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FRIDAY,' OCTOBER, 14, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE ELEVEN Subject 'Atonement,' At Christ Church "Doctrine of Atonement" will be tht subject of (lit lesson-sermon tlili Sunday t tin First Church n( Christ, Scientist, Tenth end Wash ington, The (lolden Tt will be from II Corinthians tig. "All things are ol Ood. hu hath reconciled us lo him self by Jasua ChrUI, and Imth given In us tht ministry of reconciliation." Dlvtnt worship la at II a. m. in th. main church auitltorliiin with flunday achuul clasus downstairs at (hi aariw Imur. A wresly inert lug I 1x10 aath Wednesday at I p ll, anil a Irr resiling room la maintained by tin church at loaj Math, open every day esrrpt Bun days and holidays. Illrludrd Incluilrd III tllla week ' Iruon will be tht following Iroin Koinani a a. Tiny ttial ara In the firth cannot pleas. Ood." from "Hcirura and Health With Kry to tin Honplures" by Mary llakrr Kddy will b tut leach Ood 'a lova lo man, but man cannot lovt Ud supremely and act his whole affections on spiritual things, while loving the material or trusting In It mora than In tha spiritual." STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSES! TWOLANC sreeeroB I xZ. STOPPED I I 1 IJI I in T v.v.v; SCHOOL US L0ADIN6 Oft. UNLOADING Coming Missionaries To Sacred Heart Two ouutandlni Jcsull mlulonar Ira will conduct a mission at K. crad Hrart Catholic church Sunday, October 1(. through Sunday, Otto bar 23. Tht missionaries, who art of tht ! Northwest and Alaska dutrlct, are Father Christopher McDonnell, s, J . and Father Francli A. Toner, J. , Service- will bruin at 7:30 each evening. Although tha mission it primarily for Catholics, thou of other bellefa art cordially welcome. lb)rrl The object of tha mission, la to liva people a realization of the pur pnae of 1IH and of man a appointed destiny, to enable people to aet whether they are directing their court toward lllr'a proper foal of eternal happiness, and to inspire perterverance despite set-backs. Subjects for the evening aermona art aa follow i: Sunday. Tha Pur dom of Life": Monday. 'The Ob atarlra of Life": Tuesday. "Life's Failure": Wednesdsy. 'The Begin ning of Life"; Thursday. "Lit' Booka art Balanced ": Friday. "Tha Renewal of Life"; Saturday. "The Maaa Eiplalnrd '. and Sunday, Tht Ktrrnal Life." MiTPUCANt M6HMV Plan Expansion Home? Check Size of Plot Before buying or building a boat with tht Intention of eipandlng Ita lia at a later date, the homeowner hould flrat make aura that tha aiu of tht plot will permit future ex pansion, aaya th Construction Re search Bureau. New York clearing hou for building Information. Th houat or plot buyer la adviard to ob tain from hla local building official! a copy of tht zoning law before making any purchase. Building Cdea Moat oommunlllea and aome lending agenclea have regulation! governing th distances from the hout to the street ana to outer property llnta, tht Bureau cau tioned. Theae dlatancea are usual ly atated aa minimum to prevent crowding or encroaching upon ad joining property. Few front yarda art permitted to be leaa than 20 feet, aide yarda leaa than feet, and the requirement are usually more. Limitation Limitation ar aet on how much of th plot can be occupied by bulldlnga. Then rang from 264 to 40 - In most residential (ones. In the case of a 100' x 50' plot where 35". occupancy la the maximum. house and garage can cover no more than 1250 square feet. Unless the house la extremely small, tht would obviate any additions at ground level: any expansion would have to be In the form of a second story. MEXICO HELPS Ol STUDENT r, -. .....jrTari. , HAVEN IN MEXICO Joe Burstein, his wife and daughter find a good life. SCHOOL BUS LOADING OR UNLOADING 1 k ', I W "WW SSTOPPED Jl J1.' " V J i'.'.'.'WW!' Confused about Oregon's new school but stopping law? Thla U th way it works. On a two- an roadway, you must atop when meeting or overtaking school bus which has halted to load or urioad children. On roadwavs having three or more lanes, you must stop only If you r traveling In the tarn dlrertlon. After having stop,d. you must not proceed aa long aa any children ar leavingth bus or cro..mi th roadway. To assist in holding tr.llic while children cross th. road, all buses ar. iuip ped with red stop signal arms as rapidly as possible. Vow must stop for Mi bos whether er not tha stop arm b dl.plared. I s. f this signal by the bo. driver .Imply Indictee the situation require ye. M remain .tapped. Th. law applies equally to'clty street and rural roads and highways. 'Baby Arsonist Fires Theatre VANCOUVER. B. C, Oct. 14 lPI A "baby arsonist" who tried four times before setting fire to a su burban theatre, was reported by po- 1 lice yesterday. H. H. Macsnee, theatre manager. said the six-year-old boy had filled a cardboard box with paper and pushed It under the wooden stair way. Flame, were leaping alx feet In tht air when discovered. "The boy stood beside the fire heaping more paper on the flames." Macsnee reported. Police turned the matter over to the fire marshal for disciplinary action. Peace Sermon On Evangelists -How to become an Kvangellst" Is the ml Jf the sermon to be given at Peace Memorial Presbyterian church 4431 S. 6lh street Sunday. Tht sermon deals with the Chris tian's responsibility and privilege ef being Christ's witness. Tha choir, under Ihe direction ol Carl llagel, will alng th. anthem The Heavens a r . Declaring." b y Beethoven. Marlle. Crawford Is th. onanist. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock the high school Westminster fellowship will meet at the church. Nel 01rn la tha leader for the meeting. Th. meeting will feature a play in two acts, entitled "Let's g 1 1 on tht Ball." All young people of the com munity are urged to attend these meetings. rilMew Series Continued At Brethren Week's Program For St. Paul's Services for Sunday, October 18, th. ltth Sunday after Trinity, will be as follows at St. Paul's Episcopal church: I a. m. celebration of the Holy Communion. i (:44 a. m. cnurcn school. All teachers and pupils ar. expected to be. present. Classes have been ar ranged and the full curiculum will begin. 11 a. m. morning prayer and sermon. The sermon theme will be, "Could you change your habit of thinking?" On Tuesday, at 6:30 p. m. tht Men's club will met In the parish hall for a talk and program. Wednesday night, at 7:30 p. m. Thou ahalt not kill." the Sixth Commandment, la tht basis for the I next message In a aeries on the i Ten Commandments to be spoken I I bv Rev. Edward Lander at the 11 o'clock morning worship service at th. Community Church of the Brethren. 4273 Bristol loff Summers j lane). The theme will be "Don't Be I a Traitor I" Mrs. Jean Rlffey. superintendent of tht church school, will direct the I work of th. several classes which convene at (:4& a m. children of all agea art Invited, and a nursery la provided for chlldrrn up to 4 years of age during the morning worship service. There Is also a church school class for adults. The Women'a circle will hold Its srml-mnnlhly meeting on Tuesday afternoon at t o'clock at the home of Mrs. June Vaughn, 1608 Hnlsey street. The community Is cordially In vited to attend the church's services and meetings. Family Day At First Presbyterian Bunday. October 16 will be oh served by lite hirst Presbyterian church as Christian Home Sunday. It is urgently hoped that families will attend church together on this day. In keeping with thla thought of Christian Home Sunday. Rev. David J. Uarnrtt will speak on "When W. j Pray lor our Children." The choir, ! under the direction of Andrew Lo I ney. will sing "Thanks to Thee. O : Lord." accompanied on th. organ j j by Mrs. Elbert Veatch. The kindergarten department of the Sunday school. Is for all pre school aged children. Their guid ance Is under the supervision oi well planned course of studv and wor for th. children. The plan In this department Is "Planned 8tudy for the Horn, and Church"." By us ing such a course of atudy It I brings closer cooperation with the child In the home and In the church. The children, while in Bun day school, also have some hand work activity. This department of the church school Is growing rapid ly, but there la always room tor more. Baptist Group Plans Trip To Portland Folk Dance Clinic Set for Oct. 22 OREOON STATE COLLEGE This campus will be the meoca tor folk dance enthusiasts from Oregon and parte of Washington when the ' third annual American folk dance clinic will be held here Saturday. October 22. The cllnlc-la sponsored jointly by the women's physical education department and the Promenaders, an organization of j student, faculty and townspeople interested In folk dancing. The clinic I especially for those Interested In learning to teach foul dancing, either a beginners or In advanced classes. The beginning group will be led by Mrs. Margo Florea. Portland, while these study ing advanced pattern will be in- A large group of members of the I Calvary Baptist church. East Main I ttructed by Miss Erma weir of the and Oarden. plana to attend the an MERICO CITY OIV-Take It from Jot Bursuln, that veteran's student allow snot goes a whole lot farther In Mexico than It doea In th UB. Burstein, studying Spanish litera ture at the Mexico City college, la only on of about a thousand vet erans now enrolled In school in Mexico. The UB. government pay their tuition and gives Burstein, his wife, Oeraldlne, and young daugh ter, Delilah, 1120 a month to live on. Burstein won hi right to the j grant by 11 months of overseas duty In North Africa and Europe with th Mist Engineer Regiment. Contact with Spanish-speaking peo ple In North Africa gave him the Idea for hla Intended carer teach ing Spanish In U-S. schools. He had had three year of Spanish m high school "but I really learned - to speak It In Africa." Shanghai Born I He was born in Shanghai 26 years i ago, the eon of a refugee White Russian furniture auctioneer. Hi father brought him to the UB. when he waa 10. stopping two years along the way In Cludad Juarez, Mexico. But he had forgotten all the Spanish he learned there. He grew up in Marin City. Calif, near San Fran cisco. After tht war he went back to Marin City, married hi wife, Oer aldlne Percy. Allowance Burstein's allowance amounts to 103S pesos a month. Of this, 300 pesos about t3 goes for a pent house apartment and another 300 goes for food. Other household ex pense take up ISO peso more and the rest goes for books, clothing and incidentals. The penthouse apartment ha a big terrace where Delilah plays and a good new of the snow-capped Ix taccihuatl and Popocatepetl moun tains. The couple had a series ol servants, but couldn't find one they liked. They finally gave up and Oer aldlne doe her own housework now. It's harder than It would be In the U.S, tine she washes vege tables in a germicide. And water ha to be boiled for drinking. They shop In a super-market, but buy Mexican products to make the food money go farther. Dally Sehcdale Burstein's day goes somethlnf Ilk. this: Up at 6:30; breakfast on orange Juice, oatmeal, toast and cocoa or tea. Walk a mil to school and classes until 1 p m. Then home for a heavy lunch th Burstein find that In Mexico City's 7900-foot altitude their main meal should be in the middle of the day. Lunch I usually meat and two vegetable and dessert. Also on ac count of th. altitude, a siesta la! necessary. I After that, Joe either studies or I goes to a sports club nearby for basketball, swimming, tennis or the , Spanish gam of "fronton", known In Cuba as "Jal-alal. He says hes not very good at It. ! Supper la a light meal, frequently Just tea and cookies or cake. After! that come more study until bed-' tune. 'Song in the Night' At Mt. Loki MT LAKI Rev. J. R. Dtlap. pas- tor of tht Mt. Lakl church, will give a sermon entitled "Song In the Night" at divine worship Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Sunday school will bt at :4S am. High school and Junior Christian Endeavor will meet at 7 p m with the sermon topic, "Christendom Cross Examined." Choir practice will be at 7.30 p m, Wednesday. Nurses 8lody Poll SPOKANE, Oct. 14 UPh-On hun dred nurses from Washington, Ida ho and Oregon a r attending s Burstein will gradual this year ZT., and then go to Ban Francisco State college for a year of pedagogical training to get hi teacher' certifi cate. Mexico has more OI students than any other foreign country except Prance. There axe 1322 In France. Mexico, Incidentally, 1 the only menu at St. Luke's hospital. Th clinic closes tomorrow. Hunting Fatality GARFIELD. Wash, Oct 14 fyP) Donald Neal, 13. was fatally wound ed yesterday when struck by th charge from a shotgun ha waa iw- Latln American country which has moving from a car. Th high school formal "veteran!' attache" In Its embassy. freshman had been his brother. nun ting with LOUIE'S FOOD STORE Open Daily Until Midnight! Open Sundays and Holidays 147 East Main Phone) 6474 tsf nual assolcatlonl meeting of South era Baptist churches In Oregon, to be held October 18 and 19 at the First Southern Baptist church of Portland. The church Invites visitors to at tend Its services each Sunday. Sun day school la at :45 a. m.. fol lowed by worship at 11 a. m. Train, lng union Is at 6:15 p.m.. with the Sunday evening preaching serv ice at 7:30. Pastor E. R. Jacks will begin a new series of sermons Sunday night. be at 11 a. m, and the regular eve nlng service will be at 7:30. A mid week Bible study meeting Is held each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. All ar welcome. physical education staff. Last year more than 100 attended the clinic. taken from the Oospel of John. A chart will be used to Illustrate th. messages. Installation of new officers of the Women's Missionary union was held recently. Refreshments wer served at th. dose of the meeting. Sunday school training sessions for all teachers and officers were held this week. Prayer meeting will b next Wed nesday at 7:30 p. m, with choir practice Thursday at 7:30 p. m. OUR VALUES LEAD! WHY PAY MORE! 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