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WHAT IS COMMUNITY SPIRIT?
W hat is tills th in g called com m unity sp irit? P oes it lun'--
tinn anv dilTerentlv in B lockings th a n in any o th r ity in tn<
counti L We think it docs in a ra re sense B ro o k in g -
r uudlv and evervbody has th a t f.c lirtg ol m ovem ent. I b r •
f'lv laggards or die-h ard s about th at just don t have eom m um .
P' i“ " R id ,, naw -her,, a ra u. I- hm four in.,«.,«
p ro jects an lap. and in each people a m w o ,k m « h a
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a goal. W e e arn estly solicit y our c o o p u .'tio n in id<h.
G R O U N D O B SER V A T IO N POST
W ith the th re a t of a n o th e r w a r increasingly
ret in a G round O bservat on Post is growing. I eople t«a z<
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Brookings is ... a "critic-,’" line, w hich could protect m illions ol
people in th e San F ra n c i* o an-a in case ol ib iu ..
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num ber of citizens di voted a sm all am ount of tim e to G tound
O bservation th e re w ould be »<• prob him ' ’ vow ii - hw
Hrt a n d ( h , i look at the new Past that was built by youi
fellow citizens. R em em ber. Brookings alone out of all th e cities
in the U. S, should know the .rn p o rta n o ’ ol an an w atch, b o o k
ings w as th e only city th at saw an enem y plane overhead d uring
th e last conflict.
Is th e re an y th in g a ess. n tial in a com m unity as a lib ra ry ?
B<x»ks an,I know ledge rank high in m a n ’s needs, and now through
the efforts ol 1 n um ber o' peoph Brookings-H u rbor is Io have a
library building. T he final fund raising event, the carn iv a
scheduled lor Feb. 19. would finish Olf the building in line style.
We a ie ah,»ut to have a com m unity lib rary any city ol com pai -
size would be proud of. A ttend th a carnival, and help a good
cause.
I I IE B()Y S ('<)l I BU1EI )1N< i
A nother ta sk w hich fares th e city is w ork on the Scout
building here. If in terest enough can be g e n e ra te d in the project
it wouldn't takie long before th e Boy Scouts, th e E xplorers, the
G ut Scouts and Cubs would have a p la iv to hold th e ir m , d i n e s
.„„I a place to lea... to w ork and .play to g e th e r in the light way.
It IS delm itely a goal to w ork lor lor your child's sake and mine
U P H O L S T E R IN G
ROY H. BROWN
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And yet, it doesn’t seem en tirely ¡»ossible c ith e r.
Take Uns problem Hom a teach ers view point. II a parent
doesn't H d the „•siKHisibi'its to see that Ins y o u n g ster is g e ttin g
a lo ir well in school, w in should the teach er go out ol Ins w ay
to c a n s th e burden of education. G im d some thought, but m ore
than th at give it some action T e a r yourself aw ay from y o u r set
and a tte n d a m eeting.
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Styling Thai's Stealing
The Thutnht Troni The
High T: :cc I (Sirs
The Mew 1955 Chevrolet
ADAMS
SELL IT THRU THE
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This isn't exactly a com m unity project hut m ore ol a
com m unity lailu iv P erh ap s p, „pie in this day and ago a rc m ore
m te ie s tc l m sillin g home and w atching l \ th a n tl,< x a i, «on
cerned w ith th e ir child's w c lla re . The a tte n d a n c e at th e past
g .v en tl PTA n v e t u ^ s have b«««.i slim and th e only explanation
p,issil»le is that th e p aren t just doesn't have in terest in the , Inld
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LIBRARY TUN'D DRIV E
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FOR WHAT
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Editors and Publishers
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can candidate to put up against given th e OK by very big Re-
[ Sen. W ayne M orse?
publicans in W ashington. He wa$
recently named th e ju n io r fir*<
T hese 13 w ords have plagued citizen of Salem .
GOP leaders since last N ovem
S e n a to r R udte W ilhelm , J/,
b er's election when R epublicans m ust have friends in th e new s
all over th e country w ere w atch paper business. We have noticed
T he next ten w eeks of legisla ing U. S. S en ato r Guy Cordon sta te m e n ts in th e press boosting
tu re will be th e hot spot of this loose his seat and control of th e th e fo rm er S h a k e r of th e H ouse
\ e a rs’s segm ent of th e 1956 elec U. S. S e n a te for his party.
for th e U. S. Senate.
tion cam paign.
Alt ho th e next election for an
H ere at th e C apitol the ’56 cam O regon U. S. S e n a to r is 22 m onths NEW BILLS B R IE F E D D
paign lines a re as visible as th e y aw ay both political p a rtie s are
T he following digest is of b ilh
w ere th e day before th e ’54 elec running
scared
as
P resident introduced last week or in th e
By Clifford P. Rowe
tion. R epublicans a re bom bard E isenhow er advised R epublicans
form ative sta g e ;
Som e of my friends have looked ing D em ocrats w ith bills, m em or to do last S u m m er .
F o r sta te inspection of sla u g h
ials
and
resolutions
th
a
t
are
load-
P
au
l
P
a
tte
is
o
n
n
a
s
had
the
a, me r a th e r quizzically of late
te r houses. To increase jobless
id
w
ith
political
d
y
n
am
ite
and
th-»
most publicity d uring th e past pav of unem ployed w orkm en from
w hen I inform them th a t I am
going w ith a howling team to tlv* D em ocrats a re firing right back y e a r and is generally ex p ected to $25 to $«35 a week, for a m axim um x
s ta te to u rn a m e n t in Coos Bay w ith th e sam e b rand of a m be a candidate for the R epublican of 26 w eeks a year. Ban bill
nom ination for U. S. S enator. Hv boards and posters along county
this w eek-end W hile kind enough m unition.
not to put th e ir th o u g h ts into
If you w ant to know about botn is the first governor to succeed roads and s ta te highw ays. M ak
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w ords. I know th a t m entally they political p a rtie s and how they are from th e presidency of th e sen ing it illegal to ta k e m in erals
an? m u tte rin g : W onder when the being piloted, just w atch the legis a te and be elected. His victory from ocean beaches To m ake th e
M an, we sure got a charge out old boy will grow up and quit lative news. The public is going over Secix'tary of S ta te E a rl F. Board of H igher E ducation sup-
of th e expressions on the laces try in g to act like a kid.
to learn of the vu ln erab le spots N ew bry w as alm ost tw o to one ¡x>rt local ju n io r colleges To p ro
of Jg.th Boh G im m ick, and D olly
If they wen- to come right and in both p a rty pro g ram s w hile the but th a , does no, establish him a ; vide prison sentences for peni
ira in a rd , who w ere chosen as the ask me. Pm no, at all su re th a t R epublicans and D em ocrats in th- a vote g e tte r nor dcx'S his heavy te n tia ry convicts who are con-
Man and W om an of the Y< a r" I w ould know jus, how to answ er. Ì- gislatun?
ajority over Sen Joe ('a rso n in
insubordination or
are
scrapping
for m
N ovem ber. In both races h>. op- u c te d ° f g ro u P J
Qn
Both w ere genuinely surprised
In fact, w ith the popular con keeps.
position
w
as
blanked
ou,
in
all
or at least th ey w ere supei
ception of w hat one should not
Bills have been introduced th a t b u t th re e of O regon's 125 new s crim e anil sex. Io raise sa la rie s
ictors.
do w hen he passes the ripe old
would
have th e a tto rn e y general papers. T hat will never happen of legislators from $600 a y e a r to
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age of th irty , how can one expect
Iron,
Dolly heard th e ta lk about a li to be understood w hen he is rapid (now elected) appointed by the a Kain. according .o
b ra ria n . as Lynn H am pton m ade ly approaching the apjielling age governor. O th e rs w ould abolish
C ongressm an W , N m h . d d ,s ^ J ' X ' . ^ e ' a M o
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the D ep artm en t of F inance; have
the aw ard, and she looked aroun 1, of fifty.
the
governor
appoint
a
one-m
an
sending
out
press
stories
about
his
t
.
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86-dele-
bew ilderly. And th at ' proud as a
1 believe th a t George B ernard tax com m ission to ta k e the place
n n g a h ,I ,,,.,
In
peacock" look on th e face ol “ Mr
Shaw has been credit's! w ith the of the th re e tax com m issioners
Dolly (M ax) B rain ard " was picas-
.Senate
T
resident
i
*am
,
jggg
-po
in
crease
tax
es
on
r e m a k th a t "W henever I feel I who now give s j ’ Cial a tte n tio n to W alsh, Coos Bay ,is considered th Jul. .
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th an $7 000 a
mt to see.
the u rc 1 lo exercise, I lie down I th e ir divisions «and are appointed stro n g est p latfo rm candidate, and incomes of m ore th a n $7,000
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until th e
•elmg passws away I bv the board of control (governor, th a t's w hat it tak es to keep up vear
Bob Dim m iek w asn’t going to W hile S haw had the right to
a tte n d the m eeting at first, but m ake such a sta te m e n t, I dis I se c re ta ry of s ta te and sta t * tre a s- w ith Morse. His Lincolnesque a p -
I u re r); ta k e the m otor vehicle d e jAvarance fits too.
his w ile w as given the word and agree w ith him h eartily.
p a rtm e n t from the S ecreta y of
A nother prospective of the
b-manded that she be ta k e n out
(IT
In fact. 1 very m uch oppose the ¡S ta te and m ake a special d< p a rt- W alsh type is form er S en ato r
io the dinner. She bad h e r way.
th e o ry that j»: t b cause a m an m en, w ith heads api>ointed by the Philip S. H itchcock, now w ith
Bob's lace tu rn e d as ted as a lic it
Reed College. He is not ju s, se t
w hen he le g a n to realize whose rvaches m iddle age, he should j governor.
p a rk him self begore the fireplace
ting on the sidelines.
nam e H am pton w as going to call.
W HO CAN BEA T M O RSE?
alongside the aging poodle and
Young and photogenic S en ato r
Au J sw eat it w as just pout mg
Who is the stro n g est Republi- M ark H atfield, Salem , has been
w ait for decay to set in. «Just a
off his forehead H e's so bashful.
couple of m onths ago I engage 1
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in a gam e of touch football and searching for the fo u n tain of
T hat was q u ite a fet’d the g ills
anv day now I may try b a sk e t youth.
of the S ta r of the Sea th rew too
T hese days w hen m y son comes
Even Ewl I Cam pbell w as com ball.
But right now 1 am am bowling hom e bragging about m aking a
plaining that the clothing m a n u
fa c tu re rs w eren't p u ttin g as m uch and I like it. U ntil th iv e y ears basket in b ask etb all scrim m age,
m a te ria l in th e ir clothes anym ore ago mv only contact w ith the I come right back w ith the five
A U T O — F U R N IT U R E
gam e ol ball and pins had been stra ig h t strik e s I knocked over
w
hen
as
a
y
o
u
n
g
ster
I
read
the
necently
of
,h
'
tough
split
I
m
a
n
Thu item in the Pilot said that
And aged to convert into a spare.
th e d in n e r m eeting w as to sta rt at sto ry of Rip Van W inkle.
T ruck and Cal Cushion Repairs
No, I have n e w r felt th a , one
7 to so hi w. ■ waltzed at just now at th e age of old Rip, I too.
have
discovered
the
gam
e;
and
t
profited
m
uch
by
ju
st
grow
ing
th a t tim e. E verybody else was
just about through ra tin g guess believe me I am of the opinion ' older. O ne really lives by doing;
they didn't m ad the paper for the th at if the S p an iard s had known an dit is going to be a m ighty
c o r n e t dinner tim e. A ctually I of th e sport, old Ponce de Leon | long tim e before I confine my
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know that my wife could never w ould’, have w asted so m uch ex’ icising to te a rin g olT the pages
tim
e
chasing
around
over
F
lorida
¡of
the
calendar.
m ake it on tim e, so I put it in^the
p ap er that it would sta r, at 7:.»<)
hoping th at we w ouldn't he the
only ones late.
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Wo had a p rin te r from T exas
helping us out las, w, ek.
He j
staved a, a m otel here, and s a ’,1
h r couldn't sleep because of till,
¡a d v e rtisin g stu n , of th e C h a m le r
of Com m erce. lie said , ha, they
m ust have im ported 2(1,000 T exas
bullfrogs to si, outside th e motel
scream ing
"B ru k k in s
B ru k
kins’’. A ctually, we u n d erstan d
’ th a t those trogs are nothing but
lit,I* things hut they still m ake
a Io , o l
i V» i m
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T h at Lion's Club M arch ol
Dimes shindig w as q u ite an even,.
H aven't si rn so m any people to
g e th e r in one s|M)t lor qu ite a
spell 1 especially w as am azed a,
Police Chief Bud ( ’lo ss’s singing
voice Ho really had the crow d
stam ping for mon*. I th in k that
il he took Ins g u ita r oil, on (he
stre e t instead of Ills ticket hook,
he'd l c the m ost popul.u Chief of
Police of all tune.
lb- who spends all bis life in
.spoil is like oiii' who w ears no th ’
and e a ts nothing
mg bu, fringe:
but sauces.
R each th a t b u y er th ro u g h
l ’ilo, Classified A dvertisem ent
a
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tru e.
Buiek is one of the “ Big T h r e e ” in sales
\ o l n m e - a n d h o tte r th is y e a r th a n e v e r
hefore. \n d Buiek is o n e of the “ Big 1 hree
w hen it com es to priees w hich m ake such
popularity possible. I lie price w e show here
p r o \c s it.
( ’all 3-6519
a f te r 5
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I still d o n ’t believe it. But
A.nd w hen you lo o k into the facts, you 11 find
these tw o solid tru th s:
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why not get w hat a Buiek has to offer, if
you are in the m ark et for a new eat r
You find that the dollars you pay for Buiek
buy you a lot m ore autom obile — and the
sheer satisfaetion that com es w ith bossing a
braw ny t n n e l e r of this caliber.
Y m find it in the record-high V 8 pow er th at
gives life to th is sp irite d p e rfo rm e r. You
find it in the soft and level and cruiser-steady
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rid e th at com es of all-coil springing and
torque-tube stability, 'hou find it in the ex tra
ro o m in ess, th e e x tra fram e stre n g th , the
e x tra tread w idth, the < *ra silencing — mW
p art and parcel of every Buiek.
w
e could tell you about the little things,
too. Things usually charged for as “ex tras"
in o th er ears, hut yours as stan d ard equip
m ent at no e x tra cost in every Buiek. Things
like direction signals, oil-bath a ir cleaner,
full-flow oil filte r, a u to m a tic lig h tin g in
glove and tru n k com partm ents —and so on.
But — you get the idea. T h is is a buy, this ’55
Buiek — a great buy — and a thriller from the
instant you press its gas pedal. ( 'ome in this
w e e k a n d c h e e k th in g s fo r y o u r s e lf ,
w on’t you?
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