of this week with Dei at Lake TV TR A N SLA TO R
sharp rise in the number of ap
B e tte r Recognition
| Takenich and they will drive
plications
tor naturalization.
(From Pace 1)
A British pathologist says
home this weekend.
The law requires all aliens in that 95 percent of the increase
in
lung cancer deaths in Great • BUSINESS FORMS
„
certification. The shelter must ' the United States, with few ex-
o tJ!.baUe,.S T nt th e !i)C. / " ‘arg.ed_to .,e? fht feet T “? “ ceptions. to report their address- Britain in this century was due
to better diagnosis by physi
I holidays in Salem with their sou , and two transmitting poles 30 to es
each January. Throughout cians. He believes that 20 cases
• BUSINESS MACHINES
By Audrey Oebauer
Roger and family.
| 40 feet high must be installed in the United States, almost th.rty , of
lung cancer "are correctly
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' order to improve the picture. It
per cent more applications for j labelled now for every one cor
• BUSINESS PAPERS
Mr. and Mr. Fred Kitselman ( Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Colson a n d , 1S estimated that $50 to $75 will naturalization
are received d u r-! rectly labelled 50 years ago."
spent Christmas with their Rhonda enjoyed having son Ev- I be needed for the materials and ing the months of January, Feb
• • •
daughter and family, the Heston erett and family with them fo r!an additional $lno for the pur- ruary and March than are re Nuclear Power
Cranes in Springfield.
chase of the two poles.
Christmas.
A nuclear battery that will
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1 The problem was presented to ceived during other months. Mr. last ten years is the power
Urbano attributes this sudden
Mr. and Mrs Verdo Harris and 1 The Forrest Elliott family had !tl,p Rotary club in the hope they rise
s
o
u r c e f o r an automatic i
to the alien address report
family enjoyed a lovely Christ- a lovely home Christmas, and WuUld purchase at least part of program.
weather station to be installed i
at the North Pole. The battery
mas at home. Daughter Carolyn Forrest's mother. Mrs Eulah El- the material as a service to the
brought a guest home from SOC liott was their guest for the day. community. The request was Allens not required to make requires no maintenance.
this
report
are
diplomats,
those
with her, Miss Norma Waki of
j denied by the club, however, club
accredited to certain interna-1_______
Hawaii.
( Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and member, Henry Adolplrson dona- tional organizations and those |
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| family spent the*holidays in Dai- !ted $20.00 towards the project. ! who have entered temporarily a s , ’
Harry and 'pwila Byrnes are tas with the Frank Sly family. Tbe North Curry Recreation:
laborers.
spending the . „.idays in Colora-;A large family reunion was th e lInc does not wish to again so- agricultural
Forms for making the reports
do Springs, Colorado with their 1 high spot of the day. Jim ’s b ro -|licit funds through membership
daughter and family, Jack a n d 1 ther John was also there a n d |sales as Previously. Dewey said
‘d ‘‘
Hear ye! Hear ye The
.„ .n e
ottices of the;
Nancy Bounds and their little they had not seen each other for; It is hoped that community I 5 INS
clock strikes 12, .* New
during the month of Janu
minded
individuals
will
donate
daughter.
some time.
whatever they are able. Those ary. Mr. Urbano indicated that
Year dawns, and we
wishing to contribute toward this aliens desiring information con-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Paris and GOERGEN FAMILY BUSY
chime
u> with our very
expense are asked to contact cerning naturalization or similar
little fellows enjoyed the Christ
best
wishes
for you and
either
D
E.
Dewey
or
Ai.dv
imat,ers
shoul(i
obtain
the
forms
mas holidays in Bandon with OVER CHRISTMAS
at an office of INS where per
Cribble.
yours.
May
1962 be your
Tom’s parents, the Henry Phil-
sonnel trained in these fields!
potta.
. ■ The Goergen family had a busy :
will be available to answer in- I
most rewarding year of
and happy Christmas filled with I
quiries.
all . . . in all ways!
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Harvey and Lee Your” motor travels and visits.
ed to Applegate to holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goergen en- I
Lee’s parents, the Harold Teskes. joyed Christmas w i t h th eir'
☆
Shark Stimulator
daughter Patricia, who visited
It’s
not
the
cut,
but
the
color
Mr. and Mrs. Del Newkirk them from Portland, and their Distsict Director A l f r e d J. of a swimsuit that may attract
drove to Portland and enjoyed son Pvt. William J. Goergen, who Urbano of the Immigration and sharks, a scientist r e p o r t s .
W esley D. Spencer, Realtor
Christmas day with their daugh came home for his 20 day leave Naturalization Service stated S t u d i e s Indicate suits that
ter and family, the Harold Ol from Fort Ord, Calif. He has that the annual alien address re match skin tones seem less
RED McWILUAMS, Salesman
sens. Betty is spending the rest completed his basic training and port program usually causes a likely to cause a shark attack.
will leave January 12 to begin a
specialized course in army elec
tronics in Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goergen
traveled to Newport to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Goergen’s
sister and family, the Jim Cooks.
Silver Springs
News
ru K T D W O R D N S W
Say yon saw it In The Newa.
BE AN “AT-HOME” B t VEB
PORT ORFORD-
PRESS
The New Year i> aoomarg
in with o u r w ’sh lo r yrw
and yours . . . m a y »■..
world of happiness
and.
success be yours in 19(2
Remind Aliens
To Register
☆
Dorothy s
Beauty Salon
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CIRCUIT COURT JURORS
(From Page 11
We
send
to
you
our
wishes for a completely
happy,
prosperous,
and
healthy New Year in ’62.
☆
Depoe Bay
Fish Co.
Paul W. Austin, Port Orford;
Vance A. Carlson, Bandon; Doris
Colson, Port Orford; Dorothy
j Elmgren, Brookings; Virginia
Fendrick, Pistol River; June E.
Foster, Gold Beach; Muriel L.
Gehrke, Port Orford; Frances
Gribble, Port Orford; Hazel Hof- j
sess, Langlois; Ivor Holmquisl
Bandon; Glenn E. Jackson, Port
i Orford; Opal LaBrook, Brook
ings; Florence A. Lane, Brook
ings; Chas. H. Martin. Gold
Beach; Gertrude V. Moilier,
Sixes; Wm. L. Montgomery,
Port Orford;
Hazel Moore,
Brookings; Virginia E. Moore,
Brookings; Doris G. Nix, Brook
ings; Robert J. Nowlin, Port Or
ford; Walter R. Pratt. Port Or
ford; Lloyd D. Russell. Brook
ings; Mabel Thompson. Brook
ings: Iva E. Townsend. Br ook- j
I ings;
Margaret Vigue. Gold j
Beach; Velma Violette, Brook-1
ings; Bessie O. Welch. Brook- j
ings; Roberta M. Willis. Gold I
Beach; Charles Wooldridge, Gold
Beach; Leslie Woodriff, Harbor
1962
U
Ring oat the Old, ring in
the New, and let us ring
up a rousing total of all
our very best wishes for
your happiness in 1962.
along with oar warmest
thanks for your patron
age.
RED
McWTLLLAMS, Salesman
Kolen-Huggins Ins.
were to get into your cqxburetor, a could lead to unexpected repairs like this. One of the nine ingredients in today's S uper Shell fights gum to give you top perform*
ANCIENT HISTORY:
Gasoline gum used to cause unexpected repair bills.
Today, one of Super Shell’s 9 ingredients fights off gum
—to save you money and give you top performance.
The gum preventive in today’s Super Shell
is so powerful that one thousandth of an
ounce is enough to treat a gallon. Read how
this “chemical policeman” works.
2, Shell guards all tanks, pipes, and
trucks against dirt and other gum
forming contaminants.
3. Shell includes a powerful gum
preventive in Super Shell’s nine-
ingredient formula.
And so are other gum troubles. Such
as sticky intake valves. And fouled
automatic chokes. Here’s why:
1. Shell uses refining processes that
hold certain gum-forming gasoline
components to a minimum.
give your car to p p e rfo rmance
# 1 is T C P * —fo r power, mileage, and Jnnuer
plug life.
“Chemical cop’’ at work
er-»HE mechanic in our photograph
J is about to go to work on a
gummed-up carburetor. A nice little
repair job.
But to Shell scientists, gummed-
up carburetors are ancient history.
H e re a re th e 9 in g re d ie n ts in
S u p e r S h e ll-e n d w h at they do to
The gum preventive in Super Shell
is so effective that a thousandth of
an ounce is enough to treat a whole
gallon of gasoline.
This remarkable ingredient has
been described as a "chemical police
man." It helps to keep unstable
elements in gasoline from sticking
together—the way a skilled police
man prevents trouble by keeping a
crowd from forming.
# 2 1« Pentane m ix —for fast warm-up«.
# 3 is anti knock m ix —for knock resistance,
# 4 is A lkylate to control “ high speed knot k?
# 5 is Butane — for qu ick starts.
# 6 is '< at cracked” gasoline
a n ti ic e r.” A d d e d w h e n • o ld
weather sets in.
is gum preventive—fo r clean carburetors.
# 9 is Platformate for extra mileage.
•T rM w n .*r k fo r h to ll'a un U iu «r«notlnwa<btilive f .iw
t-W tUlain« 7< p leoovered h , v.a. Patent JhtJ'22 l a.
We join men and women of good will every
where in the deeply meaningful prayer that
Hot Weather Blend
1962 may aee the dawn o f a just and lasting
For a quick run down on the other
eight ingredients in today’s Super
Shell, see box at right.
And for top performance all sum
mer, keep your tank filled with Super
Shell’s Hot Weather Rlend. It’s spe
cially formulated to fight engine
flooding and o th er h o t w eather
troubles. At Shell stations now.
peace throughout the world.
To a l l we wish
a New Year rich in (he fulfillm en( of this and
other dearly cherished hope«.
Coos-Curry Electric Co-op, Inc.
D rip test shows how w e ll Shell gum
prevention works. C ontain er on left has
raw, unprocessed a s o lin e w ithou t gum
preventive; on right, processed gasoline
w ith S u p er S h e ll’s gum p re v e n tiv e .
Gasolines drip onto heated plates and
evaporate, sim ulating long storage.
R e s u lt unprocessed gasoline w ithou t
gum preventive deposits sticky gum on
p la te ( l e f t ) . G a s o lin e w it h S u p e r
Shell's gum preventive leaves virtually
no trace of gum ( r ig h t ) . N o gum , no
gum problems. O n e reason w hy Super
Shell can promise lop performance.
for powr r.
4*7 is an
A t Shell, 1997 scientists arc working to make your car go better and better
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