BROOKINGS-HARHOR PILOT, HR(X>K1XGS. OREGON
IT SEEMS TO ME
BROOKINGS
HARBOR
PILOT
second-class matter,
the postoffice
Entered as
at
at Brookings, Ore
March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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dangerous it can be. This area for which he receives no money,
has "too much at stake to allow to bring this joy to Brookings
fans. Fans, too, little realize the
such practices to continue.
this school h”s \
We look over the world today ca.ibre of man
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we see nothing bat confusion, in its coach.
There is
no show 7
distrust, abuse of rights, ana a manship to his type of play or
general break-down of moral fi~ winning, but neverthless it is ef-
bre of mrinkind. Gone seem to be fcctize. Ai t, take a bow!
the days when you could hear,,
'His word, is as good as his bond’ I
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or 'there's a man's man for you.
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People operating businesses in
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cuffney
this area should not permit these of Anchorage, Alaska, stopped
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practices to be perpetuated on make purchases at the Gould
or near their premises.
Shoe Store, Monday, They had
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flown to Seattle, had taken de-
My hat goes off to Art Guthrie livery of a new car and were
and the thousands of "other men bound for an army assignment at
of the world who help to build Camp Roberts.
the youth of the world. Art is
no super-man. He is a leader,
however, who seems to inspire
the boys to give out with only
their best, which, in the past four
years has been creditable. Art
is human with the boys he puts
no importance upon his work
because he likes coaching.
Open Mondays through
While Art can nearly always
Saturdays
smile and accept good wishes of
the fans upon his successes on
Evenings by Appointments
the basketball courts, few little
realize how close to ulcers he
may be from the tension under
which he works. Few do not re
alize the hours he spends, and
COURTIERS
IMPACT IS BEING FELT HERE!
Beauty Studio
By Dewey
a flutter up to this moment. Wait another month.
homes, or have contracted for homes, without anv more
in the next couple of years—far more than was even
NATIONAL PUBLICITY ISOURS
Whcthci we in this community have earned it or not,
for the tourists concerning events along the coast—and
and the stop-overs many to witness this annual event.
Events
personal hope of material gain.
WINS A HABIT WITH GUTHRIE
For the life of me, I cannot
understand seme attitudes in this
vicinity—to understand discred
iting attempts on parts of some
concerning this area’s future ex
pansion. Rumors are thick that
this plywood plant is a hoax, it
is a “wildcat scheme.” In an in
terview with the incorporators,
proof for the article was pro
duced to convince me of the au
thenticity of the story published
last week.
It runs in my mind that I once
read that if you '‘have faith the
size of a grain of mustard, you
can more mountains.” Perhaps a
little of that faith might help
this area right now, if it were
rightly practiced. I am frank to
admit rumors have run, in the
years past that this or that was
coming here, only to have the
rumor prove to be just a rumor.
In the case of this plywood plant
I do not believe there is any
trickcry, or rumor. I saw too
much evidence.
Another thing which convinces
me is the fact that key men of
the corporation have already pur
chased homes, or have contracted
for homes. Some of these were
listed in realty transfers last
week. I cannot picture a man
putting out money for a home
unless he is a multimillionaire. L
I am not fooled that easily, quite.
/ have talked to the superin
tendent-to-be. He has purchased
■ a home, find lias revealed some
I of the plans for the new indus
try which soon will be here. He
। holds nothing but optimism, and
\ certainly is not a millionaire to
buy “just for show.” His assur-
I ance to me was sincere, his at-
titude was one of joy. Were this
industry a wildcat scheme. cer-
i tamly men like him are in for
, By VlltUC of
the win list Eriday evening. W inning of
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largely With
K C R E OPENING ENTHUSIASTIC
Hungry?
CHETCO
HOURS: 6:oo A. M. TO i :oo A. M.
JIM'S CABINET SHOP
Book Cases, Writing Desks, Comer Cabinet*
Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors,
Windows, frames, cupboard doors, drawers.
IF IT’S MADE OF WOOD—
YOU HAVE A JOB FOR J. E. FIFIELD!
Turn off 101 at Beach Road. Follow the Signs
Dr. Henry S. Crawford
CHIROPRACTOR
Office House .. 10 to 6, on all days
Mondays, Tuesday, Thursday Evenings, 7-9
878 Front St., Crescent Ctiy
Phone 2802
(Next to Greyhound Bus Depot)
Quality Cleaning and Pressing
KEYS MADE
a en
Also Agents for
nse was the interest
area
DEL NORTE LAUNDRY
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issured programs of wide interest. The crucial
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When Your Dollar
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CAFE
Hom c-Mad e Pies
It is not exactly amusing. nor
is it the right picture for youth
three drunks “set up a
’bai” on a vacant lot here, and
in their stupor, go through the
motions of conducting a saloon.
I’ll admit there was considerable
comedy in the actions of these.
one an old man well in his dot
age. but at the same time there
was a disgust that cannot be
lighted easily.
People of this area who serve
< r sell intoxicating liquors. shouki
take note and stop selling to
the sc fellows for many rt usons.
It is difficult. I an sure, to keep
from selling to a man when he
is soln r, and later to see what
may happen, as it did last week.
I hopt
bu ^messes of this area. that this
spectacle be not repeated.
Abuses of any privilege by a
few always put an unfavorable
opinion in the minds of people.
Public opinion may
strong
and many have found out how
; radio
station. I
PHONE 381
CALL 233
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