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BROOKINGS - HARBOR
'hursday, October 13, 1955
PILOT -
B aptist Y outh Fellow ship 6:30 p.m.
Evening W orship
7 :30 p.m.
TERIAN CHURCH
P ra y e r M eeting, Wed
7 :30 p.m.
V F \V HALL
S unday school
9:45 a m.
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Pioneer Road and P acific Ave. Choir reh earsal. Thur. 8:00 p.m.
H enry M. O sterm eier, M inister C herub and Ju n io r Choir
P lease subm it new revised copy so as to m ake th e next w eek's
reh earsal, S atu rd ay 1 0 :0 0 am .
Sunday School
9:45 a.m
if any, for your Church services, (taper —T hank You.
M orning W o rs h ip ............11:00 a.m. C rusaders. S atu rd ay 11:00 a m .
They m ust be in by M onday nig h t
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W estm inister Fellow ship 6:00 p m W om en's M issionary Society
3rd T h u rsd ay in the month.
W om en’s Association 2nd W ednes-
If you have no church home we
' . l a y of each month.
Choir reh earsal
1:30 p.m. Sat. invite you to worship w ith us.
TH E
With The Churches
ARTHUR E. SHERMAN, JR.
County Surveyer
Formerly of Kruger Building, Brookings
ANNOUNCES
Opening of office at Theilen Bldg.
535 Ellensburg, Gold Beach
W ill Continue to Offer Services in
Engineering — Surveying — Timber Cruising
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BROOKINGS
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BROOKINGS, OREGON
PRESB Y
7
Jam es S. Capps finished the
A w arning is out for m e rc h
a n ts to g uard against shoplifters I8S9 teaching a t Je rry s F la t
w ith the approaching holiday seas School w ith only th e following
ons. News sources sta te th a t sev scholars nam es on th e partly
By CLIFFO RD R o n R
eral stores a re making up a pool burned, salvaged school register:
of floating spotters in the stores Lucinda, A lbert and Andrew Clar-
Well, th an k goodness the world
11 rotation, to keep an eye o:i no; P earl, H artley and E arl Lin
series has again passed into h ist
tb -'ir stocks and Pee th a t all goods ville; Agnes, Amy, A. J. and A. L.
ory and once m ore Am ericans can
ta
k en from stores have been paid Bagnell; and Jam es and F rank
go back to minding th eir own
Miller.
for.
business. Undobtedly. no oth er
event, even including a president
In 1910, David Bowman, and his
ial election, can get as high an
D E L NORE
C arlos L. Ilunsinger, m anager brother-in-law , H enry Miller, built
interest
as
this
fall
baseball
class-
CHURCH O F CHRIST
CH RISTIA N SC IEN C E CHURCH
of th e E u rek a Social Security of the first chn?«e factory in C u rry
M eeting in G range Hall, Del io
fice will m ain tain office hours at County. They also had another a t
C orner P ine and Alder, across
N orte S tre et, Crescent City.
Universal in its attractio n , tho the C alifornia D epartm ent of Em
from the G reenhouse.
10:00 a m youngsters and o ldsters and all in ployment in Cnescent City . O ct P arkersburg.
S undav school from 9:45 to Sunday school
..... 11:00 a.m between carry on th e ir annual ober 19, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
10:30 a'm . Children and young W orship service
A w arning to those who fail to
people up to th e age of 20 a re wel- S unday eye.
„ service
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P m - drum beating for the hero of the
Mr. Ilu n sin g er will also m ain atten d to business in th e ir fra t
M m .ster, Dan Sawyers, phone 4682 mompnt
At this tim p Gewgp
come.
tain office hours at the City Hall ernal affairs m ight be issued by
Services
S unday at 11 a m.
.
------------------------ W ashington and A braham Lincoln
in Brookings. O ctober 18, from Ben Jones Ben couldn’t get aw ay
STAR O F T H E SEA CATHOLIC :ve way to D uke S nider and 1 :00 to 3 :00 p m.
and th ird W ednesdays, 8 o'clock
to atten d the last Pom ona G range
F a th e r Em il Kies, P asto r
Yogi Berra, end evien D avy Crock-
This in tin eran t service is m ain session at Sixes, so he was elected
Reading room in church open
Phone 2423
e tt is shoved back into his m istv tained to assist individuals in the
W ednesdays — 2:30 to 4:30.
M aster Ben is one of the few re
S acrifice of th e Mass, first Sun- ,,a st a s P ee W ee Reese comes in-
claim ing of th e ir old-age su rv iv maining c h a rte r m em bers of the
All are cordially invited.
days 11:00 a.m., o th er Sundays to his own with the young fry.
ors insurance benefits and to C lvtco G range and over 25 years
T here seem s to be an e x tra and w eekdays except Wednesdays,
And w ith th1? Dodgers in the furnish any o th er inform ation re l
8:00
a.m.
a m em ber He h as held several
ordinary hatch of grasshoppers.
Confessions Iteforv all M asses fray , th .'ir daily success or failure ative to the social security pro oi’ i , in the P atro n s of H usband
this year. T h ey 're giving cat and and on S atu rd ay s from 7:30 p.m” can b*' m easured by the respect
gram .
ry.
dog grasshopper lan ciers quite a , 0 g :30 p.m. except on the first *ve looks of joy or despondency
bit of exercise.
S atu rd ay .
on th e faces of th eir m yriads of
T here has hern an especially
Adult choir rehearsal 7:30 p.m. fans. F or Am ericans a re e v e r tiie
put
up
a
rugged
fight,
anil
th
a
t
heavy
infestation of grasshoppers
L U TH E R A N
F ridays.
w orshippers of
P j Un ' ' u°k thYre is alw ays an o th er year. Bu’ en the ranges, this sum m er. In
Services are held a t S ev en « -
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W hile bra2pnlv proud
of th e ir ¡f th?y (1o w i„ (hp worW |g e n tjr
many places they a te the softer
day A dventist Church.
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TIM OTH Y ’S FPISC O PA I
Rev. H a rry F. M iller, p asto r
t-... S o tre
.__ e * t .....
t
d ...... Road
n . . . , champions,
hearts,
grass grow th right down to th e
Fir
and j Azalea
Park
, .. ..... ely th eir
yours
and nevertlu
those who have
754 I St. C rescen t City. C alifornia T ^ , Rpv John R shi(telpr Vica,. Iess a re Wlth ,h e ne»r cham pion m ade your life m iserable by al hard stem s and w henever they
M orning service ...............8:30 p.m.
' Phnnp
who b a tt.e s down to the last in- w ays supporting the sure thing- can? iqxin anything dam p, they
Sunday school ................9:30 a.m.
get th eir ju st come-uppance.
gorged them selves on th e moist
SUNDAY
9:00 a.m ning to accomplish an upset.
E veryone is invited.
t>l course, those who prefer
It is too bad th a t inhabitants m aterial until they nearly burst.
T une in L u th e ra n H our every Holy E u ch a rist and Church school
alw ays to be on th e w inning sale, of some of tlr? satellite countries
Sunday 1 p.m., KCRE, C rescent THURSDAY
10:00 a in.
leaving sentim ent en tirely aside, abroad could not have w itnessed
Leo K orth, N orthw est store
Holy
Communion
City.
can alw ays root for those wlit £ ^ t h e A merican scene as its natives planning exjiert for McKesson and
the sta tistics favor; percentages gath ered around th eir radios and Robbins, is giv ing French«? A rrell
SEV E N T H - DAY A D V EN TIST
will g u ara n tee them success in TV sets during th e annual world a hand in getting his new super-
ASSEMBLY O F GOD
E lder Melvin Tom kins, P asto r
the m ajo rity of cases. But those 'lie s. T hen th ey might tak e w ith drugstore lined out.
9:30 a.m. S ab b ath school S a t
CHURCH
urday.
w > really w ant to exi>erience the a grain of salt th e propoganda fed
O ak and Pacific
11:00 a.m. P reach in g service
tin ill of a home run o r a double them relative to A m ericans car-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sm ith, of
Rev. W. J, Spencer
7 :00 p.m. W ednesday P ra y er
play, m ust cast th e ir lot w ith th e ing for nothing but money and Weed, California, visited th e ir
m eeting.
One of the friendliest churches challenger, the team the dopesterx power.
daughter, Mrs. Dan S tyers and
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in Brookings.
say can t win.
i n th e U.S. a Kremlin would family, over the weekend.
BROOKINGS RTRLE CHURCH S unday school, 9:45 to 10:45 a m.
Even if y o u r challenger loses play a jxMir second fiddle to Eb-
r,
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.
M orning w orship
11:00 a.m.
a lte r all. you can still console bets Field or Y ankee Stadium ,
Rev. E. F. McClain. P a sto r
Wp prpach Jpsus C hrist „
M ■ and Mrs. Lee Cham bers, of
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S unday S chool................ 9:45 a.m. fr jen(j to th e friendless.
O yourself w ith the fact th at they
Alb; ly, Oregon, visited their
M orning W orship............1 1 :00 a m. Evening service, 7 :30 evangelistic
d au g h ter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Young People’s M eeting 6:30 p.m.
We invite you to come and be
Mrs Ken Radford.
Evening S ervice................7:45 p.m. P art of o u r service
W ednesday E vening Bible S tu d y
1 be Young People of th? church
SUBSCRIBE NOW . . .
and P ra y er M eeting.......7 :30 p.m. m eet for C h rist's A m bassadors
every Sunday night a t 6:30 p.m.
TO T H E PILO T !!
and also for P ra y e r m eeting on
WAHURCH O F JE S U S CH R IST S a tu rd ry night at 7 :30.
Q F LA TTER DAY SAIN TS
Long distance service between
(G range H all)
Priesthood Meeting.
9:00 a m. Crescent City and Brookings has-
Sunday School
10:30 p.m. been improved by in stig a tio n of
two new additioiral®long disWnce
Sacram ent M eetij^j
7.30 p.m
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The relie© society m eets every ca rrie r channels, according to Roy-
Clawson, insta>ati<^ forem an f o r
Tuesday in p riv ate homes.
W est Coast Telephone.
B A P T IS T COMMUNITY
The c a rrie r equipm ent provides
additional talking channels w it’<
P acific Avenue
Rev. W a lte r S adler, P asto r
out interference over a single pair
M orning W orship................11 a.m. of telephone wires.
FkANCFS FI[1DS
® Increasing th e n u m b er of Cres-
Horae Economist
cierttSCUy-Brookings circuit.sOfrom
Oregon Wheal L i t ( ii
six to n ig h t, increases th e me ;sage
Lewis Building
c a r r y in g capacity of @the Brook»
Portlaid 4,0(0(31
ings-Crescent City long distance
circu its by 4 9 'f. »
As we sweep aw ay the last of
sum m er's leaves, our lives settle
down to more regular pattern*.
• Mr. and Mrs, Clive Jd an lev
In one of your patterns of activ-
w ere on basin^ss in M edford, over
> ty meal planning I hope to
the »eqjdW l.* • *
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become a regular help.
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FOR WHAT
IT'S WORTH
WANT ¿0
2nd GROWTH L O.GLAS FIR
FOR POLES and PILING
Call or W rite for Price List
Ililiilirr Ideas
lor Meal Planners
and Specifications
J. H Baxter Timber Co.
P. O. Bex 695
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Phone 6001
Crescent City, California
Evenings — Phone 6212
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N utrition
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DUE TO STOCK LOSS ON
WHALESHEAD RANCH
’CAUSE HE'S
USED CAR
There Will Be
G etting
I
h ere is a basic
DOUGHNUT RECIPE
S
Be Sure ot
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I or,I D 'ers sell
«<-» <or> 111.in other .k-.ilriv So
they have many more good (urn -ins to
be void av used can.
o w e r p r ic e « , lord Dealers arc n i l
I car price* arc cut
to the bone for quick turn over.
M ore d e p e n d a b ility . Your Ford
Dealer iv an established local business
man. He keeps in business by keeping
you pleased with every car he sells —
used as well as new.
B a t t e r « e le c t io n .
m u re
t
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NO TRESSPASSING ALLOWED
VIOLATORS WILL BE PROSECUTED
You’re Sure with your
F3RD DEALER'S.
7K
used cars and
TRr::.à
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D U N N IN G
Signed: Delmar Colegrove - Warren McNeeley
K
r is
' nuts are on display a t
orhOo 1 grocery store* and
ps Halloween, you know)
you like to make your own—•
— AND —
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know
O0UGHNUT TIMA!
F0RD DE^
— NO EXCEPTIONS —
you
A T..,
NO H u n tin g
N 0 FISHING
O verw eight
(hat a n u tri
tious diet is »lot a fattening diet?
For example, w heat foods in a
well-balanced diet are not fatten
in g. It is simply o n n u f in y that
causes overweight.
D i d y o u k n o w th a t to get
into a dress one size smaller re
quires losing from ten to Afteaii
pounds ?
D ’ d y o u k n o w that the flne*t
c a k e and past ry flours and mlxe*
are made from ''soft wheat-
varieties grown in Oregon?
IM
D id
M OTORS
SPECIAL TRICKS FOR
’ !NUT TREATS:
P'
d • iichnuta in r ra n u -
• 1 Mugar. a* . ctnna-
ri (
i d nut«, too. K rou Ukn.
add u 3 tablenpoona crated
■ rin d an<1 « u b e titu te «rance
for the liq u id Whil»- w a rm , dip
in d wder«<1 sugar Add m aple
i iin v and chopped nut«, serve
w arm w ith «coop of v an ill«
maple-
nut i< •• cream . I<azyT D ro
nfule
into hot fa t and have drop uvwAhnuts.
D i d y o u k n o w that there are
14,000 farm ers in Oregon whose
principal crop Is w heat? And
wheat is the largest agricultural
crop grown in Oregon.
eSFGON WHEAT COMMISSION
U.S. NATIONAL BAN« BUILDINS
PENOlftON. ORISON
“Your Authorized Ford-Mercury Dealer’
Brookings,
P* a t » •
vo’k» or 2 who»*
na-
t»l l i / h t A'1'1 J 'lip sugar 2 i
but*
» cup mtltuJEhft tog eth er:
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i «¡1 t’urv h * flour or < cup*
P
f; ir. 1 t. tia k ln c powder. 1 t-
hh ■
* t nutm .'g.
t. e ln n /m o a .
A I <ii> lngr»-dienta to liq u id and
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I, r u n til well blended CluJI
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i tc % In' h th lc k iM M . C u t
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'I c u tte r Ei j in heated fa t
-D- d'-ughnuta fro m vpatula
ir
i> < fat K ry on each side u n til
■ i - >un Remove, d ra in ow efr-
*ort ent pap« r.
Oregon
o regon W
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heat