Thursday, January 24, 1957
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
BROOKINGST1ARBOR PILOT
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Entered as second-class m a tte r a t the p o sto ffk e at Brookings, Ore
M arch 7, 1946, u nder an Act of M arch 3, 1H79
Editors and Publishers
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For centuries, the ‘DIAMOND’ has been recognized as one of
r n ? hi7 m° » t ,‘r®cious
<>ur dairy products a e al o r
mzed for their, superior Q uality
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Wouldn't you say that most of the ’57 ears
look g.xxl from 50/<•#>/ away, hut what about
from 50 un ties away?
What d<xs a closeup of the grille tell vou for
example? Is it solidly made hke the new
Chevrolet grille’ Or, in compariM.n dots it
look less rich m design feel less strong and
solid? Compare the qualits and construction
ot the bumpers and headlights, the fit of the
chrome trim.
1 he more closely you look all around the ear
the more clearly you’ll s.‘e that Chevrolet has
the edge in the way it's put together. You'll
find, lor instance, that Chevrolet is the only
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S ales ¿. service '
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We who have the ta sk of sand
ing th an k most of the public for
their caution in approaching and
assing us when we a re a t this
work.
However, there are a few, a
very few, who seem to delight
in knowingly
and
flag ran tly
ignoring the rules of safe d riv
ing by disregarding our “Men
W orking” signs, w ith flares in
front of them. And then they
m ake no attem p t to slow down
when they see a flagm an w ith a
slow sign in one hand and a red
blinker light in the other.
As a wrarning to these few so
inclined. You do not know when
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DIDN'T 1 TEULsOu i t did “ ' I
TO NOTICE when y p e a s -
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But its a long winter. T he basketball night, each
$3 50
C(^nesday in the old gym is a fine start. But it narrows
it down too much. N ot all of us are basketball enthusiasts,
filter and some of us m ight he over the hill as far as dashing
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to lure the fa in th e a rte d inhalers , P ant clown the court. W e re not concerned about the
A fam iliar quotation which back into the fold. Latest reports ’teen agers, because most of them get their exercise in
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sales arc
m ade a great impression upon me indicate th at tabaco
scliool. We are thinking about young men over 18.
as a youth was that which w arned already exceeding old records
S im ilar service has been pro-
“ He who dances m ust pay the
Obviously
anything that
that could
could he
he done
done would
would have
have
fid d ie r”. Thè moral behind this vided the im biber of alcohol, u n
'bviously anything
pronouncem ent was that he who d °ubtecSly the greatest d eterren t to have the blessings of the School authorities Because
«dissipated would in the long ru n to over-indulgence
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school
are the only spot where such
pay through injury to his health has alw ays
ay s been the ever-present rrankly> the
lc SC
IHXM g gyms
\llls art
for his deviation from the pattern liread
the next m orning hang- activities Could lx* Carried on.
o f norm al behavior.
over. True, there w ere m any who
hirst we would like to see a “municipal basketball
Of late, how ever, I am beginn- who casually accepted those agon-
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4ng to w onder if maybe the crea ICS as a necessary p art of making ,
to r of this bit of so-called wisdom fools of them selves, but there league lorined* It s probably too late for this year, hut
had failed to take into considera
Wc.urc
«1*1« four . teams
could be organized,
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tion the w onders of science which them selves, bolstered by a desire
perhaps
with
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of
m
erchant
sponsors. .\
A game
to
aw
aken
the
following
morning
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wiui
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support
or
seem ingly are available to those
h;d„.an‘J.,bushy ,1" '‘'d'
cVcr>' other week would probably be sufficient, w ith the
w ho e rr as well as to those who C'1nutU'V
painstakingly p ursure the straig h t
1 1 Ie a #fain science came
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... . , . the stagger h< re i., and o tod iv the "ti m o *r week for practice or for resting.
and narrow
,
ing am ount of money throw n quilizing drugs” hold out relief
to
those
who
as
ist
in
making
the
secondly,
we would suggest setting up some “A th
aw ay each y ea r in pursuit of
F q r il ith w
su ch
.e
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frow ned upon pleasures w o u l d ¡iquor consum ption the 50 million lr i ir n iid iP *
gni ’ 1 JU l,t,ts» su<-h as a volleyball court, or
seem to indicate that ‘‘paying the d o llar industry that it is. The
h an g o v e r as a d eterre n t has lost perhaps a handball court would he excellent. A nything
fid d le r” discourages but few.
T he rerent cancer scare w hich
to get the “old m an’’ away from his comfortable T V
sent m any nicotine devot ees in
Dne can only hope th at science a , , •_ i
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th e general direction of abstin- wiI1 some day come up w ith L‘1‘iir . L e t S g l \ e tills SOlllC th o u g h t,
ne« and reform «re
indeed omething which w ill remove the
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-hort-lived. Rallying in the cause " T Sity , f° r filHng ° n e s lungs say‘ ll is doubtful th at it’s inven- L e t t e r to t h e F d it ^ r -
tors w ill reap financial rewards.
of survival, the cigarette manu- w , ith
. smoke . or for tearing " one's
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fa c tu re rs sow In t h - . t
.11, , ’’ T' ilpar' Hvriodically w ith th e T heir product w ill be too sensi- public. I believe the S tate High-
ta rtu re rs m u to t h a t horestallm g luice front the corn. N eedles, to ble.
wav D eoartm en.
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w ay D epartm ent realizes
the
j dangerous condition of the Win-
chuck bridge when it is fro«ty
or icy, for they have given o r
A NX t C H O P P E R
SMITH RIVER
ders to sand w henever there is any
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likelihood of it being clear and
V e a g ír . . i
i cool.
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the sta te police will be there for secute those who w illfully en-
<>ur protection.
danger us when we are try in g to
We who sand, feel we have a p ro tect th eir life and property
right to protection and will pro-
p. D S tark
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uw rage guy manages to get out fishing, or to cut the
lawn and such.
Ray Pisarck, Joe M urphy
For What Its Worth
Every year alxmt this time, after watching the “old-
slcrs’’ play basketball we can’t help feel that some of us
are Ixing short changed in the exercise departm ent. In
the course of a long w inter some of us become soft and
flabby. W e’re not worried about summer, because the
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