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The World’s Best Climate
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. Brookings, Oregon
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1948
Girls like to attend a school that
Bill Brady expects to spend
boasts good athletic teams it is
Christmas at Corvallis visiting
his sister and her family. He wilj
Entered as second-clast matter, at the postoilice at Brookings, Ore., only natural. Much as many of
you
may
disagree,
athletics
have
return next week.
March 7, 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879.
much to do with the success of
December issue of “Hi-Lines,”
DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher
the average college, and its en publication of Coos-Curry Elec
rollment year after year.
tric Co-operative, Inc., will reach |
NORINE HARVEY !
Sports-minded,
America
loves
National Advertising Representative
the mail Thursday evening and
to have athletics on which to put by Friday morning, at th«' latest ¡
accredited teacher
NEWSPAPER A b V e RTI^’INC SERVICE. INC
its thoughts. Maybe the school
This
publication,
eight
pages
with the “big business” athletic
eOiliot* of H»«
of
Notional Editorial AMOciotion|
program may be butt of many in all, contains much information
editorials to the contrary, but if of concern to members of the
Serving America's Advertiser»jjnd/he Home Town Newspapers
you look about you, it will be electric co-op, including informa
easy to note that it is those big | tion concerning the REA loan, al
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lowing completion of the Brook-
schools which attract students.
Studio Building
Athletics do more than just ings-toGold Beach power line, to
train teams. The average ath enable Copco power to be trans
mit ted to the county sea, thus
Brookings, Ore.
iQî^-ic c DITO Ri Al__ lete has learned to work with eliminating
the costly generat
people
—
he
has
learned
that
it
l<?
O rec | o 0N lws PER
ASSOCIATION
ing plant at that place.
0 B LIS H E R J 4s|$
takes “teamwork” to accomplish
NATION
H
almost any goal. Athletes, if you
will note, also, rank high in th*
Subscription Rate:
scholastic standings. Game are the
QUALITY MAD E-TO-MEAS
days when brawn is the assur
Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon
$2.50 ance
URE
SUITS and slacks for men
on any team, be it high
DAY OR NIGHT
r)er Year, outside Curry County......
$3.00 school or college.
and women. Also best quality
Athletics, to me, mean that the gaberiden shirts and shoes. A
many coastal areas.
youth learn something about self selection cf more than 300 sam
Demand for goods still remains denial. Rarely do you ever see ples. 25 years experience selling
greater than is possible to supply or hear of an athlete abusing his made-to-measure garments. If in
in the next couple or three years body. He has learned that he terested drop a card to Ben Mc
if indexes mean anything. The must guard closely and carefully , Kernan, Box 15, Brookings. He
Day, 1701; Night 2R21
demand for cars, for instance, is every function of his body. He has!
C^at yOUr h?m<; ,With sam’
Crescent City, Calif.
so great that two years will be learned,
i.1
lhls does not obligate you
learned, too.
too, that
that onmnoti.i™
competition is
needed to fill the demand. Home what makes life worth living. He! to buy.
35tf.
building still is number one on comes from these sports a better
F
the list and it may be as long fitted citizen.
as five years before this can pos
Possibly I might have been
sibly be satisfied.
just a high school graduate, had
In another week most everyone it not been for athletics. I used
of us will be making resolutions athletic and printing ability to^
for 1949. This is only human, and finance my education. It is the
Road Building, Land
the fact that we stop to take same way with thousands of boys
Leveling, Clearing!
rW3ia.ii inventory, and resolve mean al
oier the country. I am for ath
most as much as the carrying out letics, and ivould like to see the
of the resolutions. Certainly our program expanded.
looking hack at the year just i
past should be ('ducational in that
on Easy St., or write
Freshman class enjoyed its
Closed Sunday and Monday
most of us have learned lessons Christmas party at the school.
Box 53, Brookings
which will be of benefit.
Tuesday afternoon with treats.
9
The coming year, if people of
is
the area uni I only forget selfish
By Dewey
gain, and work for a common
Saturday, Christmas day, will goal, should bring much pros
bring happiness to everyone de- perity to this section of the state
spite the season, the times and Hoad work will be commenced,
Millwork, Furniture Repair and Refinishing,
conditons. Somehow, people will it has been intimated. Advance
Tile-board Setting, etc.
always enter the spirit of the ment will be madt in the lumber
Strictly
modern
All cabinet work from kiln-dried fir or redwood, or carpenter
day, and the world rejoices, it industry, all of which will bring
woik
by day or by contract. We have DRY MYRTLEWOOL
but for only one day.
mile north of town
more attention to the area, one
LUMBER
to build that piece of furniture you -have always
In my life, I have seen this of the last places to go and still
wanted tor your home. Ask us about this service!
happen year after year, and it "get in on the ground floor.”
has always been the same way—
Write Box 101
Christmas is Christmas, and the
Brookings, Oregon
people observe it. But it seems, in the ohi radio to some bowl
For free plan service and estimates
to me that people too soon for game most
t h c Cotton ®
a
get the teachings of the occasion., Bowl, in which University of Or
■
egon plays Southern Methodist.
w
it your table, or at the tabh These howl games, despite what
loc
Hi-Lines Mailing
Dee Or» Friday
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TOWING!
MEADOWS'
Auto Service
IT SEEMS TO ME
BULLDOZING
SHOP
Brookings
Trailer Camp
See A! Sarver
KOELLER CABINET WORKS
$5, wk., $20, mo
to say that sometime during the | make up the American way
time,
conversation will get
America loves competition.
around to “taking stock of the Our (»ntire structure is made up
year about to close. T1
year ' on that foundation.
most
us have much gain
Man
attend
tn
ob
ent.
MERRY
Clevers
Pilone 233
Brookings, Ore.
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