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KIT ’N KABOODLF
By Ed. U X aabtm
District 2-CJ voters win vote
on the ru ral school levy. i» o ,
board m em bers and th e ccen-
m unity college question next
Monday
A com m ittee, the d istrict 2-CJ
education committee was form
ed several m onths ago to fight
the form ation of th e comm unity
college The com m ittee h a d no
thought th a t they could keep
th e question from coming to a
vote, but hoped the vote could
be put off u n til the people were
b e tte r inform ed as to the m eth
od of form ation This th ey were
able to do. IF the d istric t is
form ed, it will be supported, u n
d e r the present law. by property
taxes. Because property taxes
hav#* reached a satu ratio n point,
i. is th e hop- of the com m ittee
th a t the proposed d istrict >111
r o t be form ed Several bills are
new in th e legislature w hich
would call for greater s ta te sup
port of junior colleges
T he ru ra l levy includes fifty
percent of last year’s school bud
gets. less capital outlay, which
will be levied on a county-w ide
basis, and which will be used as
‘ equalization’
Because
2-CJ
taxpayer will put in ” approxi
m ately one m ill less th a n they
will • tak* O’ ’ “ under this m eth
od. the-. w o\. •
be.te off. tax
wise, to pass this m easure.
J u s t 21 m ore days of school
in this te rm —last day for stu
dents is Mc»y 26—for teachers
M ay 31.
School begins next fall on
Septem ber 5—and teachers re
po rt on August 31.
D istric t 2-C J board m eets
nex? Monday evening 8 p m In
th e library at Pacific high school
JUVENILE GRANGE
HAS GUESTS
G uests a t the Sixes juvenile
grange S a tu rd ay night were Sus
ie and David Defoe and Shelter
and Virgil C lark of Brookings
YOUR
CHOICE
FOR
'ASSOCIAT ON
and Carol Ann K napp of S -<es
I_nda and Jam es B... --» ;omed
as new members.
The program was :n charge of
the:.- matron. Mr? R X E rw .n.
in th e absence of th eir regular
lecturer
It consisted of songs,
riddles and a reading Fo-ow-
m g the m eet.r.g the group p ain t
ed figurines.
( OLSON-B XBB
ENGAGEMENT .ANNOUNCED
M onthly expends’. urea of the
Curry county w elfare corrmuwioi-
fcave more th a n
in a
four year per.od
D ale O ’Don
relL a d m in istrato r, rep o rts th a t
in Ja n u a ry . X 557. th e county
spent 18.49:. while in December
ltof. th e m o n th 's expenditures
totaled $18.'.'44.
Aid to dependent
children
cases have increased from 15 at
a cost of I - 588 in Ja n u a ry . 1957
to 73 rases w fth a ton», of $7984
m Dec-m ber. ’ 9« * 1 Old age as
sistance showed an increase from
53 oases w ith a cost of $2.190 to
77 cases cosung $8128 in the
same period.
FLAT BRIDGE
IN NORTH BEND
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley played
duplicate bnuge in N orth Bend
last T hursday, tak in g th e top
honors. O n Tuesday. M rs C on
ey caught a 25-ib. Chinook above
Lucky Lodge, guided by Mrs.
F red S ta rk w e aih er who h a s 4
to h e r credit th is season.
Forestry Tour Is
M.P. Firm Sponsoring Set For May 2
A fo restry to u r will be held a t
Retail Students
the tim ber harvest dem onstra
Mr. and Mrs. B urrell Babb re
Joe Lorenxutti. foreign e x tion tra c t located behind F aster
cently announced th e engage-
r .e n t of their d au g h ter K arm en, change stu d en t from Italy , rep B ro th ers garage near Langlois
to Dar. Colson. B eth are from
local fam ’ -s the zrootr.--.o-be
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Con
ra d Colson
The - r u n g couple
h a t ten tativ ely set Ju n e third as
'h e ir wedding date
HOME
on Tuesday. May 2. for all of the
s.x'.h grade students in the L ang
lois. Port Orford. Ophir, Gold
Beach and Pistol R.ver schools.
Seven o p tio n , a ie located on
th e tra c t and two instructors
will oe - t eac.v statio n to instruct
and d em onstiate eac.i phase of
good Iorestry m anagem ent and
conservation, po. est land own
ers and others Interested in good
fere»’ m anagem ent ‘are also in
vited to attend, according to Lou
O ester. county extension agent,
who is in charge of the tour
T ours sta rt a t 10:00 a m . and
12 45 p m .
The instructors for the tour
which will cover fire control,
th in n in g and pruning, com m er-
c-al products, tree planting, wild
life. C hristm as trees, and tree
identification are
George Mil-
lei and Don Rockwell, Coos F o r
est Protective ass n.; Harold Sas
ser, state farm fores' ar; F ra n k
S t Claire. W estern States P ly
wood: Ted E lingsen, P o rt O r
ford Plywood; Calvin Sm ith, I n
dustrial Forestry ass’ns.; Ted
Burgess and Jack Grubb. U. S.
Forest Service; W L. Andersen,
ecunty extension agent; Harold
K napp. P o rt Orford tree farm er;
P at P atterson, U. 8. Fish and
W ildlife Service; and H arold
Jam es, soil conservation service.
SHOP PORT ORFORD
BE AN “AT-HOME” BUYER
SQUARE YOUR SETS
By B urrell 8. Babb
I d o n 't know where everybody
went last S atu rd ay but I know
w here you can go thia S aturday,
the fifth S a tu rd ay In t a c t —and
th a t's to Coquille, and h e a r Ivan
M idland th e lyarnlcnl
lyric
from the university. D on’t nua.
this T ennessee Ernie of callers.
B ut first come out Friday night
and brush up on youi round
dancing w ith Sue and Ab R am
ey. B ut don't dance too hard
and get up early Sunday and
come over to Babb's fine fu rn i
ture shop and we'll m ake a float
for the 4th celebration, and d u r
ing the week If you c a n 't call,
w rite your ideas and m ail to me.
P u t always sta te w hat tim e you'll
be over to work on the float, es
peciaily S atu rd ay and Sunday of
each week.
D on't forget we dance a t the
cove every first and 3rd S a tu r
day. W ednesday and T hursday
nights a re teenager nights.
All you with two left hands
and 13 lessons I h ear will have
an event next Monday n i g h t
I get my diplom a th is time
'cause I only m ade 4 m istakes—
last year it was 10, b u t th e call-
ie r m ade 6 of 'em, all w ith my
rig h t hand.
Hot off the wire! F la sh —our
1st dance In May will be a special
guest dance. The Beachcom bers
are personally inviting th e fol
lowing couples: Mr. a n d Mrs.
Dean Rogers. Ray Johnson, Bob
Lewis, C harles Miller, and of
course all the new class—I beg
your pardon -graduates, I mean.
Them not me. O n shucks maybe
I ran gruduate next year. I can
too If I can Just rem em ber which
lif t hand I p u t the strin g on.
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Legion Auxiliary
Elects Delegates
Election of delegates to the
sta te auxiliary convention in
M edford this Ju n e highlighted
the A pril 18 m eeting of th e Am
erican Legion Auxiliary. Named
to a tte n d were; E thel M ont
gomery. F ra n c es G ribble and
H en rietta H ansohn. A lternates
are E stella H ansen, E l a Wilson
and M argaret Corbin.
G irls' S tate chairm an, M arie
B arrin-’ton, announced th a t the
1960 G irl S ta te r, M ary Sue Ben
n e tt and h e r m other, and 1961’s
Girl S tater, S h e rry D ahrens and
h e r m other, have been invited to
attend a dessert luncheon in Co
quille on April 29. T he luncheon
Is to acq u ain t other G irls’ State
m em bers from d istric t 10.
G ertrude Lantz, poppy poster
chairm an, announced th e results
of the poster contest held recen t
ly In th e schools.
D uring the social hour, com
bined w ith the post, refreshm ents
were served by M argaret Corbin,
Noma T hom as and H enrietta
Hansohn.
FC C L U B M E T T S
T he Sixes grange hom e econ
omics club m et at the home of
B etty Tope and Lucy G en try on
Sixes river T hursday
A delic
ious luncheon was served by the
hostesses to nine m em bers who
were present.
F inal plans for the R ural Wo
m en's club banquet w ere m ade
ar.d a discussion on th e r ational
grange sewing contest followed
T he club urges all grangers and
n on-grangers to take p a rt in this
contest.
A fter the business m eeting
=d on various articles
to
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sir b a
zaar la te r on in the year.
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e a c fi.u s . Electrons are beamed a: idem . I he
i n is then diffracted onio film. From this picture, scientists leant composition of deposits, and how to neutralize them.
VETS. 4UXILIARY
TO ELECT
W WI V eterans of district 9. in
a jo in t m eeting w ith th e ladies'
auxiliary, will elect and install
officers a t th eir next quarterly
m eeting, to be held a t th e Dew
Valley chib house, six miles south
of B andon on Highway l o t ,
April 30 a t 10 a m.
T h e auxiliary will serve a tu r-
ey potluck dinner a t noon The
B andon B arracks will host the
m eeting M embers are asked to
bring th eir own table service.
Publicity chairm an and past
com m ander A1 Brown urges th a t
all m em bers a tte n d because of
UMMER
PORTTWEAR
S
Our new summer sportswear isj
the best thing to happen to
fashion since Eve ate the apple
—so cool, comfortable, and easy
to care for.
Swim suits, by
Jantzen, will
make you the
idol of the
beaches.. .Lady
Alice dresses
meet the strict
est spring re
quirements.
Pedal pushers,
Bermudas, and
Blouses — in
new summer
accents are a
few of the
Graff and
White Stag
selections . . .
☆
Our sale items
feature Ber
mudas and
Pedal Pushers
at a third off!
And also men's
and women’s
nationally
advertised
sweaters!
County Welfare
Expenditures Up
resenting the M yrtle Point union
h .g h seboo. M~»s Ca-o: McCul
loch. repreoentm g Powers high
school: David ilo th e .a l. repre
se a tin g Bandon high school:
R onni Carse? representing P a
cific h-gn sc.tool and Dick John
son, representing Gold Beach
h igh school, will .tt e n c the 28u.
aim u al conlrret.ee of the Oregon
R etail D sstr.cutois Institute told
in B-igene >n the 3 t.t of April
and May 1st
These stu d en ts were selected
by th e teachers of the respective
schools as being interested in a
career in re ta ilin g and having
te e n an outstanding student in
the local schools They are oeing
sponsored by th e firm of Henry
A S chroeder and Sons, and will
be taken to Eugene by E to n A.
Schroeder
A very outstanding program
will be presented to the students
as well as to a ll of the m any re
tailers from throughout the
sta te of Oregon.
Coos and C urry counties m er
c h an ts are urged to a tten d this
im portant m eeting sta rtin e at
4:00 p m . on Sunday. April 3 th
and ending Monday. May 1st in
th e afternoon.
NEW TCP:
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Weird electron "pictures” help Shell scientists
develop improved TCP for today’s Super Shell
—to give your car top performance
Read how electron diffraction revealed
the inner secrets of the combusticn
deposits in your car’s engine. How new,
improved TCP was developed to neutral
ize these deposits, prolong spark-plug
life, increase mileage—and release up to
15% more power.
Here’s the full story’ of today’s Super
Shell—and the nine ingredients that
give your car top performance.
' T ' m T C P in today's Super
I Shell does its job better than
ever, it neutralizes certain effects
of combustion deposits—deposits
that can prevent vou from ever
knowing your car s top perform
ance.
1 here's not a single engine
with more than a few thousand
miles on it that doesn’t hjvc
this type of deposit in its com
bustion chambers.These deposits
can cause tpmble when vou need
power most. T he deposits glow-
red hot and set off the fuel be
fore the spark p'ug h-s a chance
to get into the act.
iTic experts call this pre-igni
tion. The explosion punches the
piston on the way up. Two forces
ro i t head-on. No wonder your
power falls off.
Deposits can also cramp vour
car's perform ance by short-
circuiting the spark. W hat hap
pens - No bring — you get a miss.
Other bargains
too numerous
to mention!
Problem: How to add some
thing to gasoline that neutral
izes the effects of deposits. The
answer: Shell Research.
A scientific detective stocy
fa s h io n s
Shell scirno •< announced the
first TCP* additive eight sears
ago, after research had proved
th t it could virtually end this
mi .fire problem once and for all.
T C P was haded as the greatest
gasoline advance in thirty-one
years. Now Shell has improved it.
Scientific detectives like the
electron "ph . g. iph” (above)
m de ,- w . improved T C P pos-
sil le. They helped Shell seten-
ti s to iuuk engine deposits right
in ti.c face. And to find how best
to neutraliz? them.
Vfcat today's TCP can do
Test» have already proied that
11. P i m help vou get up to 15
per ter., moie power, up to 17
m re miles per tankful. And it
can make plugs last up to twice
as long.
Yet T C P is only one of nine
ingredients in today's Super
Shell. Head about the others.
And how each helps your car de
lis er its top performance.
# 2 is ' cat-cracked" gasoline
for power with a purr
This is petroleum that has actu
ally cracked under 900-degree
heat and catalytic action. Its
heavier molecules have been
shattered into livelier, lighter
ones.
The result is a super-octane in
gredient that makes your engine
purr w ith power the moment
you put your foot down,
note : “Cat-cracking” refers to
the use of a catalyst—a chemical
substance that can alter mole
cules without changing itself.
# 3 is Alkylate, noted for
knock control in hot engines
Jimmy Doolittle helped pioneer
this high-octane ingredient for
Shell aviation fuel.
Alkylate — w hich took the
dream of 100-octane gasoline out
of the Lb and put it into the
skies —is now in Super Shell. It
controls knocking in hot engines
at high speeds far better than
anything else available.
note : Speaking of high speeds,
car engines frequently turn even
faster than the engines of a DC- 7.
Think of this next time vou pass
a car.
# 4 is anti-knock mix for
extra resistance to knocks
sure 400 feet below ground to
stop it from vaporizing bv itself.
Think what this extra volatility
means in cold weather.
Your engine fires in seconds.
There is less strain on your bat
tery. And none on your patience,
note : Super Shell is primed with
Butane all year round. In winter,
Shell scientists simply increase
the quick-start dose.
# 6 is Pentane mix for fast
w arm-ups on cold days
Pentanes are made bv tearing
gasoline apart, much as you split
kindling to start a log fire.
In this case, the "logs" arc pe
troleum's heavier hydrocarbons.
A special process transforms their
molecules from slow-burning
logs’ into the quicker-firing
"kindling."
net result : Fast warm-up and
top performance in a hurry.
# 7 is an “anti-icer'’ to cLcrk
cold-weather stalling
Super Shell's formula is adjusted
up to eight times a year to beat
the weather. For example, when
ever the temperature is likely to
be less than forty-five degrees, a
carburetor anti-icer is added.
H7iy add anti-icer at forty-five
degrees? Because, even then,
frost can form in vour carburetor
just as it does in your refriger
ator. This frost can choke vour
engine dead.
You might think that two high-
octane ingredients are enough
for knock-free performance. But
Shell’s scientists have ears like
music ians.
They insist on adding a spe
cial anti knock mix. A mix, so
elective, one teaspoon per gal
lon can boost anti-knock rating
by five points.
This mix has the tricky job of
regulating combustion so that # 8 is gum preventive to keep
Super Shell gives each piston a
carburetors clean inside
firm, even push —rather than a
Even
the purest gasoline can
sharp blow which would cause
form gum when stored. This can
a knock.
clog carburetors and foul auto
matic chokes. But. with Super
# 5 is Butane for quick
Shell, you needn't worry. A gum
starts on cold tenrnings
preventive does the trick.
Butane is so eager to get going
It acts like a policeman con
that Shell kr-.ps it under pres trolling a mob. Regulates ihe
: a’k for «fceir« unlqu« ta»?; n« additive
unstable elements to help keep
them from clotting. N o clotting
— no gum problem.
# 9 is Platformate for extra
energy, more mileage
It takes eight million dollars’
worth of platinum catalyst for
Shell to produce Platformate. But
fortunately for our pocketbook
and yours this precious stuff can
be used over and over again.
T h e p la tin u m re-form ing
process, which gives Platformate
iis odd name, converts petroleum
into super energy components —
such as ben zen e, xylene and
toluene.
These three alone release 11
per cent more energy per gallon
tha n the fine st I U'/ octane avia
tion gnsohne. Energy that shows
up as mileage.
Test Super Shell for yourself
Trv S-.--IC- Shell next time you
fill up. Yuii'l! soon feel and hear
a difference in the way vour en
gine runs. T hat difference is top
performance.
A BI LLETIN' FROM
SHELL RESEARCH
— w here 1,907 sci.-qtisie
nre w orking to moke your
ear go better and better.
O ado II b « con tain in g TCP la envarad by V R P ate n t SSSI31Î