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Edited by Waldemar Hollenated
EDITORIAL
Two months ago the Readers Digest (Feb. issue) had a pone devoted to the
American flag. Also included was an attractive deoél’bf’the flag and
roofi-
oro were urged to out the doool on thoir car windows or a window in their
home.' Since that time I have oeeo but one flag on a car (my own) and
none
in the home windows. Tho March isoue of the Digest had a shout article on
the flag by ox—praoidont Eisenhower, ané a paragraph stating how extra;
copies of tho decal ooulfi be secured at a very low price. The current
issue
$130 has Several pages éevoted to the flag and its history, and a
paragraph
on how more than a million orders havo been roceived for the decal, I would
like-to quote here the pvoolamation that has been issued by many governors
and Mayoro.
Whereas it has given heart and hope and strength to Americans since
this nation was born. . WW
~:¥ Whereas it has flown in timoo of trouble and in times of triumph
vo._iggygm§ymbum of America‘s unquenohghifizidosls‘
‘ZZZTWhéreas it flies today'ss sign fi§§§:Amevicans, proud of
their
ifu*oountry's stirring heritage, are détormined to carry the American
:;::dream forward. T""‘
i fly this flag proéély.
Eho thafight on
Let us therefore .
ours to mow why, here in Manzqnita, are we so apathetic
about, ana reluctant to show tho flag. 'Showing the flag indicates
strength
ana faith in our country, and never were these two virtues needed more.
There are a few homoe here in town that fly the flag on gvorx good day.
There should be many more.
A GOOD HABIT
Do you have the habit of occaaionolly driving around town~~up one street
and down another, just to see what's cookin'? If not, you ought to
try it{
You'd ho astonished at the number of new homaa that have boon finished
lately or under construction. This 13 ovidenced by the building permits
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Sponsored by the City Council
Edited by Waldemar Hollenated
EDITORIAL
Two months ago the Readers Digest (Feb. issue) had a pone devoted to the
American flag. Also included was an attractive deoél’bf’the flag and
roofi-
oro were urged to out the doool on thoir car windows or a window in their
home.' Since that time I have oeeo but one flag on a car (my own) and
none
in the home windows. Tho March isoue of the Digest had a shout article on
the flag by ox—praoidont Eisenhower, ané a paragraph stating how extra;
copies of tho decal ooulfi be secured at a very low price. The current
issue
$130 has Several pages éevoted to the flag and its history, and a
paragraph
on how more than a million orders havo been roceived for the decal, I would
like-to quote here the pvoolamation that has been issued by many governors
and Mayoro.
Whereas it has given heart and hope and strength to Americans since
this nation was born. . WW
~:¥ Whereas it has flown in timoo of trouble and in times of triumph
vo._iggygm§ymbum of America‘s unquenohghifizidosls‘
‘ZZZTWhéreas it flies today'ss sign fi§§§:Amevicans, proud of
their
ifu*oountry's stirring heritage, are détormined to carry the American
:;::dream forward. T""‘
i fly this flag proéély.
Eho thafight on
Let us therefore .
ours to mow why, here in Manzqnita, are we so apathetic
about, ana reluctant to show tho flag. 'Showing the flag indicates
strength
ana faith in our country, and never were these two virtues needed more.
There are a few homoe here in town that fly the flag on gvorx good day.
There should be many more.
A GOOD HABIT
Do you have the habit of occaaionolly driving around town~~up one street
and down another, just to see what's cookin'? If not, you ought to
try it{
You'd ho astonished at the number of new homaa that have boon finished
lately or under construction. This 13 ovidenced by the building permits
, Nehalem Valley Historical Society,Under Construction,August 2026 Shipment Scans,Yourtown Newspaper by Waldamar Hallenstead and Seabrease,1969 Editions,April 1, 1969,P01.tif, P01.tif
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