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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1946)
Page JV±ght Home of The C roft Lily N 0 N S E N S E S en se A nd S om e BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The final tab u latio n gave C W. ward the south 1 ity over his ideas Maybe, he did The C hristm as holidays will be it entirely for th at reason. upon us before we realize th at the Glover a lead of 23 votes over the car, going over Youth read the papers, perhaps month is up. Several of the local his opponent, F ra n k J. Black- turned over.He was <• more thoroughly than do their stores are planning to stay open erby, electing him to office of rushed to the hospital i<! said ““i'' he L- is rapidly is elders. Youth derives considerable S aturday evenings until eight, to sheriff of Del N orte county. education from the colum ns of a care for late shoppers who may newspaper. Don't believe if — find it difficult to reach these COQUILLE—Quick thinking on ju st go to most any school and places during the working hours. the past of young D arrell S and see how current events are read „ ers, son of M r' and Mrs. Ed S and Wendell Willard, and ducunned. T alk to any h.gh w egk n e ers of this place, saved a young Oregon State College school lad about consumer choice \ m . j , ,, , 0 / an a,„ cle. or style. \P ',ot„ m l ‘ ^ ' nt, Tues,U,y °> ,h a ‘ playm ate’s life Tuesday afternoon was a brief caller on h, \w eek, in order to carry any good in the flooded creak by the F ifth M’ss Zora Ziegler, here $ afternoon. Wendell, who It is impossible to estim ate the wishes people m ay w ant to ex- S tre e t bridge. The youngsters w’ere playing by a gunner on a navy dive num ber of syndicated columns in 1 tend the public. Thursday, fol- the American press today. Your lowing Christm as, m ost places of the w ater, throw ing chips and following his freshman daily newspaper will carry’ no business will begin their inven- o th er article s in and w atching OSC, is now in his less than four each day, with tory, in order to be ready by Jan. them sw irl aw ay in the current, year, studying to be an when one of the lads lost his b a l tu re teacher. others alternated the following . I, with a clean slate. ance and plunged in. Young D a r T h e G range dance, day. These men, each with his -------- - own pair of eyes, sees and reports Quite a num ber of people have rell Sanders jum ped forw’ard and evening, attracted a large what he sees. His findings m ay or asked the P ilot: "W hat about the grabbed the lad ’s foot and held of merry’-makers, it is re A fter returning last may not agree, and sometimes, proposed police set up foi this on while he called for help. He from a business trip to Sai it is possible for a man to be a re a ? " T h a t’s a good question, is in the first grade. cisco, Elmer Bankus left! entirely wrong in his deductions. one which m ust be answ ered by SM ITH R IV ER—Jose Sanchez for Medford, from where; the people of the area. However, In journalism school, back in these facts are e x iste e n t: of this place is confined to the plane reservations for the days when I was a flecgling The Altar Society cart Seaside hospital, suffering from There is no police protection in severe burns received last S a tu r scheduled for Dec. 17, hu R eporter, it was our fortune tu be sent out on a train w reck this area a t present, except for day, when his c a r overturned cancelled, it was reported! case, which, at the same tim e, the occasional, and often in fre south of C rescent C ity ,’about 6:30 day afternoon. Conflict of v.as being covered by reporters quent visit of the sta te highw ay p. m. was given as reason of <f)om m any metropolitan daily patrol. The sheriff's office has a I t is said, Sanchez, driving to- lation. reporters. This wreck had as var deputy here, m ainly for serving ied and numerous ac-'cu^ts pub. legal papers, and that explains lished as there were reporters. the local police protection. Local News li è By Dewey W riting a column for a news paper with the editor, m ust, it is presumed, be compared to a housewife in her planning of the meals her family will be served. One column, like one meal, may be a “lark.” but repeated efforts really bear heavy before the year is up. L ik e (i meal, a column m ust have spice to m ake it palatable. It is permissible, at tim es, to just put in the ‘‘left-overs,” but this becomes old, a fte r a time. Cons tantly the housewife watches the season for t id-bits to tem pt the lagging appetites, so likewise the editor of a column m ust scan the horizon for his choice morsels of w it to “feed info the linotype.” An editor doesn't necessarily w ant his readers to agree with him that would become m onot onous. He wants, most of all. to create comment in the com m un Hie high s* hool staff is le a rn ing the technique of w riting as it is done in the new spaper field. They are learning w hat the cost is in physica' and m ental effort to produce a newspaper. Going back to column w riting, the author w i n s * be b iief in his 1.m arks, so as not to tire the reader with useless details, but at the same time, m ust tell the en tire story. This accom plishm ent comes only with long experience, and som etim es not then. W hile many colum nists are made, by their connections, m ost of the colum nists are born. Naafi Cafe CATERING ALSO TO: Bridtjc Parlies flu b Teas Dinner Parties Of Any Occasion Lodge or C lu b Functions Calling For Meals! Mrs. C. I. Patrick. Lessee 9, & 9, Cafe O pen 7:00 a. in. to 8:00 p. m. DI N N B B S AND SH O RT ORDERS CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY FLOSSIE BUCHANAN, Proprietor B R O O K IN G S -H A R B O R R ea l E s ta te F or S a le See “Pete" when in need of a home, bulb land, or any property in the Rrookings-Harbor Area. Insurance Coverage For Your Even’ Need! P e te J. Iyesm eister A g en cy Real Estate And Insurance Central Building Brookings, Oregon W ith no bank in the locality, it is necessary for business firms to carry quite large sums of money from week to w’eek, which may be tem ptation for burglaries, if tim es w ere such as to encourage this practice. In addition, local people have become so lax in ob serving traffic rules because of this lack of police protection, it is little w onder that many, when in larg e r places, can rem em ber such rules. Police protection w ill cost — a sizeable am ount each m onth, if the com m unity can expect any thing in w ay of service. Certainly the need is here, if people can but see it. From E x ch a n g es: COQUILLE—A p arty of high way surveyors from the Oregon state highway office will arrive here early in December to s ta rt surveys of the proposed new high way which will skirt the edge of Coquille and cross the Coquille river a t the edge of town, it was announced this week by Hode Caughell who has arranged hotel reservations for the party. The survey party is well ahead of planned schedule and President Evan Albom stated th at this was a concrete exam ple of w hat the visit of R. H. Baldock, state en gineer, has done for the work project on Highway 101. M anager Thompson of the Hotel Coquille has arranged to t a k e care of the party which will be made up of at least six men and not more than eight. It is the belief of the Cham ber of Commerce highway com m ittee that a survey now is a real cause of rejoicing as it seems probable th at construction work on this end of 101 might s ta rt much sooner than originally expected. At present the sta te highway commission has $600,000 to spend on the Coquille-M arshfield high way and costs at the present time average $125,000 to $150,000 per mile. CRESCENT CITY Final count in the Del N orte sheriff race was made last Friday, when the county board of supervisors m et in spe cial session to count the absentee ballots. It was revealed th a t out of the 170 absentee ballots sent out only 1156 of these w ere returned to the county clerk, and eight of these w ere rejected by the board, due to im proper signatures, thus le a v in g o n ly 14$ b a llo ts to be counted. N e w sp a p e r s Cigaret C H A D ’S F O U N T A IN S E R V IC E CANADA DRY MIXERS ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME M a g a zin es Tol F E A T U R IN G D in n er P a r tie s Banquets WHITE ROCK D in in g R oom an d Cocktail L01 BEER BY CASE TO TAKE OUT! at O reg o n -C a lifo rn ia State Line O pen 6:15 a. m. to 9 00 p. m. FOR BRICK AND F IR E P L A C f DAM PERS ------ S E E — J. J. Gallagher plu m bing
