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first tim e th e te m p e r o f o u r people o u r p eoples, beco m e a c q u a in te d a t tim e s we a ll se em m o re o r less iary .
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in tim e o f w a r i3 g iv e n a new w i t h 't h i s n ew y a r d s tic k of fo o d n e- su b je ct. M ost of o u r ills a n d m a n y $18 o n sa le s w hile th e l a t t e r c le a r ­
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le a s t f o r th e m o m e n t, a r e so m e­ w h ich in a ll p ro b a b ility 99 o u t of
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of d e fe n se h av e n o t h a d to s tr e tc h . th r o u g h ig n o ra n c e of th e v ita l g r a m a re e a r n e s tly so u g h t. I t is a n t to M a rsh fie ld o n e d a y th is
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f ro m P o r tla n d v is itin g a t t h e M c ­
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o f rh e u m a tis m ,
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T h is n e w ty p e o f d e fe n se m oves th is la n d o f p len ty , y et O reg o n sta - th e ir p ro d u c e , th o s e w h o find it w h ic h p u t h is a r m in a s lin g la s t
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u r d a y e v e n in g a t 8 o ’clo ck .
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S ta te s a n d c o u n tie s a r e b e in g r a l - ' h e a lth . T h is m u s t m ean t h a t w e th e fa c t t h a t it w ill b e d if fic u lt fo r T u e s d a y p r e p a r in g to c o n d u c t d r iv ­
th is w eek.
lied u n d e r its b a n n e r. H o m e eco- a r e p ro lific. M illions of d o lla rs of m a n y to m e e t th e s te a d y ris e in in g c la s s e s w h ic h w ill b e h eld f o r
A w a r n in g to O re g o n s h ip p e r s
n o m ic g ro u p s, n u r3 es, te a c h e r s a n d food m u s t go in to o u r g a rb a g e p ric e s a n d so a r e in te r e s te d in h ig h sch o o l s t u d e n ts n e x t T u e sd a y . of v e tc h seed w h o fa il to m e e t th e
all w h o h av e h a d t r a in in g in foods ca n s. P re c io u s v ita m in a n d m in er- sp re a d in g g o sp el of e s s e n tia l p ro ­
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th e P o r t O rfo rd M o to rs l a s t w eek .
O reg o n w ith th e te c h n ic a l sta ff
T h e C h a rle s W e a v e rs s p e n t
p e rm itte d by o u r s a la rie s a n d w ag e T h a n k s g iv in g a t A s h la n d a s g u e s ts
a p p r o p ria tio n s ,” N ixon said . “O re ­ o f Mr3. W e a v e r’s p a r e n ts , M r. a n d
g o n is v e ry f a r b e h in d in its m in e ­ M rs. J. P. H o a g la n d .
r a l in v e n to ry . T h e re w a s n o d e ­
N o rm a n , son o f M rs. P e r le D o r-
p a r tm e n t of a n y k in d to e n c o u ra g e n e r, h a s g o n e fro m N. Y. A. t r a i n ­
m in in g o r m in e ra l in v e s tig a tio n in g a t E u g e n e in to th e L o c k h e e d
fro m 1933 u n til 1937. W e h a v e A ir c ra ft p la n t a t B u r b a n k , C a lif.,
sin c e 1937. h o w ev er, m ad e, w h a t a c c o rd in g to w o rd re c e iv e d th is
m o st in fo rm e d peo p le te ll us, is w eek. N o rm a n w r ite s t h a t h e is
o u ts ta n d in g p ro g re s s in th e m in e r ­ w o rk in g on th e final a s s e m b ly lin e
al in v e n to ry o f O reg o n a n d a d d i­ o f b ig p la n e s a n d “ it a p p e a r s to
tio n s to th e s t a te g eo lo g ical m a p .” be a sw ell jo b .”
T h is s ta te m e n t re c a lls c h a rg e s
I t ’s a sw ell-lo o k in g s o ld ie r P a t
re c e n tly m a d e by M ay o r G able M iller ha3 tu r n e d in to a s p ic tu r e s
t h a t th e s ta te d e p a r tm e n t o f G e­ re c e iv e d by h is fo lk s th is w e e k w ill
ology a n d M in e ra l I n d u s tr ie s w a s a t t e s t
P a t is still s ta tio n e d a t
sa d ly u n d e r sta ffe d a n d u tte r ly in ­ W ic h ita F a lls, T ex., in A ir C o rp s
a d e q u a te to m e e t th e d e m a n d s o f tr a in in g .
L a m b d a , C hi, lite r a r y c lu b a t
th e n a tio n a l e m e rg e n c y w h en th e
c ry i3 fo r m o re a n d m o re s tr a te g ic th e S o u th e rn O reg o n C olleg e of
d efe n se m in e ra ls t h a t a r e b e in g E d u c a tio n a t A sh la n d , h a d p le d g e d
u n c o v e re d d a ily in C u rry co u n ty . G lo ria R a n ie le o f L an g lo is. O th e r
M ay o r G ab le, h o w ev er, r e ite ra te d s tu d e n ts p led g ed a r e G lo ria H a r t ­
p re v io u s s ta te m e n ts t h a t th e f a u lt ley, B o n a n z a ; P a t M c M artln , R e d
lies n o t w ith N ixon, w h o m he Bluff, C alif., a n d F r a n c e s B r o b e r t
te r m s one of th e o u ts ta n d in g e x ­ o f E en d
p e r ts of th e c o u n try , b u t w ith s ta te
M rs. C lyde M iller r e tu r n e d h o m e
o fficials w h o h av e fa ile d to re c o g ­ a f t e r se v e ra l w eek s s p e n t v is itin g
nize th e g ro w in g Im p o rta n c e of h e r s is te r M rs. F r a n k E m p a t C o r­
th e d e p a r tm e n t o f G eo lo g y a n d vallis. W h ile a w a y
M rs. M iller
M in e ral In d u s trie s .
to o k a se rie s of t r e a tm e n ts fo r th e
N ixon s u g g e s ts a s a lo g ical p ro ­ se v e re h e a d a c h e s fro m w h ic h sh e
•
g ra m fo r C u rry c o u n ty a m o v e­ su ffers.
A nd th e n th e r e w a s t h a t o n e
m e n t to o b ta in m o re u se ab le ro a d s
in to th e b ack c o u n try a n d p ro v id e th e y s p r u n g a b o u t a P o r t O rfo rd
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W ith th e c le a rin g o f th e w e a th ­
to m a k e r e p re s e n ta tio n s to th e ir
c o n g re ss m e n a n d to s t a te a u th o r ­ er, th e lo cal 3 h a rk fle e t p u t to se a
itie s fo r a to p o g ra p h ic m a p to p ro ­ T u e sd a y m o rn in g . R e p a ir w o rk is
vid e th e b a s is fo r co m p letio n of b e in g ru sh e d on se v e ra l b o a ts now
Fri., Sat., Sun., N ov. 21-22-23
th e g eo lo g ical m a p p in g of th e o n th e p ie r t h a t th e y m a y g e t in to
'‘M A N H I N T ” W a lte r P ilg e o n , .Joan B e n n e tt, G eo rg e S a n d e rs.
th e so u p fin c h a s e b e fo re th e s e a s ­
c o u n ty .
o n en d s.
W e ta lk a lot a b o u t w h a t we
W ith sk ie s a g a in sm ilin g a f t e r
W ed. O n ly , N ov. 26
h a v e in n a tu r a l re so u rc e in th is th e s to r m of la s t w eek It h a s b een
c o u n ty but w e h a v e n ’t v e ry m u ch su g g e ste d th a t a s w im m in g m e e t
“T A L L , D A R K A N D H A N D S O M E " t e a s e r R o m e ro , M ilto n B erle.
to sh o w a s to w h a t w e do a s c iti­ be held In th e la k e s In f r o n t of
zen s, e ith e r fo r b e a u tify in g th o se th e P o 3 to ffice an d th e P o s t o ffice.
n a tu r a l re so u rc e s , o r fo r g u a rd in g T h e slo g a n of th e m e e t w ill b e:
F ri., Sat., Sun., N ov. 28-29-30
th e o th e r G od-given b le s sin g s p la c ­ "W h y sw im in th e o c e a n w h e n you
“ I W A N T E D W IN G S ” K ay M illan d , W illia m H o ld en , B rle n D onlevy.
ed in o u r c a re . O u r rh o d e n d ro n e s, h a v e p u re r a in w a te r to sw im in In
W a y n e M o rris, V e ra n ic a L a k e , C o n s ta n c e M oore.
a z e lla s a n d w ild lilac a r e b ein g y o u r ow n s tr e e t.”
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b o ast o f n o blossom s.
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F O R S A L E T w o ew e lam b s. I n ­ life g u a rd a t th e la k e s w h ile y o u n g ­
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j a n d a p p e a r in g in ev ery s t a te o f j rpjle m e e tin g M o nday n ig h t a n d
¡ o u r n a tio n , a m o n g ric h a s w ell a s th o ae foUow in g a r e n o t in v ita tio n a l
poor, a m o n g e d u c a te d a s w ell a s a ffa irs. T h e y a r e to b e re g a rd e d
ig n o r a n t people, U ncle S am h a s in the’ lig h t of e m e rg e n c y m e e tin g s
su d d e n ly co m e to th e co n clu sio n d e p e n d e n t u p o n v o lu n te e r aid. I t ’s
t h a t th is q u e s tio n of food is a p ro b a b ly o n e of th e b ig g e s t m ove­
p r o b 1 e m
w h ich m u st m e m e t m e n ts e v e r la u n c h e d fo r it 3 eeks to
: a n d m et a t o n ce, th ro u g h e d u c a tio n p ro v id e “o ffic e rs a n d m e n ” fo r
and
d e m o n s tr a tio n
w h ich
w ill p ro p e rly e n lis tin g e v e ry m a n , wo-
r e a c h all p eo p les in th e U n ite d ( j m a n a n d ch ild o f all eco n o m ic
S ta te s .
H e n c e th e N u tritio n f o r g ro u p s u n d e r th e s ta n d a r d of
D e ^ n s e . T h e N u tr itio n fo r D e­
T h e re w a s a fin e tu r n o u t a t th e
fe n se in o u r c o u n tie s is d ire c tly la s t P T A m e e tin g h eld a t th e
a lig n e d w ith so m e n a tio n a l o rg a n i- G ra d e school.
M iss S a e b e rs, o u r
, z a tio n s o r p u t in th e p ro g ra m s of c o u n ty n u rse , g a v e a sp le n d id ta lk
th e W o m e n ’s C lubs. H e re in C u r- j T h e re w a s a s h o r t p ro g ra m p u t on
, r y it h a s b e e n a s so c ia te d w ith o u r by th e tw o g ro u p 3 of s h ild re n fro m
H e a lth A sso ciatio n .
th e g ra d e school. T e a a n d co o k ­
T h e p u rp o s e o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n ies w e re se rv e d fo llo w in g th e
is to in s p ire e a c h lo cality to o p en m e e tin g . T h e n ex t m e e tin g w ill be
its eyes, look a b o u t it, reco g n ize th e se co n d M o n d ay in D e c e m b e r
a n d u n d e r s ta n d n u tr itio n a l n eed s a t th e h ig h school.
T h e q u e s tio n of a lo n g n eed ed
p e c u lia r to it s ow n people, to re m ­
ed y th e s e in e v e ry w ay It is ab le to p lay sh e d fo r th e g ra d e sch o o l c h il­
do so a n d to m a k e use o f g o v e rn ­ d re n w a s b r o u g h t u p a t th e la s t
m e n t a g e n c ie s a n d h elp av a ila b le . P T A m e e tin g b u t p u sh e d o ff th e
In C u rry M rs. G able is o r g a n iz a ­ flo o r by a su rg e of q u e s tio n s re la ­
tio n c h a ir m a n .
S e v eral m e e tin g s tiv e to th e p o ssib ility o f h a v in g a
h a v e been h e ld a t P o r t O rfo rd . T h e n ew school. T h e o rg a n iz a tio n ask -
n e x t one w ill b e M o nday n ig h t a t , e d t h a t th e sch o o l b o a rd a t its
7:30 a t th e h o m e of Mr3. G able. A n 1 n e x t m e e tin g be re q u e s te d to look
a tt e m p t is b e in g m a d e to co o rd i- j in to th is m a tte r .
If
m o n ey fo r
n a te all o r g a n iz a tio n s a lr e a d y ex-1 p a tc h in g u p th e old sch o o l a n d
is tin g in te r e s te d in foods. T h is i p ro v id in g su c h ite m s
a s p ro p e r
w o u ld ta k e in sc u h th in g s * a s s u r - i re c re a tio n fa c ilitie s f o r th e chil-
p lu s c o m m o d itie s, h o m e p ro d u c e : d r e n m ig h t jU3t a s w ell be In clu d ed
a n d g a r d e n s , sc h o o l lu n ch es, re3-1 in th e su m to ta l n e c e s s a ry f o r th e
t a u r a n t m en u s, m e a l p la n n in g , c a n - ‘ n ew sch o o l (w h ich is o b v io u s to
n in g , p re se rv in g , etc. T h is is a , ev ery o n e m u st be h a d in th e n e a r
q u e s tio n t h a t to u c h e s th e lives a n d I fu tu re .)
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Notary
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In s u r a n c e — A ll K in d s
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Low Cost
J O H N N IE L S O N
F IR E , AUTO and H a R IN E
IN S U R A N C E
S U R E T Y B O N D S.
N O T A R Y PUBLIC
B a n d o n . O reg o n
ERNEST PHILPOTT
B A N K OF B A N D O N
Organized In 1904
C O M M E K C IA L
and
S A V IN G S
GET YOUR CAR
READY FOR WINTER
CURRY COUNTY BANK
W . Noyes
Painter and Decorator
Port Orford, Oregon
NIXON DISCLOSES
WORK DONE IN
CURRY COUNTY
W hatever
your
financial
prob-
ems we will be
glad to
TIRES!
TIRES!
TIRES!
We’re going to move our large stock of auto­
mobile tires at old-time prices in these days
of advancing costs that means REAL SAVINGS
for you
Now is the time to buy your tires for winter at
prices you can’t afford to overlook
GOODYEARS
FIRESTONES
Complete Stock, all sizes
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Port Orford, Ore
discuss
them with you.
Do business at your community bank where your
problems are better understood
These chilly mornings are
a strain on a motor unless
it has been prepared for
cold w eather driving
The wise driver has his
his motor checked before
winter comes.
Better let us check your car today . . . every service
from motor overhauling to lubrication and a gas fill­
up is waiting you a t—
Offices:
Curry County Bank
Port Orford
Gold Beach
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