THURSDAY, JANUARY
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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To Build A Better Community
WHAT BETTER RESOLUTION can we of this
community make at the beginning of this New Year
than to resolve to build a better community? To do
this, every citizen must take an interest in his fellow
citizens. To do this properly, active membership in
the Rrookings-Harbor chamber of commerce.
01 R MERCHANTS, business and professional
men for example, can thereby discover new and better
ways to serve their customers and the people of the
community. Housewives should remember that every
dollar spent away from home helps some other com
munity other than our own, so let them resolve, to
also become members of the chamber of commerce,
and io make every possible purchase here so the
money represented by their purchases can go to work
to build up the home community.
AT THE SAME TIME, better to make this com
munity more desirable to live in, let everyone become
members of the local Parent-Teachers Association, to
strive, at all times and in every way to advance the
local schools that these may be better than any of all
surrounding comomunities.
It) SI PPIA THE THINGS our country and
this community so desperately need, we must have
increased production. Our workers, therefore, can re*
solve to give a full day’s pay and arbitrate any diffi
culties they may have with employers rather than
resort to strikes and shut downs.
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PEOPLE patriotically worked all
tn and oxertime during the war in order to pro
duce all possible food stuffs. Too little time could be
>pent in problems of soil conservation and develop
ment ol new crops for this area. With ending of the
? ’’J ‘tH.e time can now be devoted toward restoring
l. e eitibtx of the soil and the application of better
tanning methods, addition of new crops, which will
kmelit not onlv the farmers, but the wffiole commun
ity as well. Better to understand this program, every
one i.•utcher, baker and candlestick maker) should
■ounif members <>i the Chamber of commerce, there
l° ( A n ^ PTrxTmrJns concerning the community.
¿1 RE INHERES 1 in schools, churches and all
ci\ie-minded clubs and organizations can be shown
\x moH ot the citizens of this area. These institutions
and organizations play a vital part not only in the
piesent social and cultural activities of this commun
ity, but in building the character of the kind of a com
munity we are to have in the future. Let’s all resolve
o take a greater interest and give more moral sup*
port to these important character-building groups.
The Pilot