PORT
ORFORD
I
Pirates Squelch Bandon In Surprise Upset, 52-51
The Pacific Pirata* handed
Bandon'* Tiger* a shock upset
Friday night that was determin
ed only Tiy the final gun that
gifted Pacific with a hard-earn
ed 52-51 win.
Pacific1* Frank Smith waa
granted hero's honors whan,with
only seven secoiufc on the clock,
and a tied up hall game, he
walked to the foul line for a one
and one and got one. This lone
counter was the big one lor Pa
cific whenadetperatlonthot by
Itoug Cile» tmacked the baaket
and bounced off to oblivion,
letting the Pirate* rack-qp their
third Sunset conference victoay.
Pacific earned the first icore,
and from there were out la front,
or tied, all the way. Flirt per
iod gave them an 16-10 edge,
with a halftime m arginal 37-26.
It wa* 4 7 -3 0 fo rth*(team ed -u p
Pirate* at the end of the third
quarter.
I any Bowman headed the Pir
ate »coring with IS counter*,
followed by Smith'* 14.
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CHANNEL
Langlois Panthers Edge Bruins;
Topple Undefeated Panthers
The Langlois Junior High Pan
ther*. who have been exercising
a winning streak. evened the
score with the Brooking* Bruins
on the Langlois home court Feb
0 by beating them 23 to 22.
What wa* considered to be
easy picking by the Bruins,
turned out to be a well-balanced
game, as well as an upset The
victory was a close and hard-
fought contest to the final min
ute of play
With 30 seconds remaining in
the game the Langlois five
found the hoop range to win
by one point Scoring for Lang
lois were Smokey Storm with
13. David liatm aker with 4 and
Alvin Bale* with 0.
Win P ra m P a rt O rte rd
The Panther* took an even
more impressive victory Satur
day when they used a strong
lone defense to crumble the
previously undefeated Port Or-
ford Pirat«
Pirates 22 to 17
Special D elivery
O v e r l a n d P a r k . Kan .
policeman, who la also a
bachelor, mode a perfect
emergency delivery of a
child, except fo r one little
o v e r a llh t
He told the
woman that she has juat-
I? iven b irth to a little boy.
was actually a girl.
OSRITAL
pH
flotiu
Below is a list of patients ad
mitted to and discharged from
Southern Coos General hospital
during the past week
Katherine Church. Port Or-
ford, in Feb 12, out Feb. 13.
Flossie Flanders In Feb 12.
Vina Lester. In Feb. 12. o>«t
Feb IS
Sherrie Smith. In Feb 12, out
Feb 18
Donald Whitfield, in Feb. 13,
out Feb. 14.
John Younce. in Feb. 13, out
Feb. 17.
l-ena Ann Butler, out Feb. 13.
DaVee Chaffin, out Feb. 12.
Gary Kuhn, Spokane, Wash.,
out Feb. 12.
Gertrude Potter. Port Orford,
out Feb 12.
FeUcitas Navarro. Port Or
ford. out Feb 12.
Baby girl Navarro, Port Or
ford. out Feb. 13.
Eileen Low, out Feb 13.
Patricia Donaldson, Langlois,
in Feb 13, out Feb 18.
Baby girl Donaldson, born
Feb 13, out Feb 18
Vernon Moore, In Feb. 13, out
Feb 18.
Ruby Neely, Gold Beach, in
Feb. 13, out Feb. 15.
Carol Olinger, In Feb. 13, out
Feb 14.
Ted Partlow, Port Orford, in
Feb 13, out Feb. 18.
Irwin Updegrave, in Feb. 13,
out Feb. 18.
Marjorie Klnna, Gold Beach,
out Feb. 13.
Baby girl Kinns. Gold Beach,
out Feb. 13.
Ana Spencer, Coquille, out
Feb. 13.
Dorothy Lee Bass, Coos Bay,
In Feb. 14, out Feb. 17.
Robert T. Connors, In Feb.
14, out Feb. 10.
Lucille Reed, in Feb. 14, out
Feb. 16.
Cheryl J. Remoir, Gold Beach,
In Feb. 14, out Feb 10.
Ralph P Schroeder, Port Or
ford, In Feb. 14, out Feb. 10.
Katherine Church, Port Or
ford, In Feb. 15. out Feb. 18.
Baby girl Church, Port Or
ford, born Feb. 15.
Lana Fahy, In Feb. 15.
Baby girl Schroeder, Port Or
ford, out Feb. 15.
Stella Crowley, out Feb. 18.
M. Lucille Ellis, Langlois, out
Feb. 18.
Nells Dow, out Feb. 18.
Roy R. Wilson, Empire, la
P«b. 18, out Feb. 19.
ixivins J. Yeack, Port Orford.
in Feb 18.
Baby boy Yeack, Port Orford,
born Feb. is.
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PROFESSIONAL
ZENITH Hearing aids, batteries,
accessories and appointments.
P .O . I>ug Store ED 2-3281
1 2 -ltf
DAYTIME
MONDAY TH R U FRIDAY
8:00 Captain Kangaroo
BUSIN. SERVICE
9:00 Calendar
9:30 1 Love Lucy
10:00 The McCoy*
10:30 Pete and Gladys
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
11:00 TBA
vice-C o m p lete income tax
11:25 CBS New»
s e r v i c e , bookkeeping and
11:30 TBA
payroll. Thomas M. McGinty.
12:00 College of the Air
Box 625, Bandon, Off ice phone,
12:30 A» the World Turn»
FI 7-5421; h o m e phone. FI
1:00 Pauword
7- 5703. Across the street uotn
1:30 Houscparty
the Theatre.
l-1 0 ti
BATTLE ROCKETS
2:00 To T e ll the Truth
February 11, 1903
2:25 CBS News
2:30 The M illionaire
TEAM
W ON LOST
B O O K K E E P IN G
3:00 Secret Storm
Oceanviaw Poultry 03
17
3:30 Edge of Night
Griffey-Laird
59. 5 20. 5
P a y r o ll - T a x e s
4:00
ling,
— T V r Bingo
Alcbopp's
59
21
4:30 Love of Life
McKay's
5 5 .5 2 4 .5
W ilb u r G r e e n
P. O. Rexall
46
34
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
E D 2 -2 9 0 7
11:30 Roy Roger*
Galley Cafe
45
35
12:00 Sky King
P. O. Texaco
39
41
P o r t O rfo rd
Bartlett*
37
43
12:30 Mighty Mouse
1:00 Rin T in T in
P.O. Plywood
27
53
City Market
24
56
1)30 Video "3'’
3)00 Existence
Jean'» Beauty Shop 22
58
rll-Jl-JlTt-l
3)30 Top Star Bowling
r KOt’JQhl ■ L Ik IM U ■ O f l
L T. Smith Lbr.
3
77
swat
I
4:30
Santa
Anita
Feature
Race
High Team Sarles
i :iifn s * r
i
5:00 Big Picture
Oceanview Poultry........... 2568
I S: 30 Dan Smoot Report
hi
High Team Game
C.
G riffe y -L a ird ......... , .......... 889 1 5:45 Dean Manion Forum
n
I 6:00 International Showtime
High Individual Serie*
n c a ti
7-.00 D o ble G illis
Myrel C a r r ...........................545
PMGt-jc
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7;3O Jackie Gleason
High Individual Game
I'lK ie F lM W rtfc lC iM L J E n
Vera Cole
194 j 8: 30 The Defenders
- 'i x - i p a n « t ¡ i s r "
u m r - i I a sì *» j
9)30 Have Gun. W ill Travel
10:00 Gunsmoke
11:00 Brinkley's Journal
BATTLE ROCKETS
11:30 News and Weather
February 18, 1963
★
The fast and much improved
squad from Langlois, coached
by Doug Wainwright, hit 70 per
cent from the charity stripe,
compared to the Pirate«’ 32
percent
The Panthers completely do
minated the first half as they
held a commanding 18-6 lead
• t halftime.
The third and
fourth quarter* saw fine de
fensive efforts by both clubs,
although the losers outscored
Langlois II to 7.
Individual scoring for Lang
lois included Smokey Storm 10,
John Flood 4. Alvin Bales 3,
Henry Potter 3 and David Hat-
maker 2.
The Panthers are idle this
Saturday but will be shaping up
for their second meeting with
the Gold Beach five the follow-
mg
league consists of teams
from Brookings. Gold Beach,
Port Orford Langlois and Ophir.
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by P * U y Kl lia
SWEETHEARTS BALL
The annual Sweetheart* Ball
wa* held In the balcony of Pa-
c l f l c High Saturday evening.
The balcony wa* decorated in a
ValeaSlnet theme of red and
white.
The 1902 Sweetheart queen
Marltynn M ille r crowned Patty
Kalina 1903 <>ieen of Hearts.
Marllynn wai e»cortcil by Randy
Waldic, and Patty wa» ,-scorted
by Scott McDonald. Princesses
w e r e i Judy E. Johnson, Susan
Schwab and Elaine Taylor, es
corted by Bill Smith, Jerry Cox
and Rod Dunn.
This dance wa» sponsored by
the Freshman clast
WRESTLINC
Friday, the P a c i f i c High
wrestling »quad lest to Marsh
field JV team 30-7.
Scoring for Pacific were, A l
len M cClelland) 178) draw, and
John P o le r(l7 8 ) with a pin.
The Pirate» arc now making
plan» and final preparations lor
the district meet which is this
LURCH MENU.
MONDAY
Spanish Rice
Buttered Coni
Applesauce
Cookies
Bread, butter and m ilk
TUESDAY
Hamburger gravy
Mashed potatoes
Buttered spinach
Apricot»
Bread, Butter and m ilk
WEDNESDAY
Barbequed pork on buns
Creen salad
Fruit
M ilk
THURSDAY
Creamed turkey and noodles
Buttered carrots
Cake with fruit sauce
Bread, butter and m ilk
FRIDAY
Macaroni and cheese
Spanish green beans
Cherry crunch
Bread, butter and m ilk
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TEAM
WON LOST
K O R V O I » P R O T E C T IO N
Oceanview Poultry 63
21
62
22
Griffey-Laird
24
IM H V R A N C B A G K N C T
60
Aldropp»
59. 5 24. S
McKay*
Phone ('H e n r y 1.4511
36
48
C alley Cafe
G old Beach, O regon
47. 5 36. 5
P.O. Rexall
43
41
P.O. Texaco
41
43
Bartletts
FROSH PIRATES LOSE TO
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 24
56
P. O. Plywood
28
BANDON
2:30 Sunday Sports Spec.
27
57
City Market
4:00 This Is The Life
62
The Pacific Froth basketball Jean* BeatKy Shop 22
4-.30 Oral Roberts
L.
T.
Smith
Lbr.
81
3
team lost to the Bandon Tigers
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
5:00 Amateur Hour
High
Team
Series
Washington £. 10th St.
4 7 -4 4 , Friday at Pacific.
5c3O G. E. College Bowl
2625
Sunday School
9.45 a. m.
Scoring for Pacific were: Rex McKay* Market . . .
6s00 20th Century
High Team Game
Morning Worship
11.00 a.m .
Rider 10,Steve Phillips 1, Scott
6:30 Password
. 921
McDonald 9, Tom Dearborn 17, McKays Market . .
Evangelistic Serv ice 7:00 p. m.
7:00 Probe
High Individual Series
W alter Stauffer 4 and Bill H at-
Wednesday N igh
7:30 Dennis The Menace
Althea Smith . . . .
Service
7:00 p. m.
maker 3,
& 0 0 Ed Sullivan
High Individual Game
Rev. O. C. Alexander. Pasto:
9:00 Real McCoy s
L ei* A llis o n ...........
JUNIOR V AR SITY
9:30 C. E. True Theatre
Remarks:
10:00 Candid Camera
PORT OR! ORD BAPTIST
Clarice
Hopkins,
180.
■’**»«• Pacific Junior varsity
10:30 What's My’ Line
MISSION
suffered their seventh loss of the Aleen Forty, 185.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
season to Bandon Friday. The
4:30 Video "3"
Church Sen ice
11:00 a. m.
-score was 56-44.
5s45 Assignment News
Training ll -ior.
7:00 p. m.
Coach Cene Harrison said "we
6:15 Cronkite News
8:00 p. m.
H a ir Today . . .
Evcnirg Service
probably played car best basket
6:30
Quick
Draw
McGraw
Detectives are w orking on
ball of the year In the fln t half,
7;00 The Deputy
a h a ir raising case. It seems
but again we let down in the
7:30 To T e ll the Truth
CATHOLIC CHURCH
someone stole 20 pounds of
•econd half.
8:00 I've Got A Secret
Mass
9:30 p. m.
human h air and 214 wigs in
Dave Hanson score - 5 tor Pa -
8« 30 Lucille Ball
M ia m i, F la
Father Irvin Vauderhey. Priest
ctftc, Jim Fort) 10, R ic h a r d
9:00 Danny Thomas
Reunion
Bell 8, John M o r r i l l 5, Gale
9:30 Andy Griffith
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Three Honolulu men held
Turner 5 and Ricky Wright I t .
10:00 Lorena Young
Sunday School
9:30 a .m .
To the disadvantage of Pacif
a reunion at a local intersec 10:30 Alfred Hitchcock
11:00 a .m .
ic this game wa* pi xyed without tion One of them wrote a M N M M M a M M A M M M M M Sunday Service
Testimony Meeting 8:00 p .m .
the service* of Nick Hensley and citation fo r the second whose
2nd and 4th Wednesday
John Johnson, two of the more car struck one driven by
M C C V R IT Y U G H T I N O
experienced JV playen.
the th ird — just as he had
The Pirates w ill travel to done a year before when he
C O M M U N ITY CHURCH
Myrtle Point tomorrow, (Friday) was called to an intersection
20th and Jackson
A ik A b o u t D e t a i l s T o d a y 1
and are looking forward to a where the second's car col
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
lided w ith the third's.
" s p lit'.
11:00 a. m.
WWrtSWWWMMMMMAMSW«MS«SM Morning Worship
7:30 p .m .
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 Evening Service
Midweek Service
8:00 p. m.
4:30 Video "3"
(Wednesday)
5) 45 Assignment New*
Rev. Jamie France, Pastor
6:15 Cronkite News
6) 30, Championship Bowling
ST. CHRISTOPHER'S
7:30 Marshal Dillon
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
8:00 Lloyd Bridges
(Services held in the Roman
8:30 Red Skelton
C a t h o l i c Church building)
9:30 Jack Benny
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Matins, the
H O R IZ O N TA L 50 la indisposed
10)00 Garry Moore
Holy E u c h a r i s t and Church
00 Sag
l j Depicted
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27
School.
breed of dog
4:30 Video "3"
V ZBTICAL
10 I t ----- much
The Rev. Ft. L. Wayne, Bond,
5:45
Assignment
News
1
Joyful
used tor draft
Vicar
6:15 Cronkite News
3 City in Nevada
purpose*
3
Church
6>3O
Yogi
Bear
12 Rent
festival
7:00 Mr. Ed
13 Indivisible
JEHOVAH'S WITNESS
4 While
particle
7i3O The Virginian
Sunday Service
3:00 p. m.
5
Afternoon
14 Accomplish
9)00 Beverly H illb illies
Wed. Bible Study
7:30 p. m.
27 M ilita ry
42 Harvest
social event
I t Belgian
9:30
Dick
Van
Dyke
Saturday, Theocratic Ministry
I Facta
43 High
assistant
community
10:00 Steel Hour
44 M alt drinks
Type of
School
7:30 p.m .'
10 Singing voice 7 On top of
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28
8 Negative reply molding
43 Postscript
Saturday Service
18 A t *11 time*
4:30 v id e o ''3"
30 Royal Italian
»Rectify
(ab.)
20 Period*
Meeting
8:30 p. m.
47 Shakespesrsa
10 Notion
5:45 Assignment News
fam ily name
22 Race course
E C . Carlson, Presiding Minister
villain
11 Classify
30 Low sand h ill
6:15 Cronkite News
circuit
17 Littaa (ab.)
37 Bullfighter
40 Pace
33 T id y
6:30 Story Of
19 Small apertures» W ater wheel
51 Aged
34 Daybreak
7:00 Trails West
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
40 French article 55 Ye* (Sp.)
(comb, form) 21 Thus
7:30 M Squad
Sabbath School
9:00 a. m.
20 Verbal
41 Snake*
57 A re* measure
35 Debit note
8:00 Perry Mason
Church Service
10:30 a. m.
(ab.)
1 i
11 F
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11 r
9:00 Tw ilight Zone
Elder C. F, Wimer, Pastor
30 ___
Rowi
wing
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10:00
The Nurses
Implement
5,
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2“
11:00 Championship Bridge
20 Pedal digit
PENTICOSTAL CHURCH
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29
31 O riental
15
IS
z; z Ik r T
OF GOD
measure
4:30 Video "3"
1
32Quintas (ab.) Zb
¿1
" Brush Prairie"
:-5
5:45 Assignment News
33 Paid notice in
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
6:15 Cronkite News
J
newspaper
11:00 a. m.
Morning Worship
6:30
Huckleberry
Hound
34 And (L a tin ) ■ B 9
Evening Worship
7:30 p. m.
7:00 Biography
ifc 27
99 Conducted
Tuesday Adult
7:30 Rawhide
37 G olf mound
à
ii
51
7:30 p. m.
Bible Study
8:30 Route 66
30 H alf-em
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40 Behold!
Friday
Prayer
9:30
Dr.
Kildare
J
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‘5
'-W.
41 River in
7:30 p. m.
Meeting
10:30 Video "3"
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Tuscany
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Rev. A. E. Haight, Pastor
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Saturday at M yrtle Point. There
w ill be three sessions starting at
10» 30 a. m ., 1:30 and 7:00 p. m.
Those schools taking part in
tbit meet are: Brookings, Gold
B - i - h , Pacific, Bandon, Co
quille and Myrtle Point.
Coos-Curry Electric
See Aniwer
Among
Advertisements
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Right Way
The correct way to paint
wood siding is first to apply
the paint to the bottom edge
of the siding and then to
the face, brushing the paint
out fully.
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dlacord
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FOR SALE
USED RCA electric range. Two
ovens with griddle in middle.
$95. Cha*. Jensen, Langlois
818 or ED 2 -3 1 6 1 .
2-7tf
USED miscellaneous fu rn iture-
vanity, beds, end tables, vac
uum cleaner, etc. Also fum
igated mattresses, springs and
d a v e n o . Harvey McDaniel
ED 2-3455
2 -2 1 -ltp
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REAL ESTATE
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No Ticket?
C h a i r m a n o f a British
oversea.: airways arrived in
Southampton f r o m
N ew
Y o rk — by ship
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SRMÎTATION
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School
9:30 a. m.
Worship
11:00 a.m .
Membership Class
Thursday mornings IO 00 a. m.
Sunday evenings
7:30 p. m.
Rev. H. L. Daugs
D.
P.
DBVOE, REALTOR
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FOR RENT
IN L A N G L O IS -frig ht new U -
kltchen, b u ilt-in oven, burn
ers, tile cob and s h o w e r,
u tility room,2 bethooms,car-
post, e l e c t r i c heat. $65 a
month by the year. Phone 243
Doris Hansen, Langlois, Cse.
2 -1 4 - tf
THREE U N F U R N IS H E D two
bedroom houses. Two newly
redecorated. See L e o n a r d
Zastera at 235 E. 20th os call
ED 2-2855
11-29-tf
TWO BEDROOM house In Port
Orford.Close in .$50 a month.
M a r y Dinsmore. F I 7-7103
Bandon, Cse.
2-14-3tc
G O IN G BUSINESS— Building TWO BEDROOM house, parti
supply, hardware, feed and seed
ally furnished. W. Buchele,
store. Good location on 68x100
first house on Paradise Point
lot. Approximately $2500. in
Road.
1 -lO -tf
ventory. Building damaged by
Freida. E v e r y t h i n g goes for TWO BEDROOM house, n e a r
$5500. 00.
school. See Betty Del amar ter,
A ♦ ♦
phone ED 2-4511
1-1 7 -tf
2 Bedroom home. 2 1 2 miles
north of city near Elk River Rd. ONE BEDROOM partially furn
ished ntw home. Built in ap
on Hgwy. 101. $900. down w ill
pliances; Fireplace, carpeted,
buy this race horn e.To tai price
e tc . Reference* ED 2-2907
$7950. 00.
1 -1 7 -tf
8*8 *
Bldg, sites in city. Lake lots
from $1850. Ocean lots $3000. T W O BEDROOM f u r n is h e d
cabin. Golden Rod Cabins,
per acre.
Langlois.
2 -2 1 -ltp
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
HOME
★ REAL ESTATE
2 Eedrt. dowrrtairs and 2 attic
bedrs w ith f o l d a w a y ladder.
Wesley D.
Fur ished living room and k it-
REALTOR
che and u tility room. I tested
¡s t a g e and workshop. X -tra
2 Blocks W ert of McKays
arge lot. L a : d t c a p e d yard.
1 u r n is h t ugs include — deep
Here Since 1946
freeze. frig. electric stove, din No Branch O ffic e —No Salesmen
ette set. washer and dryer, T V ,
living room suite, carpeting,
3 jedroom home on a corner
etc. Price $8950. Terms,
and a l l e y , lot 100 by 153
W M M
foot on 101 highway, across
2G6 W 6th St., Port Orford
from Coos-Curry. $10, 000.
JOHN W. R E D ” MCWILLIAMS
Manager
Rent or Lease—Battle Rock Cafe
EDgewood 2-2907
Building. W e're waiting far a
liv e wire to see the value in
this location.
!
LEG AL NO TIC E
2 Bedroom house on 50 x 100 ft.
lot in needof lots of fixing—
but only $1350. takes it.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
2 Bedroom home on 40 acre*
YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!
plus with plenty of water and
F I E D t h a t th e undersigned
s e v e r a l lovely ocean view
George T. Gant has been ap
sites—only 8 miles from Port
pointed administrator of the Es
Orford and just off 101 Hwy.
tate of Charles E. Grass, D e
ceased, by order of the District Choice Lots and Acreage on Gar
Court of the State of Oregon for
rison Lake. A 4 acre parcel;
the County of Curry.
6 acres parcel and an 11 acr e
You are hereby required to
parceL
present your claim , properly
Look over all of it before buy
verified, as provided by law, to
ing.
the undersigned at the law office
of McNutt & Gant, 909 North Extra large business lot 100 by
Oregon Street, P. O. Box 7, Port
210 w ith a furnished 3 bed
room home for only $9000.
Orford. Curry County, Oregon,
on or before six (6) months from
Wcaley D.l
the 24th day of January, 1963,
Realtor
being the first date of publica
tion.
2 B la c k s W as* a4 M cK a y *
George T. Gant,
Phone ED 2-2231
Administrator of the Estate p-
of Charles E. Crass,
Deceased
★ m Ì scellaneous
Publish: January 24, 31; Febru
ary 7, 14, 21, 1963.
Huge Fire Losses
Can Be Cut— I f
The nation’» ' huge indus
trial fire losses, estimated to
cost
about
$200.000.000
yearly, can he cut if man
agement views fire as a men
ace to production.
Management needs tra in
ing in the consequences of
fire just as much as em
ployees do. according to J. R.
Bachtler of U.S. Steel Cor
poration.
The attitude of “ we've
been doing it this way for
years and we've never had a
fire” must go if crippling fire
losses are to be reduced, said
Bachtler. He is fire chief of
U.S. Steel's Gary tln d .i Steel
Works.
Bachtler said that training
management to understand
the necessity for automatic
plant fire protection, as well
as for employee training in
fire prevention and fire fight
ing techniques, is the main
job of the person in charge
of fire protection in any
plant.
“Unfortunately,” Bachtler
said, “ it often takes a seri
ous fire, or worse yet, several
serious fires to put across
this message."
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