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OREGON
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In The Office by 5:0« O'clock Tuesday Evening
I Editor,
The Port Orford News,
Port Orford. Oregon
Dear B ir
Thia appeal te In behalf of the
District 2-CJ Bklucutional Com­
\ l W » H M I N A T IO N A I
E D IT O R IA L
mittee. a group of persona who
/ IN CO NTINUING PURSUIT
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fc. w I I w I M u
have given considerable time and
OF EXCELLENCE IN
v b
I |A s £ b q & T ia N
: < y in attempting to be
EDUCATION , PATIENT
« ■ ^ A S S O C I A T IO N
"declared out“ of tne Southwest­
X A R E A N D R E S EA R C H
ern Oregon Education Area—the
recently .«Ubllshed Bay Area
Junior College.
We do not feel that a J r Col­
lege Is dls-advantage«ua for the
probably run as foTiov^ W it
Bu> Aren we do feel, however.
no graduate being prepared for
1 T h a i the Port O rford-Inuih-
entrance to any college w ithout
lols area Is too far awny from the
I Uree
O regon
youngsler»—
have had r lir u m a llr le v a r and
1 taking some language, more set-1
By Ed. U. Kashun
college site; 2. T hat too few M lrlia e l, J e n n i) and Nasali
’ ence than required; more m ath
are among the m ore th a n a
students from thia area w ill be' Toblaw—Investigate
W e hear the question,
"Why than required: etc. Figuring an
poaslblllly
thousand O regon re s ld rn u p «
taking advantage of the offerings o f inalling o v e n b e d h ra rt as
toes Pacific high school require average of 6« in each grade
tirlp a tln g
In O IIA 's low e m t
of
the
school;
3
T
h
a
t
we
would
rrtn ln d v r to Oregon lesldenla
OREAON
p en icillin program fo r rh e u ­
Pour units of English. 12 sec­
IB units for graduation when the
do better to use what money we n f an n u al lle a r t r u m i drive
STATE
tions.
m a tic
fsvur ro n tro l.
H a a rt
•ra te only requires 18?”
I have for schools to Improve the ro n d a rte d h) Oregon lle a r t as-
I SYSTEM OF
Fund drive clim ax w ilt c o m e
Two unite of social studies. 6
W ell. the state requires 19
' UcliiUea In our own local area; s o rla llo n d u rln g F eb ru ary. M i ­
H
IG
H
E
R
sections.
Munday.
F ebruary
MS. w ith
I EDUCATION
and. 4 T hat the fee differential chael and lila two als lrrs all
•¿nits, nine of which are speclfic-
H e a rt Nunda) observance.
Two units in health and PE. 4
' for enrollment la not enough to
M-'iy named by the state
sections.
ENETT WAS SURGICALLY
make It economically better to
Pacific, as well as A LL of the
One u nit In science. 3 sections.
attend SW OC than to attend any
other first -class districts in O re-
One unit In math. 3 sections
other Institution (state controll­
¿3*e. goes beyond the minimum
For nine elective«. 9 sections.
.« 9
ed).
program. Some require 24 units;
Study halls. 8 sections.
This area is paying 35 mills,
Akens only 20.
This is a total of 43 sections
some »23.000. thia year to allow
H e re at Pacific, we require 22 per day minim um — I F teachers
Rripsrt For fsw M ain Drascrary Lhn
two students to enroll at a fee of
t «M s because a student Is re­
could be found w ith exactly the
some »12 00 lose than that which
p aired to be enrolled in 23 dur- right teaching-field com bination'
STOCKS A N D BONDS
th . firm go broks. thsy got
would have been required of
■Og his four year course—and (only two recommended for each
When you buy a sham of }i*id .ou‘
,u
them at O8U1
M A Y enroll in 24 We have six teacher by the state), AND, If
»lock, you own an interest In * the “ " stockholders get a nickel.
The
District
2-CJ
Education
1 per day—we have no study A L L students could be fitted Into
Preferred stock, as a rule,
Conunittaw makes thia appeal to every «ingle thing a firm hag; yields fixed dividends before
we have no room such a program with no schedul­
when
you
buy
one
of
ita
bond«
(F in al Chapter)
all organizations and private
I
teacher fo r them—except for ing conflicts (! ! !) the program
you don't own anything. The the common stockholders get
persons In this area to "Get out ’
students who have already could be put on w ith a m inim um
anything.
The regular division of the
bond o r de­
the
V
o
te
'
on
March
15.
when
the
' their 22 units, or are en- of about nine teachers—six few­ court operates much as a legular
A x a rule, common stock­
b
e
n
t
u
r
e
la
•■lection w ill be held, for which
nJJeid in enough to make that er than we have and a saving of circuit court Though a taxpayer
holders risk m ore and there­
m
a
r
a
1
y
a
this area petitioned last May. on'
tntaJ. or unless they can success­ approximately »36 000 in salar­ could represent himself In the
fore stand to m ake greater
our being allowed to withdraw ! p r o m is e to
fu lly schedule six classes.
profit (or loss).
ies— or 6 mills—but what a loss regular division, he really needs
PV
.
from
tlie
area
W e believe th at i t is the Job of ill education to the kids!
a lawyer.
Suppose out
The Florence area wilt also be
th e schools to cram all of the
In
this division there are
o f
1 ,0 0 0
voting
on
this
issue
a
t
the
same
learning possible into each stu-
Pacific high school N O W pleadings to prepare, motions and
shares out­
T
ip
s
fo
r
combatting
com­
election
and
we
expect
a
large
dunng the short time we teaches the very minim um of demurrers to present, briefs to
standing, you own one share.
munism from F B I chief J E d ­ vote there.
■ th e m ’ We also believe that days of instruction— 175—and is file. etc.
Then you have an undivided
Th« vote will be held through­
I is the feeling of the major-1 the only first-class district In the
For the taxpayer, the saving In gar Hoover are being d is tri­
one-thousandth share in the
buted in ealendur form to out the district, not just In the
< y of parents w ith children In I state which does this
This the regular division arises out
company, not in any particu
•Ciwjoi.
ev
ery
public
school
in
Oregon
two
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areas
which
have
asked
to
j year, because of emergency clos- of hls
u ia l being
bein® held where he
his trial
la r thing but in every piece.
Be sure you’re rogls- ,
Costs would actually be higher ure o f five days, students in 2-CJ iS and where his attorney and by the Oregon Education A s- j withdraw
! tered- and be sure to VO TE
sociation.
When you buy a bond, yot/
>f we had regularly scheduled w ill get only 170 days of instrur-
instruc ” :tnpsses are thereby avoiding
The
calendar,
emblazoned |
Ä i d y halls— unless we curtailed tion—five days less than any long trips and travel expense for
lend money to the firm . You
Jack Rice. Secretary
w ith an Am erican flag, lists |
•«■r program.
Dial 2-CJ Ed. Committee 1 own no p art of It. The firm
other first-class district In O re ­ I himself, his attorney and his
promises to pay the loan back
T h is brings us to another gon! This policy is used because 1 witnesses
seven things Am ericans can
when the bond matures.
quest.on we hear quite often: teachers' salaries would be one
T he regular division cases w ill do to figh t communism and To The Editor:
W e y teach — . drivers training, week more in additional salary be tried on a district basis When preserve Am erica. T h e y are
Aa a rule, bondholders have
■»rational
agriculture,
music. if we went to a contract of five enough cases are ready to be reprinted and distributed by
Due to s mi.sunderxtandiug, the
nrirTor hy
venuon Ol
The legal m
invention
of the
the
Physical education—or why do more days— more money
tried in counties making a n a t­ O E A w ith special permission request of the group working for
m snsL. K
?
£ enU,y caUed 1 corporation h a .
wc have athletics?"
ural travel area, they w ill be set Of the F B I leader T h e seven beautification of the city sug­
and manages its business. O f made vagt public In veateen t
r e ^ l l u i n i e r’ l ^ Xeih 1’ e lndI,'
industry and c o m m ^ T S a -
W elL again. I believe the ma-
The administration of district foi trial In the various county tools fo r fighting communism gested th a t the city take car-> of
xwlty
of „ parents
with
students
rect influence since they must gjble. By allowing a n y b o d /to
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~ 2"CJ has
many times that seats and the court will move spell out A m erica and include: the old Lindberg home as an
have confidence in the firm buy in or to leiS to S X i
?
WC the
of inf° given above i . through the district trying them
1. A le rt Y o urself — learn historical tourist attraction, as
each driver Gaining In available to A N Y patron of the
In addition, a substantial ben- the tru e n atu re and tactics of stated in last week's paper
th e y w ll? “n ^ r7 ? 1h
° ? a « ”-P°” Uon has made large
acfeool hours this year W e drop district—
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ill 1 • ccru*' to the taxpayer communism.
I did not request this, as It is
just come on out some- ®fit w
”r‘1
money
P *
th the r «c*le research, production,and
D»d it last year and had quite a t'm e and let's talk about it_we ,rom the publication of the O re-
willed to my children.
„ yj . , .
. t ,
m arketing possible while each
2. M ak e civic program for
11 1
1 - a
. . N
. . Y
.
_ r' cur-
e u n
a r
n lir t
,la o ia l..n .
—
wwewm from many p a re n ts -!, is —.1
wPl
luten
to A
p . la n 'fo
We are rortunate (o have such
gon T T a
x C Court
decisions I In
its
Bond holders get their in- Investor can study and decide
social im provem ent yo u r bus­
a busy, friendly group, who de­
Only
» -w
o u i t pen
penal- regular division. These decisions iness.
- — ». ,
. hlt • year —
* t , 'Mn’r « n » n a e —
w tth
iu iou
terest before any stockholder where he wants to risk his
tasollne and up-keep for
serve all our help
w ill be available to tax counsel­
Í ? í 2 the
h e ^ car r:
the ^ ucario ___,
nal ____
program
gets his dividends; and should capital.
3.
Exercise
you
right
to
which is furnished free. The
ors and w ill help them in avoid­
Syneva Lindberg
Me/«.' Oregon ! .w „ r , o ff., ,h l, column m you nuiy Anow M-vur
vote; elect representatives of
tencher is paid from state re­
ing problems tor the taxpayer
integrity.
! • • • - I l 11 Io inlotm , not
imbursements.
In the creation of the court.
4. Respect hum an d ig n ity __
Vocational agriculture costs.
Oregon is taking the lead among
A ia year, about three-fourths of
and
Ind ividu al
Cases appearing in the record­ tiie states T he small claims d i­ communism
.The Children't Corner:
“Wre m ill; the music program er's court before City Judge L or- vision particularly is an Innova­ rights cannot coexist.
5. In fo rm
yourself;
know
throughout the district, w ill cost alne Haines during the past week tion.
The Western Slates Plywood
fCTwoximately, in the proposed were
The success of this court de­ i your country — its history,
■* * * 1.04 mills; athletics will
Auxiliary, 'urtherlng their efforts
_
.
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February 12. Jerry Edward pends In part upon the under­ traditions, and heritage.
6. Com bat
public
apathy to build shelters at school
67 of one m ill; cafeterias CaugheU. excessive motor noise, standing of the citizens as to its
■will cost 39 of one m O l-a n d $5; February 12. Royal H a r v e y purpose,
pUrpo
functions a rd lim ita- tow ard communism — in d if­ stops will serve "coffee and . . . “
transportation
ference can be fata l when na­ at the Coos-Curry Electric build­
on. which we have Ostrander, reckless driving. »150 tions
ing from 10 a m. to 3 pm . F r i­
b eard should be stopped because
tional survival is at state.
— ______ 1 This court is a c it rt of law,
«< the cost, w ill cost, after state » ,
This offers
7. A tta ck bigotry and p re­ day, February 23
„
not wn adm inisirati e body As
•vnnhursem ert. which we would
sut.i It is free of any -jg onstbil- judice w h e re ver they appear; everyone a chance to contribute
0 « receive w ithout a transpor­
—
1 ,
_
l‘ Y ‘ or tax raising cr collecting. justice for all is the b ulw ark to a good cause and st the same
Lola McDonald is looking f o r - ! Its only duty is to in .e r,» e t the c f democracy.
time, enjoy good " c h i t - c h a t ___
ta tio n program. 1 64 mills
We
— wwm
re- - * 'ard to a visl‘ from her son, Dee law and arrive at just ami pro-
coffee during their coffee breaks
aid. . or
o f course continue to re
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exuve basic aid fo r all programs Goodnu6 h- Dc*- left Port Huen- per decisions. I ( must rely upon
ewceot vo-ag.
vo-av drivers
d i-iv .r. training
»— ¡„ i
Fme. C a lifo rn ia Saturday the the
the facts presented to ..
ewewpt
it in jach
T R I ’ A C L A S S IF IE D
HAVE V IS IT O R S
■and t r ansportation, i f the above 16th, spent one week w ith his case.
fa
th
e
r
in
San
Francisco
and
is!
T
H
E
M
A
R
K
E
T
P
L
A
C
E
v irltln g with the oene 81lvers
mxjgrams were dropped—so, act-
In the months ahead, t i . i Judge 1
fam ily Sunday was the I
*!xlly. the cost could be slightly exPected on the 11 a m. bus j end his staff, with the help of
K H t M I L I JO NS
Saturday, February 24.
H artley fam ily of Oreenacres
*"Xher if figured on this basis.
the various statewide committees,
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will be defining its rules and pro­
A basic program of “reactin'. 3 on can't sell ’em I f you don't cedure as experience dictates it
* * -tin' and
Tithm etic” would te ll 'em !
should.
KiJ n Kaboodle
IT'S YOUR LAW
The Oregon Tax Couri
School Calendars
Show 7 Tips lor
Fighting Communism
Recorder's Court
'Coffee And . . . Sale
Aids Bus Shelters
Navy Son Due
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Î? ^m jeEArs
S ome advances
ACHIEVED B Y
HEART RESEARCH
SINCE 1 9 4 9 ,
YEAR OF FIRST
HEA R T FUND
C A M P A IG N
OPERATIONS INSIDE THE HEART
PREVENTION OF
RHEUMATIC
fever
Z - / iy
z U y / *
~
CONTROL OF
HIGH BLOOD
PRESSURE
IMPROVED
TREATMENTS
-L^'S T R O K E S ’ AND
HEART
ATTACK
/•/HEN YOUR
heart fund
P CALLS ON
V'/i > W N D OF
SUNDAY,
!',( / 2 5
-o-
Rod McKenzie Heads
Bndoet Commiffee
M ed icin e
At
W ork
. . . Head and Neck Injuries
. . . Tranquilizer Gun
T he Budget com m ittee o f!
S IG N A L S ; Because head and neck injuries cause three out of
Port O rfo rd -L a n g lo is Schools la m e l00? " 1* “ T ” 3.' S *ephen R m '1' m d »"'« X " r ir à i engdn
m et last M onday evening at hnna'i8 A axaard of Northwestern University (Evanston 1
rad!" ba. k
Pacific H igh School to begin tò he"h nèh7 , (ransml‘ Ue,X int<* iootba" »'dmets
form ation of a budget fo r n ext
D R U G S I N T H E Pr , F P o d br‘ ln ,actlv' ty ''t P layas in art,on
ocean
iron, u o T n f D E E p ; potenJ «i-ganlc chemicals in th,. I
school year.
Cu- umbers, snails, marine worms 1
Rod M cK en zie was elected
Such ñ L rrd t'> more 1 fesav.np medicines for human.., above
chaii iiian o f the group and Eas? fo Caribbean“
‘ng JtU<Ue<* ‘n ,ab"
r™m Lar
Jack Donaldson was named
secretary.
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•
•
T h e com m ittee w ent over
A W E E D : Blue-flowered periwinkle
the proposed G eneral Fund
IL’aafl la
. Ï
...
| expenditures w ith school ad
k a u k im la d reri?t
’ih’ C“ U“ ,d scvcral "m ls slo is in t Vp. s of
When Mother and Dad come
m in istrato r and discussed the T r, k p f a y n v In i
ther a n t|-eancer drugs . .
BULLETS
T O R E L A X B ( : "Tranquilizer gun’’ used for jitte ry cows is home from buying seeds of flow
d istrict’s financial problems.
ers sed vegetables for t h i s
T h e G eneral Fund expen di­
year's garden, ask for a few
tures w ill pro bably be com­
seed,, 110m each packet and
o r T h ^ V r i a^ „ Onriod^
pleted at the n ext meeting,
have an exciting adventure of
scheduled foi M onday even­
your own. Make a seed 'mus-
eum ", using those few seeds
ing, F eb ru a ry 19, at 7:30 p.m.,
•
relay p T e ^ ^ o f ^ r e y i 1" ,P° IiCe U"e. portable T v transm itters to that never w ill be missed.
at Pacific H ig h School.
This museum may be made
T h e last scheduled meeting,
In at least two different ways
M onday, F eb ru a ry 26, w ill be
(and you’ll probably think of
given over to decision on how
Others). You can paste the seeds
EOi ' n i ' am R n a h D <,^ * a^e’ to r wh,ch we hMV0 no nam es" o” ' 0 '* ,nr^ Plece of cardboard
to begin alle v ia tin g the rlt-
' ! n r e 'fe e d in e
J , 11’ 3 ' Pcnnayivania State University scientists K
p" ‘';
of each hind to-
fic it which has acc-
Ch2m,caI r ^ ectc" aff
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In one small area or you
over the past three »' Idi;, » ■ ! I W rth contr' > d r e / ’ sture
lation X n . d
airport runways T . ha2ard0U'' • tar,,n* P°P“ ' '
"loch the house for small
years.
;
. or plastic bottles or vials
A
representative
tl i oriee held flavoring or med­
S
^ S
‘i r £ - £ 5 S
« B
S
:
F in it N a tio n al Bank
r li t ■ S
icine« clean them, ana put each
gon, the C ounty As1-
kind of seed In a separate con­
the
C ounty Treasu rer , ar
tainer These small vials may
rep-
then be stored In a shoe box
resentative o f the
rict’B
N a tu ra lly you'll p r i n t the
auditing firm expee
• a t-
name of eaeh kind under the
tend this meeting.
group of that seed on the card­
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board or on a paper label to
Wisconsin re. - c t
t.a?ta
1nlcal "p ,lr ' Whlch ’•«lesesi paste on eaeh container When
any drug In
parts
of
body
on
external
radio
signal
S im ilar ■ ■e.P
you don’t know one seed from
1
rsity of Minnesota lab |M Implanted for the other, It's e a s y to get
r t f ote
I
. 1 From Medicine a t W ork, Published br mixed dp, so It pays to go slow
Ph. unut
oiM .ixturers Association)
■ a t nrst. Take th,
he seeds out of
Ro”d rr‘
For Buvs >»■
only one packet nt a time, paste
them on the cardboard or put
them In the vial npd then label
them before you open the next
pneket.
I t won't take you long to find
out that no two kind,, of seeds
look alike — that eaeh kind
will announce Its name to vou
the next time and e v r v other
time you see It If you have
w ’ih ,Cu ',n7 ^ th" rl’ " 1
w hi the right seed
11, Pry tO K”1 "‘’mo large Reel»
•Ike corn, gome medlum -sisej
oncR Ilka carrots and «onie tiny
ones like petunias so that you
have variety m your musehm.
Include some different seeds like
the clusters that are beet «reds
golds1
fealhery
° f m ari-
Jte sure to make your mu mm
‘ a?".
Sa rrl'''' Then, when
*1 l i finished, you ran taka It
to nhow your teacher and . laas
mates, members of your Cul
den, Brownie o r B l u e b i r d
gtonp, who are not likely to
know as much about seeds as
you do, now that you have made
•1 seed M u num.