Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current, December 21, 1961, Page 4, Image 4

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    • —Thursday, December 21, 1961
FORT ORFORD NEWS
Highest rate of insured unem­
Senator Walter J. Pearson Will ployment
GUESTS
was still at Grants I Giving does not impoverish u s'
Pass at 16.3, up 5.3 over four
I
and Mrs Harry Gebauer
Seek Demo Governor Nomination weeks earlier. Lowest rates were ther
her does withholding enrich us. 1 and Mr and Mrs. Del Newkirk
In the service of our Maker n e i-i
. ..
does w iih h ia
GREETINGS
1 were dinner guests Saturday eve- j
at Ontario at 4.0 and Portland at M=ry Baker Eddy.
PORTLAND — "The governor -------------------------------------------. 3.9.
■ Giving calls for genius.-Dvid. | Z'vey y
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lias stated that there are no is­
and tw,. voo- , .
The Oregon unemployment in-
sues in the forthcoming cam­ knee
teaching exper- suranee trust fund contained
Rich gifts wax poor when g.v- —
paign and that he will be con­
,
-u
.
$47,070 227 on December 11 com- ers prove unkind. — William1
The happy little snow­
fronted only with personal at­
y for the instructional pared to $49.8o6,u63 a year ago.
• BUSINESS FORMS
man Ituows just what to
tacks in his bid for re-election. staff is $4,435 for the school year It is expected that the rate of i Shakespeare.
His record in office is not per­ With additional increments for decline in the fund compared to I If a free society cannot help
say and we join him in
• BUSINESS MACHINES
sonal. Neither are the mislead­
his meiTy song of wishes
ing and broken campaign prom­ advanced academic preparation last year wi,! l>e leisened during1 the many who are poor, it cannot
• BUSINESS PAPERS
the few who are rich.-John
for your happiness.
ises with which it is strewn, and Rent-free quarters and overseas D('cemb*r i lf tbe «***»» lower wive
‘ Insured unemployment F. Kennedy.
they will be fully and ¡rankly tian.sportation are provided bv
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discussed during the months to the government. The tour of continues- officials said,
Generosity has never impover­
duty is one year.
come."
ished the giver; it has enriched
With this statement Senator For applictlon procedure, send
the lives of those who have prac­
Walter J. Pearson today an­ a postal card immediately to:
ticed i t —Dwight D. Eisenhower
School
Personnel
Recruitment,
nounced his candidacy for the
District
Engineer.
U.
8.
Army
En­
Democratic nomination for gov­
GIVING
gineer District. Portland, 628
ernor in Oregon’s May primary.
I
"I will conduct a hard, fighting Pittock Block, Portland 5, Ore­ The most important thing in
campaign and take the teal is­ gon, attention: Personnel Officer. any relationship is not what you I
sues—our lack of a realistic pro-
get but what you give— Eleanor |
pram for education, the impera­
Roosevelt.
tive need for relief of high pro-i
perty taxes and the justification
for universal workman's compen­
sation, as well as many others—
directly to the people from Clat-
sop to Harney counties and from '
ALEM «Special) — Insured
Curry to Wallowa, '
l’earson1 linen}p‘oynlent in Oregon took a
promised.
i significant drop for the week
"I believe that a candidate foi ?"dlng Deceml* r 7 compared to,
party nomination for governor , the ®ame week a year ago. both
must run on his own platform—1 n
number of weeks of un-
Just as a candidate for president' em? l0yment lnsurance claimed)
does in the Oregon primaries— and in rate, David H. Cameron,
PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 21 - 22 - 23
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Not everyone will agree with me department of employment com­
missioner
said
a
week
ago.
on every issue, but at least no
A year ago, for the week end­
CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS DAY
one should be in doubt—and cer­
tainly no one will be in doubt ing December 8, there were 35,-
when this campaign Is ended— 555 weeks of unemployment in­
where I stand on any issue,” he surance benefits claimed in the
state as compared to 24,270 for
added.
the week ending December 7 this
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year, a drop of 1 1,285 or 31 per
cent. At the same time, the rate)
of insured unemployment drop-|
ped from 9.1 a year ago to 6.1
We join Santa in singing
McKAY’S MERRY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
for the week ending December 7.)
bright
songs of cheer.
A number of foreign ports will 1961. The usual seasonal rise in |
be open for United States citi­ insured unemployment occurred
May you have a joyous
zens in army-operated schools during the last four weeks, the
Christmas!
lo r American children in Korea, weeks claimed rising from 16,-
Japan, Okinawa, Germany and 864 a month ago to 24,270 for the
France for the 1962-63 school week ending December 7.
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During the past four weeks,
year.
Vfz.U 1 Vr’O A flU lIv a r . . . . . . ______
McKAY’S
MERRY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
The greatest number of vacan­ the insured unemployment rate
rose
in
the
state
from
4.2
to
6.1
cies will be for elementary teach-
and
in
the
larger
communities
ers experienced in the primary
BTades. High school teachers thusly: Eugene, at 6 4, up 2.2;
who qualify in two major fields Medford, at 7.2, up 1.8; Pendle-!
ton and Milton-Freewater, at 7 8,
Will also be needed.
School librarians, teachers of up 2.5; Portland, at 3.9, up .9; I
remedial reading In the elemen Salem, at 6.6, up 2.8.
tary grades, romance languages
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—
"V. •-X. •'X. •'V.
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In high school guidance counsel­
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ors and dormitory supervisors
will be required. A limited num­
HILLS BROS.
ber of administrative openings
Qr
U Ike I
are expected.
Qualifications Include a bach­
MAXWELL
HOUSE
elor’s degree, teacher training
May all (he joys of
1UC
Christmas be yours, hap­
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pier and blighter than
the star on top the tree.
That*« our wish for you
ALL FLAVORS
SAVE
and yours!
PORT ORFORD
PRESS
Gems of Thought
Ocean View Poultry
Unemploymeni Pay
Down Tnis Year
Christmas
Joy
Army Seeks Foreign
School Personnel
,
1
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88
DVIdL
spreckles sugar
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Fisher's Cheese Loaf 2 ». 69
Battle Rock
Garage
Cfiristmas 0fleer
Occident Flour
I Coffee
O
104
2 r
JELLO
Jean’s Beauty Shop
10 ■ 69
Reg. 3 for 35c
20«
SHUPE
OLD FASHIONED
McKAY’S MERRY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
The tree is all ablaze with
our wishes to you for the
merriest, happiest Christ-
May the spirit of the first
Noel fill your heart with
a deep and abiding joy!
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Depoe Bay
S N O W D R IF T
mas ever—a truly mem­
O vuä U öa Joy
•
orable holiday.
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McKAY’S MERRY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
l-lb HYDROX
OR 1-LB.
CUP CUSTARD
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Wesley D. Spencer, Realtor
RED MeWILLIAMS, Salesman
Fish Co.
ON 3
PKGS.
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BULK CHOCOLATES
NOËL
1 55
3 * *1.0'
3 ibs 6 9
2 8 9
CHET'S FROZEN DINNERS
McKAY’S MERRY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
•’S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
deucia ice cream
ARDEN’S
'/z-GAL.
M c K a y s merry C hristmas special
best
WISHES
Here'» a candle to light
the way to o hoppy Yule. Moy
•he best of everything come
to you and yoursl
Some of your gi.'elings
Canned Picnics 3 «. $| oc
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FRANK'S REPAIR
SERVICE
•■S.... - . . .
Port Orford Plywood Corp.
49
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will rome by mail-box,
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49
Bananas LB 12i
hot ours come this way
to wish you happiness.
EACH
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
FROM ALL
OF US
AT
PORTORFORD
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