Thursday* January 22, ^1948
PILOT, Brookings, Oregon
forever tak in g his side is an un fun. It is music to my ears when
adjusted child. T hat child must a boy in school sta rts to tell me
be m ade to realize th a t he has som ething he did over the week
m ade a m istake and has been end and he begins by saying "Dad
punished for th a t m istake! You and I —
¡cannot fight your child’s battles
That Dad is th at boy’s ideal.
/Continued from hist w eek)
for all of his life, sooner or later
J.
Edgar Hoover says. "No
'h
e
has
to
stan
d
on
his
own
feet.
\ child is born with nine phy-
ever developed a heroic
t>. meal motives. These all have The older he is when this ad youth
io with their bodily needs. ju stm en t is made, th e h ard er it ideal th a t was not first centered
srrp is n<> m ysterious instinct is on him and everyone around. about some adult. When the
Now let us see why it is neces youngster begins to show dis
at prompts children to love
sa
ry
to have discipline in the respect for law and order, you
d obey their parents! These,
can be sure he learned som ething
Py must be taught. If a child school, h irst we should consider of
attitu d e a t home, or he
»s not obey at home, can he the aim of our school. Let us was that
not taught to recognize the
expected to at school? This sta te th a t aim in this m anner:
•mg the case, leaves the en tire We w an t o u r choldren to become right from the wrong so th a t he
¡b of moral training up to the a rtic u la te , self-discipined, reason could make his own decisions."
The instilling of habits of obed
able. inform ed and responsible
hool.
Another breakdown is mis- hum an being. We c&nnot spend ience calls for patience, tact, and
sced sympathy! Did your boy all our tim e tbaching a youngster love. If a child is obedient and
girl ever come home w ith a things he should have learned in respectful to his parents, he will
ick eye. or maybe some scratch, babyhood. The tim e to begin be upright in his realings and
a case of this kind, I advise teaching a youngster politeness association w ith his fellow men.
to take a little inventory, and consideration for others is Adequate home training involves
lybe he had it coming, usually in the home when they are little a responsiblity on the p art of the*
’doe*. Perhaps a little good na- tots, not when they e n te r high parents that m any are unwilling
l...............ip will m ake him see school. We cannot teach a class to assume. Not all the blam e for
Or. do you listen to th e ir big room full of children who are all tragic lack of obedience in the
home can be laid on rebellious
(hricated tale of woe, and svm- carry in g on th e ir own private children.
If they rebel, you can
se m i maybe go see the conversations, throw ing spitw ads.;
rest assured th a t you as a p a r
her kids m other and s ta rt a poking each o th er with pencils. | ent
We cannot do
chborbood fuss. P erhaps your or w andering aimlessly around it all are in slipping.
the
school,
hut we will
the
room.
ild’s report card doesn’t seem
do our lex el best to cooperate
all satisfactory to you. P erhaps j How can we as parents and with you 1 0 0 ',. And rem em ber,
i feel that some grade is un- teachers work more closely to th a t the most im portant work
>t. if you do, please don't let g e th e r?
any of us will ever do is to care
child know. A report card is
Each child has a very separate for our children.
instrument by which the prog- list of things that are of in ter
ss of your chold is m easured, est to him. L et’s find out what
lis report is made out by his th e ir interests are. If your child Mr. and Mrs. Pinson
ichers, and we w ant you to is interested in Say, chem istry,
ime to us if you feel th a t a th ere a re many good sets on th e. Move to (¡old Beach
-take has been made, and he m ark et today. If he enjoys build- j Larry’ Pinson, who for several
re me. we m ake m istakes! I ing things, get him a set of tools. years has been m anager of H en
[¡eve the most in p o rtan t grade I have never yet seen a boy or j ry Rosaker interests here, has
that report card is the one in girl who w asn’t com pletely fa c -, severed connections w ith that
izenship or deportm ent. An u n inated with a lathe.
concern and w ith Mrs. Pinson
listed child can cause a lot of
just get the stuff and is moving to his farm n e a r Gold
fetrm. cause m any heartaches, tell Don’t
"T here it is, get busy”.. Beach.
the child whose p aren ts are T alk him
it up before hand. Look at
Dan K elleher, who has been
th e catalogues, ask the child’s employed by the concern for a
advice. Rem em ber th at a lot of tim e will have charge until a rriv
HE T I S D A L E S p leasure is derived from antici al of Mr. Rosaker, who is expect
prom rs of the W o rst’s Finest pation. You have all heard the ed here short lv.
joke about the electric train that
CROFT EASTER LILY
fa th e r baught for the boy. Really
P! ¡titing «nd Forcing Stock
though, your child will get a
bookings, Ore.
U. S. A. great thrill from som ething if
M other and Dad en te r into the
inther Talks On
liscipline, P.-T. A.
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Deveny Agency Reports
Several Realty Sales
Recent re a lty sales, involving
local property has been reported
by the Wm. E. Deveny agency,
and includes:
The A. E. F reem an house to
C larence Cam pbell, operator of
the W oodw orth saw m ill. They
plan rem odeling of the place. Mr.
Cam pbell also bought the Cecil
H am ilton tim ber tra c t up the
Chetco.
Osa Johnson sold some of her
acreage, n e a r the C. A. McKen
zie home to L. H. T rosper of San
Francisco, who plans the erection
of a motel unit th e re early this
year.
G rant Powell sold acreage a-
cross the highw ay from his home
near the W inchuck, to J. H. S a n
d e rs and E th el P aul of W inches
te r Bay. who expect to build on
the property, and w ill s ta r t an
antique shop as soon as possible.
N orton LeBrook, em ployed by
B rim m Bros. Mill, purchased the
W H IT E
I) I N I N G
Page Three
F red G ustafson home, n e a r th e
Odd Fellow s hall, now occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. S tan P atterso n .
Jam es N orris of San Francisco
purchased a tra c t of th e Osa
Johnson acreage, north of town
and expect» to erect a home soon.
He is a painting contractor.
E. B, Livingstone of Los An
geles. and Dica Baitey have join
ed the Deveny agency, and will
have charge of the C alifornia
offices, it is reported.
Weather Report
For the past week, ending on
Sunday:
Max. Min Rain
Ja n u a ry 12 ....
0
62
38
January’ 13
0
66
17
Ja n u a ry 1 1
61
41
0
0
Ja n u a ry 15
40
60
Ja n u a ry 16
44
0
63
0
Ja n u a ry 17
60
41
43
0
70
January 18
No precipitation for week.
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