Sense And Some
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
Entereil as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore
NO N SEN SE-
7, 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879.
the "yes” votes. One, who claim
Falls last
ed to be on the opposition, told
the Pilot, "he had seen the light Grocery. Lvi, , î " 'J
and was now favoring any bud
M a rt h
^ „ er.??r'"8 t h X
get for the schools."
S°"c
to K l a m , ^
D E W E Y A K E R S , E d ito r an d P u b lish e r
Plenty more should “ see the
Y 7
hs '*1
lig h t" if they value their land
G E N E G O U LD , A sso ciate E d ito r
cost a ll
and property values of this area.
Lab<
Many potential businesses are
NATIONAL f D ITO R IAL_
now w aiting to see what becomes
|c: the i
in in XAz” ASSOCIATION
of the vote Sept. 26.
i to cat
P n tijÿ » '
This district is fortunate in
resting,
'.■JŸZun&iA..
;
stores,
having the faculty now engaged
tations,
hut certainly it w ill not long re-’
Nafional Adva H iting Raprasantatira
v illa i
tain these contracts if schools
on the
are not given more consideration
A B W S P A P B B A B ^ E B T I^ IW C S E R V IC E . IR C .
by the people of the area. I t is
t
U*>
at * •
[cars f r
f e t o n t i A m o c m H o N
quite likely that no more grad
m pas>ii
uates from the local schools w ill
W.A.S.
and
be admitted to any college or
Servinq Amanea*. Adv.nhtart «nd>a Horna Tmm Naw^apar,
university w ithout first taking
ng-
. +r r ,CB, .
an entrance examination. This
decision rests w ith the school
inspector who certainly w ill visit
S u b e c rip tie n R a te :
the schools before the first of
Biitwefll
r e r Y ear, in C u rry C ounty, O regon
&2JW)
the year, 1948.
By D ewey
P e r Y e a r , outoide C u rry C o u n ty
I t just doesn’t seem there is
Troop 32, local Boy Scouts,
davenport, | mgs Ga
any worse blow than to lose any
upon arriving at Gold Beach to
I
standing the school may hold,
aid at the fair, Friday, found
Davenos
ned a ll
a ll through the action of people
they were the only scouts pres
Sunday
of this district. Surely that should
ent to work, this w’as a disap
Ifcuiding
make someone think before cast
I t is u n d e rs ta n d a b le how people m a v h « v p riic pointment, inasmuch as they had mg a “ no” vote.
ction o
plans of competing w ith other
E " „ X „ 7 ± V “ : *’ ^ *
- 2
. , 5
I garage,
scouts of the county. I t is nat
V i he woul<
Indian summer is beginning—
ural for a Boy Scout to be proud
and
is
a
boon
to
lily
growers
who
Mattress«
I ut the
of his troop and his achievement.
date, (
These, he likes to exploit, and wish to get their crops in the
i said it
cases
ready
or
shipment.
Another
Sunspun
when such was not possible, it
before tl
is hard to tell just how much week w ill see the most of the
possibl
lilies
out
of
the
ground,
w’ith
Super
disappointment was felt.
I
tie plan
packing
to
be
done
indoors
and
However, the boys did make
in a car
not affected by rain, should any
Tuftless
a name fo r themselves. They come.
ie possih
local cl
tinn rt !»’ , H b0, T hls co m m u n ity is no oveon a< ted as veterans in directing Speaking of weather—here's a
tion. It sn aclis, a c tu a lly o f the sam e ta s ie
P' traffic a n d parking of visiting
hter At 1
sample
of
le
tte
r
the
P
ilo
t
receiv
cars. Many of the fa ir officials
Messrs
local schools0 U n r e s f ha
” u ,a ste(i c o n c e rn in g th e praised the work of the boys, ed this week, which w ill give
readers
an
idea
why
editors
get
which, itself was some balm to
gray at times—-
g la n ce s fo r a p k e e to m o ^ ^ n h “ " 5’ people tn c ast cover their disappointment.
Electric
Huck ’
A friend had received a copy
o f th is a re a D itk b lv m?h \ a l l 1heSau se ‘be sch o o ls
ot
your
newspaper
which
she
Over
A new budget appears m this
Refrigerati (tr résider 1
o f som e w h o 'w ish to ’ even f u n h e r l o u ^ t h ^ s H U r issue of the P ilot, the third to loaned me. We have become in-
Mrs C
bt published since school was tcrested in that place, I having
Washers
be quesH m 1ea(r yt h e n Z r e' eCti°','S
th,'S a r e a
from San
visitor
e--. coming
—
UUIU
oar
out last spring. This time, if passed through,
lived in
in t-ort-
Port-
in th e s ta te o f o X ± h % h L hUndre<l 8
d is tr ic ts schools are to open at all, the , Francisco. - I have H.cu
Water
H
eati
budget must be passed w ith an Jand for some time but climate
sc ru tin y . T h re a t h a n g s o v e r h e 'h e a X ,’,f t h ^
overwhelming m ajority, despite does not agree w ith me. The pa
T it
bo ard m em bers th a t oanh .. ™ r a
f th e sc hoo threats to thw art any attempt to per we have is of A p ril 24. I do
not want to be too near ocean,
P rove a school budget ^ n UCiS®®dln,g a t ’e m p ’ to a P ' adopt a budget.
Communities such as this are or river. My friend has heard
tre a tm e n t. T h a t Pilot re -i.lL
m et WltA a s im ila r
only
as attractive as their schools he climate there is much like
re c o rd s o f Ripley.
d<lers> '8 so m e th in g f o r th e
Metal Beds
and businesses. Certainly, with ’ hat of San Diego. W ill you give
us more inform ation and please
schools u n d e r threat of being oblige.”
Cots
Spru
accused o f errors"? W h ^ t^ p u i.H /’’’1-' h lli" a n ’ m a v be doomed, h ttle remains fo r the
settler who may want to make
Rollawiyi
is above the i-laee of , Li
' p n v a t e - offi« a l this his home. Defeat of schools Mr. and Mrs. Don Redfield are
? s e ria l l e w ’ last
, r o C h i'
^®°p l® v o ted
neto
a
lte
r
moving
from
Klam
would just about wreck this or
it w as being e c o n o m h -.lC l
d sehool— th e y fe lt any community.
Several people who have the
th is upon itself, and found it
th ® d ls tr ic t v o te d
hr art haVC come to l
blam e had to be laid s o m e w h C
" ,'’on.p> th en th e ht I llot office
since last F ri-l
Radios
«•hoed .board w as a p re tty
° f ®°U rse- « * day, saying that they would be1
out for the first time to swell
I
W ith Co.
o f lines
as th<
What Is Their Reason For Doing It?
Seah
R ís
Zenitli
Simmoi»|
individual v o £ u i ^ ^ ^ ^
P ’0 ™ th e ir
w a rd to th e tim e w h e n t ,
c h arg e of a f f a i « o f s ta te
ls .'es to lo° k fo r-
Wil1 ta k e
' I ‘ h-'.'-1,\ m ism a n a g e d
b) th e g e n e r a t i o n o f t o d a y
forced upon th e m ? th is g X m i 'n C n 11' ? 1 q “ )® been
h ave a lre a .lv sp e n t m ono.
r • d ' s S ru n tle d people
of tim e am i effort to twic?- l a v , ^ ’ ' 7 ! ' ,'?otbi,1ir
ta x e s o f the d is tric t.
*'
so-called d is p u te d
c o u n try , a n tH v h « h a -v '.1,’,1, ®
? a " lv h o . se|-ved his
ex p ressed th e opinion of th ',' e a ,t'!nb e r it, c e r ta in ly
th e b u d g et m e e tin g T h u r ^ i n '" '1' " " 11' Wli.e n he to ld
f a i r looked like f t n ,
' 8 dV ,eVe.n,nir ' 'h a t th e a f-
serv ed th e ir c o u n trv k.m w w h Pe°'na Vet.®ra n s " h "
& x-service m en know th a t d ecav o f no Hz
u ally s t a r t in th is nv»,»
1 * . n a tio n s us-
th e y saw F r in g e I ta h C e r L T
c o u n trie s w h e r e ‘ed u c a tio n I ? h J a p i‘n : . a n d o th e r
c e rta in p a tte rn I , h a t
h f 1? b u ilt t0 fit *
th e schools o f th is a r. a— 5h in " ■be,.n br .s h a p e d f o r
an d th a t will be ¿ „ ¿ p t‘he A j ot i f c e r t a T "
ti
“ t ®" hav ® proof -
n o r to d m U r a c v ' t T h l
-S’® ed ll''a t i onal sv ste m
¿ h e kind « h o w ould st o:‘ . ,n b ' tr a te d b-v c itiz en s o f
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