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B R O O K IN G S -H A K B U K . FLLÄJT,
SPAY,
Harbor School Notes school Tuesday. Lilian F i e l d e r ! book 'Stories from
and John Scherer are absent. I 1^ ! anLe n t"
rh e first grade anthn
Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore-
THIRD GRADE
Ellis Yelton brought a copy o f, has been plavin
March 7. 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Marjorie Moore won the wood- the story of Snow White to our adding the scor-* - .
J
en shoe in arithmetic contest.
room. Jerrie Lee Cagley brought ¡ board.
DEWEY AXERS, Editor and Publisher
Donald Calloway won the croc
odile in the spelling contest.
GENE GOULD, Associate Editor
Th® first group is writing poet
ry now’.
N a tio n a l A d v e rtis in g R e p re s e n ta tiv e
Thursday is our painting day.
N E W S P A P E R A d V e R T I& IN C SE R V IC E . IN C .
Bill M. painted nicely.
Richard Charn brought indian
Crankshaft grinding, connecting rods reb
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paints to school.
bitted, main bearing line borine
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All the gra ’es now have two
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We are making Indian cos
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Subscription Rate:
Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon..................$2.50
Per Year, tutside Curry County.........................$3.00
Letters May Or May Not “Count”
SECOND GRADE
Tommy Widney brought a bou
quet of azaleas and rhododen
drons to school Tuesday.
We had a weekly reader test
last Friday.
In our science books we learn
ed that the moon tells time. We
drew’ pictures to show how the
moon changes in one month.
We have finished our writing
book and have started to review..
Zane Woodw’orth brought a
calender to school. It is large
and has beautiful pictures.
We have nearly finished our
Democracy readers.
Letters addressed to ‘‘your congressman” „ at
Washington, D. C., may or may not have “weight
says Harris Ellsworth, representtive of this district,
whose weekly communications are published in the
Pilot. A check of Mr. Ellsworth’s letter elsewhere
in this issue will give full particulars.
Most of the people who have had no experience
in things legislative, have no idea what pressure is
FIRST GRADE
being exerted against the congressmen of the nation.
Michael
brought three
Certainly, one cannot doubt but what this “fan mail” pollywogs Marker
to school. We feed
must reach huge proportions.
them fish food. We hope tf^ey
The Pilot is inclined to agree with Mr. Ellsworth will turn into frogs before school
out.
concerning his opinion of mail. Certainly, since he is Tuesday
d r e w a wolfs
is elected by the people of this district as capable of head. Jimmy we Widney
brought the
making judgments oncerning all affairs, pressure by picture to school. Some of the
heads looked very fierce.
his constituents should drop off—but no!
Marker and Jerry visited
The Pilot likes the manner in which Mr. Ells the Mrs.
first grade reading classes on
worth trankly discusses his problems in the “letter” Tuesday morning. We like to
each week. Some times the Pilot cannot (from this have our mothers and fathers
our school.
end of the line) see things and Mr. Ellsworth states, visit
The lilac bush outside our room
yet the Pilot is willing to trust his judgment until is in bloom. It is pretty. *
his successor may be named.
Billy Guthrie came back to
Mi. Ellsworth considers his work seriously. He
is so conscientious about his work that he wants to
keep his people back home informed of his actions,
together with reasons for his actions in all legis
lation which he has any hand in shaping. Mr. Ells
worth, the Pilot considers, is doing his very best’
What more could be asked of any man?
\ andalism, especially at such a beauty spot as
Azalea Siate Park, is almost unforgiveable.’ The lads
or young men who did those deeds. Saturday night,
citv ' T h 'X V W * l|"."u<l the l’rivileKes of anv so-
city. I hiir lot should he comparable to that of the
iiTTi.T.?; ba,C^ ln th e ?‘one a8e- *1 fact, that would
< just About too good for thorn.
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ON HAND WITH
CURRY
LUM BER
COUNTY
COM PANY
BR<X)KINGS, OREGON
By Ed and Mendy
Howdy Folks: A golfer friend
of ours cracked a seventy-six,
the other day. He stopped at the
third hole, but he made a sev-:
enty-six.
//« d i d t h e seventy-si.)
rough ly spea kt n g. Sonn of
them were done with but
»wearing.
He got in a trap at the sec
ond hole. He got nine strokes
one of them apoplexy.
When he took off his socks
in the club house. he found
nuide a hole in one.
Golf is a good old game. It
lets the cows out of the pasture
and the bull in.
Rt. 2, Box 831x (Redwood Hwy) Ph. ’
GRANTS PASS, OREGON '
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A N N O U N C IN G
THE OPENING OF
“The Brookings Beauty Send
In the Deveny Real Estate Building
Brookings, Oregon
With LILLY COFFMAN as managing opera»
who specializes in Cold Wave Permanent W
mg, and is a “past m aster” in this art, we [Toaste
proud of of our staff, who also specialize in
Nut
shaping and styling.
We Feature1
7 1! '.b ? fonef Cream and Helen Curts
I old W a v e Permanents, N e w Rat,
Ruling and Duart Maehlneless.
.
MANICURING
Hair linting and Scalp Treatments
Hours 1:00 p.
m. 9:00 p. m.
EDITH DEVENY, Owner
Lillian Coffman, Operator
TRY THE NEW
IMPROVED OVERNIGI
PULLMAN SERVICE
to PORTLAND
Trio tn urw t-P ullm an on o u r o v ernight train between
B ay an d P o rtlan d has been replaced by a more
sta n d ard -P u llm an . Also th e schedule has been changed wl
give you a m ore convenient n o rth b o u n d departure:
S ??8
P-ni., arriv e E ugene 12:31 a.m. and Portia I
7 :L 5 a.m . S outh b o u n d , leave P o rtlan d 7:00 p .m . am‘*|
Coos B ay 7:00 a m.
1 ry th is im proved service on y o u r next trip. Ride » J
new slipping car or in com fortable coaches
save u»
effort and expense.
When we play golf, we al
ways stand too close to the
ball
ter we have hit it..
H e re ’s a l! i t costs from Coos hj|
$1220
All golfers are entitled to life,
liberty and pursuit of golf balls't
raundrrip in standard
1 ou re entitled to the best
plus $2.95 for low«* h
you can buy when you buy
our gas and air.
way, $2.20 far of
ROUNDTRIP IN COACH«
Get our gas and air and you
get the best. Were it not so, we
would have told vou.
chevro :
Gas Station
Station No. 5056
Eddie T h o rn to n and
V . A. M en d en hall Jr.
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♦9 .80
05%
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The
Southern
way :