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Thursday, October 16, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR P IL O T , BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE TW O H e alth A ssociation will ta k e over Appreciation T h e fam ily of A. F. B u rm e istp r th e V o lu n teer C h airm an -sh ip s of wish to ex p ress th e ir th a n k s to th e v ario u s W ell-C hild C o n fer T H E R E ’S NO S U B S T IT U T E FOR C IR C U LA TIO N friends an d n eighbors fo r kind “L anglois blue cheese is ju st ences th a t a re held in P o rt O r t a t t e r e d at ieco n d -class m a tte r, at the postofftoe at Brookings, O re- sy m p ath y at th e tim e of th e ir about th e ta s tie s t in th e w o r l d - ford, Gold Beach, an d B rookings. |gon, M arch 7, 1946, un d er t h e Ac t <»! M a n h 3, 1879. need. Mrs. A. F. B u rm e iste r next to T illam ook cheese, th a t D u rin g M rs. M iller’s absence, gen E rn e st M inna A kers , Owner and Publisher is, according to R obert Y. T h o rn eral ro u tin e will be handled by C laren ce ton, T illam o o k ’s re p re se n ta tiv e in M rs. W ilm a Jo A llard, secretar> SUBSCRIPTION RATES: th t last O regon leg islatu re who in th e office of th e H ealth D e C u rry C o u n ty P u b lic H ealth One Year, in advance (in Curry County)_____ $3.00 visited C u rry co u n ty and th e p a rtm e n t. N urse, leaves O cto b er 1, 1952, on One Year, in advance (outside Curry Co.) .... .$3.50 Langlois facto ries th is week. T he unofficial T illam ook cheese a m Classified Adv. Rates 15c ¡ kt line—Min. 50c cash bassad o r w as a cam paign visitor All a d v e rtisin g copy m ust be in by 5 o ’clock T uesday evening here as p art of an extended sw ing to in su re publication. th ro u g h six so u th e rn O regon N ew s item s and classified ads will be received up to W ednes counties. H e is th e D em o cratic day noon. nom inee for s ta te a tto rn e y gen O N T H E W IN C H U C K e ra l in th e fall election. N atio n al Advertising Representative “S eriously, th o u g h ,” T h o rn to n declared, “C u rry co u n ty resid en ts w ould be su rp rise d how often th e nam e of L anglois’ fam ous blue EEK l Y I N E W S P A P E R ■ REPRESENTATIVES, IN C cheese EEkiY com es up in th e co n v ersa PHONE 2568 Harbor, Oregon tion w hen people I m eet in v a ri N e w York • Chicago • D etroit • Philadelphia ous p a rts of th e s ta te happen N O T IC E T O SUBSCRIBERS: K indly notify of any to discuss th e su b ject of cheese change of address in advance. Failure to do so costs two in connecting, m e w ith T illam ook.” BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Langlois Cheese Receives Praise M cV A Y 'S G REEN H O U SE I" W ' N R POTTED AND CUT FLOWERS cents per issue sent to the old address. Subscription will be dropped unless subscriber notifies Pilot of change. How stupid can politicians g e t? How du m b can people b e? A couple of w eeks ago, according to previous s tra w votes, th e D em o crats had th e R epublicans on th e run. T h e G rand Old P a r ty seem ed to lx* ru n n in g out of steam . It began to look as if S tev en so n w as a gtxxl bet to win. T h en th e D em o crats bro k e th e N ixon story. T hese g en try n ib b ed th e ir hands in an ticip atio n and ch o rtled in glee as they c o n tem p lated th is assum ed d e a th blow to R epublican hopes. It is to the ev e rlastin g sh am e of c e rta in w eakkneed R epublican le a d e rs th at they joined in th e chorus for th e rem oval of Nixon as th e ir Vice P resid en tial can d id ate. B efore th e ir intense scram b le for poli tical pow er, in th e face of th e ir m ad desire to fa tte n them selves at th e public trough, in th e ir loud and sly Inuendoes, th e ruin of a m a n 's life and his in te g rity w as as nothing. Did they believe th a t w e w ould go along w ith them in th e ir p u rjjo se? How stu p id do they th in k we a r e ? How dum b do they believe us to b e? N ixon gave us a ch an ce to an sw er these questions. He sp o k e to us o v er th e radio and on television. F o rty m illions of us listened to him. As he ta lk e d every m o th e r in the g re at au d ien ce heard h er son talk in g . E very fa th e r felt his eyes m o isten as Nivon told his story. It is not n ecessary h ere to re la te o u r reaction. It is now’ w ell know n to all of us because m ost of us have given Nivon o u r full, com plete and e n th u s ia s tic sup|x>rt. W e shall now go to th e ¡»oils on next election dav and vote him into office. N ixon am i E isenhow er will lx* elected. Do we here put th e c a rt before th e horse. P erh ap s, m aybe th a t is w here it should be placed T im e will tell. But over and beyond his personal hopes and political a sp ira tio n s Dick Nixon gave us som ething m ore. He gave us a ch an ce to rem ove th e scales from o u r eyes. H e gave us a p ersp ectiv e of w h at could hapjx'n am ong us. F o r th e past five y e a rs we have been asleep. He w oke us up and aw akened we d eclared to stu p id p oliticians th a t we sta n d for decency and Ju stice am ong m en. Now. aw akened, we proclaim th a t we a re th ro u g h w ith listening to lies ami double ta lk and insidious pro|x>ganda. Now a re aw ak e and we begin ask in g ourselves q u estio n s as “W hy a re w e stan d in g idly at th e cross ro a d s ? ” “Whv a re we w astin g o u r s u s te n a n c e ? " “ W hy do we continue to fiddle w hile th e w orld b u rn s about u s ? " “ Is life so sw eet, or peace so d ear, o r projx rty so v alu ab le as to be purchased at th e p rice of chains am i slavferv ? ” Is A m erica, g re at in its stre n g th ami resources, honest in its hopes and desires, religious in its h e rita g e of freedom , d estin ed to occupy th e role of a crav en ami a co w ard ? “S hall we add to th e chaos of th e w orld by o u r vacillation and in e p titu d e and d isre g a rd of hum an s u ffe rin g ? ” If we a re tim id or c a lc u la tin g we a re lost. If we a re stro n g am i honest we shall survive am i go on to g re a te r glory. If we h av e sublim e fa ith in th e rig h tio n ess of o u r cause w e shall be saved. No m a tte r how hart! th e fight, how g re at th e cost o r how long th e night, the fight shall be won, th e cost paid and th e d ay shall follow the night. • W e th an k Dick N ixon fo r brin g in g this to o u r a tte n tio n . ________________________ Ed. F . A ckley / he best in Diamonds, H atches, Bracelets. Silverware and Jewelry. N. M. JO N E S Certified W atchmaker and Jeweler Erne A'di/wxiy W ofc/le» F /p ta t, H am ttfo'i«, Illinois and other» 21 an d 23 Jew els! " F o r the g ift you unit give unfit pnde be your guide.” let your jew eler Robinson's Building—Next to Dimmick’s County TB Ass'n. Hold Meeting T he fall E x ecu tiv e B oard m e e t ing of th e C u rry C ounty T u b e rc u losis and H e alth A ssociation w as held S ep tem b er 19, 1952, at the hom e of Mrs. S idney W alker, Gold Beach, O regon. B oard m em bers p resen t w ere: Mrs. S idney W alker, Gold Beach, p re sid e n t; M rs. C h arles Doane, Langlois, first vice-president; Mrs. J. W. Brooks. Langlois, second v ice-p resid en t; Mrs. D ouglas De voe, Gold B each, se c re ta ry ; Mrs. A lbert A llard, J r., Gold Beach. T re a s u re r; M rs. Iren e Koehler, B rookings, C ounty Seal S ale C h airm an ; Bishop Jen k in s, P o rt O rfo rd ; Mrs. W a lte r C ram , P ort O rfo rd ; Mrs. F ern T alley, P ort O rfo rd ; and Mrs. H arold S e r g ean t, B rookings. P lan s w ere discussed w ith Mrs. D orothea F. M iller, P ublic H ealth N urse, to s ta r t a F am ily R elation S tu d y G roup. T his stu d y group will be C u rry C ounty T uberculosis and H ealth A ssociation’s o u t sta n d in g pro ject for th e com ing y ea r, M rs. H arold S erg ean t, B rookings, Social H ygiene C h a ir m an, w ‘” m ak e le n ta ' c plans for th e F am ily R elations P ro g ram th ro u g h o u t th e C ounty. S ince Mrs. IX irothea F. M iller, an extended leave of absence, Ih e C u rry C ounty T uberculosis ami HEAR TH E a financial “service station” This bank is your service station in money matters. For saving, check ing, collecting, lending, or any other banking service, use this bank, as you do your car, to get somewhere. O REG O N STATE BANK B R O O K IN G S. O R EG O N “Your Dependable Home Institution" M em ber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RENOUNED Danielson Evangelistic Party AT Big Gospel Tent Corner Oak and Spruce Streets N o w In P ro g ress SERVICES EACH SUNDAY— Sunday School 2:00 p in.—Preaching 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. iach li Night at 7:30 p.m. (Except Monday) HEAR TH E BEAUTIFUL HAMMOND Many Other Instruments ORGAN J n d H hat Singing! — Yon Sim ply M ustn't Miss It!
