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Sense And Some
NO N SEN SE-
Our contem porary, "The T rip
som e section o) the shu,
licate.” says the Azalea Festival
The show is open to
is under sponsorship of the Azalea
Brookings
High
School
one interested; not to 2
Garden Club. Certainly, were it
den club members only
not for the Azalea Garden Club,
the Brookings-Harbor cham ber of
Scott Edwards, of Daytor. h
commerce might wonder just the High School Auditorium
‘
.
Eight O’clock P. M.
was a brief viistor in Broe-^
score—but this erroneous article,
w ritten hastily, and perhaps w ith Processional: "P rie st’s Mkrch by Mendelssohn” .. M rs . L evitt H orner S aturday.
out consultation, does not help to
/n r o c a f i o n ......................... R ev . C harles D unham , B aptist Church
make for unity locally.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
Tuesday, May 21, 1946
c
The Azalea Festival is a proj
ect backed by the whole commun-
ity, in which the lead was taken
by the chamber of commerce, in
an effort to combine all efforts
into one unit. It goes w ithout
saying everyone in the town _
no m atter what affiliations, m ust
aid in every way possible dur
ing this event. Certainly the Gar
den Club is doing its rightful
share, and perhaps more.
By D ewey
While out of town over the
week-end to visit my family a t
Dayton, it was my privilege to
talk to quite a number of people
who are interested in this area.
Almost without exception,
uvpuuii, one
une of
oi
the first four or five questions
put to me was: "How about the
schools <,f that vicinity?’’
What are you going to do for
many people who will come to
Brookings for the Festival ? So
many are coming, refusing to
think about housing facilities in
any manner. Therefore, it may
be expected that people will be
going from house to house, look
ing « for
ething m
ust
— « a bed—som
w-u’ svuieimng
mus
. . d°ne—and th at soon, in an
,iciPation of this emergency
It is suggested that the hos
It was with no little pleasure pitality com m ittee m a k e some
that I could answer—"They're to
build a new grade school building
— voters gave an overwhelming
assent to such a move.” If my
m tm ory doesn’t fail me, it was
predicted in this column a few
weeks ago that the eyes of the
countiy would be on the decision
of the distrwt, about her schools.
People interested in making a
home fii'st would look about the
schools almost at the same time
they would look into possibilities
ot making a living. It was with
much pride that boasting could
be made in affirmative for these
two questions.
Count was to«f of the numbers
of times the question arose con
cerning the Azalea Festival —
‘ tell me about tht azaleas,” Is
tht re to ht a flower show one
/life that mentioned in such and
su< h paper?" "Are they going to
h a l f the wild-hog barbecue again
like they used to?”
S a lu ta to ry
Address .................................................
C arroll R eekman
Vocal Solo, “I Love Life and the Big Brown Bear,” E ugenia M oore
Votedictory Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A d d r e s s .....................................
D r . S tevenson , President, S. O. C. E.
C arol L ee C rockett
Presentation of the Class of 191,6.........................
L evitt D. H orner
Presentation of D ip lo m a s ...................
H erbert P ayne
Chairm an, Board of Education
sort of survey of available beds.
This m ust be done soon, and a
list made, with a centralized fig
ure to handle this work.
The
R ev . C harles D unham
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Pilot—$2.50—the year.
P arents
perhaps a better scheme would
**** to create fiat money, an in
ternational exchange, whereby a
trade, rath e r than a dole could
set up People despise a dole
system, while on the other hand,
even a debt would enable people
to hold up their heads and be
come better citizens of the world
This roach can be said: Hungry
people an* not easily handled in
«ny m a tte r- hunger is the great
<«t of all human pains.
URd I
F riends
Incum bent and candidate
re-election on the Republn
tic k et for Joint Represent
tire in Coos and Curry Co
ties.
Will give every effort in,
port of legislation that will I
serve Coos and Curry Cou_
and the people of this state.
The Azalea Garden Club
wishes to urge everyone who
loves flow ers and who grows
them , to exhibit flow ers m
P aid Political Advertising
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I work
Mrs. V.
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rhis is w hat’s behind these CHEVRON SIGN.
Lots of folks are curious about
a b o u t the
rhn new Cbovr > r
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.
the answers to the questions you’ve been askinc'-Lf ’ ’
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are
o f California is helping us establish our ident.ty as ind’’" °
St3ndard
lutntlt> as independent merchants.
N o, when the Chevron sign goes un m w .»
t w n a m ^ th 0
,ob * " ,ust tu tstablish * »
wrvice and accessories w' u ' T ’^ T
‘he fineSt’ ()ur
s
1 ** Just the same, too.
Pet st in i
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wno
the persona
£ at independent gas stations don e alwav. know thTi
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su, application form.
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ED & MENDY’S SERVICE
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BROOKINGS
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Feople coaaot he allowed to I
trrrsyachva of the racu I
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and
Club Seeks Exhibits
Not being a walking encyclo*
IM'dia, all the answers were not
taken care in a m anner which
the inquirer wanted, however, it
was easy to tell about plenty of
other attributes, to change the
subject as it were—to avoid be
ing forced to make a nus-stat«*-
ment about something of which
tacts were not known, or clear.
Peopb of this country are of
faring excuses for not wishing tt
feed tht s fu m a y millions of Fu
r o fn . litany say that they broug t
it upon fhenist Ives no let them
pet th t mselvt s out of this mess.
That would be true of Germany,
Italy, tfpam and a few o f thos,
aggressor nations, but certainly
not t r u e of the down-trodd n
peoples of Norway, Belgium,
Polanti, and countries whert th t
Germany system atically starved
» eervonc. and where death tt d is
are alm ost unbelievable.
AMA
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Gold Beach
Principal, Brookings School
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Fred W.
C arol L ee C rockett
Piano Solo, •'P o lan aise’ by C h o p in ...................
Reception ot Graduates -
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