Thursday, December 6, 1956
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
NOTICE
Potocnick Passes
The School Boara will hold a
public m eeting at th e school house
on Tuesday evening, Decem ber
11th (eleventh) beginning at 7:30
p m. to discuss the buying of U na
for a badly needed playground.
All registered voters in this and
C arpenterville d istrict are eligible
to vote, and are invited to be
present.
Pistol River S ch o o l District.
No 16
Vida D. W alker, Clerk
• M att Potocnick passed aw ay
last W ednesday, Nov. "28, at his
home in H arbor. He was born in
Yugoslavia, on Septem ber 2 1,
1877.
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Five children survive. They are
Milton Pot wnick, of Brookings,
Mrs. L .ta Shafer, K lam ath, Calif;
Rudolph Potocnick, Norfolk, V ir
ginia; Mrs. Rosie Fredlan , E ure
ka, Calif; and Mrs Mary Luilla
C onner of F ort Dick, Calif.
Also surviving is a brother,
A ndrew Potocnick. H arbor, and a S tu d en t In crea se H igh
sister, Mrs. Fannie Koucie, Yugo
slavia. T here are eight grandchild j In Curry C ou nty
ren.
A report from th e Oregon Vo
F uneral services were h e l d ter reported th at the averag
S atu rd ay , December 1, at the Star daily atten d an ce in C urry county
of tne Sea C atholic Church, with schools was 1, 672.4 in the elem en
F ath er Emil Kies, officiating.
tary grades, 1 through 8, in 1954-
Concluding services w ere con 55. The average daily atten d an ce
ducted at the Jam es Ward Mem in 1955 56 was 1,905.1, an increase
orial Cem etery. P allbearers weiv during one year of n early 230
Fred G ustofson, Jesse Ellis, Freu
In the h-gn school classes in
E. Jones, A ndrew H o f f e l d t , 1954-55 th ere w ere 494 9 average
How ard S. C antrall, and Robe . daily attendance students, w hile
D. Cham bers.
in 1955-56 th ere were 571.5, an
increase of 77 in the one year
period.
F or W h a t It’s W orth
T otal enrollm ent in 1954-55
w as 2,167.3, and in 1955 56 2,47-
Bv Clifford P. Rowe
6.6, a total atten d an ce increase
Anyone w riting a w e e k l y of over 300 pupils.
column is really sticking his neck
O ther facts revealed in the a r ti
out if he tries to analyze the cle w ere th a t th e national average
international situation And he is teacher salary is $3,825, w hile in
really gam bling if he dares to p re Oregon it was $4,163. The average
dict; lor by the tim e his stuff cost j>er pupil in Oregon is 336.72
gets into piirtt, the very thing a year, com pared to the national
th a t he m ay have opioned would average of $264.76.
never come to pass may already
be recorded as history.
Starring
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Sat., DEC. 8th
O n ly 15 S h o p p in g D ays
H ow ever, I stillhold to the
opinion w hich has been mine for
th e past th ree or four years th at
chances of a m ajor w ar are be
com ing m ore and more remote.
In tern atio n al developm ents since
th e close of World War II give
me the basis for such a belief
on my p art. While crisis afte r
crisis has appeared on the horizon
w ith w ar appearing imm inent, in
each case a solution of some sort
was achieved and the world, re
laxed to aw ait the next one.
and the
COKER
U n til C hristm as
This
year put something finer under the tree
The principal reason th a t I am
encouraged is th a t I leel th at the
nations of the world are finally
beginning to realize the futility of
w ar solving any problem. Also the
fact th a t all nations today are on
th e alert and not lulled into a
false feeling of security tends t
cause and aggressor to think
tw ice before firing the first shot.
In both w orld w ars, one nation
w as outstandingly stronger than
any of its neighbors, who w itn
th e ir heads buried deep in th 1
sand felt th a t the only way to
avoid w ar was to ignore the
tihre it of war. Today nations
know th at a w ar is much more
likely to e ru p t w hen one country
feels th a t it is strong enough to
overpow er the others.
I don’t think th at it would be
too far-fetched to com pare th e in-
ternational relations w ith labor j
relations T here was a tim e in th?
early days following the birth of
the industrial revolution whe
labor and industry both held t >
th e false prem ise that th eir ob
jectives could >*nly be accom plish
ed by the use of force. Today they
have both learned, to th e ir m u t
ual advantage th at tolerant dis
cussion comes up w ith much more
lasting agreem ents and u n d er
standing
Sim ilarly w ith the nations of
th e world. While th e United Na
tions has not achieved wonders
d uring its short term of existence,
it has afforded th e environm ent
for sensible discussion; and so
long as nations can converse w ith
one an other they are much less
likely to sta rt shooting.
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