2 Brookings-I l.irlx.r Pilot, Thursday, Septem ber 3, 1953
por What It's Worth
Bishop to Visit
O N E X T E N D E D T R IP
.Mrs. Claude Goldizen and her
sister, Mrs. H. O. P ow ell o f M t.
View , C alif., le ft this m orning for
a m onth o f vacationing. They w ill
B enjam in Dagvvell, Bishop of d rive to Indiano la. Iow a wher?
the Diocese of O regon, will \ visit
..... they w ill v is it th e ir parents, Mr.
St. T im o th y ’s Episcopal Church and Mrs. F ra n k S m ith and other
Sunday in Brookings. Bishop Dag re latives and friends.
w e ll w ill conduct an evening
service at six o’clock.
M rs.
Jack
W rig h t, returned
A fte r the service, Bishop Dag-
w e ll w ill discuss w ith members from K la m a th F alls M onday a fte r
of the church th e ir p la n s /o r con a stay there.
By C L IF F O R D P. R O W E
These p a rtic u la r days of the
T H K K K M n o H I K S T IT 1 T E F O R C IR C ! L A T IO N
>ear probably b rin g m ore happi
b te re tf * . ^ < „ ,d
n««»er. a t ttw (H m lo iflrr
Rronktnca, (> rr« .n , M arch
7 . lit« « , u n d e r th e A c t o f M a rc h 3 . 1S7S.
ness and pleasure to m ore people
than any o th e r season. C o n tra ry
M inna A kf . rs , O w n er and Publisher
to jio p u la r fancy,, this jo y is born
H C B N C K IF T IO N R A T K H :
ot the knowledge that once again
One Tear, In advance (In C u rry C ounty) ....... .
....
school
days are upon us.
S3 00
One Y ear. In advance (outside C u rry C ounty) ”1..""’*""’’’
93 M
F
eature
w rite rs and cartoonists,
Classified A dvertising Kates. 13c per lin e M inim um 5Oc cash.
if they fo llo w th e ir usual bent,
AU * c a u o i* 'ng
m°" t
‘n by ® o ' « * * “ Tuesday evening to Insure puh-
w ill depict the youngsters of the
N ew s Items and classified ads w ill be received Up to Wednesday soon.
land re lu c ta n tly dragging them
M sttaS h M A d v e r t i s i n g R e p r e s e n t a t iv e
selves away from the ecstacies of s tru c tio n o f a Parish h a ll and
vacation and back to the drudgery church on th e ir new ly-acquired
W eekly N ewspapers R epresentatives , I nc .
M r. and M rs. D onald Vaughn
ol the school room. In so doing p ro p e rty at the corner of Azalea are the proud parents o f a daugh
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P h ila d e lp h ia
they d e fin ite ly date themselves as P a rk D rive and F ir street.
r . n l ? KF ^ l i r T .B B dR IB K R i,i K ln d ,y
o f * nr Change o f address In ad-
ter, Deborah Kay, born August
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d
eo ,t* two c* n l* * * *
* * nt to th « °W address
of a long past generation, fo r
22, 1953.
■uoacciption w ill be dropped unless subeertbr notifies P ilot of change.
such is not the a ttitu d e of o u r T E A C H E R S H E R E
young learners o f today.
Miss LaVon W agner o f Rose
In spite o f th e ir unanim ous
DAILY
< hant in »May o f "no more lessons, burg who w ill teach in the ele
m
e
n
ta
ry
school
this
com
ing
year
no m ore books; no more teachers’
H ow badly docs Brookings need a new high school?
d
ir ty looks” , the modern Tom was in tow n M onday to find liv
Now, th e re ’s a question that has m ore than one answer.
Saw
yer and Becky T hatcher usu ing quarters. She w ill occupy an
B u t they a ll add up to the fact th a t we need one— v ita lly .
a lly begin counting e arly in Au ap a rtm e n t in the M cKenzie b u ild
The need fo r space fo r o u r c h ild re n ’s education is m ore than
ing across fro m the school.
gust the days rem aining before
obvious
W ith classrooms overcrowded, ch ildren going to school
the opening of school. They know
on ha lf-d a y shifts, classes being held in adjoinin g building s and
M r. and Mrs. R. C. L u d lu m and
they have never had it so good.
DAVE FRANKLIN.
in the basements of such buildings, the need fo r new construe-
T oday’s schooling is no longer la m ily le ft fo r Santa B arbara
Owner
tio n is clear
No one could m a in ta in th a t o u r present buildings
the ordeal o f generations ago; it Wednesday so th a t Bob m ig h t
• r e adequate, o r even p a rtia lly adequate, fo r o u r c h ild re n ’s us
Phone
2664
The L u d lu m
is a pleasure g ivin g experience enter high school.
G W 1R G E
I^ S T R O f l
age.
fa
m
ily
spends
th
e
ir
sum
m
ers
near
and they lik e it.
Local Affont
And there is no doubt, either, th a t o u r ch ild re n ’s education
»Merchants also welcome “ school B rookings on the W inchuck
•ufTers from such crow ding. There is not an educator in the
days” w hich bring w ith them the
land who w ould m a in ta in th a t you can teach o u r children as
in flu x o f fond mamas p ilo tin g
th e y should be taught under present conditions.
youngsters between counters as
they stock up on clo th in g w hich
B ut Brookings and H a rb o r has an even g reater need fo r
m ore adequate fa c ilitie s In o u r school fa cilitie s. The school o f
m ust replace outgrow n ones of
the previous year. F rom the t in i
a co m m u n ity is often the center of its com m unity life .
est tot, th rille d w ith anticipate d
rh e fa c ilitie s planned fo r o u r new school w ould give B ro o k
joy of great adventure, to the
ings such a center u n til such tim e as o u r hopes fo r a com
sophisticated high school teen
m u n ity center w ill be realized. U nder a liberal a d m in istra tio n
ager, who selects a w ardrobe in
by the school board (and we have every reason to believe th e ir
accordance
w ith the latest vogue,
a dm m ist rat ion w ill be lib e ra l \ the gym nasium , as w ell as the
school day shopping is d e fin ite ly
o th e r fa c ilitie s o f the school w ould provide a badly needed com
a re d -le tte r day.
m u n ity m eeting place soon.
F o r M other, who has had the
W e hope to see the day th a t Brookings has a co m m u n ity
resp o n sib ility of herding these
«n«l soon. B ut we cannot have it as ra p id ly as we need
same youngsters
through
the
■nd the facilitie s of the high school w ould fill a great gap in
sum m er months, the opening ot
o u r com m unity. W ith room and fa c ilitie s fo r clubs, c iv ic groups
school doors removes a trem en
oh, m e n s activitie s, the fa c ilitie s provided w ould he a splendid
dous
re sp o n sib ility
from
her
arid, ion not on ly , to o u r children's schools, but to the com-
shoulders. G rey hairs acquired
m u n ity life o f th is c ity .
d u rin g the past three m onths can
B u ild in g this school w ill not be easy. W e fear th a t some
now be dyed w h ile the school
people may oppose it, on the strength o f the financial sacrifice
m a’am w h o ^io w in h e rits the chore
necessar>- to build it. B ut tw ice in recent years Brookings peo
w ill begin to count the new silve r
ple have furnished money fo r school additions, and both were
streaks as the long nine months
h a rd e r on tax levys than this one promises to be.
session goes on.
And even if it were more costly, we have lit t le choice, re a lly
At any rate, “ readin’, w r it in ’,
T he education o f o u r ch ildren is one o f o u r greatest needs -a n d
and ’rith m e tic ” days are here
O N T H E W INCHUCK
WC should no, value I, H ghfly. especially
term s o f doll«™
again and quiet w ill again settle
PHONE
2568
Harbor.
<iur
V 0“ ^ » e Wednesday, Septem ber 15. rem em ber
over the land, p a rtic u la rly on
to n
car, J
Rem em ber the co m m u n ity needs, fo r fa c ilitie s to
>our street and mine.
c h ild re n "
- o s t o f all, rem em ber o u r
BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT
Episcopalians
School Facilities Also Town Facilities
Freight Service
Coast Freight
Lines
FLOWERS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS
Corsages
Cut -Flowers
Funeral
Arrangements
M c V A Y 'S G R E E N H O U S E
The First Fall Rains
Two 4-H Divisions
Added to Fair
F lo ra l and ra b b it exh ib its and
a program put on by Oregon's
visito rs under the In te rn a tio n a l
Farm Youth Exchange w ill
( new features o f 4-H a c tiv itie s at
the Oregon S tate F a ir in Salem
Septem ber 5 to 12.
Scholarships to the 4-H sum
m er school a w ait top w inners fo r
Even the to u ris t, who takes ra in as a personal alTront even
i flow er e xh ib its and arrangem ents,
he ,II,tu t I seem too put out. and the resort owners co u ld n 't seem
ju s t added to the prem ium list.
to get th e ir hearts in to th e ir la m e n ta tio n ,
Rest ra b b it project and cham
pion showman w ill rate 4-H sum
m er school scholarships, too. Spe
cie’ nrizes offered in the division
are L o w it’s Blueblood rabbi try
ev n k now ing the sum m er was short and the logs w eren't a ll
«Penal, pedigreed New Zealand
r in ,
’ ? '•
" ,on':
«o-"" ' e X ¿nt,
"h it« « ju n io r doc fo r best rabbit
Í
and
of the breed, and T ria n g le M illin g
com pany special, merchandise o r
der fo r tw o e xh ib ito rs whose rec
ords show best project develop
.......'^Ryen *nVhéeflr o ^ fa H T L m T lfe n|rion|t
m ent.
Cal G. Monroe, state 4-H agent
M * > h etroja verj m u c h w o r t h living
W OP
*
heading the IF Y E program , said
n early a ll of the 10 young ru ra l
people g e ttin g acquainted w ith
( regon life th is sum m er w ill be
at the fa ir Sunday afternoon
-
R special service
to
te ll about th e ir home countries.
"C t \\ ashings—ar—Extracting and iHvine
Oregon A uctioneer«' association
is u n d e rta kin g sponsorship of the
Hour» 3:30 ajn to 6 .00 p m.
annual sale o f m a rke t livestock,
Tuesday and Thursday Open ’til 8 pm .
w hich w ill he Septem ber 11
ttw
than 2000 4-H hoy» and
CJothea may ba left after 7:30 am .
| g irls are pxpeeted to take p a rt
I in th is .roar's events. w ith deni-
onstrations scheduled every day
P H O N E 2991
I ‘ • ¡ '’•«'nek aw ards w iU be prosent-
1 ^ Septem ber 11. closing day
of
the fa ir
T his week I, rained, w ith the slow, w h ite m ist m oving in
d ro m lo ll T
Hn<1
h M v i’,r- < "ro in K in to drops
The
d ro p , fe ll s ile n tly , faster and faster, and the trees d c a m c l
• liv e r y under th e ir liq u id coat
Ueamed
« •a « « ? '. v e r v 'r i * WOk‘'-
IO" k '>rt ou* " n<l (¡rum bled. but it
u a sn
a v .rv sincere grum ble, and they looked as n early happy
as
a
logger
ever * d<w>«
,1,,..,,
* ’ “ na , the.
h f > «.
'" r o o d , o ver and w ent back to
Modern Efficient Laundry Methods
acacia laundromat
/
W ere delighted to hare you with ua again
. . a not only to turn our youngster» over to
your capable hands but to place our services
•t your disposal in any w ay that wiU make
your work easier. Please call on ua.
O REG O N
STATE
~
BANK
BROOKINGS, OREGON
our Dependable Home Institution”
r .H 'r n l DepaXf
fo e p o r o t,^ ,