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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1961)
e « —Thursday, September 21, 1961 H a i l i*..ltE o.vttY luu«**-- 4*».fir» Opell liOUafc ¿vt At was asked to bring one dozen Weaver Gives Talk Mr and Mis. < ary Ramey were cookies. Visitors are invited , Back Acres Hold New tiandon Convent in P ort O rioiu o .er last weex program topic was "Plant P r o - ! At ESA Meeting euu. they u*v.e clown trom Plant Exrhange pogation from Cuttings", pre The public is co. d,ally invited 1 oreshan. to v».i their paient» "How long does It take?" This sented by M rs Alfred O Jo h n The problem of high school Salem—One more improvement to attend open house at the new A general plant exchange was son. Guests were Mrs. Maxine is one ot the quest .ons asked and friends, arr.ving FTiday and iropouta is not only a local but held a t the meeting of the Back Rogers, Mrs. Ruby Yeoman, M rs.! most frequently oi Mrs. Theresa in public relations bas been an convent at Holy Trinity C atholic1 i national problem Nearly one leaving on Monday. Mrs. Ramey Acres Garden club September 7 Thomas Haban and Mrs. Vic j Ma'h.eSuu. product.on weaver nounced by the Industr.al Acci church in Bandon Sunday, Sept Billion boys and girls 16 and 17 is the former Beverly Wilson. 24. 1 to 5 p m from Fourm.ie. who showeu many dent comm.ss.on. e-.ective Sept- .it the home of Mrs, James Col- Adams rears ot age who should be iu It was reported that m em bers' p eces ot her fine »abnc> to mem- 1 An agreement with the Ore With the arrival last week of High school are not according to Baa. the Franciscan Suters, it marks The club was Invited to at- had placed flowers on the teach- ( beis oi Epsilon S.gma Alpha at gon State Med cal soc.ety to end the first time in the history o f , a study made by the National im d the lecture on general flower ers’ desks at the Port O rfo rd . th e.r meet.ng September 13 at tri. cumbersome, delaying and this southern coastal area that E di-ation association (pBdenmg to be given October 12 grade and Battle Rock schools1 the home of Mrs. Eo.othy Valet. o»ten irritât.ng review of all x- there has been a Sisters' home The number of jobs available py a representative of the Miller for the irst day of school. A production weaver is one ray films in industrial and occu established here. for unskilled workers is decreas M rs William Hefner was co- i who weaves cloth to sell, said pational disease claims before products company in the Ameri College credit telecourses, be The S.sters will conduct re ing year by year because of ad can Legion hall. Each member hostess. Mrs. Mathieson. who with her paying x-ray bills, has been made ligion classes, take church cens vances in technology. But the ing scheduled for viewing in daughter Thalia, are the only at the request of the society. All us and help in general church number of people who will be southern Oregon, are availaple production weavers in this area doctors and hospitals have been work. seeking such jobs is increasing to students interested in earning , I A weaver unconsciously de- notified in detail. credit through Oregon's College This will be a wonderful oppor rapidly. Heretofore, the originating I plcts the area in which she lives." Surveys show that young peo oi the Air program tunity to meet and talk with the physician radio'.og.st or hospital, , continued Mrs Mathieson. Each The telecourses are acceptaple Sisters, who will soon become a ple who drop out of high school ! area has its own pattern which had to submit the x-ray films fam iliar sight in our area. have many characteristics in for college credit through the along with the x-ray bill' for I brings out the natural surround- common If a child is unsuc Oregon state system of higher --------------o —----- aud t fcy the commission Many cessful in his school work—if he education, according to Dora , ings." who give medical care Involving Original designs play an im- ★ BRIDGE BOUTS ★ does not take part in the extra Prentiss, coordinator of televised x-rays, will welcome the end of ' portant part m weaving. Articles curricular activities provided by instruction for the state system. ' shown by Mrs Mathieson includ- the wholesale demand and have • DUPLICATE BRIDGE his school and has no friends in Stations offering the college agreed to cooperate wiien occas j ed some of her own designs. Duplicate bridge winners S at school—if he doesn't think ail courses by television are KCBY- From our location There is real music in weav ionally the films are requested urday night at the Ophir grade educat.on is important in his fu TV, channel 11 in Coos Bay ing,” stress.-d the weaver, point- for loan to a treating physician school were Mr. and Mrs. Ed ture—or if his family does not KBES-TV. channel 5 in Medford in the Kerpa Building I ing out that a tune can actually or rev.ew by the ccmmbs.on The Conley, first; Mr. and Mrs. H place a high value on education and KVIP-TV. channel 7 in x-ra.vs will be retained by the Wallen, second; Mr. and Mrs —he may decide to leave high I be played from the pattern. Redding. Other highlights of the eve oi-g mating physician, radiolo V. Kolen. third; and Mr and school as soon as the law allows. — To — Channel 5 will televise biology ning’s meeting included welcom- gist or hospital for a period of Mrs Ray Keen, fourth. Paients can help the commun for teachers «OS 414) Monday New Q uarters • ng former ESA members back seven years as recommended by ity reduce the number of its high Next play will be at the Port through Friday beginning Sep- 'in to the group Mrs. Blame the state board of health school dropouts by backing up Considerable progress has been Orford grade school Friday. Sep their school systems in their re tember 25. 12-12:30 p.m. Behind Pacific Super Market i Marsh was reinstated from Port tember 22. All players are urged Channels 7 and 11 have sched i Orford and Mis. Barney £sel made during the past year by the to attend. quests for more guidance coun uled three telecourses: Intro has transferred from The Valle» commission, especially in claim selors. Insufficient guidance for duction to linear algebra (Math I “Guess what?” refreshments handling a n d communication high school students was cited by 491), Mondays. Wednesdays and w.tb employers as well as claim i were served by Mrs. yalet and the American Association of Fridays begnning September 25, BE AN “AT-HOME" BUYER ants. a spokesman lor the com- co-hostess, Mrs. Richard ^% rfh- ' School Administrators as one 6-6:30 am .; teaching of modern. « mission explained. I er. i reason for Increasing numbers mathematics (Ed 594), Tuesdays ' of high school dropouts. and T hursda/s beginning Sep ! Parents are also urged to work tember 26, 6-6:30 am .; and th£. a ith PTA groups of other civic American political system (Pfij, I organizations to inform parents 456), Monday through Friday, I;,bout the dangers of insufficent beginning September 25, 6t30-T. 'education in today's world. A am . * | recent survey showed that par College of the Air is an activi ents who have had little schoo.- ty of the general extension divis- ng do not object if too their icn. Telecourse registration ma- ;hild leaves school before grad- terial may be obtained from any latiOll. If parents were told of the division’s offices. low lack of a hi school diploma Fees are in accordance with ould some day make their child state system fee schedule of $11 .inemployable, they might en per credit hour or $90 for seven tourage him to stay in school. or more credit hours. Parents are also urged to heip Further information is avail- local educators in their efforts l able from office of Televised In to introduce remedial reading struction. 565 Capitol, N.E., Sa programs, starting iu elementary lem. schools. Many dropouts, who --------------------a — ■------------- have reading problems, could have been helped by a remedia’ reading program during their el ementary school years. Support Your School—Ameri can Education Week—November Physicians of the Oregon State 5-11. Medical Society Wednesday of fered to administer the state pub Medical Auxiliary lic welfare commission's new medical care program for the Will Meet aged at no cast to the state. The offer was contained in a The first annual statewide art jxhibit of work by physicians letter to Andrew Juras, acting adm inistrator for the commis ind their wives will be featured sion, from Dr. Max Parrott, luring the 1961 annual conven- :ion of the woman's auxiliary to president of the OSMS. Parrott said the proposal en the Oregon State Medical socie visions adm inistration of the ty in Salem Sept. 26-29. The auxiliary session will be medicare program through the held in connection with the state five physician-sponsored medical medical society’s annual conven service plans—Oregon Physicians Service. Portland; Rogue Valley tion. Medford; Close to 100 entries have al Physicians Service. ready been received for the art Physicians Association of Clack exhibit, which is open to both amas county, Oregon City; P a professional and non-profession- cific Hospital association, Eu al artists. Exhibits will be either gene; and K lam ath Medical Ser paintings or sculpture, according vice Bureau, K lam ath Falls. to Mrs A T. King. Salem, who | "Under this plan of claims ad which includes is in charge of arrangements. i ministration, Both business and social ses- ] claims for hospital and nursing sions are scheduled by the w o-| home services as well as physi m an’s group during the four.day | cians’ services, the only cost to convention, with Mrs. G. Pren-1 the state of Oregon would be tiss Lee, Portland, »resident of physicians' fees at the full value of the public welfare commis the auxiliary, presiding. sion's fee schedule, plus hospital —-----------o—----------- and nursing home costs at rates to be determined by the com b o w l in g mission," according to Dr. P a r BATTLE ROCKETS rott. " I t is proposed th a t all such 'earn Won Lost medical assistance to the aged benefit payments be made by )cean View Poultry 9 3 Jriffey-Laird 734 434 and through the socety*s desig nated fiscal agent or agents and loos-Curry Electric 7 5 th at the state of Oregon would Jartlett’s 6 6 filled with the gasoline that's made for reimburse said fiscal agent or 8. Under-the-hood dues. You can learn i’ . dropp’s 6 6 either bumper, and shove down hard. If ore th a n agents a t the above rates,” Dr. top performance — today’s Super Shell ’ort Orford Rexall 6 6 a lot just hv looking at your engine. your car bobs up and down for a long 12,000 Shell P arrott said. »ort Orford Texaco 6 6 with 9 ingredients. W atch for oil, fuel or water leaks. Even time, ask your Shell service man to dealers go to Shell’s dcKay's Market 5*4 6*4 tiny leaks can lead to big trouble later check your shock absorbers. ’ort Orford Plywood 4 8 Super Shell's 9 Ingredients 123 train in g cen Heavy Eaters on. You can also make a quick visual Sixes Stores 3 9 The average American con te r s e v e ry y e a r. for top performance 4. Decrepit tail pipe. If your tail pipe check of wiring and electrical connec sumed 1,500 pounds of food in C lasses cover the High Team 3 Games #1 is T C P *—for power, mileage, longer is rusted through in spots, it should lie i960, the U.S. Goverment esti tions. If wires are hanging loose —or Joos-Curry Electric 2588 mates. That's i little over four gam ut of station plug life. replaced. Same thing for your muffler. insulation has worn away —see your pounds a day. o p e r a tio n . B ut #2 is Pentane m ix—for fast warm-ups. High Team Game A worn out exhaust system can make • • • Shell dealer. Shell's Billy ReynolSs tro u b le s p o ttin g ycean View Poultry 907 #3 is antiknock m ix -fo r resistance to all vour car roar like a wounded hippo. P iggy-B acking Cancer gets sjH cial emphasis. I I ere are 10 trou kinds of knocks. 9. Sluggish battery. If your engine Scientists a t Seton Hall Col Worst of all, vou run the danger of ex High Individual 3 Games hie signals that Billy Reynolds. one of jOis Wilson 41® j lege ef Medicine report that #4 is A lk y la te to co n tro l “h igh -sp eed turns over more slowly than usual when haust fumes see ping into the passenger viruses can carry small amounts Shell's th ief instructors, stresses. knock.” you start up. an inspection of your elec compartment. Your Shell dealer can of cancer-causing chemicals in High Individual Game If you notice . h a oi them in your #5 is B u ta n e-fo r quick starts. take care of the whole problem. trical system is in order. bou Waldie ’98 ’ to tire body cells and trigger the car, tell your Shell dealer. Ilis advice cancer process. Results of their A run-down battery is usually the # 6 is “cat-cracked” gasolin e-for power. 5. “ Bloated" radiator hose. Inspect all Over 175—Ruby Rundberg, Ad 1 experiments were reported to may help you head nil a big repair job. cause of starting problems. But the real ____ _ AitHoo sm ith Clarice #7 is an "anti-icer." Added in cold weather. of the mblier hoses that interconnect [rouble may be elsewhere. Something 1. Mushy brakes. V li n your car is #8 is gum preventive to keep carburetors your cooling system. If they are cracked as simple as a loose battery connection standing still, push your brake pedal clean inside. or swollen, they can fail at any time can do it. O r your voltage regulator may down with a him, steady pressure. If #9 is Platformate for extra mileage. and cause vour engine to overheat. need a minor adjustment. Play safe and the pedal feels sot t ind sinks, ill thew ay Replacing hoses is a simple task for tell your Shell service man. ro the floor board, vou ve «jot trouble A Bulletin from Shell any Shell dealer. that should he hxed right awav. Could —where 1997 scientists are working 10. Oil-streaked sidewalls. It may take 6. M arred windshield. I cel the blades he a leaking wheel cylinder. Or. more to make your car go better and better a bit of back bending, but it’s worth on your windshield wipers. If they're likely, a leaky master brake cylinder. the effort to check the side of your hard, they can scar the glass. If they’re A well trained Shell dealer can track tires you seldom see — the side facing frayed, ihey can streak it. Ask your down brake troubles quickly. OUR LOW, LOW PRICES in. Look for signs of leaking fluid on Shell dealer to check the spring pres 2. Wandering wheels. If your front the tire walls. Could be a leaking brake sure on your wiper arms too. If the AND tires show more wear on one side of the cylinder, or faulty oil seals on the rear blades rest too lightly against the wind tread than the other, your wheel align wheels. Both can be serious. shield, they can blow away from the ment is probably at fault. glass and let the rain swamp your view. .Any trained Shell dealer knows many green n o t e ; an out of line wheel drugs at more trouble signals than the ten listed 7. Strange noises. Listen for squeals, • STA MPS an angle to the line of travel — cun here. Ask him to give your car a humper- squeaks, rattles and other mysterious increase tire wear up to 50 per cent. to bumper inspection next time you noises. Strange noises are often warn stop in for a Shcllubrication— or any Be sure to discuss rigors of uneven tire ings of troubles on the wav’. So, don't service job. One last tip- when you've ssear with your Shell dealer. be afraid to ask your Isbell dealer about got your car in top condition, keep it sounds vou haven't hear.' tefore. J. Jiggly front end. Put your foot on rh I«* ábeü • unique ga»uune add itiv* G m «onte in g R F i» « w i v i bjr U.S • In PORT ORFORD NEWS S.I.AX. s iuu uu X-Rays Hailed nigh bcauol Dropuiu* national Problem College of Air Courses Announced we t n r " ie«ve- WE M 0 V E B ! Port Radio and TV Physicians Offer io Administer Medicare HOW TO SPOT TROUBLE: Shell instructor Billy Reynolds reveals 10 trouble signals he tells Shell dealers to watch for. You should know about them too. They may help you spot trouble before it starts. M TWO WAYS TO SAVE! PORT ORFORD DRUG
