Blue River School Program
Explained At Thuriday Meeting
Port Orford News, T bund ay, Mav
By NEONTA HALL
prep program but w ill (and
The
Orford l*TA boated
must) develop Into vocational
« special meeting Thu radii y
aspects of our society.
evening at the Port Orford
M a n y R a a v o n t C ited
grade school with a large
Schools are organized to
tendance from Coo* and Curry
teach and have established cur­
counties to hear Haymond
riculum s with goals to work
Speulda and Huger Christ of
f o r ., Many students become
the McKenzie Hlue R i v e r
frustrated and drown as they
arhool where n new “ in school-
progress through the grades
work exjx-rlence program " la
Many are resentful, hostile and
being carried out for high
real discipline problems, many
school boy*.
are unable to get knowledge
.Mr* Lloyd Hate», l*TA presi­
fm m books, other» dislike con­
dent, Introduced the visiting
stant ridgrdness and routine
educator» following a dinner
and are unable to concentrate.
served by the PTA
Many reasons exist, including
Oregon, with a staggering
poor home enviroment, that
total of 2.000 boy» a year drop­
cause students to drop out of
ping from high school, was the
school.
prime concern of Speulda, a
The McKenz t- plan Is for
high school principal tor 14
boys who are not benefiting
years, and should be the con­
from a regular school pro­
cern of all parents and tax­
gram. The aim Is to develop
payers' Speulda, moetlng with
"basic skills using n minimum
other educators and Interested
of simplified e q u i p m e n t ;
citizens in his d istrict, planned
classes are small (5 or 6 stu-
u different type of school which
d m ts l. “ I don't know w h y -
so far Is meeting with success.
but here I can le a rn ", com­
Lr4ng In the scientific age
mented one of their students
the demand for unskilled labor
recently
Roger Christ says,
is rapidly decreasing and
"These boys have been under­
chances for successful perman­
estimated. if the subject is
ent employment for the un­ explained slowly, they can get
skilled und uneducated person
It, an I tests have proved it."
is becoming less and less
Many of these boys had
Itcalizing ihe amount of money
never used tools and most of
being spent each year for a
them could not drive a nail
tudent in school who then
They a-,. being taught auto­
drops out before graduating
mobile mcchi-nlcs. welding and
often means increased unt-in-
carpentry at the present time.
p'c^ment and a further drain
The school has a library of
on taxpayers
An important
textbooks and instructors arc
step to salvage these "wasted
pk-aseii to find the students
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i.-nt method
w illin g ly using these books
cl teaching Is to be com­
without being asked to, A
mended.
strong group feeling exists, and
Simplicity 1« Pastured
the students believe the tra in ­
N j • iphi.it.cated heudquart-
ing they are receiving here,
irs sim plicity is the main
"they w ill use."
feature* A short film showed
Optomlstic parents visiting
ihe students working on their
t.ie schcol are shown with pride
340 acre classroom with a few
ihe accomplishments of the
-simple tools. They budt a
boys
teol shed on a sled for J js l
W ill C iv* Diploma
$8.0 t fur the nails) the re­
The school w ill give a diplo­
mainder was taken from the
ma
The state department of
forest even t , making their
education recognizes this pro­
own shakes An old abandoned
gram and employers In the
building is slowly being re­
area arc interested and have
paired and converted Into class
indicated willingness to help
rooms.
boys wishing employment
The objective is to orient
Questions asked by members
I hi se young people back to be-
ill the audience were "Have
;.-g respectable citizens It Is
you found deliberate flunking
hoped that generally, equal
in order to get Into this
time can be devoted to aca­
school?" Ans -"T h ia is good,
demic pursuits an I to practical
they need this vncnlicnal tra in ­
train.ng in m yriad arras <aca-
ing any»; , Others arc w ork­
i'"m ic and vocational) support-
ing hard to -lav t ■> o| th e re !"
• n
and intergrating each
Qucs "W i ' are the plans
other
for w ork:n„ >h:s 340 i eres’
The program w ill be directed
Ans.—"Tree planting, t r e e
endeavor to give the individual
thinning, water "ontrol game
a feeling of pr: Jv and success
and fish conservation '
by developing "esprit de corp” ,
The school operated on a
a recognition of need for
budget of *16,000 We can note
knowledge and training and to
here tha. the University of
develop initiative and self-
Oregon w ill receive an $:ioo
conf.dence.
thousand g-ant for research
1 hep n>gram w ill be directed
In this cas< actual work and
toward those people who w ill
ed'i,
on ' r ?1 b"vs is b, n ;
not develop in this college
accomplished
SA M P L E BALLOT
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FO R U S E IN A L L P R E C IN C T S
FOLD TO
SAMPLE PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
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R etu rn an experienced delegate, served as
delegate In ISSO support President Johnaon ”
" M a k e the new fro n tie r Kennedy's Using
I m o r ta l by D em ocratic victories In IS R 4 -
"P resid en t l.vn don Johnson and a liberal p la tfo rm ."
LSR O V M Y R O N H A N N O N
" F o r Johnson In l»S0; Johnson for President
H u m p h r e y fo r V ic e President 1»»4 "
"W in w ith President Johnson and Robert K ennedy
AU the wav w ith LBJ
A L t S N H O FF A * R BD
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os Oregon Dem ocratic convention
d rirg a iiu n I refttdrnt Johnson deserve* enthusiastic support.’’
M A N Rd
P A U L J. H O F F . M
'Slogan* cannot . replace In te g rity , lo y a lt) tn
re«po n»l\.
hr people *
J. F R A N C Y L H O W A R D
" M o re economy not m ore taxes
all the w iy with LBJ "
M A X IN
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.. I JOHNSON
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" M a x in e Johnaon fo r Lyndon Johnaon ’’
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" A ll the w ay w ith L B J W ayne Morse
of course, delegation c h a irm an —
"Pledge fu ll support to President Johnson
________RRd his choice fo r Vice President "
" F o r Lyndon B Johnson and the
ru n n in g m s tr o f Lyndon's choice."
J a m s h
R e e le c t experienced delegate who becked
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Kennedy and Johnson in
n 1
IM O convention "
Le W lU lA M M M
'W ill w ork w ith W ayne Morse fo r a
liberal platform.
y o u Johnson '
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■ O W A R 0 ~ X ~ K ifM S T X
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ÜÀTI6WAL
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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LYNDON B JOHNSON
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w tth L B J
TUI UHlTia fTAf l l
AL M Y I R t
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ESfi ìTÀTE TREASURER
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Vof* fo r On*
Financial responsibility in state
a ffa irs /
VIC DAVIS
“ Opposed to any increase in taxes by
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________________________ economy in office. Lifelong Democrat
ROBERT W. (BOB, STRAUB
"Seasoned Democrat for clear.
_____ responsible government and wise investment of state funds.'
THOMAS M. BAGGS
FOR a t t o r n e y g e n e r a l .
ROBERT
THORNTON
"Your present Attorney General.
_____ experienced in protecting the public interest "
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FOR STATE SENATOR, SlVIHTH 11HATÔHIÀL BIITRICT
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Coos and Curry Counties
R. F. (DICK) CHAPMAN
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DAVID R PHILPOTT
V of* for On*
"Incumbent, now serving my tenth
year as your legislator."
“ Full development of the great
potential o f Coos and Curry Counties."
m
i f ATE REPRES ENTATIVE,
D ISTRICT. Coos and Curry Counties.
Vote for One
CARL BACK
"Y our representative w ill strive fo r more
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_________________________benefits for Coos and Curry Counties."
"S
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dedicated to
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ir « ir n is iio ii ueuicaieo
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* regon *’
i l p l e r representing
Dem ocratic principles
the people
N S U B C R O IR
"D em ocratic U n ite d States Senator from
Oregon - 0 votes Kennedy -Johnson program fo r progress ’’
P A T R IC K J O 'LO U O H LC N
" I w ill support and work fo r the
election o f President Lyndon Johnson."
SO T O R O VC R HU LSS
"PU w tn and stay w ith L B J .”
FÖR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Curry County
W A L T IR
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President Johnaon as I was n for
Roosevelt, T ru m a n . Stevenson and Kennedy
"D em ocratic leadership fo r peace, fu ll em ploy­
m en t, op portunity fo r youth , security for aged "
W A L L V P R IR S T L IV
" W ill w o rk 100s- fo r voter's wishes —
continue our late President Kennedy's program s "
M F R L V H ( P R T il S M ITH
-D em ocratic leader. Johnaon fo r President,
support Kennedy Morse liberalism fo r R4 victory "
GLCN M STA D LC R
s tate senator, fo rm er rep re s e n ta tiv e, p recin ct com m it-
'»» m sn . radiom an Vigorously supports K ennedy Johnson p r o g r a m -
B R V S R L T R. STRFFRN
"A lin e D em ocrat who w ill represent you "
__________
C HA R LR S O
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ROBERT L. MILLER Your present district attorney — experienced
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mature — effective
— serving all w ith fairness
W ILLIAM N. WALLACE
“ I w ill get the job done."
PORTCR
H A R O L D P STCUBS
"W e need this strong D em ocrat at the Dem ocratic
_________ BRtlonal convention, nom inate Johnaon."
" I'll thank you fo r I o f your I t votes —
________ fo r Johnson liberalism —
ROSCRT W . (ROB, STR A UB
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Oregon D em ocrat keep „ Kennedy's
courageous program ---------
s m oving * A
ll the w ay wtth
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M O N R O f SW R B TLA N D
______ " R e j e c t Prealdenl1
Johnaon
a i v s iu r |]t wsyglslaOKl. wtth
W ill
______ H u b e rt H um phrey or R obert Kennedy^
ai T ullman
"Second D is trict Congressman A solid
record of D em ocratic leadership.”
R. S L A IN g W H IP P L I
"E lect Lyndon Johnson to keep A m erica
secure, prosperous and at peace ”
DO N S. W IL L N S R
" Y o u r D em ocratic state senator W ill support
. v m -ra c w ____ 1 " - ‘dent Johnson In Kennedy trad itio n "
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W IL M O T
"State rep resentative, school te acher prectnct com-
m ttleew om an, supporting P resident Johnson^ H um phrey v ic e P re rid e n t.’
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. ____________________
Vof* f o r On*
H5 i- ! ALFRED H. CORBETT
“ Continue to use experience«!, proven
_________________ an[) foresigbted leadership in state government."
06 1~1 HAROLD P. STEUBS
"We need this strong Democrat on the
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**• A - (C Apj VECCE
“ For wheresoever the carcass is there
--------------------------------------------- the eagles w ill be gathered together.”
, n o (h e r
______ _______ ___ — ______________ ___ D em ocratic victory tn R4 "
H O W A R D R. L I C
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and —w
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B Johnson
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Kennedv all th e way.
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R O ti MORGAN
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who w ill work w ith
I resident Johnson to prom ote Kennedy program.**
W A Y N I MORSE
" A ll the ua> w ith President Johnaon."
M A U R IN R
Vole for On*
FÔR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONCEES^. FOUl_____
5ÑAL
DISTRICT. Coot, Curry, Douglai, J*ckion, JoMphln*,
Lan* and Linn Counti**.
Vot* fo r On*
ROBERT B. DUNCAN
"Re-elect your effective 4th District
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________ _____ Congressman Good government is your business.”
CHARLES O. PORTER
Your Congressman for four years.
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___________________ Pledges action fo r you, Oregon and America
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"g le e t sn ^experienced Incum bent Rep-
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-------- resenta tlv e who voted fo r K ennedy Johnson In l»S0 "
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" I w ill voice the people's c h o ic e ."
DAL» MORGAN H AR LA N
JOS H A W K IN S
V o ta «or Tw o
"K en nedy
senator Johnaon fo r President a great
le a d e r ir K ennedy R oosevelt t r a d it io n "
" F o r President Johnson's w a r against p o ve rty,
fo r fu ll e m p lo y m e n t and Tasting peace "
"A fig h tin g ( ongressman A loyal D em ocrat
A n enthusiastic supporter of President J o h n so n "
" L e t ’s do fo r Oregon w hat our President
lx doing fo r our c o u n try —
" W ill w o rk hard w ith In te g rity to accompUah
expressed desires o f the people "
" A U the way w ith Lyndon B Johnson"
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"C ontin ue our Nation
Johnson and a fort*
“ C om plete John
In te llig e n t action
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"B acking JFK LBJ Ideals In action.-'
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FR A NK C LSYS
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"S p e a ke r of the Oregon House of R epresentatives
______ __ whu supports Lyndon B Johnson "
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f f c ed national convention delegate _
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"E xperienced state delegate - Johnson
I ' r ’ ld rn l-K e n n e d y policies
p r n g r .- - .lir
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m anll*
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anitarian
p la tfo rm '
F O R vice PRESID E N T S !
■ I N I SOZASTH
Johnaon Kennedy in 'M "
• ILL B RA O LSV
4?
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C L A R l N C i (M AS G .| B ASTO N
“ W ill support President Johnaon
Roosevelt, Trun
f r u m a n 'a n d Kennedy '
I supported Presidents Roosevelt.
W A L T g R H DOOO
“ R e e le c t proven, lib e ra l. Oregon Dem ocrat
Back the K ennedy Johnaon program "
N A N C ÌR P. F A O R L 1 V
" L e t th e Dem ocrats continue to lead
tha c oun try lo rth to new fro n tie rs "
W IL L IA M PRYS
"Lana C ounty distric t a tto rn e y, a strong
volce fo r Oregon and for Johnson "
'C a rry on fo r JFK 'A H the way wtth L B J ' “
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C L A R IN C S B A R TO N
L O R IN T Z (L A R R Y )
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D lS TR IC Y . C om , C u rry , Dov«les. j sekaan. lesephln«. Lane and L in n Csuniu,
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Vets for Fourteen
M A * ™ A A " " A B R L S H R IM
" Y o u r state chairm an
aervlng Oregon
D em ocrats at home and the national convention "
H A R V S Y A KSSO N
"D e m o c ra tic v ic to r .
p e , ce
p ro s p e rity -
pro
Sr’ * *
keep A m e ric a on thr move
re-elect Johnson "
S T S V I A N O IR S O N
- f o encourage a Dem ocratic P a rty of vision and
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victory **
M A R JO R Ig L B A R T L S T T
" W ill support the D em ocratic P arty
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V IR G IN IA O S A N T
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rot sn iB iT ir TffTwr h cHBint raiiVtwnov m n
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SATURDAY
r r M
H A R V f y AKRSON
" D «m <x , « tl, Commltta-er,
, i „ , Oregon
national, r o n g re u lo r o l. s lats cooperation
federal tax red uction ."
S IO N IY L U K I N
“ lxryal p a rty man who ran work w ith Orason's
-1AJJW JI . . m J - , UJJ--11C1-
e r t egation and President Johnson —
JAM S» H, (J IM ) M O O S I
"Lyndon Johnson lor President
support Dem ocratic policies "
N O R M A N A STO LL
"M etsin your p r o m t national com m itteem an -
for responsible, exp erien ced, vigorous and lib e ra l leadership "
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VOTED F O R __
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T o be to r n o f f by th e C lerk
d e p o sitin g B allota
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S T A N D A R D IZ E D
STO LL
ta j-
CÖÜNTY
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
Voto for On*
HARRY F. HEDDERLY
“ I pledge an efficient and honest
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administration o f the office.”
98 C T JOHN W. "RED" MCWILLIAMS
"A certified appraiser with a
knowledge of property values and fa ir assessments."
FOR CÖUNTY CLERK
99 □
BERNARD I. MATHER
A L " BROWN
101 0
PRRD W. FLYNN
1 O Í0 0 R °L L A LOUIS SHARP
103 □
PAUL STALLARD
104 □
H. E. TIMEUS
“ W ill continue to do my best.”
Voto for One
“ Economy through . Progress. More and
better roads in land and
<
to the beaches."
“ No Promises except Better County
Government based on past experience.’ ’
"For quality and economy in Govt "
"Economy W ith Progress '
"Honorable conscientious e ffo rt toward
efficient and economical county government.”
PRECINCT
Candidates w ill be on the o fficia l ballot.
You are entitled to vote fqr a Precinct Committeeman and a Precinct Com
mitteewoman in your Precinct.
O F F IC IA L B A L L O T S FO R E A C H P R E C IN C T
W IL L C A R R Y T H E R E Q U IR E D R O T A T IO N
O F N A M E S O F C A N D ID A T E S
7,
1964—S