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BROOKINGS CHURCH NEWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH V.F.W. Hall Pioneer Road °rd Pacific Ave. Henry M. Ostermeiet, > . 'ter Sunday School......„......9:45 a.m. Morning Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Westminster Fellow ship----- ---- ---- ---- 6:00 p.m. Church Session 2nd Monday eaoh month at 7:30 p.m. Women’s Association 2nd Wed* nesday each month at 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal each Satur day each month at 1:45 p.m. Afternoon Circle 4th Wednes day at 1:00 p.m. STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak and Redwood Sts. Father Emil H. Kies Sunday of month, Sung High Mass, 11:00 a.m.; all other Sun days, 8:00 a.m. Daily Mass (except Wednes days), 8:00 a.m.; First Fridays, 7:00 p.m Sunday Mass Schedule—First Confessions before all Masses, and Saturday evening, 7:30 - 8.30 p.m. Catechetical Instruction for elementary school pupils on Sat urday mornings. 10:00 - 11:15 a.m ; for high school students, Thursday evenings, 7:00 - 8:00 pm. Altar Society meets regularly on first Tuesday of the month at 8:00 p.m. in parish hall. — Page Bbven Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon Thursday, July 12, 1956 ASSEMBLY O F GOD CHURCH C o n i and W orship W ith Us In Each Service Corner of Oak and Pacific P. O. Box 816 — Phone 3453 4unday School 9-45-11 00 a.m. Sunday W orship .11 00 a.m young People ... 6:30-7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service..... 7:30 p.m Tuesday Evening........... 7 :30 p.m Your Neighbor and P asto r Richard D. Etters Makes Honor Roll Pre-School Exams Urged for School R ichard D. E tte rs of B ro o k -. ings w as listed on the spring term The sta te board of health honor roll at Oregon S ta te college. T hursday urged p are n ts to ob Cherub and Junior Choir SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Rehearsal, Saturday ... 10 a.m To be eligible for the honor tain com plete physical and dental CHURCH roll, stu d en ts m ust have a grade exam inations as soon as possible Cru !ers, Saturday.....11 a.m Ider Melvin Tompkins, Pastor Women's Missionary Meeting: point average of 3 ^ 0 or better, for all children en terin g school abbath School, S at....9:30 a m for the first tim e this fall. w ith 4 points being an A. Third Thursday in the Month Preaching Service.......11:00 a.m. E tters, who is th e son of Mr. I Dr. H arold M. Erickson, s ta te If you have no church home J rayer meeting, Wed 8:00 p.m. and Mrs. Miles E tte rs is a g r a d - 1 h ealth officer, said th a t Oregon we invite you to w orship wdth us. Rev. Willard J. Spencer u ate student, m ajoring in physics. ' school au th o rities ask p aren ts for Jhoir Rehearsal, Fri....7:00 p.m records of such medical and den tal Dorcas Meeting, Tue...l0:00 a.m. exam inations at the tim e children BROOKINGS BIBLE CHURCH FAITH HUGE 101 PR O JE C T NOW first register. 303 N. Hazel Street LUTHERAN CHURCH E xam inations should be o b ta in PROGRESSING ON WILSON CK CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Rc». E. r . McClain, P asto r Services are held a» th e Seventh ed early to allow tim e to com Sunday School ......... 9:45 a.m. CHURCH W ork is progressing on the W il Day A dventist C hurch Brookings plete im m unization schedules and M orning W orship.......11:00 a.m. son Creek gooseneck on 101 this any corrective w ork which is in Corner of Pine and Alder, Bible School 9:30 a m. Youth Meet.ngs ............6:30 p.m. side of K lam ath, and Del N o rteis dicated, Dr. Erickson said. across from the Greenhouse Sunday W orship 11:00 a.m. are looking forw ard to welcoming Bible Study and P ray er M eeting Sunday School, from 9:45 to M em bership Class, He also rem ined p aren ts th a t an o th er stretch of four lane high- m any school d istricts require 10:30 a m. Children and Young T h ursday ....................... 8:00 p.m. W ednesday ...................7 :30 p m. Wp Preach The Bible As It 1»— day. E a rth moving equipm ent is copies of b irth certificates for all People up to the age of 20 are Everyone is invited. For Men As They Are. sta rtin g a mile or so this side of new’ admissions. These copies m ay all welcome. Tune in on the Lutheran Hour the creek and the e a rth fill for be obtained by w riting or visiting Services Sunday at 11:00 a m every Sunday. KIEM, 5:30 p.m ^CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST the bridge approach is shaping up. the sta te board of health, room Testimonial meeting on the The site is the scene of m any ac 979, P o rtlan d sta te office building. I OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ST. TIMOTHY’S CHURCH cidents, some of which have been One dollar should accom pany the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 8 p.m (Grange Hall) EPI8COPAL fatal. request for each copy. The Reading Room in the Priesthood Meeting 9:00 a.m. Fir St. and Azalea Park Drive In fo rm atio n should include the Church is open on Wednesdays Sunday School...... „...10:30 a.m The Rev. John R. Shideler, Vicar full nam es of the child and the trom 2:30 to 4:30. S acram ent M eeting 6:30 p.m. FREAK DAHLIA? ? ? Phone 3275 parents, and the d ate an place of Primary, Saturday....10:00 a.m AU are cordially Invited. Guy S h ra d er showed us P ilo ts ! birth, to enab le s ta te board of — Sundays — a dahlia freak, this week It was health sta ff m em bers to search Morning Worship------ 9:00 a.m. w h a t’s known as a "m utation", the records. THE WEATHER 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays, BAPTIST Again we extend limited sym caused by some m ixup in the The Holy Eucharist COMMUNITY CHURCH p ath y for those who have to try little bits th at m ake up dahlias 2nd and 4th Sunday mornings, Pacific Avenue to exist in the clim ate of most of and such. T here w ere two perfect ____ .„___________ Prayer Rev. Walter Sadler, Pastor O regon and adm ire th eir fo rtitu d e pink pom-poms the m in atu re kind Thursday, Sunday School------------9:45 a.m W hile much of the sta te sw eltered closely jam m ed hack to back The Holy EucharisL...10:00 a.m By CLIFFORD P. ROWE Morning WorshiJ----- 11:00 a m in th e 90's the happy residents of Siam ese fashion, on a double rib — 2nd Wednesday — How tim es have changed! Youth Fellowship------ .6:99 p m th e lower extrem e coastal strip bed stem . Guy’s w atching to see St. Timothy's Guild...— 7 :30 pm A few years ago I nead in the Evening Worship____ 7 :30 p m found it too chill to go to the if th e fneak repeats w hile hunting — 3rd Thursday — beaches and not uncom fortably around to see w-hat could be done paper w here th e n atio n ’s te a c h Prayer Meeting, Wed...7:30 p m w ith it should it persist. e r’s assem bled in P o rtlan d in n a w arm up the river valleys. Choir rehearsal, Thur„.8:00 p m Altar Guild _______ 8:00 p.m tional convention had passed a resolution asking for higlw»r pay, an h o u r of rest d uring the school day In addition to the lunch hour, tightening of restrictio n s for teacher certificatio n and fu rth e r w ent on record as opposed to hav ing th eir salaries based on m erit. As the b attle -sc arred veteran of public school teaching during the depression years, I w as stru ck tv th e m anner in w hich the picture has changed. In those days which w ere cursed or blessed by a teach er surplus, m em bers of the pro fession w ere more concerned w ith g ettin g a jot) and holding it than they wen* w ith salaries. In fact, so desperate was the situation th at unem ployed teachers w ere offering to teach for less money than those em ployed in o rd er .to get th eir jobs. As can readily be seen, in those days those who w ere doing the hiring hail teach ers over a bnrrei If a hungrey te ac h er d ared to ask for a raise he was quickly mad * aw are of the fact th a t he had no o th e r place to go and th at he had b e tte r be satisfied th a t he hail a job. Consequently re quests wci > few am i far between. Today th e shoe is on th<* o th er foot. W ith a scarcity of teachers and the influx of stu d e n ts into th e public schools increasing a- lardingly, the te ach er rath e h than the school board is novz nam ing the tune. And it is the la tte r condition which gives me cans«* for w orry; for 1 am firm ly j convinced th at a balance of power is more to be desired than to have In a Thunderbird Special V-8 engine* 225 eager "hortes” await your inttructione one faction in com plete control. •A vailable I d Fordomntle Falrlaoaa and Station W agons Any ex trem e is bound sooni r ! or la te r to reach the b u rstin g [mint and the reaction could do j much barm to education. In the final analysis, the ta x p ay er is th e one who m akes the decision, and the tragic p art of it is th a t the tax p ay er is too often m ore in te r ested in his pocketbook than in using good judgem ent. For th at reason alone I would urge the teach ers to use caution in th eir dem ands. 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