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th e w a y . T h e p .a n e m a d e t a
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s to p s a t S h a n n o n , I r e la n d a n d r e ­
fu e lin g a g a .n b f f o i e a iC iv in g in
w ith , h o t d o g s a ie a re a l f a v o rite
a n d M rs. H a r m e r s a y s sh e ev en
re q u e s ts th e m f o r b r e a k f a s t.
The PILOT
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sin e J u ly 13 w ill soon be fly in g
b a c k to h e r h o m e in E n g la n d
w h ere, lik e o u r ow n y o u n g s te r s
C a lifo rn ia .
she h a , to be in school S e p te m ­
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be foi g o tte n b e c a u se sh e h a s been
h .c k e n a r e tw o o f th e n e w f o o d ,
k e e p in g a d ia r y on all h e r a c tiv i
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W e w ere d elig h ted to sign a p e titio n S a tu rd a y , w h ic h
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is an in d e p e n d e n t can d id ate for C u rry C o u n ty Assessor.
F irst, of course, we w o uld like to p o in t o u t the neces­
sity o f h a v in g m ore th an one c a n d id a te ru n for an office
—any office. A contested position gives the voters a n op­
p o rtu n ity to m ak e a decision, a n d to choose on m erits.
Secondly, w e k n o w A1 M incer. l i e is in te llig en t,
tru stw o rth y , progressive, an d has experience d e a lin g w ith
figures th ro u g h his present capacity as treasu rer of the
B rookings P lyw ood C orp.
I h ird ly , M in cer has som e experience w h e re it counts
—in the lu m b e r business. l i e k n o w s the value o f"tim b e r,
and he kn o w s the score on re-appraisal.
W e’ve g o t a few bones to pick w ith the in c u m b e n t,
M r. G eo rg e S u tto n , b u t this isn ’t the tim e to go in to th at.
O u r Biggest Beef rig h t n ow is th a t S u tto n a p p a re n tly
d id n ’t have the in terest in the position to file for re-elec­
tion in the p rim ary . Because of the lack of o p p o sitio n , he
received 326 w rite-in votes for C o u n ty A ssessor, w h ic h is
h ard ly a “ m a n d a te o f th e p eople” In the fo u r precin cts of
C hetco, B rookings I, B ro o k in g s 11, a n d F e rre lo , he re­
ceived only 27 w rite-in votes.
Before the N o v e m b e r election w e’ll have the tim e a n d
in clin atio n to go in to the m erits of each o f the can d id ates.
O u r only p o in t rig h t now is th a t we are g lad th a t M in c e r
has tossed his h at in the rin g — if o nly to give the people
a choice.
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th e loose d u s t b e fo re it a n d in to b a c k to live a t F t. D ic k .
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