Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, October 16, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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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
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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
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to
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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
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com es up in th e co n v ersa­
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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
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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
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