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S ta n d a rd fir s t a id courses h a w
C oast L u m b e r Co.
to
the c o m m u n ity
and
in d u s try .
w ill s ta rt at 11 a m . T h e second
courses w ill b
held at th e B ro o k -
t! ■ in *
d u s try
Keep T b ^acts Public
W e feel th a t an i'« h t*'iia l, relating to “ ke e p ing th e
fa cts p u b lic " pi it I it
th e C lin to n v ille , W isco n sin
p a [< r is w o rth y o f b* in ? re p rin te d here, m a in ly be­
cause we feel »he same w ay
S u m m e r m u st have com e to
B ro o k in g s . I t ’s w a rm , pleasant
and people are ta lk in g m a in ly
about fis h in g . T he dust p ro b le m
h o n is a big one, and I ’m a fra id
to d riv e m y c a r o v e r 15 m ile s an
h o u r, because some w om en are
a lw a y s s ta n d in g in fr o n t h a n g in g
c l o t h ’s, g iv in g out d ir ty looks.
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T he W isconsin IT » -
‘ ssociation has ca lle d u,»on th«? state
le g is la tu re to a d '.a I-
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a
q u irin g tl it m e e tin g ot a ll I oca»
u n its o f g o v e rn m e n t and of
1 s’ itv agencies be ojien to the p u b lic
T h e re is m oi ■ to
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m o v m e n t th a n a huneh o f new.g-
W e do have one c o n ta c t w ith
papei» lo o k in g 1»
•asv news
the C o u n ty C o u rt and th a t is
T h e rc[»oi tu g o l p .ib lic a f l i i r s is th è mos, im p o rta n t re ­ Pob Is m e rt Bob stops in the o ffic e
p o rtin g th a t an
ni
i do«,.
WIul.? th e r
a iv rnany o th e i o c c a s io n a lly , and t< Ils us w h a t i>
types ol news in
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ap i. Un- i h i ' ss ol W isco n sin and thè g o in g on in C o ld Beach th a t e f­
n a tio n w o u ld bi a
» ng ind«*‘«l d it w as not d iliy p n , in fe c ts us. W e th in k th a t Judge
re p o rtin g those at I;
v h ' . eoncern a ll thè people and thè F o rs y th should appoint a p u b lic ­
va i tous g o v e rn m e n ts w h i< ìi a c ’ «stablishod fo r th e b e n e fit o f ity d ire c to r so th a t the paper in
th e s o u th e rn h a ll of the count.'
a ll th u people.
Tin* N a tio n a l EdiToi a
' >oc itio n , re p re s e n tin g as it docs c b u ld get item s on w h a t is in the
thbf» c o m m u n ity n«w p -, i » tli c o u n try , has e sta b lish e d a p e rm ­ c o u n ty budget, etc
anent F re e d o m ol I r i o n » m i «•< rn rn ilte e ch a rg e d w ith p u b lic ­
'Ph«* ('hand» r o f C om m erce is
iz in g a ll p ro b le m s of : H •
s to g o v e rn m e n ta l news on a ll |
noon
m eetings,
about
levels.
Then
ba- b en
d a rm in g a m o u n t ol w o rk lo r th is 1 t ill k in g
w h ic h I am in fa v o r o f, and a
e o m m itt/- to do
g re a t m any p«*ople I have ta lk e d
W h a t I M'S beneath i i
loose m o ve m e n t lo r secrecy in to are, also y o u ’ve got to e a t a n y ­
g o v e rn m e n t?
N o th i
except in d iflle re n e w to th e irn- w ay. and an h o u r lo n g m e e tin g ,
p o rt a n re ol h a v in g ib
¡mb
k n o w its business
N o Joyal c itiz e n at w h ic h you ar«* tr y in g to eat,
o r p u b lic o ffic ia l w o u ld ev» • i c e to ex|»ound a th e o ry th a t sec-
w o u ld kewp th e m e e tin g s to th«*
r w y w o u ld be i ood fo i i
ment.
p oint People d o n ’t m ake th«1 e v ­
S e cn tc y p ro b le m s oee
r tost fre q u e n tly on a c o m m u n ity en in g m e e tin g s to«» m uch any
level
A g ro u p ol el.'Cted
ipointed o ffic ia ls m a y o fte n f<el m o re Ix'eausr.' th e re is ju s t too
th a t th e ir w o rk c u, I
■ n o i " e a sily in a s p e c ific s itu a tio n iM iieii go in g on ’Phis is th e m «•,-
i f the p u b lic is not aw n
I d d ic u ltie s it m a y Iw e n c o u n te rin g ing’.vst to w n I ’ve e v e r seen. E ven
P ro lw ib ly th e re have been < in to n v ille o ffic ia ls w h o fedt th a t wav? th«* m e e tin g have m eetings.
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at tim e s
T o o u r know ? uge. ..
have never bad a p ro b le m o f gov-
e rn n ie n t secrecy m Hi
ell
I'h rre have been tim e s w hen we
wen* in fo rm e d o l
in
IP c ia 's w c ie d is c u s s in g and asked
th a t no p u b lic ity be
iv»«n t l i - r u n . m t a c tio n s but th a t the lu ll
s to ry could be t o ld I t
• • have eom ph. d w ith those requests
w hen p u b lic ity w o u ld h a v e k ille d a deal th a t w as r e a lly in the
p u b lic in te re s t T h a t is n 't the basic p robb in ol g o v e rn m e n ta l secrecy,
A c tu a lly c lo s in g th e proceedings o f a p u b lic body to any
repnvsentntiv» s <>| tb
,
o r a n y p riv a te c itiz e n is the dang-
erous step t h a t t a k e s p u l i 1 ■ know N 'dge o f its a ffa ir s a w ay fom
the p u b lic. Som« c o m >» m s |
th a t poblem .
I f w e in c to liv e la iih fu llv bv the basic ru b 's o f democracy,
Hvery bit ol bnsine
ol
\» i
a>'<ncy o l g o v e rn m e n t, aside fro m
military s tra te g y , should lx open to any c itiz e n w ith s u ffic ie n t
intoneat in g o ve rn m e n t to i n q u i i . about p u b lic business
th a t s w h a t the \\ is«'onein Press A sso cia tio n w a n ts w hen
its “ w h u-
” tli,- pul lie w e ll-ln 'in g is Iwst served
by l u ll and com p ,« c « ivvi •
ol a ll govei n in e n ta l m e e tin g s |»oss-
ible o n ly vvn«n thoM> m « " , ir
a r open to the press and the p u b lic
it expresses
M u r ra y ,P a lm e r has a c q u ire d a ll
th«> l ix t u r s fo r his new store.
N o w a ll h«‘ needs is th«' fo u r w a lls,
and B ro o kin g s w ill have a d e p a rt­
m ent sto re I su re w ish it w o u ld
be big enough to have an » 'le va tor.
I sure do miss e le va to rs, and I
u n d erstand th a t th e re isn 't any
in the e n tire c o u n tv .
B L ( X ) I)
BANK
in he li^ h t C co n ­
te m p o ra ry th in k in g .
A r tis ts such as P aul K lc ? n an 1
M atisse devote ! Ihe g re a te r pai t
o f th e ir life tr y in g to c a p tu re th ?
d ire ctn e ss anil s im p lic ity . n h 'n 'n
in c h ild re n 's a rt. So long as ai
was ju d g e d on th ? basis ol its
, | h o to g ra p h ie fid e d ity , th e c h ild
' co u ld not hop* lo r m o m th a n a
g e n tle but cond«*sc n d in g pat on
(th e head, fo r his e ffo rts . F a th e r
¡ r e lu c ta n tly b ru sh in g his "venin,g
p a p e r aside to look a' his pesist-
a n t c h ild ’s d o o d lin g is a to.» la m
I il a r s'? ne in every home, at one
t im e o r ano, L u .
T he c h ild is p ro u d ol »he l it t l e
' m ast' r pmee” yet he in sists on
a p p ro va l. 'Phis a tte n tio n gives h im
ia chance to e x p la in v rb a lly w h it
he was un tb! * to « .¡ihnn in tin*
d ra w in g . 'Pile c h ild is fu lly a w a re
th a t th e m is m ore to n a tu re th a n
ho is able to record on th«’ piece
o f paj>er. T o m a ke up fo r tb
t« c lin ic a l s k ill he m il s on m e a n ­
in g fu l impie.'.sions and ideas. He
u s u a lly
suee»*«'ds in c a p tu rin g
some big o v e ra ll iin p ie s s io n th a t
is so o fte n o verlooked by th«'
sophist mated a rtis t H is a rt has
b en strip p e d ol a ll s u p e rfic ia l
d e ta il.
M useum s are fille d w ith p a in t­
ings w h ich have superb c ra fts
m a i.sh ip , bid la ck any k in d ol
c e n tra l them e o r m eaning.
’Ph*
y o u n g a rt s tu i.e n t w ho sets o u i to
p e rfe ct his te ch n iq u , in o rd e r to
SEA
at ion.
a rt
W ha
tb«- i rn
it n»,, <
-»i ir* ol e o m m u n ie a tio l
I V . ‘s i
tho artist want us to
see the th in g , c o lo r o r mood th a
fase nat d h m m ost Out o f an
in fin ite panoram a o f impressions
he se b'cts a single unified in.-
’ ression to convey. A ll else is bid
i s e ttin g fo r h s c e n tra l th me.
If w shot ’d o .rsu tho rid d ! '
I vis u a l p «•-»•; it ion fa r »nougn
>hould come to th e s ta r tlin g
•onelusion th a t no tw o people
•a tl ' • same th in g A lso we w o u ld
i d L it vv ■ 1 • not really s •?
■ d ll o u i eyes at a ll, but w ith o u r
bind. Ey< s are but a 1 a to m ic a l
o r.v a y trs th t e a iry lig h t to th o
lin d w h e re Jiiey ar? d e c ip h e r'd
nd i . i _,ani/.('d in to m e a n in g fu l
m p i«'ssa in s.
W o eaoh so • a e e iid in g Io o u r
■r 'ti.il in te r sts e »! d«'sues Yvi?
illy s o ¡ma , tl, it r .an- ge to
pass the tilt s h o d « o .r
on-
C iO U S Ill'S S
T o m ore fu lly ' ealize
hi , some evening w l en you are
n a frie n i!
home, ask he m an
vh a t kin d o f a dress h,s
' a rim :, tl , ii w a tc h h im
r h o lo m ansv e rin g . One«' it has
•('me a conscious f ict he co u ld
te ll yo u lig h t aw ay. I B u t iio
vo u ld probably b hard pressed
o say h r sure o th e rw is e , even
th o u g h I? had seen h?r in the
ana* dr« ss a ll d a v .l
ROOM
CHETCO
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BREAKFAS'r -
T w o ii'c e n t donors, connected
w ith th«' B ro o k in g s -H a rb o r w a lk -
in k blood bank a ie Mrs. L e s te r
T w o h y , tw o w eeks ago; and M rs.
G rae Y e lto n w ho gave on W e d ­
nesday o f last w«'ek.
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June
Eair Prices
S E R V IC E S H E L I )
M e m o ria l services lo r deceas'd
veterans w e re held M ay 30th,
th e re h mg fo u rte e n ext sevice
personnel b u rie d th e re T lie s e rv­
ices w ere conduct 'd by the A m e r­
ican Legion, Vet tans ol f ore ig n
W ars, and then Ladies A u x ilia r -
s. b oth at lb«' ce in e try and a t the
bridge.
Rev. W . J S|x'n(»'r offered a
very to u c h in g p ra y e r a t both sit« s
am i th e re was a tir in g squad
m i 'er
th«> d ie c tio n ol
A r t ln ir
Shei man, J r.
YELTONS
10-11
DESTRY
Aud'ie Muipln
r?tv k-, i o f hardtop-
/ j
Man Blanchard
6 - D o o r fiiv ì^ r s i/
(tech.)
Adventures I Robinson Crusoe
' ’’ Ml '*
Dan t ) I Ici hh\
to set the m atte r sir.ught.
1.imes Eemaiulcz
(tech)
June 12 -13
There's Nt business
Like Show Business
Manlsii Mid,toe
( nenuSt ope
i laid O ( oiinei
Dan Daile\
THIS SS TOUR ARMY
(lev hnicolor)
I
vv n .i,
tin s to he sonic confusion about
a h a rd to p really is, and vve’d like
\ h ard to p is a gar that looks like a ( a»nv ert-
ihk with the top lip but has a solid stvi I
root o v erh ead and no center posts in the
sidt teindoti' areas.
I p until just re c e n tly , it could be built in
volum e «»nly w ith tw o doors not m ore
beeause it w ould tak e wholly n .w stru c ­
tural principles to b i n ‘e a n o th e r set of
kioots w ithout H. mu -to-roof c e n te r posts.
H u t Buiek game up w ith those in. vv strue-
tm al pi neiples and is now building, in
yolum e hardtops w ith/ciwr deui $•
June 1 4 -1 5 -1 6
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B F « ll sTAPS
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(iii . vi Rogers
( harlrx ( ’«»hum
p ic tu r e d
h e re .
I t ’s th e
by storm . . .
lieea^.u
at long last, is an automobile
with the sleek and sporty styling o f a true
hardtop but with separate doors for rear-
seat passengers, plus the added room o/ a full-
size lluiek St dan.
( b i top of that, t h i ; beauty is all B tiek —
w ith tiie buoyant ride of B uiek’s all-coil
springing the w alloping m ight of Buick s
reeord-higit Yb j w e r —thc w h ip -q u ic k
g e ta w a y a n d s iz a b le gas s a v in g s o f B u i c k ’ s
s p e e ta e u la r \ a r ia b lc P i,e h D y n a t l o w . ’
A n d it's available in B uick’s tw o low est-
p riced S e r ie s —the budget-tagged lNS-hp
S 1 < ! v, , at the high -p erfo rm an ce 236-hp
( . J M l HY, lliu stru tei here.
( a n n e visit us f<»r a first-hand m eeting vvith
the 4-D oor R iviera and see h o w quickly
; d ho e iv the Iasi w ord in autom obiles
can be y ;
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c i
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4.." .u .a r,
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( . fh fn, S, >pc
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se e o n e
4-1 >i or Kiv icra. A nd it’s taking the country
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BLACrv W ID O W
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Y ou
W tN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUIC
MENNINu BUIEK
(¡ene 1 ierne\
MAN
Spring Bungton
John \gaij
North Brookings
a t-
rd ? -• one w o rk in g du -
i angle grain
!i! ; .tries and
I lev *
wor h'
D IN IN G
to
a tte n d th ? day class.
These courses w ill consist o f
six t h r e h o u r sessions, one fo r
¡1
•ch el; ss e v e ry W ednesday.
u n said m u ch yet
Ih e coin • ; w ill be ta u g h t by
sob - mi.' c ro p !"
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In d u s tria l
A ccid e n t
' ",e ay he is a t h e
t i.w
salesman. C o m m ission O f O regon.
T h Lo ca l C u rry C ounty C h a p ­
! dicwis«
’¿t
'iis ' v ho m in ts
i ti a it
I
¡in m ar-' te r ot T h e A m e ric a n Red Cross
, ban to
1 III- .. ,sJi_! * fle e t in . is co o p e ra tin g w ith these courses.
• .[»I't ssi .1
a anon (he sub- A n y on.? w is h in g to a tte n d pleas?
ject. 1 i ( '•- » ,v <>«-•!v w h in v v co n ta ct the S o u th Coast L u m h e ”
i come
*v .,«• ot o u r lim - Co . M r H o ffm a n , p h o n e 2061; o r
i •» v i.*-
, , « ! . > th a ’ M i .\ri« 'U ot the C h e tco R e x a ll
we a rc
d
•■.•:*'s '«-nd tk-«i D ru g S tore, phone 28 ffl.
.»m.' ? it . 1 son; .. i . i •! m«' . ui
r,
c '
w ai ■ « t l ' lim -
m w ,,
,oes not accept the
R a tio n s ii ih e ix nt in a
.ra p ii •
ngdom < f God lik e a l it t l e ch i,
1 nit tu ' ' m ak ig l. it
expressi n
wail
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n te r in to it . " H ave we
|s ' cm s i " ;i
>v. «,..?> if them 'o t th* n e h t to believe th a t th is
fl
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tyn a m ic
o ild « . . a ll it includes is a p a rt
q u a lit y o f th e n w o rk . *' ? " • tw o -
< I th a t kin g d o m ?
’ housai»
i-'til s igo. a v .a n d e rtn s
c a rp u t« t calìe« 1 ’ esms, said, ‘‘ the
sav
j n?-evaiuat I
w is h in g
WILL BUtl ' THEM
"Drive from factory
Sav I p To $ 1 8 8 . 0 0
See \ our BLICK. Dealer”
Highway 101