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THURSDAY, MAY y
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILO ?, BROOKINGS. OREGON
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include a lim ited num ber of type present agent, said todav .J
writers, new and used passenger ing to Pete, he will J
cars, dental and medical equip offices to- the Central b - j
Entered as second-class m atter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore., Editor, P ilot:
The lette r of Mr. Guy W. John ment, trucks up to two and one- and will devote his timej
March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
ston, of Pistol River, in your is half tons, jeeps, tractors, plows, insurance and real estate
M e d tti& t.
sue of May 16, in which he c rit and construction, mining and ex ness.
On July 21 Most Rev ri
icizes the Brookings High School, cavating m achinery.
In setting aside this equipm ent Howard, D. D„ arch-bishop 4
is of particu lar interest to me
as clerk of th at schoof board, and by the recent act, Lt. Gen. Ed diocese, will visit the parishi
a resident taxpayer of the dis- mund B. Gregory, w ar assets ad and will say mass that day a,
trict he comments upon.
, m inistrator, w arned th at "all of S ta r of the Sea church.
In (he first place. Brookings these item s are in extrem ely
High School is an accrediated shqrt supply. It follows th a t there
institution
as far as eligibility of simply will not be enough to
Dewey Akers and Dave Holman, Publishers
its graduates to college entrance meet veterans’ demand. But w hat
is concerned. In this m atter we there is in surplus on the set A m other shaped a shovrJ
Subscription Rate:
Upon a bright green fie'J
must and do comply with the aside list will go to veterans
Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon..................$2.50 Oregon school laws. Because it and to no one else.”
B eneath its base, on satin 4
Per Year, outside Curry Couaty......................... $3.00 has been thrust upon it, demands Veterans in Oregon can be cer She place an honoring J
which may in due time, be met tified as eligible by going to
with an expanded curriculum, it their local d raft boards and ap T hree letters, blue in comrJ
She formed, 'ere she wad
is illogical to expect this high plying on blue form WAA73.
To show we’ve not forgottJ
school to offer highly specialized
E ach Gold S tar mother’s]
courses before it has the school
Outstanding to the Pilot about the Azalea Festival, Saturday, plant, equipment, and teaching
was the friendliness shown by the people of this are a tow ard peo staff adequate to make such an
Summer school for the Catho We pause to gaze, In memotj
O ur shining star to place.
attem pt. When and if these con lic children of the com m unity will
ple who came here to view the spectacle. This friendliness deserves ditions are available it will still
And
see w ithin the oval sh^
s ta rt July 1, according to Rev.
special mention because it was extraordinary in most every way. take one, two, or three school Daniel Kelly, pastor. The school
Some dear, familiar face
It was quite common to hear people say: "Have you seen this years’ attendance, on the part of will be conducted by two Mary-
the pupils to attem pt to learn knoll sisters.
Let no^ ^e r heart be heav
portion of the park, with all its tables, e tc ? ” Or, "Would you like
w hat is offered. Even then, there
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Abbott will „ 7 ” ° ' ,h e ‘e ft US
belw
to let me take you around the loop road, to see the beaches, e tc ? ” will probably be parents and take over as agents for the *
Another commendable friendliness was shown w hen: "Won’t pupils who will feel th a t still Pacific Grayhound bus depot here
7 e °ew
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you come over here to me Mr. and Mrs. So-and-so, from Eugene (or more subjects should be offered.
All expansions of staff, plant and
this could have been a dozen places)—they are with Mr. and Mrs. equipm ent must be met with
W ho-ever-they-were.” This w riter heard innum erable rem arks such more taxes and are expenses
as: "I’m coming here again, if this is a sample of the reception which m ust be dem onstrated as
necessary to the pupils’ welfare
they hand out.”
before the voters will authorize
It doesnt* m atter much w hether it rained or not, now since the increase in the levy against
those who did brave the threatening w eather, have seen and felt their holdings. This also applies
to any proposed recreational ex
the hospitality that this area is capable of serving to guests.
penses.
The main thing is: The Azalea Festival must become a part
However, let me again em pha
of southern Curry county as much as the Chetco river, or any other size th at many graduates of the
Brookings High School went on
landm ark which may be seen here. It is a project which can be to college without any em barr
made a world-famous institution.
assment due to their local credits.
When Mr. Johnston's daughter
was granted eligibility for at- i
AT ALL TIMES WE CARRY
tendance to Brookings High, the
Johnstons were residents of this
district. His le tte r has brought'
I»» (larify some current talk going about the comm unity con to the school board's attention!
cerning Coos Electric Co-operative, let this much be understood: that, much of tim e Irene attended
our schoel her parents lived at I
"A co-operative, no m atter what the nautre. is founded as a non Pistol River, and hence, within
profit organization as far as the co-operative is concerned, and is the Gold Beach U n i o n High
not subject to regulations governing privately-owned businesses of school district. She should there-'
fore, have attended the Gold
like nature. Explanation of this may clarify the current talk about Beach
High School which, possi-i
the Co-op’s not being governed by the Public Utilities Commission. bly, would not have been so dis
Profits, it any. go to stockholders of the organization, and these appointing to her.
Because of Mr. Johnston’s over
are touchable only through the income taxes of the individuals
sight in not notifying the Brook
holding stock.
ings board of his removal from
this district and of his daughter’s
BROOMS
Each ....
Pause (or a moment today (or that boy who used to live down e X 'n s o " .^ '(hT ’n r ' T “ *’’1,?* ,'hC
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Floral Offering]
“Friendliness” Is Great Local Asset
Local News Items
Redfield's
sSiii Cioeeii
H arris B u ild in g
Brookind
Profits Go To S tock h old ers
Fresh Fruits, Vegetable
( herries, C auliflow er, Green Peas
A sp aragu s, C elery, Lettuce
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Week-End Sperials
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lles beneath some foreign sod. //< yore oZZ/ taxpayers, the board feels that in
THÉKNOr
CURRY COUHrr LUtlBFR cb.
ju stice to th e local d istrict he
should pay this district for Ire n e ’s
tuition, while she atten d ed school
here. — D ora E. Beaulieu,.
Draft Boards To
BETTY CROCKER SOUPS
Vegetable and pea — 3 cans
PANCAKE FLOUR
Hungry Jack — 10 lbs
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LEMONS
Sunkisi — dozen
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Ixtcallv, We Represent:
J «h ns-Mann ville Co.
Curtis Silentite Saab
Pittsburgh Paint Co.
Masonite Company
Nu-Wood Products Ci
H eatilator
V eterans’ certificates to pur
chase surplus proi»erty for their
own personal use are now avail
able in every selective s e n ice
board office in Oregon, i» was
disclosed this week by Hugh E.
Rosson, director of veterans af
fairs.
Die new certificates, distrib
uted by the w ar assets adm in
istration through state selective
service headquarters, enable the!
world w ar 2 veterans to purchase
certain m aterials set aside ex-i
pres^ly for th eir purchase by!
provisions of the recent surplus!
I property act amendm ent in con-:
gross, Rosson said.
The v eteran must certify th at
¡be is purchasing the property for}
his own personal use and not
! for resale, according to the act
! Not all surplus goods have been
covered by the new act, however.
Rosson added. For the m ajority
of items, the veteran still must!
state that he is using the the
equipment in his business.
However, the items to be set
aside for personal use purchase .
AVACADOS,
Large size — each
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2 dozens .....
GRAPEFRUIT. Arizona
2 . 5<3
GRAPEFRUIT. Arizona
8CC
Size 80 — 2 for
Size 80 — per dozen
Lull a sso rtm en t o f C lapp’s
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Baby Foods, stra in ed or chopped!
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