Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, November 25, 1954, Page 11, Image 11

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THURSDAY, NOV. 25 1954
Brookings Emblem
Club Is Formed
On Novem ber 22nd, 1954, at
8:00 p. m.. the Officers of the Em ­
blem Club of Crescent City, Cal­
ifornia, m et w ith the Ladies of
the Brookings, Oregon, connected
with m em bers of the B. P. O E.
No. 194, for the purpose of form ­
ing the Brookings Em blem Club
and electing Officers.
The Officers elected are as fol­
lows: Alice Bordwell, President;
Mabie O strander, Vice President;
D orothy Widney, Financial Sec-
r< ary; Leta Corn il, T i ’¿surer;
S ia ro n Midd ebusher, Recording
S ecretary; Yvonne Eox, C orres­
ponding S ecretary; M atilda Chap­
man, C hairm an of T rustees; Irene
Rucker, 2nd pear T rustee; Doro­
thy Webb, 3rd year T rustee; P au l­
ine C arpenter, M arshall; Dolores
Hegnes, 1st A ssistant M arshall;
Liala LaBonte, 2nd Assistant
M arshal; Arlene King, Chaplin;
C lara Bollin, O rganist; Veda M at­
tson, Press C orrespondent; K ate
Hull, H istorian; Flora Mieade, 1st
Guard; and V era Whillock, 2nd
Guard.
The Crescent Officers a tte n d ­
ing the form ation of the Brok-
ings Em blem Club are as follows;
G lennita O’Neil, Geraldine Me-
Gilvary. Alvina M artinelli. Marie
Woods, Trma R ahrer, Audrey
Myers, M argaret Beall. Ju an ita
M anosar, Edna Cadra. F lorindi
Justus, Josephine Guiducci, Gladys
Moen, M argaret LtCom be, Ketze
Peepe.
It was approved that the tem ­
porary m eeting dates will lie on
the 2nd and 4th W ednesdays of
each month in the V. F. W. H al’,
until the construction of the Elks
Hall is completed.
T< > ATTEND
C< )NVENTI< >N
Dr. Richard Sm ith will be a t­
tending a convention of the N orth­
west O ptom étrie'congress at the
M ultnomah Hotel in Portland on
Dec. 12-13-14.
GOP Hassle
(Continued from Page One)
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AT REASONABLE PRICES
GUARANTEED
1954 Hodge Royal V-S, 4 door
$765 down
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less than year old.
1954 Plymouth 4 J )o<»r
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$642 down
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1954 Hodge Coronet, V 8 4 door
$61.31 mo.
$566 down
radio, heater, autom atic shift, low m ileage.
$5^2 down
1953 Plymouth, Club Coupe
Radio
$54.28 mo.
heater, exceptionally cheap. 500 actual miles
1951 Plymouth Belvedere Hard Top
$51. mo.
5^25 down
$40.52 mo.
radio, h eater, arealbeauty
S ^ 2 down
-950 Chrysler Windosr 4 door
$41.25 mo.
Radio, heater, autom atic shift
$26 down
1049 Hodge 4 door, New Paint
New seat covers, radio, heater.
$39.23 mo
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suit those m em bers of the Cen­
tral C im m ittee who met without
notifying the whole C entral Com­
m ittee or calling a m eeting of
the whole central committee.
Even when a central Com m ittee
as a whole is officially called to ?
m eeting and m akes its recom m en­
dation, the peop’e at large are
free to m ake recom mendations
to the Governor and he is free
chodse w h:eh recom m endations
he will follow if any. The voice
of the people at large cannot be
stam ped out by a few.
Ed F. Ackley, Republican Com­
m itteem an elected from Rrook-
ings, set forth the position of the
Republican County Com m ittee as
follow s:
“I find it a hard task to under­
stand Mr Hall in this m atter.
About two years ago, when a va­
cancy in the office of D istrict At- ,
torney occured. Sam was very
willing to get the County Com-1
m ittee to recom mend him for the
position. The recom m endation of
the Com m ittee probably secured
his appointm ent for him.
L ast May when he was running
for the party nom ination he was
very much concerned th at a can­
didate from Gold Beach might get
the nomination. At that tim e he
intim inated th at Brookings and
H arbor should not accept d icta­
tion from Gold Beach.
Now, a fte r we have elected
him D istrict Attorney, he ignores
the County Committee. He also
circulates a petition for his choice
in Gold Beach, which is not includ­
ed in the area covered by th
Justice of the Peace for Brook­
ings and H arbor, and uses th is '
Gold Beach petition to support
the appointm ent of his candidate
to the office I cannot understand I
why Gold Beach should be called
upon to decide the problem o f )
Brookings and H arbor. The m a t­
ter of the appointm ent of this
Justice of the Peace was purely
a l<x?al m atte r of concern to who j
reside in Southern C urry C ounty.”
We can do anything we w ant
to do if we stick to it long enough.
Helen K eller
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H arry
and Virginia Lyn»?ss,
Seattle, Wash., enroute home
from their vacation in Miami,
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R o n d a , were house guests at the
home of Clive Manly. Mr. Lyness
GARDEN CORNER
Self-Pruned A iborvitae
Don't m istake the norm al shed­
ding of the arborvitae about now
for blight or other diseases. Some
sta rte d browning twigs several
weeks ago, while others are just
beginning to turn. S trong winds
will shake the dead twigs off. It
is natures way of pruning them.
Glad Minia tu res
Early gladiolus (m in atu resi should be planted in the fall. They
w inter over nicely in this area and are delightful for late
spring bouques. Set 1 inch deep and mulch a fte r the first
ground freeze. Later, in the w eather gets severly cold, more
mulch can be added.
BULB SPECIAL
Miniature Clads
39C per pkg.
(R egular 59c seller)
io for 49c
Star of Bethlem
(R egular price — 10 for 69c)
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