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Thursday, September 13, 1956
Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon
Page Two
The PILOT
RAINS BRING
DUST RELIEF
R ains, w h ich s ta rte d e a rly S u n
d a y m orning, ended th e to u ch y fire
season. R eleasin g th e clo su te to
lo g g in g a n d w oods w ork, its v alue
to th e co m m u n ity w as tim ely.
L a c k in g flow of logs from th e
w oods, som e o f th e m ills had to
ti e in to th e ir cold decks whl< n
th e y ’d a c c u m u la te d a g a in s t th e
w in ter. C o n tin u in g in to M onday,
th e so ak ed soil will m ake lily bulo
h a rv e s t a b it m ore a g reeab le a»
it will, a t least, lay th e d u st.
Som e
o f th e
n a u g h ty
b les fo r
g a rd n e rs took a d v a n ta g e
d am p n ess, gam bling, (a
word» on fresh v e g e ta
th e w in te r m onths.
Brownell Speaks
C a l e s ¿.SERVICE A, LOU & ALDEN
To Local Club
R o ta ry clubs in 99 c o u n trie s
i o h .V ûu FCC® OS AO*
' my hu SSA s O h £ A 5 0
th ro u g h o u t the free w orld are
! Y0AC'S BPAÚá ' Ná THAT
un ited in a n endeavor to p io m o t • I HE BEA- YOU UP r
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R
in te rn a tio n a l u n d erstan d in g , goo 1
will and peace. T h a t w as p a rt of
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s p a p ik 1 N AT I O N A I
E O IT O R IA I
th e m e -sag e of A m brose Brow nell
,a u s H ..s
| A^ OC5A ,' 0 N of M ilw aukie. O regon, governor O?
of D istric t 154 of R o ta ry In te rn a - j
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tional. in ad d ressin g th e R o tary
club of B rookings T uesday.
E n te re d a s seco n d -class m a tte r a t th e p o sto tfice a t B rookings, O re.
In ad d itio n to th e a c tiv ities of
M arch 7, 1946, u n d e r a n A ct of M arch 3, 1879
R o ta ry 's 9.100 clubs w ith in th e ir
ow n com m u n ities to prom ote th is
objective. M i’. B row nell explained.
Ray Pisarek, Joe Murphy
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W A IL IN G W A IF S
p L a ^ 2 1 1 \ • BROOK/NGS
’T w as p a th e tic , th ey say!
M o n d ay w hen school let out. lo ts
o f little fo lk s w ho a re on th e bus
ro u te s w ere a p a th e tic little, w eep
ing, m illing bunch. T hey didn ;
We feel that we would be shirking our duty as a news
kn o w th e y Ju st did n o t L n«w !
T h ey d id n 't know w hich bus uo paper if we didn’t strongly urge each and every one of
ta k e to th e ir hom es and w orse
you to vote tomorrow (Friday, September 14) in the Port
still, ’t i r said th e re w as a sh iftin g
of b u sses,o r sum pun, th a t f u i 'l v i ! District Election.
confused th e ch ild ren , a lread y
From the outset we have been of the opinion that this
flu s te re d by th e ir firs t d ay a t
school. I t took th re e q u a rte rs of district would be formed by an overwhelming majority—
a n h o u r fo r th e teac h ein and bus
d riv e rs to p ry n am es and hom e- mainly because we can’t find a valid reason for not so
s ite s o u t of th em an d hope they'c’
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A Vote for Progress
done a good job of it.
One su g g estio n m ade seem ed
p r e tty good all firs t g ra d e rs
should have sew n to th e ir clothes
on th e ir f ir s t d ay th e ir home a d
d ress, w h e th e r tow n o r ru ra l, as
som e of th e tow n k id s w an ted to
go for th e ride and did!
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|*OW, WEA/ENLV DAYS?
IT IS A GAS
DESERVING praise '"
wards
doing.
In our meandcrings up and down Chetco Avenue we
ro u g h its p ro g ram o f stu d e n t
were able to find a few that weren’t enthusiastic about the th
fellow ships, w hich enable o u t
developement of the Chetco River harbor. Those people sta n d in g college g ra d u a te s to
y e a r in co u n tries
were not opposed to a harbor, per se, hut felt th.it possible o stu th d e y r th fo a r n one
th e ir ow n a s R o ta ry
am b a ssa d o rs of good will. Since
additional taxes from the district might hurt.
1947, w hen th is p ro g ra m w as
It is our opinion that any taxes raised by the district e sta b lish e d . 834 R o ta ry F ellow
are to be very minute in proportion to the benefit receiv ships have been a w ard ed to s tu
d e n ts in 61 co u n tries fo r stu d y in
ed. Because of the work of a group of citizens we have al 40 co u n tries.
ready received $225,000—which very directly adds to the
value of your property. It is very important that this $225,- C A B IN W R E C K A G E
000 be spent in our best interests. W e can only assure our V andalism a t N ick B a u m g a rd
d Louie S to ller s cabin,
selves of that by forming the port district and electing our n off e r’s e a an
s t of V ulcan P eak , is now
blam ed on bears. S eem s sim ilar
own commissioners to handle its affairs.
d ep red atio n h as been n oted of ca
Let us, for a moment, reflect on the possibile benefits bins out in th a t region and w h a t
w ere ta k e n to be b u llet holes in
which could arise from this development.
can s w ere sta te d to be w here b e a r
First—and most important— that the entrance to the chaw
ed ’em.
river would he less hazardous with a jetty and channel. B ru in s a re al-o blam ed for team
Fhe risk of life and limb would he much less. Second, we ing off sh a k e s and b re a k in g w in
possibly to relieve the m o n
feci as confident as John Hewitt, Anchorage owner, that dows,
o to n y of being out in such an u n
in a few years the community would see many fishing in te re s tin g c o u n try (to a b e a r '.
craft, and private sports craft using our harbor. It isn’t
,,f possibilities that the crab industry photo club meets
- m il t ’
T he P le a su re P ic tu re s C am era
anti ca^neTies it . v I k * attracted eventually.
club had a v ery well a tte n d e d
Is there a community that wouldn’t want the above? m eetin g la s t w eek, w h ere they had
W hen a progressive person ties in these many bene th e a d v a n ta g e of an illu stra te d
slide le c tu re p ro g ra m p u t o u t by
fits—just waiting now for us to grasp he can hardly do th e E a stm a n K odak people.
O n F rid ay . S ep tem b er 22. th e re
otherwise than vote for the project, just as we are.
GASeJU>PUMCt(3u& *
jSiStllSe Bttt & Service the fo tf
AMBROSE BROWNELL
District Governor. Rotary
International
A Hole To Drop Brookings In?
1TS S|AAOT e R —
H a rb o r L unibei Co. ask in g fo r a
co m plete acco u n tin g from lum ber
business and h alf th e net p ro fits
alleged due.
to drop Brookings in’’.
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At any rate it is very unusual for a city of this size to
have so many and so varied projects going on at once.
Several conractors are ripping up streets for several sewer
districtsOther contractors are ripping up streets for wid
ening and paving projects. Still others are leveling tor
u rv ntn ilh will become business properties.
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w rit
The face of the citv is being changed with rapidity. It
.important to realize too. that construction workers are
ving a good part of their paychecks in the city. It has
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I kcii a highly valued boon during the summer months
and despite the inennvienees—we’d like In see it every
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g ro u p a g ain in F ox B ros, building
a t w hich v isito rs and ap p licatio n s
for m em bership will be welcomed.
The casual visitor, the tourist, must he at least a little SW EARINGEN FILES SI IT
impressed by the dozens of cats, hack-hoes, graders and i S u it h a s been flied in the C ir
of Coos C ounty by
trucks running with seeming abandon around the city of c F u lo it y d C o S u rt w earingen
a g a in s t th e
Brookings.
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Either he will say, “now here is growth . or he will
repeat the rumour that somebody “is digging a big hole
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Going Up, Corner Easy St. and Easy Drive
Deer Hunting Laws Explained
It's great fun for groups
going to the big gamej,
conventions, outings
E f r y body ha» a better time,
going together in a pri
vate, modern coach,
with a skilled driver
who take* you where
y o u w a n t to g o ,
w hen you want to go
a t very low cost I
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kings.
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GREYHOUND
CHARTER SERVICE
those h u n te rs w ho a ’ plied befot '
• th e S ep tem b er 4 deadline a n d al
perso n s who filed, b a rr .n g des-
• crepancies, will receive t^ag* f^F
th e ir subscr.be«! areas. In a d d i
tion. th e e h u n te rs m ay also an-"'
for idd tio n al ta g s a s long a s th ey
\ file in d iffer n t a re a s th a n th e
o re alread y received A.so. n ni
rods w ':o held controlled seas
I
ta g s last ye r are now- e> g
ible to apply .-»« are h u n te r s wh
held ta g
fot ’he e a rly A u ru s
wn w ide op n t
Iditicn. acccrd in ■ an d Se te m b r con rcdled d e
*rs m ay ap- ly f< ’ hunts.
. of th e ta g s i>
¡s fo r a d ifferen t
Y our W alk in g Bio d B k > *
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ns long a
n m o t s have i m ay be th e little th in g .h a t save*
ife Y our lu e
» u p to four deer
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season deer
C.I
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ty
p e m ay be in a 'c u -
ro n tro lled h u n ts
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ill be held foi ra te C heck w ith ’.o a tvp-ng
H u n te rs m ay secure two. th ree
r fo u r d eer th is f'U acco rd in g to
release from th * s ta te gam e
“•..tai sion
FoP ow ing th e S e n te r i' r ’ dead
hue fo r th e filing o f ap p licatio n
re a re still a lot of ta g s ava
ie in all th e eleven controlled
>reas In m o st o f th e a t e a
:th o u « e d ta g s a re fa r unde
ubsoribed.
will be th r
s. In a
• a. hun
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lorn
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED
See the Sturdy type of Ccnstruction
These Homes are Manufactured in Brookings
AlDRiCH Bîiîders Supply Co.