Port Orford news., May 19, 1931, Image 1

rt Orford Deep Water Harbor
The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Resources of the
Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Gov’t to Isssue Permits;
To Regulate Boulder City
THE FOUNDATION STONE
That speculation may be prevent­
ed in supposed opportunities in <$> *
Boulder City, Nevada, the new ♦
CHURCH CALENDAR
town soon to come into being in
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connection with the building o f
H oover Dam, and that conditions
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there during the construction per-1
Sunday, May 24, 1931.
lod may be conducive to Its su e -,
w:(
Sunday School, 10:00 a. n
cessful completion, the Bureau o f
Church Service, n 00
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R eclam ation announces that the
Senior Choir practice at home of ii
grant o f perm its and leases in Roy B. Corson Friday night, 7 30. «
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Commencement Is Held;
Dean Faville Makes Address
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PORT ORFORD
LOCALS
Thursday night the commence-
I inent exercises of the 1931 gradu­
ating class of the Port Orford high
school were given at the high
school gym nasium , the graduating
____ of Gold b ““ consisting of two girls—Ruby
Mr and Mrs. A. G. Tharp
Beach visited in Port Orford Sun" e
u and Velma Johnson—and
■ day
four h °y » - Howard Jamieson, Rob-
Ranger Kreager of the McGrib-1
™ :henor’ E »*°tt Woodworth
ble station on the middle Elk spent I “ u n ^ X
Over 3,000 persons in all parts of
Sunday in town. He reports that k 1 j deF the 8klllful and artistic
"Justice of God” was the theme
the United States have already
he and his son Jam es are engaged k d ° f N at Perkin8 ‘he stage had
ex'
of
Reverend
McVicker’s
pressed desires to engage in bus- nL -T "” ’*’ **“ . “» cv icx e rs sermon
on trail work in the forest reserve
* 7 tr ,n sfo r meil into a beautiful
iness in this new to^n" Many of r e f o X ^
,h “
I
, Dan Oxley left Thursday fu r ! * ? Fd*I? 8Cen® w l,h a b8<hground
them are so influenced by the old ' .1 “ . „
tbe exPre88ion
ii
Portland and return*! Saturday ' ,
and flr bouKhs B askets
pioneering spirit, by interest in the 1 seem’ tn rd Wh®" ,ife '8 burdens R
w ith a new International truck 1 ° f beautlful Plumes of white bear-
building of the world s g r e a te r
^ t P* rtlcu,‘ r’y he- y
Ji
which he plans on putting into I ‘T'“ * “ nd g ,a n t p,nk and red 8naP-
greatest whv
the effect that
dam, and by lack o f satisfactory
,, “I 1 cannot understand p
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a
. dragons placed - on
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rustic pillars
com m ission to haul lumber from
business opportunities at home that
*
° WS it”, the speaker <i:
the Middle Elk
connected by festoons intertwined
bringing
out
the
fact
that
tim
e
al-
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w ithout real investigation o f the
C h am b er n f
I] | Two Port Orford b oy»-D on ald * 7 ? inks’ footlights m assed with
opportunities at Boulder City they w ays discloses that that which ap-1 ii
B McKenzie and Howard Jam ieson - ' petun*as ,n »hades of pink and
are prepared to sell out at home peared to be a burden w as a bless- ; ii
ii plan on attending the Citizen’s mill-1 ,av' ndar and r*d “ nd pink snap-
done tho
and take their all to the new pro­ ing in disguise. Mrs. A. P Sw eet 10
11 I tary training camp at Vancouver ' dragons interm ingled w ith huckle-
ject. If this m ovem ent is not re­ and A. B. H oggatt sang a duet en­
be
Wash., next month.
J berry branches, the bottom folds of
titled "In The Garden”.
strained. speedy bankruptcy
Henry Patton of the Middle Elk ' ' h< Stage curtaln having an artistic
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attended
Sunday
school.
The
hundreds is inevitable.
i Rl,a„ R
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spent the week end in Port Orford | a ,ran gem ent of festoons of dainty
The Bureau of R eclam ation to d a y 1 ~ “ X-
gir' l class had ‘he larg-
Warren Bennett returned S a tu rl1
.3 " *nd hang,nK baskets, form­
est
collection.
The
Primary,
Colum­
has made public its circular of in
day from a trip to his mining prop-1
“ ** f,oral decorations, m aking
formation concerning the issuance bine and Busy Bees each had the i
erty in the Middle Elk district on 1
ga,d en a "cene of beauty and a
sam e number in attendance. A short i
of permits to engage in business
Saturday.
, »citing most fittin g for the oc-
teachers’ m eeting was held last
there and the blank to be used in
The Coast Guard Communication caslon The f'«Krance o f the flow-
Tuesday evening at choir practice.
m aking application for such a per
service crew and truck returned to
pern,eat*d ‘he entire audltor-
Forum
mit.
Port Orford Saturday to co m p lete,
„
30 young people were in attend­
In the usual lines of w holesale ance at the Forum m eeting Sun­
the work o f installation of the new
,
d E E McVicker gave
and retail business, at least two day night. Several read quotations j
telephone line to Cape Blanco l i g h t - lnvoca‘,on’ which was followed
com peting perm its will be granted, Shirley Forty and Edith Tlchenor
house. Messrs Jamieson and G en -1- ^ “ P*an° 80,0 by V |vlan White,
the number at first being limited are the leaders for next Sunday
try are in charge of the work
I T"e addres» ot ‘he evening was giv-
to the apparent approxim ate needs evening.
C. C. Ponting, F w Sm ith and < 2 by F”““ " DaV'd F avll|c. dean of
of the town, further perm its being
George Purdin
returned F r id a y 1, , , Scho0’ of Commerce of the
Ladies Aid
granted later if the public interest
from the Rogue river where they IU" lver8,ty of Oregon, who chose
Friday o f this week, May 22, is '
requires. W hen the town has been
were engaged with preparations
h *8 8ub> c‘ ‘The Chief Aim”,
"Clean Up” day at the Port Or­
built and business conditions there
for cutting of Port Orford cedar I * e“ n EavlIle brought out that the
ford Cemetery, and all organiza­
have become stabilized so that any­
to be hauled to the local dock for ' young man or woman of today can
tions o f the com m unity are expect­
one desirous of entering business
shipment. Saturday Mr. ^Ponting
,, Wha* be ol she desires to be pro-
ed to assist, and especially is it d e - L .......
can visit the town and study the
transacted business In Bandon
I ' tdcd that the ambition to reach
sired that the men aid in this work, j ................................... ...........
actual business conditions, it is ex­
The W alter Barklow fam ily spent i a ’ goal
made <hc chief aim
A dinner will be served to those as
pected to remove this lim itation up­ sisting.
Sunday in Myrtle Point
I " fe' He “dmonlshed the grad-
Spring
Cleanup
on permits and allow custom ary
.
,
, ^avors
License Fee The Alluring Coast Route J H. Gilchrist of Rainier s p e n t11 “ “ ’8' bow ever’ tha‘ ‘here are
freedom of competition to prevail
Friday In Port Orford Investigat-1tbree ‘b*nK8 essential to carrying
Leads Fire Peril
16 Secretary
Those fortunate enough to travel Ing business conditions.
Langlois Community Church
The applications are to be grad
| ° ut the ch lef a,tn> v*»: (I) That
W ashington, May 14—A spring n S
’ E ’ H° 88 ,oday urged tbe Oregon Coast highway at this
Sunday School Sunday 10:30 a. m.
ed, the factors being personal fit
Mr and Mrs. R. W Babel and ' *here “re no Bhort cu‘8 to success,
rampage o f forest fires which ha- ° egon citizens to take steps to re- season of the year are more t h a n
Superintendent
Prof
I
B.
Sevy.
ness (including character, person,
fam ily drove to Eureka, Calif., S u n -' wb,ch *8 on|y «“ «Ined through hard
T ^ a t
7 * ‘° “ enthu8las‘lc over Its many a t t a c ­ day, returning late Sunday e v e n - '.? d diligent work and effort, (2)
Christian Endeavor Sunday 7:18 charred thousands o f a cre, of tlm- n X s
ality, age, physical condition), fi­
he
r,
taken
a
heavy
toll
o
f
lives
*
l
h
e
average
costs
of
a
tlons.
In
the
Port
Orford
area
th
e
nancial and service fitn ess (includ­ p. m., President Lila Dement.
ing.
| ,h a ‘ dilatory tactics must be avold-
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___Preaching
aervice Sunday at 8:00 destroyed homes and threatened'
3 3 7 “ Cen8‘^ . , ‘8 now t22 rout*‘ Js lln «d w ith
ing type of ______
proposed
establishm
ent
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_n
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Harry Helmken and Geo W o o d , ed and things necessary to be done
as compared with the needs o f the P'J3'1
mi.1 '-b,^ th* Paator
,en tlre towns in a number of states , , nn
, . an lnitiatlve P«U- rhododendrons and azaleas in full ' worth of Coaullle atten ded th
, cared for promptly, and (3) t h a t
8 18 “ Community Church a n d a culm ination o f many months , he voters at*th * mea8Ure before bloom, with wild flowers of other m encem ent exercises at the' rvm ° ” e mU8t not g e‘ “eold feet” In
town and sufficiency of capital and d th
ext g,>neral elec- varieties forth in all their brilliance naslum Thursday night
| bringing about the result aimed at
equipment to m eet the needs of th e it and àh arJnX n dy t 1’ V T ‘îf ta m e ^ C°,ndlt,on8’ may " s u it tlon
J
Pr—
The interim
he notnt.d
CaHfornia en-
Wyman E a t o / o f B a n d o n spent
add" "
» « « .n g for
proposed business), and training < thea
.. £ v t a s T Urged ‘° “ ttend a11 ¡wh,cmhe“ ULeL
,1,
and experience.
| tne
’¿ cea'
; which conservation departm ents
‘ ‘Z T
,
po,nted ° “‘- Joying these wonders last week the week end with Mr. and »Pent
Mrs.
occasion, and w as received by
Elmer E McVicker, Pastor have for years fought to discour * ” e
“ me f° r
were Mrs Lllllan Brown Everts. Geo. W. Soranson and family.
Perm its will be granted only to ,
| tbe aud,pnce with great applause
age. according to reports gathered n* ;888ary adJ‘“ « n 'n ‘.
citizens of the United States and
Miss Florence Brown, Mrs Sam
Saturday Ralph Sturdlvan moved
P‘an° duet by th** Ml»»es Cam-
i «... a«.
The rate on trucks
for the period ending June 30. 1941,
his retail fish stand from Its old ' “ and V,vlan White, excellently
Class hay Exercises ‘
covering the approxim ate period of
location at the corner of Sixth I rendered and greatly appreciated.
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private capital is not interested in, due to the fart th l thJI
necessary for its construction, to say nothing of returning a nro-
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1ilvest.ment- is, however, work that proDerlv
within the functions of the general eovemment S
'
eral iid
h?rbo?8 *hrou£hout the whole country. Thus^ed-
ral aid is the only solution of the problem.
During the past two years the Port Orford
rraTTs^stance^nerh-n?aged? ?reparin£ its case to secure Fed­
eral assistance in this important matter, and it has
mgs necessary to bring the matter to a strategical position
fore, the, Proper agency of the government at Washington In thi«
X andl c an Had the aCSVC ®uPP°rt of Senators McNarv and Stehv-
er and Congressman Hawley, as well as manv others prominent
jn the nation s affairs. There is further work to be done however
rh .°rekthe- flnaI.Jley inP is hail, and in carrying on such’ work the
Chamber is entitled to the complete support of everv landowner
within the Port District, whether resident or non-resident.
nr thn hert 1S ”°i r?y a , road or short cut to community building
or the commercial development of a region, but well formulated
p ,a,ns’.$arried out in a persistent and intelligent manner and hack
ed by the support of the public, are bound to bring about the prop-'
er laying of the foundation stone of Port Orford’s future—the
haiborUCtl°n °f 3 imited breakwater in its wonderful natural
tags lot on the north side of the pr<‘8ldent ot ‘he high school board,
sfin , F d
? g ...y 'lma. John. FT'th th’ dan8 er ®nd w aste of
Ore8°n
*n view of Francis and J. F Allen, Jr., of San highway adjoining Dunham's store 1 maklnK ,h e Presentation of the dl-
read the class will; Howard ' carelessness with fire, forestry o f th e f,a t
tee in both Francisco.
W. H. Bennett Is prepared to uni-
to th#* ^rnduates a c com pan-
da," ie8° n the c |ass prophesy; and flclals believe.
W ashington and California, the
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ize the narrow space between the i iPd by “ few w el* chosen remarks,
, Py . ¿ “ i" th<“ cla8s h,8tory T h e, ’ In Pennsylvania, where in a few form er becoming effective in Janu
H u v i-r w i l i d n U . o x x 1
bakery and the barber shop and is
Tw° 8ol°" “Ave Marla ”. »ung In
student b° dy 8an* «everal popular w eeks three persons were killed ary’ are dem anding relief from our .
8 iJISpieaSed
engaged In closing It in prepar- I,aIlan’ and followed by a negro
X°ngS and J “ ne Crumley, P eggy and many burned, several h o m es! pre8ent comparatively high fees,”
M«'«hfleld. Ore., May 15 South-
Corson and a Marie
H° 88 said
8aid
8r" California residents are com- "' t J / n ’7
,a ,,r Lindberg
^ " o o e rg g gave
a v e ; j were razed and 65.000 acres of Hoss
1 F avnii’ ln'”" m oZ ^ plea^ nghm ann^
were
destroyed
»inn,.
"Whereas
we
have
had
thou-
to Co°
Coos 8 bay
b“y in considerable
expected that perm ittees will be
e
e g.u ’ ™ °°l <’uar‘e‘ woodland » ’ re destroyed, along
» ’ have had thou- ing
*ng to
Prtndon
'"‘‘y rn° V”d and were thoroughly enjoyed by
able to begin business or erect " >n8i"“ ng of Camllla White. Peggy with 500,000 trees planted by th. 8ands of violations to contend w ith numbcr», generally to be dlsap- L . . ‘ d” *aat
to remain those present
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necesaary buildings before Septem-
and Melv,n 8ta‘’ a "d untold quantities of wild and ln v,ew ot « ” California low P” 'n t e d P a r t i e s they have pur c o n t *
« r M .i°h
“ trU ck,ngl Reverend McVicker p ron ou n «*
sang When .. Your ------
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life, ■ ~ a majority
majority of
of the
th# fires
fir*« were
------ licenses, ’ ” it is my conviction
firms
Th , »
. » . . Mar#h
the o«*neaicuon
benediction arter 1
her
^ 88»» vumii that
in ai cha*ed through
- w— Los
—— Angeies m
m s erh*
. - has accepted
•—
after w hich the
The land in the tow n .ite is owned O n ? h e ° .
h "
a "“ "Moon"g h ’ rpP°rted to have been started by When W ashington sells plates f,„ whieh bought up large holdings of ed to B^nd“ “ m
„
X al8° m° V' * rad““ ‘e» received the congratu
the United States and will be iiie ex
’ w / the C'° 8e o f bru8h burnl"K and the burning ov ” ’ha’
wl11 havp ‘® contend Ob8 and land «<>"> delinquent tax
Mrg andon “ »"«lay
,aUons >nd
host of
by
ea »rates and will be ‘ the
CIark
» « b literally tens of thousands of 1,8f 8a”*s and J™k sa le, A large
E L ” arr"' ot ’ h« M'dd'* friends.
,
, ,
he exercises Miss Ruth u
,»r« er of cultivated land
bU8ln<“88 a "d re8'dence principal, awarded trophies to the
A large number of blaze.
violator.
proportion of the properties a r e
“ Wa” vlaitinK a"d shopping in
e
are town Thursday.
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will be revocable upTn' v lo ta tio n ^ f f° lloW‘"g Howard Jamieson, for laid to the burning o ff of railway
"Another reason for advocating a ou t|y|n< of no Immediate
value,
t h e i X s an"I refutations 7nc ud.nJ ° U,t 8ta"d,ng -ch o ’astlc record for »»fety strip , by m aintenance crew s low 1,c«"8'
« ‘ ’ gon is The and f’ » bave any p o s.lb liitle. for
Mr and Mrs Joe McDonald,
To Open Lampa Road
'From W estern World)
those arainst iramhiincr
/ g "tire four year term; Helen Capps
Spring cleaning-up with the aiti preBent economic situation Thou- furnl®bing home-seekers a liveli- agent for the Maytag company.
tir e or saic of ataohJ . 7 » manUfaC; r<*celvpd thp « r8‘ a » a ' d tor the of flam es was given a leading ro e 8and8 of
‘b'» »‘“ ‘e are not hood
transacted business In Port Orford
Tb* county court last week or-
tiered that the Lampa mountain
____ata-.a«— . q Or8 an< outstand*ng student for the fresh- in the alm ost nation-wide fire being Hcensed, new cars are not
Numerous instances of dissatls- Mond“y
n Z ^ i r n r * 1 *ut,on' ^‘C
,m a" yr ±
8econd award go,ng traKedy. W ith fire hazards genet*. be,ng hooKht. and there has been far*lon have been brought t o ’ the
Mr and Mia
David McKenzie road be »P’ ned to traffic and that
ircular gives this definite to Vivian W hite The Junior class ally unabated, officials have I s s u e d a "‘eady decline in state gas tax “«en tlon of Marshfield residents motor,‘d ‘° Coquille W ednesday
‘» ° "">«11 bridges there be repalr-
w arning to all interested persons: of 1930 received a banner for the warnings against the
o r X » recelp' 8 8<"ce January ”
° " e man came to the county court u J M K,adburn- manager of Dun- ’ d at a cost o f not to exceed »500
That the probable population of record of the class as a whole The which experts hold is n o t n n i„ a
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with »5 left after having bought a
p " ' "r>ent 8unday ln Marshfield. | Th" ro*d w as closed for two year«
Boulder City is more limited than Sophomore Class received a banner gerous but h a .m fu l to t h e
h
« t ,
n
n
m K ountainous
place ten miles out
Hday .Mr. and
Mrs. George ! w hile logging operations by the
.
Is popularly Imagined, that as the tor the 1931 class record $5.00 was destroying valuable c h e m i e . i
i
( Icaniip
Day and
and said he was told there was Smitb and Ix>r°y Smith of Eugene ' Coos Cedar company were being
The W om an’s club and In d ies’ Plenty of work here and the coon-
."¿!!_'‘d tO 8pend ‘he » e’ k end with conducted. It has now been cleared
surrounding country is undeveloped awarded to the Freshman class as ments.
Aid
desert, there is no outside popula- 8 prize for having the best garden
8pon8orlnK 8 "clean-up" ‘y court would take care of him *be,r dau»«‘"er Mrs A P. Sweet.
debrls and put in as good con-
Several states have distributed a
tion from w hich patronage may be
posters Intended to impress t h e u T .
t h “ ’° Cal c ,*m e ‘ e r y to be and his fam ily If work could not ?*r8 S w eetl' 8l"‘*r "nd brother-ln- d ,« ° n ®s formerly.
p
th.
held
F r i d . u ot
„r t t . , . ------ Mny
..
— he obtained
law were alan members of the par-
The court also Instructed the
expected its that
contractor
will,
Gardpn i L 'Ink
need
of carefulness
unon
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through
c om the
m issary
and other
l U b Vfoofi»..
M e e tin g
plcnicke„
,
“ P"n »?o
a“
h ,ld
en Fr,d“y
the graves ‘hl« of week
non-residents
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I ty'
I ' coun‘y
roadmaater
to see that a
ty
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facilities f furnish
u m l . h goods
e o o d . and -------
W Wednesday
ednesday night at the L
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<ler8 and | land
h e paths
n . i h . i In
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I Mrs Mabel Gillings spent Tues c a ‘« e pass w as built on the North
Library
n vislt^™
.
facilities
serv­
and t the
cem etery
and
"* ‘° W° ° ded areas
ices in competition with permit room an Interesting and instructive
Bend highway, at the Fahy place
the roadway are to be cleaned up nin Grade Examinations day afternon In Bandon
and made ready for Decoration
Those taking the Eighth Grade
L B Hatton returned Monday t o ' ne“ r Bullards
tees, that the amount o f business m eeting was held by a few mem-
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be derived a from
tourists, or - other L ?<
’r8 ° f the r p Garden
d u b ( Mrs
E A Pacific
Yukon Highway
day Those living In _______
Port Orford exam inations last week were Violet hi8 rn,n,nK property on the middle
i . . a _____ .
in d b e r g
n rf
a
v o n .
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visitors to the town and the future LlndberK read a very Interesting
The Alaska
______ Road commission, are requested to care for their Voorhees Virgie Matheny, E v.lyn Elk
Sells
Interest
in Theafpr
of the town after 1938 is uncertain. ?ap*F
T he Maklnf and Caring composed o f Herbert R ice^ chalr graves
Everyone, especially the Rr’» an Autirey Sutton. Mary Cath-
Saturday Mr and Mrs. R G Me
1 Hldier
and that clim atic conditions may
B .<‘d 8 " and Mr8 C c n>an. Malsom Elliott, and Ernest men and boys, are asked to take '<r,ne 8 o ran«on, lz-aman Dean and K’ "llc motored to Marshfield rnd , H'’nry Ax‘*11 l,t Oakland. C alif ,
not be suitable to everyone.
nt tag read an article on "Grow- W alker Sawyer has just I s s u e d
part In the work, and a hot dinner Hoy MiI|er C ertificates for perfect were accompanied by Mr
and
.i f propr,e‘°r of the W elcom e
1 e8 heater, has sold his interest
W arning i. also given against B eta
PerfUme
Fra"ce” profusely Illustrated booklet on will be served by the ladies to a‘‘endance for the entire year were Mr8 Charles Newman.
( Klven in the Eighth grade to Virgie
Mr"
R Pu*h. Velma Johnson ?
, „ lcome We"‘ to Fred For-
all persons pretending to possess
the
propo8ed P “d «c-V u k on high- those
___ assistin g
Matheny and I-eaman Dean; and In and Oera|d Tlchenor attended the ! ' r
por‘ land « •» not known at
especial Influence In securing such Ponting vTrv k i l Z ' . h ” . 7 3 7 run from Seattle, W ash
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the Seventh grade to Ruth Maloy Gold Reach high school play T ues
, pre"*nt time what Mr Fortier's
””
G™<*‘ T « ch er, Selected and George Tribbey; and In the day n,»h‘
| P’an" for the f“ture are.
A B H oggatt and Mr and Mrs * * .
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for such pretended influence.
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miles are completed, leaving but
The ‘’ “ehers in die Port Orford First grade to June Hurst and
TV Corson -44--.U.J
a. a.
. ’ 7 ’ ’ T * . >
Boy
attended a the
theater In
T .”
* * * * ♦ * «
Perm ittees engaged in business
972 mlle8 «> construct O f the work Grad* "chool during the past school W ayne Robinson
Bandon Sunday night.
I*
HARBOR PUBLICITY
♦
In Boulder City will arrange for
Student Body Elects
rem aining to be done British Co- year » e r e re-employed for the 1931-
Mrs W J. Sabin, Mrs George T
Tb* a‘‘*n «on o t readers o f ♦
thelr own business and residence
At the m eeting o t e s- q .
. Iumb,a ha8 452 miles, Yukon Ter- J?32 8rho° l ^ear, and are
Mrs
Work Progresses
Guerin, and Mr and Mrs Jam es * ? , N e» 8 ,8 called to publicity ♦
quarters Plans for all such
such build-
build- Body
B o d v of
o t the
th . hlvh
k .„ u
u_den' ‘ ritory
miles, and
and Alaska
Alaska 226
22« , _M
..vury 294 miles,
, ary B R ,c* principal. Mrs C la n
tag» are to be subject to approval day afternoon the foil "i
V miles The route is described, both
“ ight, interm ediate room
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A
.,o l,.h « „ .n d
« . . . A dX h r îr " " ' «r
o „ n ,d .
and
by the Government all buildings
fleers were elected R « 3 V L ^ !" ’r° rd8 a" d P‘ctu ret, a« of
ex- ^ rs
Grant, primary
Adolph
was carried on last week when
Chamber of Commerce In the ♦
of Denmark, attended the re<
being of Spanish design
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