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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1957)
ANNOUNCE CONVENTION FuR~ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Crescent City has been se lected as the site for the first ministerial convention of Jeho vah’s witnesses ever held in this area", Mr. John Kolb, p re siding m inister of the Crescent City Congregation announced to day. The three-day Circuit Conven tion will be held in the Main ex hibit Building of the Del Norte County Fairgrounds, August 30, 31, and September 1, 1957. The Convention program gets underway at 7:00 p. ni. Friday, August 30, with the keynote address: "Tell the Good News", sounding the theme for the week end assembly. Highlights of the Convention will be the baptism of newly de dicated m inisters at Jedediah State Park Saturday afternoon, and the showing of the color film, "Happiness of the New World Society' , at 7:30 p .m . Saturday, August 31st. The public Bible discourse, "Removing the Barr-1 iers dividing mankind", to be de livered at 3:00 p .m . S u n d ay , September 1st will climax th e Convention, rhe speaker, Will iam D. Couch of Pennsylvania, will serve as Convention ch air man. The convention will be devoted to sensible and practical Bible talks and Christian worship. One thousand delegates are expected to attend from Northern California and Southern Oregon. CAMERA CL UB TO MEET T h e recently re -a c tiv a te d Brookings Camera Club will hold a meeting Friday night at 7:30 p m . in the Bonn Motel re c re a tion room. Those interested in joining are welcome to attend. scratch pads I0< la c e y o u r O r d e r NOW P h o n e 3725 "E mployment _______ remains the CHETCO GRANGE BOOTH TAKES SECOND AT FAIR The community booth prepared under the leadership of th e Chetco Grange placed second at the Curry County Fair at Gold Beach last weekend. It was really a community booth as members of several organizations helped with its preparation. Cecil Rogers of the Graige w as the chairman of the booth com mittee and he planned the "Chetco Art Gallery’" as the booth was called. Seven shadow boxes displayet the varied activities of this a re a The seven displays were p repar ed as follows: Floriculture, by Dorothy Simpson for the Pacific Croft Lily Growers Association; Church, by Jessie Judkins of the Harbor Community club; Schools by Mrs. J.A. Vaughn of the PTA; Vacation, by Gordon Olsen of the Lions Club; Lumbering , by Cecil Rogers for the lumbering industry; and farming by Ernest Wheeler of the Chetco Grange; and Fishing by Marion Rogers oi the Chetco Grange. OTHER FAIR NOTES This part of the county was ably represented by its Fair Princess, Alice Smith, who with the Princesses from the other parts of the cqhnty were guests of the Fair Board at Gold Beach for the three days of the fair. The three girls took part in all the various activities of the Fair and were honored guests at severa special events. Brookings Items Yolande Vaughan was honored Monday evening with a stork shower, given by the Gamma Gamma chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi. It was held at the home of Laverne Allison. Sue McKenzie and Thelma Houvila prepared the lunch. Games were played. Yolande received many beauti ful gifts. ****************** Judy Mosier left for Olympia Washington Monday. She will be visiting relatives there for three weeks. »«»*«***«*«****« Charlotte Chapman will be working in the office of Dr. Anthony Leschin starting the end of this week. ***»•**♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦* A new face can be seen at Hi-way Mkt. nowadays, w ith Verl Cox now working there on a full time basis. H i; COUNTY FAIR NOTES SAME DURING JULY IN AREA Employment remained about the same during July, according to word received from the local labor market, conducted by tht Oregon State Employment Ser vice. A slight Increase was due to call backs and re-h lres as the lumber mills completed their vacations and repairs. The number of new unemploy ment claims was 20% more than the total for the month of July a year ago. 1 he estimated number of un employed was 6% less than last month. There is a general feeling that business men have experienced conditions as good as last year, but they seem to be "pulling in their horns" as to expansion and they are also reviewing their plans to reduce costs. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rogers left Monday to take Glen's father to Los Altos, Calif. They will return next week. ______ P k WIUW p j — nAKoUK The Princess from the central part of the county became the Fair Queen as her areaam assec the largest number of points from exhibits entered. We can be very proud of twoof the young 4-H club members from this area, tht Misses Shir ley Hewitt, and Marilyn Hale Shirley won both a trip to the State Fair at Salem and a 4-H Summer School scholarship for next June at Corvallis as she took the Grand Champion ribbon award with the blue formal she Lloyd Stefani, local barber, made anti modelled. had surgery postponed one week The formal was of blue taffeta on the advise of his doctor, be with a white print nylon overskirt cause the Coos Bay blood bank Miss Hale received her trip was out of his type of A negative to the State Fair for being first blood. in her division of sew ing a cotton Lloyd spent Sunday night in dress she made and modelled. the MeAuley Hospital arid a 11 In fact she took two first, one day Monday in Coos Bay awaiting for the cotton dress and the other surgery. for being judged best in the dress Lloyd says that the company review and modelling. of his ward buddies partially The dress review was held on compensated for the ordeal o f Saturday evening at the Queens awaiting the unpleasant in vain. banquet at the Sunset Inn. One buddy, Mr. Pete Boni an, This area w as well represented of Bandon, had spent much of in the art section of the fair also. his boyhood in Brookings and Mrs. Margo Rapraeger won First had gone to school with Iva, Diva and Second awards for water- and George Fitchu. He Inquired colors , with her recent painting: of many of the old tim ers and "Fighting the Gale" and "Four .said his school chums would re B ird s.' An oil painting entitled remember him as "P ressy" Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum " painted by Mr Bom an. Lloyd asks if the old say Elmer Rapraeger won a blue rib bon in the figure and portrait ing that "The expectancy is more | classification. tun than the realization" should Mrs. Dan Masset also entered have anything to do with his going back next Sunday to try again. several of herpainting, and was Oh well, anything to get a winner with an oif pai.it ing called two week vacation is not to Rainy Night in B ro o k in s". 1 hi food booth was the busiest be overlooked. ¡place on the lair grounds, and TO LEAVE ON TRIP Mrs. Dorotha Ray, president, William We idem an will leave and the many members of th e August 15 on a two months trip. Emblem club that worked there I for several days deserve every He will stop off for two days and visit Lee and Helen Rice at |ei nt that they ch ar on the ven Colorado Springs then fly to ture. They did a fine job, but Macon, Georgia to visit h is wen a weary group by Sunday grandson and family. evening. ‘ iMtiiitiiiiiiuiiiiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini \ / * 8 I W ith the Churches .1 ■H O O K IN G S PRESBYTERIAN C H l’a c II P io n e ir Road and P acific Ave Sunday School 9 45 a m M o rnin g W orship I I 00 a m W estm inster Fellow ship 6 00 p m Church Session 2nd Monday each m onth at 7 30 p m W o m e n \ A sociatian 2nd Wed nesday each m onth at 7 30 p ni C h o ir R e h ia rs a l e a c h S a tu rd a y each m onth at I 45 p m A ftern o o n C ircle 4th W .d n s at 1 00 p m . ta n 5 STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC CHI R( f| NOBODY OUT-TRADES DUNNING MOTORS H ig h w a y 101 Oak and Redwood Sts F ather E m il H Kies Sunday Mass Schedule — F irst S u n d ay of m o n th , 7 00 a m Sung ___ „ i.igh* Mass 11:00 a m , a ll other Sundays, 7 00 & 9 00 a m D a ily Mass. 8 00 a m , F irst F ri day and H oly Days of O blication. 7 00 p.m. Confessions before a ll Masses, and S aturday evening, 7 30 to 8 30 p.m. Catechetical In stru ctio n fo r ele m entary school pupils on Satur day m ornings, 10 00 to 11 15 a m .; fo r high school students, 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings. 7 00 to 8 00 p.m. C hoir practice every F rid a y at 7 30 p m in church. A lta r Society meets re gu la rly on firs t Tuesday of the m onth at 8 00 p m . in the parish hall. C o n fra te rn ity o f C hristia n Doc trin e meets re g u la rly on 3rd Mon day of the m onth at 8 00 p m in the parish haR SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHLKCH B R O O K IN G S , Nobody can! Sabbath School, Sat Preaching Service Prayer Meeting Wed C hoir Rehearsa F ri Dorcas M eeting, Tue 9 30 a m 11 00 a m. 8 00 p m . 7.00 p.m 10 00 a fHRISTIA N SCIENCE CHI RCH H IG H E S T T R A D E S — volum e dealing p e r m its highest tra d e -in , low m arkup L O W E S T P R I C E - F o r d - s u g g e s t e d p rices lo w est of lo w -p ric e d th re e SM ALLEST DOW N PAYM ENT i Come in gel info a C orner, of Pine and A ld e r across fo rm the Greenhouse Sunday School fro m 9 45 to 10 30 a m C hildre n and Young People up to the age of 20 are a ll welcome. Services Sunday at 11 00 a m Testim o nia l m eeting on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 8 00 p m The Reading Room in the church is open on Tuesda.es and Thursdays fro m 1 30 to 4 30 AH are c o rd ia lly in v ite d . BAPTIST fOM M I NITY CHl'KC H NEW FORD lead- cash difference for COOS BLOOD BANK CAUGHT SHORT • Pacific Avenue Rev W alter Sadler, Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a m I B 5 M o rnin g W orship 1100 a m Y outh Fellow ship 6 30 p.m Evening W orship 7:30 p m P rayer Meeting, Wed. 7 30 p.m C ho ir Rehearsal, T hur. 8 00 p m Cherub and J u n io r C ho ir Rehearsal, Sat. Jo 00 a.m Crusaders, Satruday 11 00 a m W om en's M issio n ary M eeting 3rd Thursday in the m onth I f you have no church home we in v ite you to w orship w ith us FAITH LI T ill RN ( HI R< | | Service* are held at the Seventh Day A d ve n tist Church, Brookings Joseph Galambos. Pastor B ible School Sunday Worship 9 30 a.m 11:00 a m * Thursday Youth League 7 00 p.m A d u lt Mem, Class 8 15 p in Tune in "The L u th e rn H o u r” every Sunday. K E IM . 5 30 p.m . TV , ’This Is The L ife ” 5 00 p .i Everyone Is welcome to our w orship KT. TIMOTHY'S < HI RI H Episcopal F ir St. and Azalea P ark D rive Rev D avid V. A Browne Phone 2994 M o rnin g W orship 9 00 a m 1st. 3ru and 5th Sundays, The H oly Eucharist 2nd and 4th Sunday M ornings Prayer 2nd Wednesday St. T im o th y 's G u ild . 7.30 p m 3rd Thursday A lta r G u ild 8 00 p m assem bly of god c h ik c h Come and W orship W ith Us In Each Service C orner o f Oak and P acific P O Box 818 — Phone 3453 Rev W illa rd J Spencer, Pastor Sunday School 9 45 ■ 11 00 a m Morning Worship 1100 a.m Young People 8 30 7 30 p.m Evangelistic Service Tuesday Evening 7 30 p.m BRiMIRINGR bible chi rch 303 N Karel Street Sunday School 9 45 a m M o rnin g W orship I I 00 1 m Y outh Meetings # JO p m B ible S tudy and P rayer M eeting Wed 7 30 p m We Preach The B ible As It Is For Men As They Are. CHI RCH OF JERI'R CHRIRT OF LATTER DAY HAINTR Grange H all Priesthood M eeting P rim ary. Saturday Sunday School Sacrament M eeting 9 00 a m. 10 00 a.m to 30 a m fl 30 p m I
