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2 —Port Orford News, Thursday, O ctober IS, 19©4
WHAT PRICE PROGRESS
Garden Club
M akes Corsages
With Knobby K n e e s . . . He Said
M em bcn of the cham ber of com m erce have a re a l tre a t
to look ¡oewarw to in the not too dista nt future. A tre a t th a t
w i ll no doubt have m em bers s i t t i n g on the euge o f th e ir
seats..........for the l i n t tim e in histo ry.
It started out as an o ff-th e -re c o rd statem ent by cha m be r
president Ira Tucker. But fe llo w m em bers w o u ld n 't le t it go
at that, they demanded his prom ise be k e p t.. . and th e y aim
to sec that it v i l l be.
Before Mon«—y's m e e tin g got u n d e rw it. secretary Pat
Starr in n o e m th dropped the n c w i th a t she was p la n n in g a
tr ip to Hawaii tins a ll. \n d h i t as innocently, the cham ber*!
energetic president asked her to bring him back a genuine
grass hula skirt.
Mrs. Starr Said she w o uld , but apparenth !ra wanted to
c l i n c h the deal so he prom ised to m odel it at a cha m be r
m e e tin g ,. . . knobby Knees and a ll.
W e've k e n it a ll along, but this t..is ler cotifism s our
b e lie f that Ira is i eed a m an w lv sets his c\ e o -. a goal and
then goes alter it, is. gaiciless oi the cost. W hich is som etim es
pretty high. . epemung on the num ber o f knotw tha t have to
be exhibited.
There is only one c a tc h Ira said there would be N o ad­
vance announcement of this special viewing.
Oregon Will
LETTERS Observe White
TO THE
E D IT O R Csne Day Today
' l l ! Kir. the nation in
White Cane Safety
Dnj toda) Oct. '■ 3), according
to Governor M ark O. H a tfie ld .
Sponsored by the A m erican
lu c i easing p r o f i t s thicaii-h
Members and guests ol Back
better management »111 he the
Acres Garden clu b learned the
fin e art o f ribbon corsage m aking them e o f a d a ti y management
conference Nov. 9 and 10 al
al th e ir O ctober m eeting held
Oregon State U n I v e r a 11 y, ac-
at the home of Mrs. M ild re d
COIding Io A rn o ld lla s e b u , ' ' I'
Rusls. V io le t corsages sprang to
I X le llsl.in M anai'em ent Spei la l-
lif e under the able guidance ol
Ist.
Mrs. Veneta M arstall who was
P ra c tic a l solution* Io p e r­
in charge of the program.
ennial problem s faced hy dall i
Mrs. Rush repoRed on the lo ­
product dealers, handh-i » and
c a l garden tou r w h ich several
processors w ill ti» examined
members had taken in Septem ­
d u r in e the two-day aeaalon
b e r . The W ilb u r C larke. Don
sponaored by tin- OSU cooper­
Dewey, Ethan C larke. Ray M ar
ative extension sei vice.
it a ll and G il Rush ganlens were
I’l " l 'a n . to p ic s Alll :
r
visited.
from analysis of re ta il and
Guests introduced at the meet -
Wholesale r o u t e d ls ti lls illo u
m g were Reid ah Hinds, ila ie !
costs amt p ro fila i tllly to cost
M cKensie, June Guy. Gerrene
analysis and laidgellng in pro­
C ain aiwl Mrs. Hom er Noble.
Members attending were Alla curem ent, processili, and d ls -
tt lla itlo n , Thi- conference Is
Abderhalden. Evelyn Mac Don
leslgned tu h rln e d a iry luslneas
a id . M a r y Lou K nottingham ,
managei s p ra c tic a l, up-to-date
Alice Peck. Donna Marslc A'en-
Inform ation on d ls trllx illo n and
eta M a rsta ll, Iv a Johnson, Pal
Lee. Maude AAeir, M ild re d Rush p io ce ssli g costs and I' l-hi Iques
and Anne W illia m s , co-l>ostess. fo r p l a n n in g and controlllm
operations to In n ease pro fits
fie ta llis l Infoi ma) ton and i eg -
JINX C A N A S TA CLUB
Is ti a tlo n fo rm s may l-e obtab -
The Jinx Canasta C lub held ed fro m O scar Hug , O n , on
a birthday party lo r Mary Brazil S tale U n l i e r s lt y , c o i vallfs.
at her home, O ct. 6. The cake
w as baked and decorated by
N ew spapers a re the sem i,
S h i r l e y Hardy, She received nols of ih e lib e rtie s of out
m a n y nice gilts, Ehc Iwnon o o im lrv
H o n ja tiiiu F 'l.ink-
went to M an e C e rha i.lt, Mary
III!
Brazil and Enna Wagner. I he
nezit c lu b m e e tin g w d l lx- al the
c t. 20.
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TO THE EDITOR
observance serves to rem ind
Orecoala:-s that “ p ro te ction of
the blind Is a m atter o f concern
fo r each of us.”
Oregon’ s fir s t “ white cane
la w ” was enacted In 1943, and
established rig h ts and duties
oi a blind pedestrian c a rry in g
a white cane or accompanied by
a guide dog.
The law is specific in stating
that; “ A d riv e r of a vehicle
approaching a blind pedestrian
who is carrying a white cane in
a raised or extended po sitio n,
o r is accompanied by a dog
guide, shall im m ediately come
to a fu ll stop and take such
precaution before preceding as
may be necessary to avoid ac­
cident o r in ju ry to the pedes­
tr ia n .”
Even if a blind person has
entered a road in vio la tio n of a
tra ffic lig h t o r other co n tro l,
the d r i v e r of a vehicle ap­
proaching such pedestrian shall
yie ld the rig ht of way to the
pedestrian and stop u n til the
wav is clear.
The ¡aw pro hibits anyone who
is not blind fro m c a rry in g a
white cane.
Regarding last week's e d ito r­
ial, "C u t Y o u r Cv-n C a rd s,"
concerning only one candidate
fo r each city alderm an va ca n ­
cy, there certainly w i ll be no
choice for the voter.
Several have asked m e why 1
didn’ t t u r n in my c o m p le te d
nom inating pe tition fo r city a l­
derman. The two m am reasons
fo r not filin g said p e titio n were;
1. I was of the opinion th a t fiv e
or six candidates i ere f ilin g for
three vacancies; 2. \s a c a n d i­
date for port com m issioner, I
f e lt in a ll fairness, that 1 should
only run for one o ffic e .
W ith the coaxing o f several
good citizens from the fa ir city
o f Port Orford, your e d ito ria l,
and tiie lack o f interested can­
didates, I have decided to run
for altierman as a w r ite - in can­
didate. I earnestly s o lic it your
choice to continue to serve the
people o f Port Orford w ith a sin ­
cere and open m ind.
Experience in c ity govern­
m en t has been: two years w ith
the budget c o m m itte e and ap­
pointm ent as alderman in M arch
oi 1964.
O i a ll m arten brought before
the cou ncil, my vote would be
DATES TO REMEMBER
to effe ctive ly sen e the best in ­
terests o f a ll the people of Port
Birthday- wishes go out this
Orford.
• e e l tg ?_‘ aiT Barklo
Btita
Spence. Donald M a n n F jw arc.
S in c e s t!’
Frank '«V. S l C la ir D -ire . Karen /\1 dropp. Soni a
Hate her. .Mary Lou Harris Ther­
esa Bens and Audrei Gehauer.
TO THE EDITOR
Anniversary wishes to M r. anu
\ t the suggestiono: Mr. Bruce
Mix. H. P. L iv e r- ore Ms. a s
M anley. 1 attended a m eeting M r s . Ron Couch and M r. and
at the Courthouse in Gold Beach Mrs. Roy Price.
O ci S. S p.m . o f the Dem ocratic
C entral C o m m itte e .
Present from Port Orford - ere LEGION MEET SLATED
m yself and lie . Alice, and Mr.
Port Ckford Post 76 American
and Mrs. Frank M orris.
Legion, w i l l hold a regular m e e t­
M r. M anley stated in his le t­
ing Tuesday. O ctober 2d. at the
ter of O ct. 6, to m e that "when
Legion h a ll. Plans ,.c . :er vay
Senator Morse v as h e r e last
fo r ren ova ting the inter.or of t lie
spr ng. we had a special tim e
large m e e tin g room. A il o f the
set for presenting to him lo cal
windows have bee-, installed,
problems. I trie d to get someone siding is on and painted.
from Port O rford to be there, but
FI igs were erecte Monday,
none ca m e ".
C cL 12, Columbus J . . United
A fte r considerable conversa-
Nations Day, O ct. 24.
11 be
t i o n at the m eeting, the Port
t! next fla g day.
O rford people had the assurances
of Bruce M anley and his associ­
ates. to do everything possible BRIDGE BOUTS
to help Port O rford get the ir Port.
Winners of D u plicate Bridge
Engineer Tells Authorities
Jellies Needed For Commerce
Without Jetties it ts doubtful
If any of the la rg e r Oregon
po rts could be served by modern
cargo ships o r that barge tr a ffic
would be feasible fo r the s m a ll­
e r ones, according to Colonel
W illia m J. T a lb o tt, P ortla nd
U. S. Arm y D is tr ic t Engineer.
Colonel T a lb o tt, addressing
the a n n u a l meeting o f the
Oregon State Public P ort Auth­
o ritie s in Coos Bay F rid a y ,
made this statem ent In re vie w ­
ing old and new methods of
je tty construction.
He said the d e s ig n , con­
struction and maintenance of
m u ltt-n -.illio n d o l l a r nF . -
mound je ttie s at many r iv e r
and harbor entrances along the
Oregon coast have been the
re sp o n sib ility of the P ortland
Engineer D is tric t fo r m ore than
80 years.
“ Throughout t h e s e yea rs,
im provem ents and changes due
to new types o f const ructio n
equipment, longer experience
and design e ffo rt have brought
a l» u t a continuing Increase In
s ta b ility and d u ra b ility of these
s tru c tu re s ,” Colonel T a lb o tt
explained.
Jetty fu n d in g has progressed
from the “ c r ib ” method of
construction to the new “ placed
stone” m e t h o d which A rm y
Engineers have been using in
the re p a ir o f Oregon je ttie s the
last few yea rs.
Colonel T a l b o t t called at­
tention to the fact that Jetty-
const ructio n got its start on the
P a c ific Coast at Coos Bay In
1879 when the sunken tra in in g
jetty was b u ilt west from near
F o s s il Point crossing under the
e n t r a n c e g h a n n e l to th e
Charleston sm all boat basin.
T h is tra in in g jetty was b u ilt
by the c r ib method which was
so named because Jetty stones
were loaded into wooden barges
and sunk into place.
“ T h is method had been used
fo r some tim e fo r construction
of the many Jetties ir, the G reat
Lakes re g io n ,” Colonel T a l­
bott observed.
CO Q UILLE RIVER DISCUSSED
“ C o n stru ctio
• t r o t en­
Herbert E. Thage Friday evening at Ophir ere; trance je ttie s got under way
first, Jean Keen and Mrs. Fred
sho rtly a f t e r w a r d s ». 1881»
S tarkw eather s e c o n d . H a ttie
•when w ork on the Coquille R iver
Hogue and Ada Johnston: third .
and Yaqulna Bay je ttie s was
Geneva T ucker and Esther Con­
In itia te d .”
ley.
Although some of today’ s con­
Sunday afternoon. I, C. C. F. stru c tio n pra ctices may appear
Salmon that are stoppodfrorr. H all.B rooxings.unit mas’ erpoint
to be ral
m ig ra tin g up stream in the - in ne n - ere: N-S. first, Nadine
Colonel T a lb o tt stressed, the
P a c ific N orthwest by dams and K a lin a and Georgia Doughter.:
fa ct should not be overlooked
natural ob stru ction s n ay . et a s e c o n d . .Mis. S-. ar.son and M r.
that the tim e-consum ing p ro ­
“ l i f t ” fro m an Inexpensive fish .Maury: th ird . M o o
and Bath­
cedure of qu arryin g and de­
pass device now being develop­ en fo irth,.M n.R . . . ■ M ix.
liv e rin g stone to the jetty sites
ed by the Oregon State U n i­ F. Stark- eat her. t - Y side. fust.
had been ra d ic a lly changed.
v e rs ity E n g i n e e r i n g E xper­
W elch and R e id m ille r second.
He traced Jetty construction
im ent Station.
Mr.S- anson andM cC lo.id; third,
fro m the tim e of ra ilro a d tre s ­
D r. C h a rle s E. Behlke, p ro ­ .Mr. and .Mrs. Dixon; 'o r t h , A'er-
tle s to the present when stone
fesso r o f c iv il enginet-rii , is nice .M a s te r s o n and Adolph
is d e live re d by t r u c k s and
d ire ctin g the OSU research p ro ­ W indma.ser. Next local game
barges. I n s t e a d of pushing
gram .
is S a t u r d a .O c t. 17. 8 p. m . ,
stones ove r the edge of the
The device consists of st«-el O ph ir school.
f i l l and le ttin g the side slope
baffles which can be inserted
of the s tru c tu re take the natural
KNITERS M E E T
into pipe a lo u t 3 feet in diam ­
angle o f repose, today’ s method
Mrs Ray Shaw was hostess
e te r. The ba/.les slo w tiie va--r
c a lls fo r the use of a li f t
at her home Mo." lay .‘or the
to ato ut 5 feet p e r second, B i ,-
crane fo r placing jc-tty m aterial
Ike explained, enabllm the i; ‘. kndting dub with Mrs Tom
at a slope which provides the
to sw im up the pipe throu !i Pttock Mrs L o rrin Forty. Mrs
greatest s ta b ilit
Isakson Mrs Roland Gerhardt
the reduced c u rre n t. The pipe
Colonel T a ltio tt told his audi­
and Mrs DeBorg ail present
can be extended up o r around
ence that the re are now 21
a dam as fa r as needed.
for an enjoyable afterr in
h a rb o r entrance je ttie s in the
P o r t l a n d Engineer D is tric t
w h o s e lengths would t o t a l
26 1/2 m ile s and contain in
excess of 23,000,000 tons of
ro ck and concrete.
“ A t an estim ated average
cost of $4 p e r ton one can
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
see that O i egon coastal Jet­
Second class m a il privile ge s authorized at Port Orford, Ore.
tie s rep rese nt an Investment
of a p p ro xim a te ly« ! ,000,000,”
Louis L. F elsheim .................................. E dito r and Publisher
he added.
Paul L. Peterson ............................................. M anaging Editor
These s t r u c t u r e s va ry in
Post O ffic e Box 5
Port Orford, Oregon
length and mass from the C o l­
um bia R iv e r south Jetty w ith
Subscription
a length of 6.62 m iles and a
In Curry C ounty (per year i: a d v a n c e )........................ $3. X)
mass of 8,650,000 tons to the
O utside C u rry County ....................................................... $3. 50
Chetco R iv e r nor th Jetty which
S in gle C o p y ............ .................... ..................................... 10 Cents
is 800 feet long and contains
Announcem -nt«,, Notices, News and A dvertising
31,272 tons of stone.
M ust be in the O ffice by 5:00 p. m. Tuesday
“ The magnitude of the waves
along the coasts of Oregon and
Washington m a k e Jetty con-
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T a llo t t concluded. “ F u rth e r,”
ASSOCIATI- • •
lie said, “ good jetty stone is
vi ry scarce alon. much of the
N ew D evice
A id s F ish
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Oregon co a s tlin e .”
w in te r s to rm s along th e O re -
gon coast a re a continuing p ro ­
blem fo r the co n tra cto r b u ild -
b
- r e p a irin g je t t ie s , the
Colonel sta ll'd . T h is means that
work must be confined to the
months o f good weather and on
many jobs the stretchout con­
trib u te s to a higher cost of
doing the work.
D airy M anagem ent
Conference Slated
JUSTICE C O U R T
Cases appearing before Jiatice
A il b u r F. N iem ann in Justice
Court since Iasi report were:
lames Herbert Nelson. O ct. S,
YBR. $23; Dale 1 ugenc A’anbib-
her. sAcL S, no operator license
SS: Ronald Dennis Sondennan,
Oct. 9. A’BR. S2O: Leslie Clara
Ringer. Oct. 12. o xe rw id th , MO.
Dc ey G ilk e y .O c l 1.3. exceed
bag lim it . ( trout) $ 2 5 fin e , S4. SO
court cost. >25 suspended. Roy
A la n Thomas. Oct. 13. truck
speeding, MO. b a il lo rie ile d .
All chinches in the Port c i
lord-1 anglois area w ill be host
to a teachers te c e ^ io n Sunday.
O cL IS. 2 p, m . , at the C o m ­
m unity Church, Port O rtord. ' l l
are in v ite d to attend.
The e x p e rie n « e o f c itie s wh., h ha ve been d e p riv e d o l
th e ir n e w sp a p e rs m a n y w e e k- by s trik e s te s tifie s elo­
q u e n tly to the b a sic soundness of th is th e m e
We a re th in k in g not o n ly o f 'he im m e d ia te im p a c t —
the absence o f news o f i j „ . ,,
;in tj de p th th a t o th e r
m ed ia do not a tte m p t, the rh issin g v it a l s ta tis tic s thi
d isa p p e a ra n ce <•( t h o s e b its and Ira g m c n ts of news who li
com ern schools .m d < h ild re ti. h e a lth and safe ty, re c re a ­
tio n an«I a m u se m e n t
Wo a re th in k in g also o f the d e ta ile d sweep of n a tio n ­
a l and in te rn a tio n a l a ffa ir s lh a ’ is sud de nly m is s in g
fro m 'h. -. ws Wo a re th in k in g of the e co n o m ic im p a c t
— the m e a s u ra b le a d v e rs ity w h ich b e fa lls business in a
n e w sp a p e i.. >s c o m m u n ity .
B ut pe rha ps the b ig g e st d iffe re n c e ’ he new spaper
m ake s in people's life is the d iffe re n c e betw een k n o w in g
and not kn o w in g the d ire c tio n and in te n s ity o f those
forces which could, if unchecked, destroy the people's
fre e d o m
The rig h t to kno w , the u n in h ib ite d flo w o f in fo rm a -
tia n in to the pe op le's hom es, tho d a ily s p o tlig h tin g of
these a c tiv itie s and events w h ich co u ld im p e r il the peo­
p le 's rig h ts and lib e rtie s — o f such th in g s is the s tu ff of
fre e d o m m ade
T he f ir s ' ai t of w o uld -be despots e v e ry w h e re is to
seek the d e s tru c tio n o f a fre e press T he ty r a n t know s
o n ly too w e ll tha t
N e w spa pe rs M ake a B ig D iffe re n c e
in P eople's L iv e s " and he a c ts a c c o rd in g ly
We who « J it these new spapers a re c o n s ta n tly a w a re
o f th a t d iffe re n c e and hope, th ro u g h re sp o n sib le p re sen­
ta tio n o f news and op in ion , to m a ke the p u b lic i n c r e a s ­
in g ly a w a re o f it.
C U R R Y GENERAL
HOSPITAL NOTES
Patients at Curry G eneral Hos­
p ita l from 3c l. 6 through O ct. 12
were: from Brookings, Harold
M oore, Leota M is fe ld t, M a ry -
g a i l S m ith, Norm an Coombs.
S he ila Rutland.
G old Beach: M arg ie Lee H o ff­
m an, T h e r e s a Cuerra, John
Brewer,
W edderbum: G lenda Harman.
Greg Boice.
Agnes»: M ark V inekam p.
Port Orford: Bonnie Evert.
Sixes: Jayne Nicholson, Fran­
ces Nicholson.
visitors from montana
Weekend guests o f M r, a n «I
Mrs. V a l I
nie
er« M i . and
B ill Brown, [ r. ingston. M ontana.
M r. Brown and Mrs. T ovnley art-
cousins.
RUM M AGE SALE SLATED
A rummage- sale, sponsored
by the C hristian W omen’ s F e l­
l o w s h i p ol the C om m unity
C hurch, v i l l be held at the C o­
op b u ild in g Oct. 22 and 23. 9
a.m . to 4 p.m . Thursday. 9 a. m.
to 2 p. m . f ’ 'ay.
TO M A K E W O R L D TOUR
Mrs Wanda Volck visited
Ruth Murphy in Gold Beach
during the weekend
Wanda is preparing to leave
on a world tour Oct 20 After
visiting in Eugene and Salt
Lake she w ill join the tour
grouD at Los Angeles and a
highlight of the trip w ill be
an extended visit with her
neicc. Mrs Eloise 'Crowley)
Hummel, in 1-ahone West Pak
is tan who. with her husband
and fam ily have lived there
quite a number of years Mrs
Volck expects to be away six
months or longer.
“ T he lib e r ty o f the press
consists of the rig h t to pub­
lish w ith im p u n ity tru th w ith
good m o tiv e s fo r ju s tifia b le
ends th ro u g h re fle c tin g on
g o ve rn m e n t m a g is tra c y and
in d iv id u a ls ." — A le x a n d e r
H a m ilto n , 1804
I neve: m e t a man I d id n 't lik e .
— W ill Rogers
Turner Auto Parts
FRIENDS V IS IT
Recent guests of Mr. and M is.
Doc Liserm ore v . e r e several
friends.M rs. 1 Isie Gleason, M a d ­
ras. Oregon, Miss Una Ruse. T o r­
onto,Canada,M rs. Norm a Howe.
Grace Felsheim and Mrs. Edmund
G a llie r. a ll of Bandon. M rs.G lea­
s o n and Miss Bust, registered
nurses, operated the old Bandon
hospital yean ago, Mrs. L iv e r­
m ore reported a very pleasant
v is it v.as entoyed hy everyone.
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A $""0,000 -i ant hax I •. n
awarded Oregon State U n iv e r­
s ity ’ s Departm ent of Oceano­
graphy by the U. S. O ffice of
Naval K asvarrh.
P resident Jm a e s 'H . Jensen
said that $37 5,000 w ilt go tc
support research p ro je cts un­
derway on the ocean off O n —
got aad ? i7 ',o 'u srfll be uM d
to help operate OSU’ s research
v e s s e l, A'aqulna, 'lu rin g the
coming year.
Oregon State has received
large research grants annually
from ON’ R since 1939 wtien the
u n ive rsity was chosen as one
of 10 schools in the nation to
t a vast I
of research In waters surround­
ing the United stales.
SYD CHANDLER
If a man em pties lu i purse in to
his h e a d , no one can take it
from him . —Beniam in I ra n klin
Everything comes io him who
hustles w h ile he waits.
— Thomas Edison
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
M O NDAY
Porcupines
Buttered carrots
Apricots
Bread, butter, m ilk
TUESDAY
Barbecue beef on a bun
Green beans
Pineapple cream pudding
M ilk
WEDNESDAY
Wieners in a bun
D ip
Tomatoes
Cheese slices
Peaches
M ilk
THURSDAY
T a m a le pie
Harvard beets
Applesauce
Bread, butter, m ilk
F R ID AY
C ream ed tuna on
mashed potatoes
Spinach
Je llo and bananas
Bread, butter, m ilk
BALLOT
MEASURE
For
A ctive, H onest, R epresentation,
and a V oice for the people
o f Curry County i n State
A ffairs
SYD CHANDLER
ST A T E SENATO R
Chandler fo r Senator Comm 108 Amet .i.an Bldp.
Coo* Biiy, Oregon
NO. 4 IS A BAD BILL
OREGON FISH CO M M ISSIO N
SAYS VOTE NO
GOVERNOR'S NATURAL RESOURCES
COMMITTEE SAYS VOTE NO
T h is is the xtatn agency responsible for ennxer
vafinn of the Colum bia river salmon resource
T h is group opposed Measun I after extensive
hearings Io find oul Hie farts as did the Oregon
Legislative In te rim Committee on W ild Life
U.S. BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
SAYS VOTE NO
OREGON GAME COMM ISSION SAYS
N o increased escapement to the spaw ning
' round. ,s currently iweried to inaun
UNFAIR FISH BILL
P A R IS AND SUPPLIES
>a
rd Ads
A „,
iti I H
tory Colum bia river salmon and steell.ead runs
for the fu tu re
.
FOR AU TO M O TIVE
Pori O rfo rd . Or.
wc.
OSU Gets Grant
For Ocean Study
T h is agency, whic h spent over $6 m illio n for the
enhancement of the f'o liim ln n rive r salmon Iasi
year says No 4 is con tra ry fo the interests of
goorl conservation
YOUR LOCAL
B oiling..
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
SATURDAY«
T his is N .i’ m n .il N e w s p a p ,' week .in Occasion w h e n
s e lf-e x a m in a tio n is in o rd e r m id when the p u b lic m as
p r o p - ily be asked io a p p ra is e the im p a c t o f new spapers
on tile c o m itiu n ily — o r a re a
in w h ic h th e y liv e
H ie th e m e . li««-*»rt fo r th is w e e k is 'N e w sp a p e rs
M a k e a B ig D iffe re n c e in P e o p le s L ive s ' ,m d we hope
tha t w c 'h a P not ho co n sid e re d im m o d e st if we say th a t
it exp te sxcs (or u-. w hat has a lw a ys been a deep c o n v ic ­
tio n
U nited In m arriage rueaday,
O cL 13, by Justice of the Peace
A r t h u r I'. N lem sun, were 1 co
Arthur C ottor, Boiwlon, atwl Jud
ith l.yitn Schults, C o q u ille , in
a douhtc rin g cerem ony. W it­
nesses for the occasion were I d -
war» I and l.irra ln e C ottor, Gold
Beach.
TE.ACHI RS RECEPTION
W ILL BE SUNDAY
SuMSt Garden Club, 1 y.
A Big Difference
DGIUBIE RING RI'I'IS
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