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vacation for f am e - a w .th bchood-
fcgtó ch -a re r. rr.act for m uch com-n< and going and gextJig te c k
p O rou tin e l:v.ng aga..n this week
Every one seerr-s to agrt-e th a t
Jur.e Ju ly ana August went parTkCUlar.y la st th is year; so we p»ck
up the p.eees and refle ct w ith some m isgiving th a t C hristm as w Jl
be here in 10& more days!
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»N_ATI O N A I
A “ o c , A T , O H r 2 T _____
CHANGES IN YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
SCENES
E D IT O R IA L
Neonta ar.c Ra.ph H a ll and sons wound u p the sum m er season
w .th a d e lig h tfu l ju n k e t over to Oregon Caves. Crate- Lake and
Ash.and where they- were guests of Neonta e s-ster and fa m ily , the
Jim Parsons Doc .a and A r t Sweet were in on the f arm v g a the r-
;hg a.so The group was priv.leged to a ttend two of the Shakes
pearian plays. H a m le t' and A ll's W ell T h a t Ends W ell', and they
were all te rrff.c a .ly impressed w ith th e plays winch are m a in ly
cart by B ritis h actors acd p u t on by an ELglish directo r as well.
I t would seem th a t those of us who have not ava.ied ourselves the
touch o l culture, as the A shland Festival offers it are tr u ly miss
ing som eth.cg
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Muna«aran
F ield R e p re s e n ta tiv e
A n open le tte r to the Doctors
Boots
Dear Doctors.
We the people of P o rt O rfo rd ,
are stunned
Y o u r abrupt de
parture has le ft us h u rt, h u m ili
ated and desolate. A fte r the b it
te r disappointm ent o f having our
form er doctors move away, and
the long month«, of being w ith -
out a rep.ac-ement we were very
happy at t h e hews th a t you had
come We were q u ^ tly aw aiting
^ o i ^ S r t - L w- -ome to'T ou.0 ^
Em eka D u ir ic t O ffice
I n the preceding articles in thin
s e n c r I have o u tlin ed the m ajor
changes in the social security
law recen tly en a c te d by congress
u. severely disabled t h a t he c a n -
not do any substantial s k in fu l
work. The disa b ility m ust have
exlaled fo r a t least « m o n th s an d
lx expected to c o n tin u e in d e f.u -
cYutr.w can
can save ben<
ben'--
I
One other change
itely
fits fo r workers who can least
w orker is receiv in g
W hile
a ffo rd to lose them —the disabled (in a b ility insurance benefits, de
pendents Ijenetita can be pa d to
a-Jd th e ir fam ilies
U n
n til
til the
the new
new amenamenis
amendments «.«««».««
certain member»
of his - fa m ily —
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were signed, a worker w ith a se-
go to t r y
y e rt d isa b lh tj.
Mme y e a rs '-
who a n
&landin< had untl) June W’ ,#* 1’ age 18. or who have been to ta lly
U n fo rtu n a te ly , you were u x 10 aPPJ>’ for hiB dteOHlity insur disabled ^ nceJ ^ fOf
soon exposed to the tactless ance benefits D is a b le workers ©<1 18. H u w ife regardless o t
An English TeM
N o t 1 Who had been unable to work fo r her age, can be paid benefits if
harshness of th e very few
way
years, and ----------------
who delayed ap-
she has in her care a tb n d who^
know
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th
a
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y
in
no
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W e ll beg.r. w ith box—the p iu ra l it boxes
represent th e
town you quickly plyin g beyond th a t date, could is eligible for these dependent*
B u t the p lu ra l of ox sno-.d be oxen not oxea
took offense
We understand lose all rig h t* to cu rre n t and fu - benefits. I f there is no c lu id e l-
One io a , s a goose out two are ca.ied geese
but deeplv regret vour leaving as ture benefits for themselves and 1 iglble for benefits, the w o rk e rs
Y et the p lu ra l of mouse is never meese
Another pleasant .and cruise has Just been logged by th e T ra cy you did.
th e ir dependents
J w ife may q u a lify fo r payment-.
Corbins and the Val Towcleys who arrived home ast F rid a y from
You may fin d a ,c«ne mouse or a whole net- of mice.
A sir:» 1 town m ig h t be l.kenec
I n the 1861 amendments, con- ¡when she reaches 62
a
three
weeks’
tr
ip
up
.nto
Canada
Fern
T
ow
rJeyi's
sister
acd
to a drop or tw o o f blood, spread gress na* given tb«>e disabled
Any disabled worker who be-
But the plural o f bouse » houses not hioe.
husband M r and Mrs. F orrest Owen o f Lbs Angeles, were also a
If the p 'u ra l of man is a wavs men
p o n ,o n of the caravan of one H am per and a tra ile r
They went out on a slide and looked a t th ru workers one year more— u n til lieves be ma; be eligible fo r dis
W hy shouldn t the p lu ra l o f pan be called pen’
as fa r n o rth as F ort Fraser the Ira Tuckers' homestead spot There the microscope. Each person be- June 30. 1962—to apply for ber« - a b ility benefits should get in
they visited w ith -wo form e P o rt O rfo rd f arm ber M r and Mrs comes a d is tin c t in d iv id u a l w ith fits through th e ir social security touch w-ltb the social security o f-
The cow in the piura) may be called cows or nr-e
C harley Henson and M r and Mrs Horace Woosley M uch fish in g characteristics o f hs own. Just office under the disa b ility p ro v is -, fice now. A person who is unable
B u t a bow, i f repeated, is never caJed bale
and sight seeing were enjoyed and it "described" d e lig h tfu lly.
as io th e blood sample the fo r- i ions o f the law
, to visit his »ocial security o ffice
And the p lu ra l of vow is vows. not vine
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eign and the undesirable is soon
M ore th a n o n e -h a lf m illio n may telephone or write, o r ask
I f I speak of a foot and you snow me tw o feet.
T ne L lo yd Bates fa m ily Just concluded th e ir 10-day vacation dist inguished from th e properly j «1 sahted workers under 65— and someone else to make the call fo r
A nd I gave you a boot would a p a ir be ca.ied beet?
th-s weekend too T hey visited M ary's m other M rs Hazel M e m ll.
th e ir dependents—a-e now re him.
who spec", th e m o n th o f J u ly here as she does annually, at Albany. fu n ctio n -ng body of people.
I f one is a tooth and a whole set are teeth
Had you stayed
you would c tiv in g m on th ly benefits. B ut ( For more in fo rm a tio n about
The
Bates
a
s
o
spent
some
tune
at
Cascadia
state
park
near
Sweet
W hy s h o u ld n 't the plu ra l o f booth be called beeth?
Home
They attended the state fa ir on opening day The local have -earned to know us as the there may be other eligible w o rk -¡th is change in the law and other
I f the sin g u la r is thia and it« - piura. these
folk repo-ted th a t they were very pleased and proud o f the C urry usual rr.jte d group o f citiziens ers who have not yet heard th a t ¡changes made by the new am end-
Should the p lu ra i of kiss ever be w ritte n keeae?
found in anv t-own cm a ' or large benefits are payable. T h is action 1 nients to the law. ask your nesu-
county e x h ib it w hich was d e fin ite ly outstanding.
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We .'peak of a brother and a * o o f brethren
w ith the usual virtues and fa u lts by congress w ill, we hope, call est social security
office
for
M ayor and M rs A ndy G ribble journeyed to Salem o re r the strengths and weaknesses, which th e ir a tte n tio n to th e ir rig hts I your free copy o f Leaflet No. 1.
B u t though we say m other we never say m othren.
weekend to partake o f the fa ir but press tim e came before we were i m ark us as h um an he-ng-«. Most and encourage them to make ap- 'M en 62 to 65 years old who de-
Then the masculine pronouns are he his and him .
able to hear th e ir report
clde to take th e ir security bene-
o f a ll you would have discovered plication fo r th e ir benefits.
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B u t imag.ne the fem inine she. sins anc shim
a real w a rm th of welcome and a
To be eligible fo r d is a b ility in- fits now instead of w a itin g car:
So the English. I th in k you w ill a ll agree.
M r and M rs. A r t Niem ann took advantage o f the Labor Day
Is the funniest language you ever did see
holiday to d rive to P acifica C a lif to v is it tb e .r daughter S hirley deep and si n o t re appreciation o f surance benefits, a w orker must also apply fo r those benefits a£
The
—By Typos. um
and fa m ily M r and M rs D a rre ll Cole T he v is it was w o nderful you and your w o rk We are tru ly have cred it fo r at least five years' th e ir social security office
w ork under social security during social security office serving
but the tr a ffic was n o t: th e y have decided th a t Lus holiday sh a ll sorry th a t you did not stay.
the lb years before his d isa b ility j this area is located at 233 K S t .
be spent a t borne henceforth
A Citieen
som ething o f our environm ent
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Nature Trail
• Name w ith h e ld by request 'began. I n addition, he must be'E ureka, C alifornia
th a t wouid take m onths to teach
M r and M rs A l Ramey spent the weekend travel.ng to 8ac
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New nature trails, coupied w ith
i t th * classroom." A strup said.
Jose to attend a wedding. the pa rticu la rs o f which w t d id n 't get—
Dear
Mr.
Editor
brief
book-et* describing the
The n ature tra il, a short walk but they too found the tr a ffic ferocious and the heat t e r r if ic
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Port Orford News
f.o ra o f the area, are now oemg ol about o n e -h a lf m ile, is de
I n reply to yo u r August 31,
I t is ri.ee welcom ing M r and Mrs. Leland L atham and son R en-
developed at Oregon state parks signed to acquaint the p a rk vis
"Doctor Leaves
it was announced today by M ark ito r w ith the fio ra
Numbered netn to our p e tte city, fro m Eugene The La:ham s are associated 2 961 a rtic le :
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With
the
Beave-
State
Construction
Co..
Inc.
and
have
leased
M
rs
.l
C o m m u n ity ":
H Astrup. state parks superin m arkers beside the growing plant
M:
a
Johnsons
home
M
rs
L
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e
lm
a
i
who
keeps
the
company's
tendent
No doubt it was a shock to
o r tree corresponds to a d umber l booxs says she is so enchanted w ith the new home and ocean view
m any people in our fa ir c ity to
" I believe th a t the boys and ed paragraph in the booklet, ■ she wonders how she w ill eve: get arty book w ork accomplished.
read y o u r a rtic le in reference to
g irls at the youth camps who use mak-n« id e n tif-ca tio n simple
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the departure o f the newly a r
the nature tra il are going to lean.
The nature tra ils and booklet j
C atherine and Roy M ilk Just concluded a Canadian tr,p They
.cha.ked up 2500 m iles o f road a la Rockies in Just a week. T lie y rived doctor and what you wrote
! have now moved in to th e ir new home ju s t behind the grade school. is very tim ely. The question is
1 but w ith so much s till to do they say they- are c a m p in g " and w ill now? Are we to be deprived of
the services o f a doctor, on ac
be for tju te some tim e to come.
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count o f loose and m alicious ta lk
The T A T
Tote and T ik e s ' kin dergarten and nursery school o l some u n -C h ris tia n , selfish
is now register .ng youngsters rang ng in age fro m 3 to 6 The Io- citizen who has no compassion
cat on is No 12 Ham let The two young m others M rs Judy Bens nor C h ris tia n feeling fo r espec
and M rs Sydney Lssel are n a tura ls fo r th is type of w orth w h ile en ia lly old people in the sunset
deavor and they w il. soon be as beloved to the children as was and
s
the form er kindergarten teacher M a ry Bates M rs Bate-s 14, tears o f their lives O r a m o th
er-to-be, who is in the shadow
ending a h elping hand in th g
K hb6! tn d will be there to mee>
and g- et the tots t«z»orrow The hours are from 8 a m . u n til noon: ot death.
To b4 a C h ris tia n ene must
the cost 80c per day w hich includes m ilk and food A ll interested
h iv e compassion and live his r»-
-n o tte -> should contact Mrs Berts ED 2-3733
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-As the Good Book aaV!l-
Love they ne ghber as th y s e lf".
Haze and M allO n W ilso n »V:e in PorUShd last w—ek v is itin g
Let me rem .r.d you w h a t- our
jie ir daughter Sharon o lid daughter and son-in-law. Beverly and
G ary Ramey s i fire -h a m . Sharon and Patsy Goerger. returned courageous, fearless president in
home wyi’ h ifie W ilsons fo r the weekend retuiT..ng to p o r t’s —‘ and his in a u g u ra tio n speech to the
school M onday by bus.
n ation on January 20 said
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"D o n 't ask the g w e *rn -l
M r and M rs Elm er Rai-m c x t c h a 'e beer, here f
the past m ent w hat it w ill do fo r you j
x weeks le ft fo r th e ir home is San G a b rie l, C a lif 1»K Tuesday. b u t te ll the govwxwHer.t what I
M r and M rs Fred S ullivan have now taken over the ma-rragement
jo u w ill do fo r th e governm ent. "
of th e ir auto court.
I apply this request to our c it
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Do not
I n honor of th e ir house guest M rs. Maude F redricks of L.A.. V ii izens of ©ur fa ir c ity
and Wes Spencer entertained a group o f friends at a b u ffe t supper ask w hat q o r c ity w ill do fo r us.
ast Saturday n :e h t
Be-sides the honoree who is M rs Spencer s | te ll bur c ity dads w hat you w ill
Sister others were Wesley. Jr., M r and M rs. D onald Dewey Colonel do M r o u r city. R e fra in from
u tte rin g m alicious ta lk th a t w ill
and M rs H a rd and Mu «nd M rs Charles Ha-.nes.
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h u r t yo u r neighbor and new
Pre h fro m a summer in N o rth Carolina spent w ith he: p a r comers
e n t M r» B e tty Neal who -.e*.c*<e- at the grade school, and daugh '
Y ours tru ly
ter Donna are here again
Reports have it th a t B etty is ra d ia n -ly
Gust M ueller
slim mer w th short tresses—and w ith a renewed southern accent |
547 Mad.-ona Street. C ity
we suspect -w hich is so d e lig h tfu l
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Concluder
O n ly th ie g s we eat. d rin k and wear cost m ore ' TO M EET
* r H a p p i s stiì. at the same old fig u re
T he B a ttle Rock a u x ilia ry o f
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the VF W Post 7425 w ill meet on
See you next
F rid a y evening. September 8. in
Stevie V o rd e l g i v t i b lee d sam ple te lo b e re te ry nurse
the Am erican Leg.on b a ll at 8 00
Plucky Stevie Helps Science
Toward Answer to Arthritis
For plucky Stevie Vardol, 10. life m uch of the time is
ju st an unhappy succession of giving samples of his body
to science.
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B u t Stevie, who w o u ld ra th e r ' in tim e, and find a p re ve n tive ,
W inners at duplicate bridge
rwv rv- w ö
it w H
r w l ' a> r
.v a t .
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Y» . » * u
be s e *1 w im
m in g and
ro
lle r ska
t give n enough
s u p p o rt B
u t they
Saturday n ig h t at O p h ir were
in g in M in n e a p o lis ( i f he o n ly don t delude this v a lia n t lit t le
M n Ira Tucker and M r R u tt
c o u ld ) th a n spending endless boy or his puzzled fa th e r and
W ahl, firs t: M - and M rs V H e
hours in the C h ild re n 's R heu m oth e r who ask, d e sp a irin g ly,
len. s« o n o M r and M rs G. S u t
m a tic C lin ic of the Un.-.-ersity
W hy should tin s happen to us,
ton. th ird : and M r and M rs. Ray
o f M i - neso'-a M ed ica l School. to S te vie ’ T he m edical scien
doe«n t feel s o rry fo r him self tists look h im squarely in the
Keen, fou rth .
Tfe know s he is doing a ;ob th a t eye and say, "We ju s t can't
Next play w ill be F riday Sep
m ust be done th a t th e doctor» prom ise w e ll m ake you w e ll
tember 8 for master p o in t at tne
appraisal of th« t
again. B u t then again, perhaps P o rt O rfo rd grade school. A ll
fro m his s w o lle n knees, speci e v e n tu a lly we w ill. '’
bi dge players are urged to a t
mens o f k n e e -jo in t flu id , and of
Stevie's sto u t answ er is to
tend.
I f more players attend,
his blood m av in tim e p revent r o ll up his sleeve fo r a n other
in o th e r c h ild re n th e a fflictio n ten cc's o f his blood (w h ic h
more p o in ts are awarded
th a t b e fe ll him three
-ifu l contains an a b n orm a l p ro te in ,
bers !ta t«d
ye a rs ago
a m a rk o f his disease , o r to
S tevie has ju v
p u il up his trou se r leg to give
D E D K » T IO N SET
to id a r th r itis i
the knees. up a n o th e r specimen o f lu b r i
hands, w rists.
FOR C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH
ca tin g flu id fro m his knee
T h ro u g h o u t the nation, an
In the la b o ra to ry , Stevie's
o th e r 30,000 Stevies — or th e ir blood is com pared p a in s ta k in g
Dedication service o f the new
sm all sisters— also suffer each ly to n o rm a l blood in the inces
F iis t C om m unity church has
ye a r fro m th is e x c ru c ia tin g d is sant search fo r an answ er to
ease W ith .March o f Dimes w h a t is w ro ng w ith S tevie and I been set fo r Sunday. October 1.
funds. The N a tio n a l Founda w ith th e o th e r 30,000 c h ild re n . | There is not o n ly a need fo r la
bor in «order to have the ch u rch
tio n i w h ic h made possible de Perhaps w h a t is w ro ng ,s an
ve lo p m e n t of the Sa«k p o lio abnorm al deve lo pm e n t o f anti i completed by th is tim e, but there
va ccin e ) is today su p p o rtin g bodies A n tib o d ie s are the sub-
i t also a d e fin ite need fo r a d d i
th e U n iv e rs ity o f M innesota's stance th a t com bat bacteria.
tio n s ' money to pay fo r m ater-
C h ild re n 's R heum atism C lin ic I fh e n . samples o f the connec-
la is, members stated
w ith a research g ra n t O th e r | tiv e tissue around h i* knees
C h o ir practice ha* b e e n
fe rth ritis research p ro je cts are are studied and photographed
changed to meet on Wednesday
u n d e r w a y at the R o cke fe lle r ! u n d e r the g.ant e le ctro n m ic ro
in s titu te . at New Y o rk U n iv e r- «cope and com pared to no rm a l at I 30 p m
s ity , the U n iv e rs ity o f B u ffa lo tissue.
T he Rev Andrew Paschall
and at o th e r fam ed scientific
S tevie doesn't c ry »'.though
institutions, all financed by the his doctors say th a t the p».n
M arch o f Dimes.
he suffers at tim es b-ggars
PLANER WOOD
A d d itio n a lly , The N a tio n a l d e scrip tio n He is n o t a ' guinea
F o u n d a tio n has e s ta b lis h e d p ig ' in the f u ll m ed ica l sense
f t INCH LENG THS
a r th r itis stu d y centers at Co o f the te rm B u t the re: olute
2x4 S
lu m b ia U n iv e rs ity , the U n iv e r and u n c o m p la in in g b e t- ng of
2x6's
s ity o f Rochester <N. Y ), the th is young gentlem an o ’ o .’v
U n iv e rs ity o f Texas at Dallas 10 is evidence th a t he k r tw-s
2x8*i
and th e U n iv e rs ity o f C a li he is a v o lu n te e r o f th - fi - t
<1-
P er Ix»ad
fo rn ia at San Francisco
against the n a tio n 's No. 1 Crip-
T he doctors confidently tell p lc r — a rth r itis w hich, ... m , r
DO X MVt llVLN
S tevie th ey will solve the a n o th e r fo rm , s trik e s at II n l i
L i) 2-34X2
cnign.a of rheum atoid a r f .ritis ken A m e rica n *.
m isdonaur to Mexico delivered
the m orn in g message Sunday.
M rs P&acha.. spoke in Sunday
school, showing picture« demon
stra tin g the need fo r talented
people in the m issionary fie ld
Rev and M rs Paschal 1 also at
tended the evening service, to
which the Langlois C o m m unity
'c h u rc h members had been In
vited
The C h ristian Endeavor met
at the Bandon retire m en t home
fo r th e ir m o n th ly visita tio n .
CONSOLIDATE
THOSE BILLS
With A Personal
LO A N
FROM
R E LA TIV ES V Is IT
Recent visitors at the home o f j
C R A TER
FIN A N C E
M r and Mrs Prenchie D -la m a r-1
ter were M rs Delarr.vrter's m o :
ther. Sdrs F ra n k F itk in . Salem;
and aunts. M rs. Sophia Straube, ’
Jacksonville and granddaughter j
Donna; M rs Mona Be-sor. Eu
gene and granddaughter B illie ; I
and M rs K ittie M u llin . C o tta g e )
Grove
Also v is itin g were h e r ;
360-E Bet-Gar Bldg
cousins. M r and Mrs Gene Bie 1
Across
From Chinook Theatre
dell o f P o rtla n d Here fo r a week
—the tim e was spent v is itin g ,
Gold Beach
beachcombing and sw im m ing In
the lake
Call CH 7-2811
TOO LATE
T O C LA S S IF Y
★ LOST
On Elk River1 road c rib mattress.
springs
baby
blankets
and
clothes.
about 3
weeks
ago
Please re tu rn to Dennia Schro-
flie r or ca ED 2 2852
8 31 t f
Ctoaed Satardays
NEW HOURS
9 ta 5:30
DANCtNC. . .
UNTIL 2:30
DON SMITH & DAN McCANN
With the Mystery Man Combo
ORFORDS