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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1956)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT - V age four - More Oregon voting proceedure has teen somewhat changed, t h i s year. Voters familiarizing them selves with these changes will help them in their balloting. In the first place, all voters are expected to have, by now, assured themselves of their prop er voting precinct and location of the polls in that precinct. They should then fix in their minds as to how they then plan to vote. There will lie sufficient sample balots for all, at the voting plac es. These will help in the voting as their form is identical to the form of the official ballots. Upon approaching the table at which your election board serves, W'hen your turn comes you Sir Challenger Pansy produced er his vote must be counted and ,/ ■ ¡¡M’X t i r i h i 16,680 pounds milk containing this extends to “write-ins”. It CURRY CATTLE 1,068 pounds fat in 365 days. has, unfortunately, been a prac EÂT7.T.'» a .T T i • This record was made in spite of tice of pranksters to abuse this W IN HONORS a severe injury which she exper Internationally famous f o r privilege, sometimes writing in ienced during her record period. a character’s name for dog cat breeding champion producing Upon having verified your eli cher or edroner. It should be bom dairy cattle, Cope’s Jerseys un Shaving is Shelter — gibility to vote in this precinct in mind by the voter that the der the management of Ralph E. DR. STUMP — The friends of Dr. Stump are and you have signed the poll counting board must turn out a Cope, Jr., Langlois, Oregon, has Blade Changing Quicker books, the First Clerk will hand complete accounting for every two more Jersey cows that have hoping for a fui’ and speedy re covery’ from the paralytic stroke you a blank ballot, serially num vote cast. If a name is written in gained national recognition for he is reported to have suffered bered, in ink, with one portion and a vote cast for that name their milk production, Sir Challenger Pansy rerentIv last week. While the good doc (stub) removed. This stub they several entries must be made and B LUE B L A D E S it is not a pleasant additional completed her third consecutive tor is still seriously ill at his will pass to the Judge of the IN H A N D Y D IS P E N S E D Board, and will call out the ser duty if the vote is obviously a 1.000-pound fat record on twice- home, he will have to remain in with ’ daily milking to become the sec- active there for a long period, ial number of your ballot, both prank. used-bladt doctors say. Dr. Stump pract Probably every election board, I ond Jersey ever to obtain this recording clerks entering this everywhere, will appreciate vot production. Her stable mate. iced here in Brookings when the number beside your name. You now have your ballot with ers remembering the members Opal Crystal Lady, was the first big mill was running, moving to the one stub removed. You are thereof are conscientious neigh cow of any breed to attain this Crescent City when it closed, and has since had his offices required to proceed to a location, bors trying their best to see that distinction and today holds five by yourself, to mark your ballot. every citizen has every legal consecutive records of over 1,000 there. It is illegal for any visiting, or facility for expressing his or her pounds of fat. the carrying on of any conver preferences, that their ballots sation in the room where the vot are counted and recorded, and FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE ing takes place and the board that these boards are putting in judge is required to see that this long hours of skilled work in the carrying out of their aduous jxirtion of the law is observed. The question sometimes ap and exacting duties. And, above all, they hope that pears as to what votes should be (CURRY, COOS, DOUGLAS, AND LANE COUNTIES) counted. The law states that as NO ONE in their respective pre long as the intent is clear the cincts fails to GET OUT AND I am sorry that I cannot meet all of you vote must be entered. It is best VOTE. Remember, it is a priv personally.. The best that I can do is to let to remember that a check mark ilege denied many people and it In the ballot spare directly be is punishable as a misdemeanor, you know what people in my home town say. fore the name suffices. It is well in many countries, for those who Mayor Ernest M. Barker, Jr. of Roseburg, says: do not. to give your ballot a final check before returning it, to see if even “For the first time in 20 years, YOU, you, yourself, can figure out who PATRONIZE the VOTERS, are to choose a new Circuit you voted for. Should there be ADVERTISERS five candidates names on the fudge to reside in Douglas County. You should ballot and you are asked to vote choose carefully and wisely. I invite you to ex for three DO NOT vote for amine the record made by Warren Woodruff more than is asked for. INGROWN Hf HURTING YO ? in more than 8,000 cases as a District Judge. When you have finished mark ing your ballot, fold twice, with If you, the VOTERS, agree that he is qualified MMl the remaining stub showing, and _____________ vote for him, and he will continue to serve A f .w drop, o f O UTG RO ® brtn* hand to the Chairman of the relief from torm enting pain of ingrown n«ll toughen» the »kin underneath the Board, at the ballot box, telling OUTGRO you as he has in the past.” nail, allow» the nail to be cut and thu» pre- f u r t h e r p & io and diBCotnfort. OUTGRO him your name. He will remove U vents Paid Political Adv., Warren Woodruff, Roseburg, Oregon available at all drug counters the stub, hand it to the Judge of the board, who will pair it with the other stub handed her when you got your ballot, and thread them together on a string The Chairman will then repeat your name and ballot number and each clerk will make a check mark opposite your name, in the poll books, indicating you have had ballot number so-and-so, and have voted. The Chairman will then place your ballot in a locked box to be opened and counted by the counting board. should give your name and party registration, so that all at the table can hear you, to the First Clerk the person with a pile of ballots before them. The two other clerks will then immediat ely look for your name and par ty registration in their respective I>oll books, if these books check with what you have stated you are required to sign each book thereby verifying your residence within that precinct. Should your name not be in the poll boon and you have a card showing you weie properly registered or be lieve you should be get in touch with the county clerk, immediat ely. IT IS NOT up to the pre cinct board to take any action other than to so advise you. ^Gillette Warren Woodruff MINNIE W. KING republican CANDI 1 M ATE FOR LEGISLATURE 40 Years of Business and Political Experience Û7I "There Iff Nothing To Distract My Attention From The Job* Paid Political Ad I I T A ., C lergy, Civic Groups, and Individuals THIS IS YOUR ¿PACE! Any Worthwhile Civic Program or Event Will be Advertised Without Obligation 1 Trough the Courtesy of Eee Willoughby. See Lee at Mincers or Phone $725 . . - T o M ike Sure Your Notice Is Placed. I Chetco Grange MOTHERS DAY DINNER Cooked utid Served by the Men SATURDAY. MAY 26th Sarving from 6 to 8 p.m. MINCERS JEWELRY Lee Willoughby OWNER Thursday, May io, 1956 BROOKINGS, OREGON I I You are now through and you 1 should leave, immediately. A word about write-ins. The law pertaining to "write-ins” was not made for foolishness A sf>aee is provided for the write-in of a candidate’s name in order to broaden the citizen’s right to vot«* for whom he pleases When you exercise this privilege it should be done’ with serious in tent and not because of some perverted idea. The law states that if the counting Ivoard can definitely de termine the INTENT of the vot- - Buick S pecial é-Passc ger 2 Doo<- Riviera, M odel 46R I t s Bigger than Both o f'em AND SHOP . AT -hut its price makes it one o f America's 3 best sellers! QUALITY MEATS 1 r’s as simple as this: ★ ★ ARMOUR STAR Only two cars in all creation outsell Buick. And they arc two of the well-known smaller cars. 11-ounce Jar So maybe it will pay you to ask how come Buick has Z( lined to the No. 3 spot with such fast-selling company. PEANUT BUTTER 43 C * ★ ARMOUR STAR — BACON BOTH Thick Sliced 2 LBS $ 1.29 for FRESH GROUND COUNTRY SAUSAGE -AM.> »1. 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