Port Orford news., April 30, 1964, Page 2, Image 2

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2— Port O rio n i News,
T hursday,
A p ril 30,
1964
W illiam A. Sells
1
Bank Notes
New Records
WHO'S AT FAULT?
W illiam A Sells of H a rris ­
burg med in Portland Apr. 17
i t the age of 69 He was born
August 12. 1894. at W ilder.
First N a tio n a l Bank o f O regon
Tenn. and was united in m a r
h a s re c o rd e d the highest l i n t
n a g e to Irb y G illia m at Man-
q u a rte r de,H>slt and lo a n fig u re s
grum . O kla., M arch 28, J918.
in th e h isto ry o f th e bank, It was
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r
She preceded him in death ie
Dead; 564. Im ureifc 2 4 ,62 ? . C o n v ic tio n s fo r tr a tt ic v io la tio n s ;
announced by R a l p h 1 Voas,
A
r
1961.
2 5 /, 335. T he worst re c o rd in t r a t t ic deaths and in iu rie s e v e r
pre sid e n t o l th e sta te 's le a d in g
He had lived in the H a rris ­
re c o rd e d in O regon is re v e a le d in the 1963 s ta tis tic a l su m m a ry
fin a n c ia l In s titu tio n .
burg area since 1938 except
mst relea se d by th e T r a t t ic S afety and E d u ca tio n D iv is io n o f the
Deposits c lim b e d to $ 1 ,0 4 1 , -
for three years he lived in
O regon D e p a rtm e n t o f M o to r V e h ic le s , Salem .
866, J32 fo r the p e rio d e n d in g
The n u m b e r o t a ccid e n ts increased *. 7 per ce n t (u p tro m
FNort Orford
A p r il IS , a> c o m p a r e d w ith
64, 031 in 1962 to 66, 541 in 1963). T he n u m b e r o f in iu rie s in ­
Surviving are three sons.
$ 9 7 0 ,1 9 0 ,0 0 0 (or t h e s im ila r
creased 8 .6 per c e n t (u p trom 2 2 ,o 7 o to 24. 027). T ra ffic deaths
E lm e r and Cecil of Lebanon.
p e r i o d in 1961, to r a g a in o f
c lim b e d an u n p re c e d e n te d 15.
per ce n t tro m 454 to 564.
Charles of Junction C ity; six
$71, 676, 332.
The need to r m o re and b e tte r d riv e r e d u c a tio n is em phasised
daughters M rs George iC a r-
lo a n s o u ts ta n d in g am o n g ( h r
by the ta c t th a t, a lth o u g h d riv e r* in the age g ro u p fro m 15-24
s ta te w id e h a n k in g system 's 97
rie) W illiam s. M rs
George
year* c o m p ris e o n ly 17. 4 per cent o f O reg o n ’* s triv in g p o p u la ­
o ffic e s also e s ta b lis h e d a IIrst
J e a n ) Kalina both of Port O r­
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tio n . 31, 459. ot these u n d e r-2 5 d rive rs were in v o lv e d in 27. 17
q u a rte r re c o rd w ith a to ta l o l
ford,
M rs
Ola
N ew berry,
per ce n t o t th e s ta te 's accidents.
$639, 652, 317, T h is represents
Junction C ity ; M rs Jo Over-
M ore ot these 1 5 -2 4 y e a r- o ld m o to ris t* were k ille d (1 4 4 ) and
a ga m o l m ore than $71 m illio n
street. California; Mrs. V irg in ­
im u re d (75 1 9 ) th a n any o th e r age group. \n d th e re were m ore ot
o v e r th e Mars h, 1963 fig u re .
ia Stuckrath Corvallis; M rs
these d riv e rs (2 8 . 99 p e r ce n t) in v o lv e d in ta ta l a ccid e n ts th a n
Resources c o n tin u e d to lo p
Gloria Nelson. Seaside;
27
any o th e r age b ra c k e t.
th e $1 b illio n m a rk w ith a re ­
grandchildren,
tw o
g re a t­
M o to ris t* sh ould not b la m e had w eather, poor v is ib ilit y o r
c o rd ( i n i q u a rte r to ta l o l $1, -
grandchildren. three brothers:
in a d e q u a te roads to r th e h ig h tr a ttic t o ll last sear. T h e ta cts are;
152, 014, 01 s
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Boss. Tully and M ike a ll of
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o t the to ta l ot 66. 541 accidents, 46. o94 o c c u rre d in d a y lig h t
Figures were announced in
Oklahoma; two sisters; M rs
hour*, and ot th is n u m b e r. 42. 427 happened on .fry p a ve m e n t.
resf>6'ise to th e q u a rte rly * a ll lo r
T H E *STEW .\RIKSI
'H l
Paul Copeland of Corvallis and
P rim e c a u s a tiv e fa cto rs (such as d riv e r in to x ic a tio n , a sir in k ­
statem ents o l c o n d itio n hv the
M rs H arris Copeland of Tenn­
Q
in g d riv e r, o th e r d riv e r d e le c t, o r a tr a ttic v io la tio n by a d riv e r)
tl, S, C o m p tro lle r o l the C ur­
essee.
rested squarely on th e d riv e r .ltr u e ll in 6.3, 0 3 0 o t th e no. 524
rency.
a ccid e n ts.
Funeral services were held
File Port O rfo rd b ra n ch o l F Irst
DR, I K IM N, NARU1 A, le ft, and r e t* are h assistant, I errs 1 e ig h -
I I
Apr 20
M o re a c c id e n ts ( 4 6 .S ib , o ccu rre d in c itie s th a n in ru ra l areas
N a tio n a l re p o rte d lir s l q u a rte r
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dc|<ositsol $2,410.101 and loaiur
M r and M rs George W il­
A v i-
oratory- w here M r. N a rnia Is study in g viruses and th e ir r e la tio n ­
A
a d e a th ra t* ot 2.2 per c*
cr a to ta l ot 451 fa ta litie s , as c o m ­
liams and fa m ily , M r and
o u ts ta n d in g o l $ 6 2 1 ,0 4 0 , a c ­
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p a re d w ith an urban d e a ;; . at* ot ;*** ; ;an 2 10 o t one per ce n
c o rd in g to Branch M an a g e r G, R.
M rs George K alina and fam ily
O regon d iv is io n .
fo r a to ta l ot 106 f a t a lit i. *
R u sk
w ith their son. Jack Kalina,
7
B ( I 4 - Z ; l
W h ile re g is tra tio n s ot .otor* cles and m o to r b ike s increased
C o m p a ra b le to ta ls l o r the
_
i f r
home on leave from F o rt Ord.
64. 3 p e rc e n t in 1963. the :u r: *er ot these tw o -w h e e le d ve h icle s
Rogue Lanes
bran* h a ye a r ago were $ 1 ,9 7 7 ,-
C a l i f . attended the services
Firemen
Change
in v o lv e d in a c c id e n t* w *
up a d isp ro p o rtio n a te S I p e r ce n t
4 9 5 in d ep o s iU and $723, 2 35 In
fro m 515 to 9 3 6 . F u rth e rm o re t
a ccid e n ts in v o lv in g c y c le s re ­
Closes Doors
loans.
1 /Z \
Meeting
Night
s u lte d i . a h ig h e r r a t e ot personal in iu rie s (5 8 p e rc e n t) and
S E R V IC E S H E L D FOR
(X irin g th e (Irs t q u a rte r o l 1964,
Tuesday n ig h t, April 21, was
deaths (2 per c e n t) th a n in a ccidents in v o lv in g o th e r typ e s o f
CEE BABY TUESDAY
I irst N a tio n a l Bank o l tY r g o n
th e last n i g h t o l b o w lin g at
At its last re g u la r m e e tin g ih»
v e h ic le s (3 0 - 3 5 per c e n t in iu rie s and 0. 8 per c e n t deaths).
Graveside services were held
opened a new b u ild in g lo r the
Rogue Lanes, lo c a te d in W ed-
Port O rfo rd V o lu n te e r I ire De­
P edestrian a c c id e n t in v o lv e m e n t, says the T r a ffic Safety' and
P h ilo m a th branch a n d c o m ­
Tuesday morning .Apr 28 a t
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Byron
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E d u c a tio n D iv is io n , p o in t- .ip tw c m ore area* o f needed im p ro v e ­
\ lv in W o o d riff, c h a irm a n o f
Port Orford cem etery for the
such as; S o il C o n s e rv a tio n Ser­ S c o tt, m anager, who announced
re g u la r t i n t F rid a y o l the m on th p le te ly re m o d e le d quarters lo r
m e n t. Setter tr a il i* -a 'cts t r a in g and clo se r a d u lt sup e rvisio n
th e b o a rd o l supervisors o f G u rn
the M o re la n d -S e ll w ood b ra n ch
infant son of M r. and M rs
v ic e , A g ric u ltu ra l S ta b iliz a tio n th a t he is c lo s in g dow n the bus­
m e e tin g to th e second Wednes­
in th e 5 -9 ag* group is c a lle d ton 232 c h ild re n b e tw e e n these
County S o il and W a te r C onser­
in P ortland. C u rre n tly u n d e r
Lyle Gee of Port Orford.
iness.
S e rvice , E x t e n s i o n S e rvice ,
day o t e a ch m onth,
ages were k ille d o r im u re *; in t r a iu c a ccid e n ts in 1963.
v a tio n D is tr ic t, wishes to re m in d
1 a n u er* Hom e A d m in is tra tio n ,
T h e bow ling lanes ne ve r re­
T h e change was made in an c o n s tru c tio n w i t h c o m p le tio n
The n e x t highest num bei >t pe d estria n ca su a ltie s (16 0 ) o c -
the peo ple o l th is area th a t May
dales set to r I lus su m m e r are the
O regon State Board o f Forestry , c o v e re d a lte r b e in g out ot bus­
e tto rt to get la rg e r a ttendance
c u rre d am ong se n io r citize n s
;ed 65 o r o ld e r. T h is h ig h ra te ot
3 -1 0 . 1964, is th e p e rio d o f Na­
new b u ild in g lo r th e B ea ve rto n
U. S. Forest S e rvice , Bureau o f
iness lo r nearly a year a lte rth e
and Isold present a ttendance re­
in v o lv e m e n t w o u ld seem t o ; lic a te th a t oldsters are not being;
tio n a l o b servance o f S o il S te w ­
branch, the new d r iv e - m b a n k­
1 am i M an a g e m en t, Curry C oun­
to p story o l t h e b u ild in g was c o r d , a d e p a rtm e n t m em b e r
as a le rt o r using as good tudg n c n l in tr a f f ic as they should.
a rdship W eek. C u r r y County
ing la * t l l l i e i lo r tb e S a le m M a in
ty C o u rt, and o th er* work w ith b lo w n o lf in the O ct. 12. 1462 said.
S. W .C. D. is one o f th e 61 dis­
bran* h and d r iv e - in and p a rk in g
stewards o l th e s o il in the ap­
sto rm , S cott said. T h e inside o l
tr ic ts o rg a n iz e d in th e S ta te ot
la * ilit le s lo r the o llic e in H ood
th
e
b
u
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in
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and
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S*?!' STEW ARDSHIP WEEK
T O T U B
O regon and o f th e 2, 940 in th e
R iv e r.
<adly d am aged at th is tim e and
tic e s to th e lam L In C u rry C oun­
n a tio n . T h e s e d is tric ts were
C o n s tru c tio n is e x p e c te d to
S c o tt was not a b le to re -o p e n
ty d u rin g 1963, some o f the p ra c ­
Em phasizing th e th e m e . T o each am ong us. . . a share” , the
fo rm e d to assist th e stewards ot
b e g in *oon on new b u ild in g s .
u n t il O cL 1, 1963.
tic e * a p p lie d are as fo llo w s;
O regon A ssociation o f S o il and W ater C o n se rva tio n D is tric ts w ill
o u r la n d in a d o p tin g and fo llo w ­
1 ,0 9 3 acres o t pasture p la n t­
c o o rd in a te th e n a tio n a l observance o f S o il S te w a rd ship W eek in
in g good co n s e rv a tio n p ra c tic e s .
ing, the a p p lic a tio n o f lim e and
our State d u rin g the p e rio d May 3-1 0 . 19t>4
T he board o f supervisors, as­ fe r tiliz e r ot many acres o f c ro p ­
1 am pleased to o n : w i: ? \SW C D in asking each c itiz e n to
D ear Editor;
sisted by g o v e rn m e n ta l agencies land, o v e r 5 ,0 0 0 fe e t o l *lra in -
consider .is share in t. * re. er hood o f stewards resp o n sib le for
age d itches, o v e r 1. 000 te e t o f
T o n ig h t ( T hursday) at 7:30 in
the proper husbandry ot la n d * and waters, torests and ranges, fish
strea m b a nk p ro te c tio n , and o v e r
and game, scenic, re c re a tio n a l and o th e r resources w h ic h God
t h e m lltip u rp o s e roo m o i th e
JUSTICE C O U R T
*0 0 acres o f brush and w eed c o n ­
ha* p la c e d at o u r disposal.
Port O rfo rd grade school w i l l be
tro l.
W* have nee endow ed v i' . a great trust. It is up to each o f
Cases a p p e a rin g b e fo re Justice
a m e e tin g m any p la n to a tte n d .
T he board m em bers. A lv in
us as good steward* to m are i.t tb * d e v e lo p m e n t and p ro te c tio n
It is to r the purpose o f h e a rin g A r t h u r F. N ie m a n n in Justice
W o o d riff, Harbor; A. G. W alker,
o i this p riceless h e rita g e , p a rtic u la rly at a tim e w h e n we arc
C o u rt since la st re p o rt w ere:
the M cK e n zie P lan to r a V o c a ­
p la c in g ever g re a te r dem and* upon such resources.
F rank Ray H ow ard, A p r il 21, v.old Beach, D illo n M ille r,O p h ir .
tio n a l H ig h S chool e x p la in e d .
M a rio n W h itta k e r and E llis F o s -
May
*. d u rin g S o il S tc * a t- - la p Week, o in w ith the O.ASWCD
.Mg.Gerald H o llin g s w o rth and M». ta ilu re to d riv e on r ig h t side o f
te r, Langlois, are happy to be
ra e m b *-s n ip and c le rg '. t.-.-o rg h o u l the State in m a k in g o b vious
h ig h w a y, $10; W illia m F r a n k
la y m o n d F L S p e u ld a o f th e M c ­
serving th e ir fe llo w m en in the
o u r g ra titu d e to r th e ric h n e *- ot ih is la n d . M a y we also renew
Kenzie R iv e r H ig h S ch o o l S ta ff H ild e rb ra n d , A p r il 21, e xcessive
o u r p l*d ? e to conserve o u r - o il. woods, w a te r, w ild lif e , m in e r a l
w ill be here w ith some o f th e m o to r noise, $10, $ 5 suspended, fu rth e ra n c e o f C o n se rva tio n ot
and o ther resources,
boys trom the M c K e n z ie R iv e r D o n a ld G eorge D ixson, A p r il 23, o u r n a tu ra l resources. But w ith ­
o u t G od's b o u n tifu l blessings,
no o p e ra to r lic e n s e , $5; k>hn
H
ig h S c h o o l a t F inn Rock, O re­
M ark O. H a tfie ld
m a n w o u ld e x p e rie n c e m u c h
Lester W illia m s , A p r il 23, no o p ­
gon. near Eugene.
G o ve rn o r o f O regon
g re a te r d iffic u lty ' in liv in g , if
M X AU
T h is is a P ilo t p ro g ra m and e ra to r lice n se , $5. R a y m o n d A l­
R«a«li
we w ere able to su rvive at a ll.
v in H a rtle y , A p r il 23, p a rk in g
ha* p ro ve d a s o lu tio n to r th e boy
PANOVITE
<3c AOMfSfVf TARI
ANTISEPTIC
in
p
ro
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ib
ite
d
area,
$5;
Andrew
not
c
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g
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bound.
He
finds
s
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m
;
F AR M BU R EAU FURROW
2 for .44
— W a lt Risse
M U L T I-V IT A M IN S
M O UTHW ASH
M e AfROSOt M IA TH IO IA fl
tra d e or s k i l l to fo llo w a fte r F ra n k lin T r iv e tt, A p r il 23, p a rk ­
2
for ,9S
in
g
in
p
ro
h
ib
ite
d
area.
$5;
H
ar­
g ra d u a tio n . W ith p ro p e r u t i l i ­
100's, gag. » »0
M c CAUZIIANOACI. 2"
z a tio n o f the advantages o ffe re d ve y A lfre d W 'angerin, A p r il 27.
2 for .31
Can
Republican
3 59 HOT WATIR BOTTI!
in th is v o c a tio n a l t y p e h ig h no o p e ra to r lic e n s e , $5; R obert
’’ f i
2 for 3 SO
school the', w ill n o t c o n trib u te L in c o ln G rant. A p r il 27, in a d ­
By SCOTT L A M B
’ M..' Adii contacted
has been estim ated the num ber
79c K IIN 7 0 MOUTHWASH
Advise
Democrats?
All the vitamim
eq
u
ate
brakes,
$10.
b
a
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fo
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th
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re
p
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1
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00
new
In fo rm a tio n D ire c to r
germi
Sweetens
2
for 80
needed to replace the Braceros
you normally need
39c ETILO ETE lOTIOH
fe ite d ; Lenore A d e l e Sweet,
breath
■ •-s k ille d w o rker* o u r society
With 1964 set as the close-out
To T he Ed ito r;
m ight be closer to 300,000, since
2 for 99
m ust a s s im ila te each year. The A p r il 27, im p ro p e r passing, $20,
year for the Bracero p ro gram ,
The Coos Bay W orld, in a
the
inexperienced
domestic
I 10 HISTACAIMA lOTIOH, b o / 2 f0, | J J
boys under t h i s test program $10 suspended; G e ra ld G le n Pen­
many growers are likely to
recent e d itorial, gave an ac­
w o rk e r just doesn't cover the
le a rn s k ills o f b u ild in g , m a c h ­ n in g to n . A p r il 27, no o p e ra to r
77c VITAMIN C. 50 mg . 100 $ 2 for .78
begin feeling the pinch this
count of one candidate using
sam e ground
It-M a«>«<>z
inery re p a ir, b ric k la y in g , etc. lic e n s e , $5, b a il fo rfe ite d ; R o n -
sum m er F ro m across the na­
matches as a vote-getter and
One thing is certain. The
2
J 3 VITAMIN BI. 50 mg 10 0 \ 2 for 2 2 0
Sets
hai*
right,
ttaep*
n
»
C o m e o u t and lis te n to the a ld Lee C o u ch , A p r il2 8 , disobey
tion come rumors of program s
“ ■* No tullmg
another, one Senator R
S
it ' - bright
heaping o l labor problems on
3 99 POITMULSION
stop
sign,
$5;
N
e
ll
Dwright
Fred­
success
o
f
th
is
school
and
rea
lize
being adopted to hold fa rm
him
Chapm an, passing out elabor­
2 for 3 90
the growers across the land is
m u c h m ore fu lly th e A m e ric a n e ric k , A p r il 25, no v e h ic le l i c ­
4 79 «RATTE TABIETS. 80s
m igrants in states requiring
ate cards 1 printed at taxpay­
going to result in higher food
g o a l o f u n iv e rs a l e d u ca tio n .
ense, $25, $20 suspended.
2 for 4 80
a good deal of farm labor.
»PUNTIX
—“
e rs ’ e x p e n s e ) . “ This of
costs to the consumer It could
YITAMIN a , 50 m. 100's
M ary Bates
Florida has set up a program
» *-! C ^ « S U P P O R T N Y L O N S
2 for 3.26
course,” says the W orld, “ is
also result in a serious food
in case o t e m e rg e n c y , o r d e te r­
P. T . z\. President
aimed at recruiting local w ork­
a ll w ell and good—the cards
shortage if the trouble persists.
»a ej „
m in a tio n by th e C o u n ty C o u rt
ers for crop work, but the
are not as valuable as matches
to
use
c
o
n
v
ic
t
la
b
o
r,
a
ll
w
ork
results were reportedly disap­
—only
thing
is
they
were
Regoli
T O TH E E D IT O R
.^i RUBBING
SPOOL SPINNERS NEWS
e s tim a te d b y th e C o u n ty R oad-
pointing
p rinted at state expense "
ASPIRIN
m a ste r to cost $2, 0 0 0 o r m ore
ALCOHOL
Texas has tightened its re ­
Can a Republican o ffer ad­
T h e Spool Spinners 4 - H c lu b
F lo re n c e W aggener. who is fo r th e jo b o r p ro je c t sh a ll he
i«r«,
m .
cruiting laws to hold the north­ h e ld th e ir la st m e e tin g A p r il 26
se e kin g th e R e p u b lic a n n o m in a ­
vice
to
D
em
ocrats
for
the
ri<w.
r»>
le t to c o n tra c t. W ork so e sti­
2 for
69c RO BAIL DEODORANT
ward flow of m igrants to a
t io n as Congresswom an o f the
a n d w o rke d on tr a v e lin g k its ,
m a te d to cost less th a n $2, 000, P rim a ry Election? Was the
Aar
m inim um and California grow ­ sang song, said th e p le d g e and
law giving Chapm an the right
F o u r t h C ongressional D is tric t, o r in case o f e m e rg e n c y , o r tor
2 50 MIST COLOGNE.
I ftiwr nt««}«
’ IN HMfK bow«
ers associations are planning
had cupcakes.
doesn’t w ant th e o ffic e in ord e r m a in te n a n c e o f c o u n ty r o a d s
to have cards printed at tax­
2 for 2.51
Golden Lilac
to q u a lify fo r a fa t pension check
to recruit workers in Washing­
Those a tte n d in g were V a lo rie
A ID O tO l
and bridges, o r as p ro v id e d by p ayers’ expense another D e m ­
2 for 151
1.50 CLEANSING CREAM
n o r does she have an eye on the ORS 368. 250, o r b y th e use o f ocrat-controlled piece of legi­
S tie g le r, Cheree W erner, Patty-
ton and Oregon.
SHAVE CREAMS
SACCHAÄW
g o v e rn o rs h ip o f th e state. She
2.00 OUSTING POWDER
2 for 2.01
The Agriculture Workers O r­ St. C la ir and Lynda S tie g le r.
c o n v ic t la b o r as p ro v id e d b y la w , slation that the three "goldust
H aa., fow ea.
TAHITI
o n ly wants to see th is d is tric t
M a ry E lle n Bates h e lp e d w ith
ganizing Committee is again
trip le ts ,” Barton, Back and
m a y , in th e d is c re tio n o f the
1 25c ENVELOPES, all styles
2 pks. 26
IMTa.
th e sew ing.
rep re se n te d a c c o rd in g to t h e
functioning in California a fte r
Chapman, brag about? Maybe
c o u rt, be done by day w ork un­
2 for 1.01
V I*
1 00 NOTES with envelopes
needs and wishes o f its people.
a year's rest for regrouping
d e r th e d ir e c tio n o f th e co u n ty
Barton can answer this one—
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She w i l l w o rk fo r v o c a tio n a l
Neody SMVG
and lobbying in Wash.ngton,
S U M M E R CzAMP
c o u r t and su p e rv is io n o f the
25c AIRMAIL TABLET
he failed to answer other ques
2
for
26
t r a in in g in h ig h schools. T his is
D O ., for laws to m ake it
C o u n ty Roadm aster. A n y c o u n ty
tions fired at him re la tive to
HELP IS NEEDED
39c CELLOPHANE TAPE
2 for
th e answer fo r m an y h ig h school
teaoM
o w n in g and o p e ra tin g its own
easier to organize farm work­
•OXIO
his, Back's a rd Chapman's
g raduates who ca n n o t c o n tin u e
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STAnOMfRY
t h e ir e d u c a tio n at th e c o lle g e
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MAGNESIA
T heir latest m o v e
was
tu re!
rfP ■ • • V W
le v e L She w i l l do her utm ost tc
w ith th e A m e ric a n C am p i ng As­
any road w ork by c o n tra c t where
89c MOTH CRYSTALS, lb
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against an asparagus grower
Now, M r. and M rs Demo­
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to
th
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dis­
s o c ia tio n announced here to d ay
the w o rk is in te n d e d to be don,-
who was struck by the AWOC
c ra t, who are you going to
t r i c t . She is d e d ic a te d to the
87c INSECT KILLER, 7 o /
2 for
th a t th e re is an u rgent need fo r
by t h e C o u n ty C o u rt w ith its
\ Writing nap»- nna
in an attem pt to force a con­
nom inate in the P rim a ry to be
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e x p e rie n c e d c a m p workers fo r
ow n e q u ip m e n t. "
25c W»R NETS,
tract. The grower also had
antdcld
strfes
your
candidates
in
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ORS 368. 250 (re fe rre d to in
Braceros and it ruled he could su m m e r cam ps.
Election? Surely not Back or
ic y o f th e N a tio n a l Forests and above) T h e C o u n ty C o u rt m ay
........... 2 2 decks
packs 1.01
26 r 98c BUFFERED ASPIRIN, 100‘s
keep the Braceros on the job.
o th e r n a tu ra l resources.She fa v ­
Chapm an. F irs t, ask either of
I'O O P M V IN G C A R D S
2 for .99
T he E m p lo y m e n t S e rvice said
r e je c t any and a ll bids, and pro­
L a te r a U S . D epartm ent of th a t e x p e rie n c e d ca m p directo rs, ors an in crea se o f th e $1, 200 ce e d to m a ke th e road o r b ridg e
them to tell you just w hat one
2 for .54
’
5c
GIFT
WRAP
PAPER
53c
SUPPOSITORIES,
glycerin
Labor ruling forced the grow er
m a x im u m earnings o f a S o cia l im p ro v e m e n t, and p e rfo rm the
little thing they have accom­
assistant d ire cto rs, c a m p coun­
2 for .16
2 for 1.70
S e c u rity re c ip ie n t.
to puil all Braceros fro m the
29c
SHOWER
CAPS,
plastic
selors, nurses, life g u a rd s, s w im -
plished
for
you
during
their
1
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FEVER
THERMOMETERS
w o r k in th e sam e m an n e r, as
2 for .30
M e n w ho have h e ld th is o f­
job since the strike was ruled
m in g in stru cto rs, ca m p cooks
m any sessions in the legisla­
2 for .99
n e a rly as m a y be, as p ro v id e d
J
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SWIM
MASK
98c
HAND
LOTION,
Cara
Nome
f ic e have used i t to fu rth e r th e ir
a bonafide labor dispute.
and o th e r c a m p workers should
ture?
fo r b rid g e c o n s tru c tio n by ORS
2 for 1.01
2 for 28
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55c
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25c
BOBBY
PINS.
60’s
The crux of the fa rm prob­ re g is te r now w ith th e ir nearest
Also, ask them why they
382. 210 to 382. 2*10. )
2 for .56
w o m a n who b e lie ve s in O regon's
2 for .70
lem lies in the fact that some O regon S tate E m p lo ym e n t Ser­
helped
sponsor
the
b
ill
that
69c
COTTON
BALLS.
130’s
One e x a m p le s u p p o rtin g m y op­
59c EXTENSION CORD
m o tto , "S h e F lie s W ith H er Own
v ic e o ffic e .
2 for .60
4 7 , 0 0 0 additional domestic
raised the legislature salaries
in io n Is th e N o rth Bank Rogue
2
pks. U
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00
HAIR
ROLLAS,
all
styles
W ings. "
w orkers m ay be secured fro m
700%— and why they helped
road c o n s tru c tio n jo b . T h e p ro ­
the supply states to replace
P a tr o n iz e O u r
Mrs. R. E, G oodm an
je c t was n o t a d v e rtis e d fo r bid, sm other a b ill in the Special
K A C T OA*“ »«»»
MONACET ARC
F lo re n c e , O regon
220,000 off-shore workers. It'
a lth o u g h c le a r ly a sizeable u n -
KLENZO
Session to cut th a t exhorbitant
r H O l niATMeHT
.A d v e r t is e r s
“
TABUT»
d e r t a k i n g . Road d e p a rtm e n t
raise a m eager $50 per month?
BRUSH
SHAMPOO
fig u re s re v e a l o v e r $35, 000. 00
And, h ere’s the big question
Flyn n says Road
was spent fo r re n te d e q u ip m e n t
Z ’ i m
to ask them : “ Why did either
Aar
e^
a l o n e ! L o c a l c o n tra c to rs and of you vote to levy a $60,000,
Proved pain reliever.
Department Fails
Adult’s Nylon brittle»
Removes loose dendriti!,
ta xp aye rs are n o t s a tis fie d w ith
000 y e a rly tax (e x tra taxes)
such p ro ce e d u re . I support th e ir
To Comply With L a w p o s itio n th a t c o m p e titiv e b id ­ upon the people of the state
NOt ON OU» It SAIE PIAN,
a tax that would have cost the
BUT VAIUIS TOO GOOD TO MISS'
d in g e f f e c tiv e ly produces b e tte r
D e a r E d ito r;
PUBLISHED E V ER Y T H U R S D A Y
taxpayers six hundred million
1.00 LIPSTICKS. Maraschino Cordials 3 for 115
w
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k
,
reduces
jo
b
costs,
and
BOXED STATIONERY, Ripple
Second class m a il p riv ile g e s a u tho rize d at Port O rfo rfl, Ore.
dollars in ten years?"
BB
M a n y voters, d is p la y in g th e ir
shortens c o m p le tio n tim e . C o u n
2.00 BATH POWDER, aerosol
....... 98
SARDEN HOSE, 75 ft plastic
In our estim ation, Chapman
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2.50
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1 have r requested
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when th e p e o p le ____A
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th e ir
P aul L Peterson ..................................
REXALL TOOTH PASTE,
. . . . M an a g in g E d ito r
to te ll’em how to vote, would
AIR MATTRESS, 6 ft Vinyl
tio n about c o m p e titiv e b id d in g
tu d ge m e n t, re a liz in g th a t co n ­
2.BB
Reg or Fluoride, 1.59 Val Pack of 3 tubes
Post O ffic e Box 5
P ort O rford, O regon
be like two lost, befuddled
on roa d p ro je cts. A t th e re ce n t
BB
s tru c tiv e c r it ic is m does n o t n e c­
MELMAC DINNERWARE. 21 piece set
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BUBBLE
BATH
3
boxes
“Babes in the Woods!”
Port O rfo rd C h a m b e r o f C o m ­
e ssarily im p ly la c k o f in te g rity .
Subscription
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I have p ro m is e d m y c o o p e ra tio n
G E O R G E TlA uL
In C u rry C o u n ty (p e r y e n in a d va n ce ) .......................... $3.00
259
AUTO CUSHION SEAT, Springs
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$3 50
s t a t e d , " c o m p e t it iv e b id d in g
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tree!,
to w a rd g e ttin g o u r ta x d o lla rs '
B5c QUIK BANDS, sterile adhes bandages
44
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w o u ld c o rre c t c e rta in road de­
w o rth fo r ta x m o n e y spent, w h ile
M y rtle Point, O re
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A n n o u n c e m e n ts, N o tic e s , News and A d v e rtis in g
IM r f B ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
m y o p in io n , t a il to c o m p ly w ith
against c o n tra c to rs w h o m ay
M ust be in th e O ffic e by 5 :0 0 p. m . Tuesday
O regon la w , " C h a p te r 368. 215, p ro v id e services and m a te ria ls
a t less cost. B e tte r g o v e rn m e n t
ORS, c le a r ly sets fo rth in s im -
and im p ro v e d services w ill re ­
p ie , u n d e rsta n d a b le lan g u ag e
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p ro je c t s h a ll be le t to c o n tra c t. "
AFFILIATE
P. O . Box 471
(ORS 368. 215 states, "E x c e p t
Brookings, O regon
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Toll In Oregon History
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