?Ay JULY 15. 1948
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_BROOKIXGS-HARBQR PILOT. Brookings. O regon
jrilyn Struebing
of Girl State
jriences"
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"llW Lyy STRU E B IN G
ver> thrilled and honor-
k chosen as one of th e
4 sent to Girls S tate , in
"Girls State is sponsored
„American Legion A uxil-
f o t leaders, headed by Dor-
McCulloud» Lee. m a y o r -
| of Portland, was very nice
Isfce had wonderful co-op-
Each count\ had tw o
ana
one government leader,
f councelor. We had as
, m the house of rep re-
ives Mrs. Marie W ilcox,
man in the senate.
Iws one person who knew
I-government.”
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up our own govern-
near like the real O re-
ent as possible. W e
state officers from t h e i
nt down. I was elected
representative m th e
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World's Finest Climate
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w
«ere divided into six dif-
t group, representing coun-
I e the county we elected
officers as sheriff, clerk, and
, Each county was then di-
into two cities w here we
officers. I was nam ed as
nan.
we filed for office w e
application of in ten tio n
i for office and had a se cret
just like it is done in all
■elections. There w ere rallies
lanich campaigning on elec-
HQ At the prim aries each
date gave a short speech
I repeated her slogan. Som e
p e ie slogans w ere: “Be
ter vote for C a rte r,” and
the bell with B e lm a r.”
were no speeches a t th e
faction we iust voted as
be in real election*,
1
f
council met
ooca.
»• learned how to pass a
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■ We passed a few
re cnmr< cd bv ou r own
FJ-‘ thrilled to be elected as
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,, t |1( house,
has even more thrilled to!
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T'<entatives sat. T he first
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-pitol build-
I - ’ r. P.- - ' ■ p
\ H.'sk
peiecond day I sat in P a t
desk, and I saw the
Fred Adams.
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" -■ ■ :■ - t at the I
• * had a joint session of
“j" ’ ' " '
' ' .O .o W o
w how bills w ere passed.
f 1 .uted the suprem e c o u rt
’ ’ *nt! d * d to C hief
W ind other justices. T he
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■ What the
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h werp
‘d {hree
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th e courts
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art and
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I w as
- r u n t court
In
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has to know and
¿.^om e a citizen of these
(*as a tour of th e ca p ito l
J »here we m et th e gov-
¿ . pnva,te ‘ * cretary . W e
i f,_ , a!:
• ’ the* build
L ana »u1 t ' “' K °vernor’s
a d the h< ;d of co n tro l
, ; a; a lot of fun. also.
, .ure.,rnanv p ajam a p a rtie s
I
-need for us.
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‘ f tr w • s tu n t night.!
IN BROOKINGS, OREGON
Saturday, July 1 7
1 0 :0 0 P. M . LILY QUEEN'S CO RO NATIO N
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BALL, A t The Harbor Grange Hall
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r.C p dr •
can dlelight
/ dl" t cht w t had ves-
• put on
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*:Re sp e ak e rs)
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an of stu -
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D orothy McCul
- sh . , h was in te re stin g
IB, * 01 of 8<xxl advice
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?j»o< ttp I learned a lot
t and
• -k th a t G irls
It- «.; ts
teach th e y o u th
L governm ent and th a t
r
» h it it does.
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f Dong Beach.
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c. ’ . spend
.¡ A r\iOre a t th e hom e of
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ir; :
Mr and Mrs.
e Was he re last
- n ’s
Sunday, July 18
2 :0 0 P. M .
GRAND FLORAL PARADE; Beautiful Floats Decorated W ith Thou
sands of Easter Lilies— the only Parade of Its Kind In the W orld. V a lu
able Prizes for Best Entries. Games. Bring Picnic Lunch— Free Coffeel
4 :0 0 P. M .
CONCERT By 50-piece Band; Entertainm ent, Etc., a t A zalea State
Park, Brookings, Oregon
10:00 P. M
SPECTACULAR DISPLAY OF FREE FIREWORKS AT THE BEACHI