1 0 Brookings-I Iarbor Pilot
’» n t i n n a v e ac ie a l
*
V * U115
diced m an n er in the expulsion i will probably show signs of in-
from school of his son Demos, . I i adequacy w ithin a co m p arativ ely
think he has recourse for rem edy I sh o rt t rr
w ,,h th e proper a u th o rities of the ; m the n eantim e. we. the TAX-
S ta te Dept
of E ducation at PA Y ER ; who a re a f te r all m in e
No, I d efinitely do not have ca seT o X m ' m Ply *Ubmi“ ing h ,S iLOt,i<W: ,..'.e. Bi11 for " ’- / - - i h f i e s
tim e to deal w ith school m a tte rs
will expect a type of School Ad-
as su ggested by Mr. R J. H orn in ' As for' all th<* o th e r item s m inisi ation
from th e ch airm an
his le tte r to th e E d ito r of this brought up by Mr. H orn in his i ° f *h B oard right on down th e
papi>r d ated M arch 25, 1954.
le tte r, it seem s to m e th at they bne t , and including the jan ito r,
ow ever, due to som e of th e all pose o r suggest a p a rtic u la r to he co m m en su ra te in q u alify
s ta te m e n ts m ade by Mr H orn, class of problem which could 01 w ith t i n t of th e Physical facili
an d becaus • of th e fact th a t I am should be handled by the P .-T A ties th a t w’e, th e TAX PAYERS
a v o te r and ta x p a y e r in this school of this district if anv, and d provide.
d is tric t I cannot see fit to en tire ly not W HY N O T ?
In conclusion T should like io
ignore this m ater, so I ’M T A K IN G
It these problem s are NOT th e < um plim ent and th an k both M ”
T IM E OUT.
business of the P.-T.A. then w hat ) Horn and t he B rookings-I Tartar
1 shall m ention the dis- in h eaven’s nam e is the business I ilot to r bringing these m a tte rs
m isal of Demos Horn, son of Mr of the P - T .A ?
to th e a tte n tio n of th e tax payers
R J. H orn by school principal
of
School D istrict 17C
r am in hopes th at it cannot be I
H am p to n .
said
of
the
local
P.-T.A.
(again
A. D e P H IP P IP S .
B ecause I happen to be a firm
it
any»
th
at
it
too,
has
succum
bed
b eliev e r in the a d a g e •
"CON
to the N ational T rend of becoming To the E ditor, th e People of the
demnation before IN V E S nothing hut a ru b b e r stam p, tea
B rookings-H arbor School Dis
TIG A TIO N IS M O R O N IC ” I
trict, and to Ross J. H orn:
In
u
rin
g
,
hack
slapping,
good
fel
w ould not be in a position to form
I am one who should have
low well m et, non-functional o r
a conclusion on the H orn dis-
no
th in g to say as I have lived in
ganization, in o th e r w ords; m
tb :^H n ^n,|l1 L t had bOCn g *Ven 3,1
th e a re a for six y ea rs and have
organization
in
nam
e
only.
Tb< d e ta ils PROM BOTH S ID E S
PHrt in civic a ffa » s.
I perso n ally have no p a rtic u la r P H n "
N o form al charges have been
n o r to com ing here I w as so
m ad e, and no one seem s to be on urge to become a m em ber of anv , heavtly
involved in such m a tte rs
P -T .A . anyw here.
. so th a t’s ju st w here the
th
a
t
I
decided
n ev er to become
It P A R E N T S a re not interested
H orn dism issal m ust rest as fa r as
been
H
Pd
,again
H ow evPr. I have
in the w elfare and education of
J am concerned,
Hen deeply conscious of all th a t
th
e
ir
own
children
then
I
say
:
1 can o ffer Mr. Horn tw o su "-
has tak en place.
K est.ons how ever for w hat they "M ay H eaven help th em ” the
I think o u r schools a rc all r i g h t !
a r e w o rth :—
5 children, th a t is (to blazes w ith
as fa r a s the teach ng s ta ff is con- I
I
th
e
p
aren
ts.)
T b !° ‘ UP th is m ftH e r w ith
The new; B rookings - H arbor ic rn e d Also th a t m uch cred it
• ii< B ro o k in g s T axoH vnre i
? S? ,o m anv m em bers of
High
I f th ere is no such organ!» . .aKu.1’’ I 11'
1’ 1’ School building, construction
co n stru e d
A ’ an o rw n iz a tio n I
B rookings then form
n '° n
' " f Which
n,,w be » 'a rte d in a . e ia
IB . If Mr. Hot n fee?, ,h ,
!
° f d ay * W‘"
a vas' im ' should have joined My sym pathy
a t ,* a provem ent over th e present ex- .■» ex ten d ed to th e school board a ,
re a l in ju stice has been d Is o n th
e™
Mint lu e school a u th o ritie s of Dis- trem ely inadequate facilities for I know w hat a th an k le ss job they
I hold, hut I can only d is a g iw w ith
a high school.
' ^ 7 1 n ’c a rd in K
decision which
has been m ade. T h en , can b,
no
m siif,ca n o n for ex p ellin g a stu
»"h m
h <'X,f‘n ' ,h a ' in ,e rfere s
o r a di?,
C“S f° r an education
' a diplom a, except for rep eated
o r d efia n t infraction of th e ru l-s
o r for a felony U nless
Sfai'e
law has been changed, a pupil
conno, b.. expelled for m o re , him
th re e days unless for a very grev-
lous offense.
S
As to r sm oking by pupils. I can
a tta c h no m oral o r religious rea-
FIRE INSURANCE
,moSke P ? ” " S he " 'd ° r Sh° Uld n° ‘
I,,,.,,,, ' . / . lo n ' ,he stan d p o in t -.f
> a h ,t ls re g re tta b le th a t m any
'THURSDAY, A P R IL 1, 1954
LETTER TO EDITOR
?
20
DIVIDEND
On Acceptable Risks
I
I
J
six month automobile policies
s '
T no’ onl-v sm oking
a M i. , d linking.
W e have law s which
li
Ar Regular Rate
■ No Penalty
A rthur Knox Insurance Agency
Phone 2211
Brookings
5
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THE FINEST FISH
C lam s
S h rim p
O ysters
A balone
Scallops
P raw n s
H iE S H COLUM BIA R IV ER S M E L T
Eastern Oregon
Beef
LOCKER MEAT
SILVERSPRAY MARKET
N B rookings
No lob Too Large
No Job Too Sma„
CEMENT WORK CONTRACTED
T O R C H E P ATK«NS
D R IV EW A Y S - FLO O RS
PORCHES
S PEPS
S ID E W A L K S
PA TIO S
B A C K ED by 27 YEARS E X P E R IE N C E
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
AR T GIBBS
Easy Street
Brookings, Ore.
Phone 3272
*h<' sale of both tobacco
and I .p air to m inors yet th ese
law s do not prev en t th e ir use I
had occasion to observe five high
school boy, and one girl |a«t
.'c a r. all of whom sm oked in sp ite
<> o p ,s,s,„ o n by both the school
m d th e ir paren ts, it ¡s onty
X n
’ high school to college ,'
2 » h e r e sm oking
is not prohibited
..... Class
K room
,,UI - prom
4 n t*
? thC
T his oited
does
”<>t applx only to the boys but the
^ Kiris
h u a as e . , well
, " 11 T her..f......
h e r<-fo" . I , ...
Ihink
V , , ain sen ,o r is bei"K m ade
' VaniPlc to appease p u son .1
'n ," ,k ’"
a " ,h e s ,u d e n ts who
nioke expelled, we w ould hav
-e no
m bool housing problem , This
sta te m e n t is not intended
as a
ue n X t ° f iSn7 kingl aS 1 c o n s i d >
I t,« ° d .r in k ,n g 1,1 h arm fu ln ess
... have alw ays advocated the
u nt sy ste m ” to r o p eratio n of th<
bools as it places c o n tro l in
hands of tra in e d ed u c ato rs the
and
rem oves m any issues from local
polities
The le tte r of Ross J. Horn
ap-
D ’ared on page 3 of T he Pilot
and on page 10 ap p eared an item
ta x in g th a t som e one had been
‘I‘pointtM by th e board to see th a t
all eligible for school un d er th e !
should a tten d .
Any you th so expelled will be
a very b itte r individual as re
gards schi>ol discipline and law in
g e n ita l My svm patbv to h m and
his p a r e n ts Once m ore, such a
decision should be condem ned.
S incerely,
A. L. TRAVIS.
IN KLAM ATH FALLS
Mrs. B erger D ah lstro m
left
M onday to a tte n d services for her
fa th e r, P e te r S t rid on W ednes
day in K lam ath F alls
FULLY AUTOMATIC
CÎÎYE.7
with exclusive new
s
g u id e - lite CONTROL
■
AND ALL THESE OTHER BENEFITS:
» Extra-gentle drying with new
D e lic a te Fabric C o n tro l.
Sun-freshness w ithout sun-
fa d in g , y o u rs w ith S u n - a .
T lx a r L a m p .
Lint and m oisture
away by etlkient F
V e n tin g
New trim ap p e ara r
F lu » h -to -W a ll C o n st
t dressing care for your clothes
with S a tin -S m o o th D ry in g
D ru m .
E n d u rin g
and
be
P o rc e la in Top.
Big laundty loads handled eas
ily with 9 -p o u n d C a p a c ity .
ON DISPLAY
NOW
a demonstration 0
r^markobie Whirlpool Dry
this w e e jj
D EN N S U P P L Y
Phone 3 2 7 4