne Notte- City. t oom have moved into their new SEVENTH- DAY ADVENTIST hom'd on Fourth Street, off Easy. Elder Melvin Tomkins, Pastor I’he Otis Gabberrys are gather 9:30 a m. Sabbath school S at ering up their chattels, getting urday. ready to move into their brand 11:00 a.m. Preaching service 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer now- home on Aldrich Manor, meeting. Work began Monday r»utt{r”* i storm s?v ?r across 101 at its BROOKINGS BIBLE CHURCH junction with Oak St. Hie state Rev. E. F. McClain, Pastor Sunday School..... 9:45 a.m. highway crew is doing the job. Storm:: h ’ve brought water down Morning Worship 11:00 am . *’-• »11 from th- Catholic Churcn Young People’s Meeting 6:30 p.m *"» b u m nooJ at the intersection. Evening Service................ 7:45 p.m. T* is und< rstood that Oak Street, Wednesday Evening Bible S tu/y from 101 to the school grounds, and Prayer Meeting .....7:30 p.m. is sc’ tx'.uled 'or paving in 1956. ’/f LETTUCE r CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS (Grange Hall) Priesthood Meeting 9 :00 am . Sunday School . 10:30 p.m. Sacrament Meeting 7.30 p.m The relief society meets every Tuesday in private homes. Dr. Paul Ronniger of Brookings. Or /on is among 75 physicians in Portland this week (Sep»-'mber 12-16) to attend the tenth annual cancer postgraduate conference offered at the University of Or egon medical school in Portland. Tho conference will cover the diagnosis ami treatment of mal ignant neoplasms. Guest lecturers for the t».e day session include Dr. Kenneth Saw yer, staff surgeon at the Denver G er'ral hospital in Colorado, Dr. John A Gius. professor of surgery at the Stale University of Iowa college of medicine in Iowa, Dr. James F. Nolan, asssistant clin- ’cal pro'cssoi* of obstetrict and ¡cal professor of obstetricts and Southern Califoinia medical school Dr William Gardner and Dr. Fri ,k Hov.ell, both of Portland, and Mrs. Gordon Smith, from Arch Cape. On. gon. Faculty mem bers from the medical school are additional speakers. Physicians will discuss the diag- f ¿ ~ 777^ 7" BAPTIST COMMUNITY Pacific Avenue Rev. W alter Sadler, Pas.or Sunday sch o o l................ 9:45 d.m . Morning Worship............. ll a m. Baptist Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wed. 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal, Thur. 8:00 p.m. Cherub and Junior Choir rehearsal, Saturday 10:00 am . Crusaikers... Saturday 11.00 a m. Women’s Missionary Society. 3rd Thursday in the month. If you have no church home we invite you to worship with us. Ha TIMOTHY’S I > V nosis and treatment of cancer, tn^ various surgical procedures, and the newest findings in the cancer field. V.S.A. I "■j t h r o u g h o u t the w est SOME 8 0 MILLION ACAES OF W IM T1U W VALUABLE AAN6E LAND HAVE BEEN 6 0 1 NG R> WASTE- LOW-VALUE P IA N T A INCLUDING BIG SAGEBRUSH HAVE REPLACfO FU- GOOD GRASS _ ¿a f « U tP3 Adtrs W A VF ALREADY BEO» , _ $ A. W U lv Ô8AÎS « O N « THE fttSOUS « c r r . l L 'îtirf. AJUnV RAUCHERS MAVÌ « -, ;.E D TME SAGEARU5M, F lA W lfl? M 6 7 SS 3 0V H W ÍO IMF OAAUNO USE Cf r.iS U V E O AREAS. Affe P.ESïOREO V.i .«.»•Ai.'.«'// W / • "k. .. . - r ’ HOC 10 Ç R .’ D V r.TlO H OF «Si ANC L IV A S K X X . '"'T MANAGEMENT REDUCES EROS/ ON c ZLOOP DÄMM " S £ f ÜÍÍR DEAL" ON NIW 1955 Johnson Outboards EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fir Sfrccf mul A:„b (, Park Road The Rev. John R. Shid'eler, Vica- Phone 3275 SUNDAY g oo a m DEL NORE Holy Eucharist and Church school CHURCH OF CHRIST to.OO a.m. Meeting in Grange Hall, Del •THURSDAY Holy Communion Norte Street, Crescent City. Sunday school ........ 10:00 a m. Worship service ...... 11:00 a m ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday eve. service .......7:30 p.m. Minister, Dan Sawyers, phone 4(W2 Oak and Pacific Re\ W. J, Spencer STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC One of the friendliest churches Oak and Redwood Streets in Brookings. Phone 2423 Sunday school. 9:45 to 10:45 am Father Fmil Kies. Pastor 11:00 a.m. Sacrifice of the Mass, first Sun Mornmg worship Me preach Jesus Christ, a days 11:00 a.m., other Sundays and weekdays except Wednesdays, ft lend to the friendless. Evening service. 7:30 evangelistic 8:00 a.m. ' e invite you to come and he Confessions lx'fore all Masses and on Saturdays fiom 7:30 p.m. part of our service. I’he Young People of the church to 8:30 p.m. except on the first evu-i i ° V , Chrisi‘s Ambassadors Saturday. Adult choir rehearsal 7:30 p.m. ‘ '<r> Sunday night at 6:30 pm and also for Prayer meeting on Fridays. Saturday night at 7:30. Mrs. J. J, Selvig, of Billings, Montana, is ’¡siting her sister, Mrs. Grave Zirfcul. Som of Mrs. Zirbel’s sisters visited, earlier in the summer and she says th'me are more expected. Charles Bickner is building another addition onto his house, extending the living room and a bedroom. Q i' Rev. and Mrs Ed McClain, Sherrill, and Ray W esf’sren, were in Portland over Labor Day. Sher- ili euiolhd as a freshman in the Multnomah School of the Bible ST. tig i SA6£ßUST£Ri"/N ACr/OH- Glen Dunean has moved h s p’"nbing ai d tin-knocking busin ess into the building east of the Shell Station, where the Brook ings Auto Parts usrd to he ard Mm G’en Duncan join ed the rest of the family in <•<>) brating Mrs. Duncan’s parents’ Golden Wedding, in Portland, last weekend. Mr. and Mrs Jack Hogan and Mrs. C. A. MacKenzie were dinner guests of the Ray Guerrettas, Sunday. The Hogans are very well known foimer residents, now liv ing at Santa Cruz, and are spend ing part of their holiday with their daughter, Mrs. C. T. M. Echols, and granddaughter, Mrs. Joe Hell- Dr. Ronniger Attends Cancer Conference Gvv - - «’ * • - • 3 s y » i (j r « t’j ond 7. •« 7 «I Jh> V wl rfta 4 « "V •' Thursday, September 15, 1955 With The Churches H g II o Wotld Yellow or White 3-MINUTE 2 lb. bag V A 'd P IL O T — B R O O K IN G S. O R E G O N / Highest Trades On Any Model W H IL E OU R P R E S E N T STO C K LASTS — Special Prices For Cash — & : " L MZÏD DEALER COAST POWER SAW EQUIP. CO. N i Brookings, Oregon fm » fTlßf THE OIN 1 WANT ADS \ USDA GOOD One of SI IAP S outdoor aviary’s finest bred birds to the first ten customers to buy one of our solid chrome cages priced from $7.50 You’ve been paying from $7.50 to $25 for these birds, without the cage. This is a real (»tier for these hardy little fellows that are conditioned and guaranteed to talk. \\ c have several colors to choose from S IN G E R S e r v i c e is A lw a y s A v a ila b le Bananas Your s in g e r * S e w in g M a c h in e d e - • • r v e » t h e fin e s t in s e r v ic e a n d p a rts R e m e m b e r, no m a tte r w h e re y o u m o v e , r e l ia b le SIN G ER S e r v ic e »• a lw a y s as clo s e as y o u r t e le p h o n e . First Come, First Served-----Two Days Only Friday & Saturday - First 10 customers each day — S K A F 'S I In ie 4541 S IK D FARM — — 4 ? files North of Crescent City off Et. Dick Highway, (Old 101) on Alder Road X ✓ s
