Port Orford news., November 26, 1964, Image 1

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Jackson Si. Work Progresses
PORT
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VoL 7 No. 14
Port Orford,
Curry County, Oregon
Development Corporation
Studies Cannery Offer
III«' I ’ m , O r i o n i C o m m u n ity
HHKAKWATER is KEY
P o ri O rfo rd has t,,.. best
P*>**
»1 on Ihe ro ia t, B Iti ■
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D i ■ "d in ... the b ie a k -
walei and how the dock op­
e i.ill,n , |s conducted. T h is p o rt
could l e the rentei of flailin g
. I I. I I . .
D r V i- 1 o ,i m i>n , Corpoi «Iloti la
'tu d v ln g a p r o p o s a l f i o n i E ld o n
I I ' l l ( I , . , I l l M II ,|,g l o i ' j , tin t)
i .muí-i » i n t i i i-M im
11 n, ,o_
l'in - o f f e r wa» m ade at a | i u l i | | r
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T h u : 'd a y „1 |,|. p
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i '. ib - o ff e i p u b lic ity and mi .
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c a u ,t
'h . fa c t th a t
can i e | ba ck to sea q u ic k e r
fo llo w in g a s to r m Itecaus* of
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In
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Ila le s salii llu- pi r p w «» a
Hiili- m u n ihan look value isil
b " Ilian i i-plai ameni coal. |f<-
iit|..|i*<l io sul>i,,11 an In v e n to ry
- I
s o m e tim e s
th r e e
la» s ahead of b a r-h o u n d fle e ts
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Anolhei
A loi o i o lh e i th in s e n te r
H I" tin cannei » rq icra tlo n that
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a ' lic e n s e s an-l I s i l l d l u r up a
• p ila ille 1.1’ e l, on.- Dial will
q u a lity
lo
t e la li
and
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Im p lic it in the nam e
(bu t
a ll
to o
o fte n
lost
lig h t o f in our p re -o c c u ­
p a tio n w ith the fea$t tim e
a s p e c ts
of
th e
D ay)
T h a n ksg ivin g is a tim e fo r
g iv in g th an ks fo r a ll the
g o o d th ing s we e n jo y . . .
lo the C re a to r fro m w hom
meeting
has
Imen
at tl
c it y h a ll to f u r t h e r d i s .
CUSM the proposition. D etails
I 'lo s p , ‘ c tu s a l e a x p c rts d
to I f w o, ked o u t by th e n , s a id
I lo r d H a le s , p r e.shleni of the
corjM. a tto n .
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M l E T IN G S E T M O N D A Y
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tw o o r
rounds, he pointed out.
a co i , « n a i l on
t l -t n
p i s s i i In lo re d u c i' II s o m e -
n |U l |
a le
Price Ten C e nti
a ll blessings flo w
b e lte r
yo ur
w oy
to
g ra titu d e
a tte n d in g
W hat
e x p re s s
th a n
by
T h a n k s a iv in a
Services in th
s h a re .
'a i d he »(»tild )>e w | ] | .
‘It
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-»orli ou, any p ro -
I t 'U t e
a s m o o th
’»ei In the o p e ra tio n
i ■’’•in e rt is re a e h e d .
‘"•la l I n n e ase
" p - l tllon P the r o „ .
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'l li e s s , Io In c re a s e
î 1«
••nt p i r t i l l e in the
Hl I ' -lit c an ner» m ana e ,
'"d e l son an Id that step-
l-iii p i'» h l. Hoc could .lim osi
i e.| « h i , d ie c o n s t, u n io n
tli.it tt
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T ills W(Xl|,l
llu - p u I to d ip e x t,'H l
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• lie Ta nne ry o p e i a n ,,,
to hai III.
sld
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• I»’« .il, and out-
First Aid Classes
To Start Wednesday
American lied Crctssponsored
t in , ant classes » » ill si an ne xt
Mednesda». December 2, at toe
Coos-Curry C o -op bu ild in g. It
» as annoiuiccd today by C e cile
Paris c e rtifie d luslrucior.
1 o o b ta in a s ta n d a rd l i n t a id
oi
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Parit said 10 1» m
in s tr u c tio n are re q u ire d . \n
a.I» a , ic e ,I c a r d re q u ire s l b hours.
R e v l . v t r a in in g f o r c u r re n t
c a r ,1 h o ld e rs »» ,11 a lso be p ro -
» i d c l , she s a id , " i t h t h e s ta n d -
arc c a r d r e q u ir in g b h e m »nd
th e a d v a n c e d , S hours, to re n a s v .
Lesson b o o ks »» i l l be a v a ila b le
l o r p u rc h a s e at th e m e e t I n g,
w h ic h s la rts a t 7 n, m .
Two Car Crash
Injures One
T h u « ., Nov. 26, 1964
School Speeds
Are Defined
Speed regulations through the
school zone near the p o rt O r ­
ford grade school are apparent­
ly confusin. m o to rists, police
chief Harold Hight said this
week, with most of them be­
lieving the 20 m.p.h. law Is In
effect only when students are
using the crossw alk when the
safety patrol Is on duty.
I his Is not the case, however,
Hight pointed out, re fe rrin g to
O r e g o n Revised S t a t u t e s ,
483.104. T h is section o f the
Oregon law states;
“ Maximum speeds, exceed­
ing which Is prlm a facie e v i­
dence o f violation. Any speed
In excess of the speeds des­
ignated In this section o r under
ORS 483.108 shall be p rlm a
facte evidence of violation o f
ORS 483.102. The speeds desig­
nated in this section are;
Twenty m iles per hour-
(2) When passing a school
Isilldln g, o r the grounds thereof,
o r a school crossing, during
school recess o r while children
are going to o r leaving school
during opening o r closing hours,
if the presence of such b u lld -
’ n8s, grounds o r crossing is
Indicated pla in ly by signs o r
s i g n a l s conform ing to ORS
483.044.’ ’
Hight added that this law
Is not designed to provide a
“ trap fo r m o to rists, but It is
only fo r the protection of our
youngsters and fo r this reason
It w ill be enforced.” The chief
said fu rth e r that It Is a good
Idea to reduce speeds in the
school zone throughout the en­
tire school day because you
never know when a youngster
*111 be leaving the school o r
entering it.
—
^ e,y of ° “ r >'°ungsters
should he everyone’s concern
and come before any feelings
or an “ imposed Inconvenience”
over reduced speeds In the
school zone, he added.
THAT
WAS
TH E
Rr» a d
t h a t
» azac
t
* m
the H. A, M cC arvey home on lackxor Sc
Street grade here X
dropped
now enter« »outh side o f property from l l t h St_ Othe
S A S S
S L S
oiphoto mark former entrance to
^ t * 'Cen l l t h and I2 th -
a lm o ,t v e rtic a l cu t bank. Drive»vay
I ™
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State Maintains ‘No’
On Rest Room Issue
Postmaster Pushes
Plans for Zipping
A tw o -c a r crash lust north o f
>th |i, D n in, and
the Floras Creek bridge at Lang­
rt uo ii Id a ls o be
lo is c a u s e d apparently m in o r
A li t t le plan nin g du rin g t,
injuries to one of the drivers and
)’ r ■
Thanksgiving H o lid ay can he
le ftth e other d riv e r and a p»—-
r i a l and
a v o i d the "C hristm as Rusl
enaer unharmed.
The lo c a l JayCettes have yet
Eivolved was Joyce A. M a r­
t,lu te d o u t th a t
Though S chick was definate in Po«tm aster Baker said today.
to rece ive anything but a "N o "
T h e Port O rford postmast
ino, Portland, d riv in g south in
s h o u ld be
The new 230,000 vo lt Reston- in th e ir drive to get rest rooms r e f u tL z ig the rezx room », he
a fi« » w ill- p la n t
pledged support o f the Parks D e- has s ò m e tip» w h ic h w ill n
a Volks»»agon, and M a u r i c e
F a irv ie w No. 2 transm ission
in
sta
lle
d
in
B
attle
Rock
S
t
a
t
e
id fie . /,
o i a •• ro o m fo r
M i d d e l t o n of M y rtle Point,
p a rtm e nt in w orking on s o m e o n ly put ZIP in to C h r i s t m i
lin e was scheduled fo r ener­
i ark. But the y are not g ivin g up
Idin frozen products and ire ,
other phase of re cre a tio n a l fa c - m a ilin g , but help lo c a l post-
northbound. The accident o -
gization and service Nov. 18
w
ith
o
u
t
a
fig
h
t,
the
y
say,
even
• ' i nl lee-m akb
machined
em ployees m ove the recorc
‘ V t i e s » the area. He said,
1 he A s s o c ia tio n o f C r r g o n
cu ire d at 1 p. m . »vhen the wo­ announced Bob Lee, Bonneville’
i f it means m a r c h i n g on the
’ î l ' ’ Ilici» «»Iloti I, |Ct. (O C o u n tie s c o n c lu d e d a t h r e e -
»\e w ould be m ost pleased to breaking m ou ntain o f m a il th;
man apparently lost c o n tro l on Power A d m in istra tio n Eugene State C a p ito l at Salem .
• Il t
work w ith you in any way in the is expected this Christm as sea
•
day c o n v e n tio n in P o rtla n d la s t
a curve, changed lanes a num ­ D is tric t manager.
T h e i r m ost r e c e n t refusal developm ent of o t h e r recrea­ son.
: it to I «• (nade ip
I r id a y n it h t h e a p p ro v a l o f s e v -
ber of tim es and then »vent in ­
The new 2 9 -m lle lin e , be­
c a m e from the state the same
1 ♦ • t, ,,sî • < ta lit i>t*('.itisr
1. Find last year’ s Christm s
e r a I pro|»osals lo r n e x t y e a r's
t o a com p le te spin. The on ­ ginning four m iles northeast of day as a reso lu tion »vent to the tio n a l f a c ilit ie s . . . and wish to
u t»• i
le g is la t iv e session.
co m in g M id d le to n car changed Reston, O re ., and te rm in a tin g »tate from the c ity c o u n c il. The give you a ll the cooperation we m a ilin g lis t. I f you don’ t fin d i
•»<» .in c lin i li the h a r lo t
CHARM consultant Mrs. Lynn la n e s to avoid a c o llis io n but at a new te rm in a l in the BPA
c an fo r to ta l recre atio nal use o f or d id n 't have one, m ake one uj
T o p p m g th e lis t „ a s a one
c o u n c il's reso lu tion pe tition ed
tile su,,
2. Check to see th a t a ll ad
••I fifth th s e a -
"a s struck »vhen the other car F a irv ie w substation, is part the State o f Oregon to b u ild rest the Port »Drford area. "
c e n t in c re a s e in th e s t a t e gas M cN u tt, Coos Bay, was a fe a ­
'• D ' i i . such fa c iliti,* '.
tured speaker at the recent BPW »vent in to the spin.
JayCettes, though, are s t ill dresses are correct. The phon,
ta x w i t h p ro c e e d s to be a l l o ­
of the A d m in is tra tio n ’s grid to
' D't "f bus,, , s ,
s|KM||(j
tty le ih ow h e ld at the grade
T he c o llis io n threw the M a r­ supply an Increasing demand rooms at B attle Rock State Park w orking fo r the r e s t rooms. A book is usually a good some,
c a te d t o c o u n tie s and c it ie s to r
• th
h P u it o r í o r .l la ta k e n
’ c2 * x ’ 1-
M cN u tt spoke on
in o »»oman out o f her car onto fo r Colum bia R iv e r power in to correct the unsanitary co n d i­
current e f f o r t is the f illin g of fo r lo c a l »duresses.
s tre e t and c o u n ty ro a d C o n s tru c ­
ft t
tio n e xisting there and to create petitions, fo r presentation to the
l e r a , ixe „ i t h e
I he Real You, " and dem on­ the pavem ent, causing several the southwestern Oregon area
'Yherever P°o i ble,add th i
t io n and m a in te n a n c e .
1 ir k .. t)
a p a r k th a t the people o f Port
strated the proper use o f icivelry head lacerations. She was taken It w ill serve the C e ntral L in ­
A m o n g o th e rs »sere, a r e -
governor, asking fo r rest room »-IP co d e to the addresses on the
lent
Orford, the State o f Oregon and ta c ilitie s . Residents are urged l i i t Because ZIP Codes speec
'
to ........nil, ,,
and
accessories
in
re
la
tio
n
to
tlie
to Southern Coos General Hos­ coln Peoples' U tility d is tric t
yision o f s ta tu to ry Ic e s c h a rg e d
the m any o t h e r people o f the to add t h e i r signatures to the
It».
basic costume.
p ita l in Bandon by Port Orford Douglas E le c tric Cooperative
yo u r m a il, always in clu d e the
l o r c o u rt and c l e r k s e r v i c e i;
United States can use and en­
petitions so t h e y can be pre­ cod eforyo m - area in return ad­
P a cific Power and Ligh t Co.,
c o m m u n ity Am bulance.
» - h a n g in g the present county
jo
y
w
ith
o
u
t
being
exposed
to
a
fh e s h e rifP s o ffic e s a id M id d - C ty o f Bandon, and C oos-C urry
sented a t the earliest possible dresses. This is the best way to
s c h o o l le v y fro m a p e rm w i v e to
ALLOW T IM E FOR
health hazard.
date. T hey are located in sev­ i n f o r m friends, re la tive s and
leton and « passenger, Jim C h it- E le c tric Cooperative.
a m a n d a to r y b a s i s , in c r e a s in g
THANKSCIV1NC T R IP
T h e la te st refusal o f the re­ eral lo c a l bisinesses.
business associates o f the code
th e s ta te 's sha re o f c o m m u n it y
tic k , C o q u ille , »»ere uniniured.
T h is new lin e crosses some
of the roughest te rra in tn this quest wa» fro m Harold Schick,
num ber fo r your area,
More a n d more people are
m e n ta l h e a lth c l i n i c f in a n c in g
State Parks Superintendent. He
4. D e te rm ine your lis t o f g ift
po rtion o f the BPA service
i r o n , 50 to 7 5 p e r c e n t ; e a r ­
tra v e lin g considerable distances JAPAN IS THEME
to ld the Jay< ettes th a t the Parks
m a r k in g th e c o u n tie s ' s h a re o l
purehases w h ich must be m a ile d ,
a r ! a' ,.The steep 8ra <les and
to eat th e ir Thanksgiving d in ­ OF SORORITY MEET
s
t
i
l
l
has
no
new
Such plan nin g a llo y« you to shot
wet clim ate com plicates high
c e r t a in liq u o r re v e n u e s to o f f ­
ner w ith relative s or at a resort
evidence to in d ic a te th a t Battle
A regular m e e tin g of the A l- voltage transm ission lin e con­
» o r l h C urry It e c r c a t i o n set c o u n t y » » e lfa re costs, and P ortO rtonl Police C h ie f Harold
e a rly when selections are great-
Rock
State
Park
should
have
rest
Ik 'u d o l Directors met \o v e in - p e r m it t in g c r e a tio n o f c o u n ty H ight reported today. He said p h aM u C ha pter of D e lta Kappa s tru ctio n , yet the con tra ctor
est a n d you can stock up on
r o o m fa c ilitie s , and t h a t the
r i ” .t 8,00 p.
.a th,- heme
m a ilin g m a te ria ls in advance.
p a rk and r e c r e a tio n d i s t r i c t s
na tion al and regional magazines Gam m a wa* held in Brookings was able to fin ish on schedule
»’ • M rs . < I ire nee B ra z il. \ b i l l
departm ent was not planning to
Voltage conditions and r e li­
Be sure to purchase enoughm a-
have been stressing such trips as Friday evening, N ovem ber 20.’
across c o u n ty lin e s .
Last
minute
changes
were
I ro m < I’ l u n ib i. i I le c tr o u ic s lo r
construct the m . S chick also said
I ashionable” and have been o f- Misses Lou Ella K urle and Betty a b ility o f service w ill be Im ­
made at the reg ular meeting te r ia l so t h a t parcels »»HU be
s 7 4 l. I , is v o te d lo b e p a id in
he had no know ledge o f any dis-
f c r i n g tips on how to enjoy W aite w e r e hostesses fo r the proved with the energ izatio r
of P o rt O rfo rd Post 76, the packed securely.
lu ll.
ciission
b
e
t
w
e
e
n
Sen.
D
i
c
k
o
f
th
is
new
link.
The postmaster emphasized
Thanksgiving away from home. m ee ting at th e ir home, w ith Mrs.
Am erican Legion, when an in ­
Chapman and P. M . Stephenson
C a rl Arndt, C o lu m b ia lle c -
I he p o lice departm ent also H ild a Cooper a « ¡sting.
vitation was received fro m the th a t p o orly wrapped and loosely
NO SCHOOL T O D A Y
concerning
the
rest
rooms.
iro n ie s Engoiecr, inform ed the
F o llo w in g desert and the bus­
has a tip o il ho w to en ioy Thastks-
Gold Beach Post No. 131 fo r packed cartons are the m a jo r
AND TOMORROW
b o a rd i It.,t m o re v. ork and net»
Rivm g," the c h ie f said. "D o n 't iness m eeting, "Japan, A Nation
a ll veterans to attend th e ir cause o f pa rcel post damage.
D
ia
tn
c
t
2CJ
»tudents
w
ill
not
p u ts ire r t i I I n e e d e d ,o im p r o v e
try to crowd a weekend tr ip in to of I ra d itio n and W esternization" be required to attend classes
m e e t in g to hear speakers, He also suggested that the ad­
L c g a I q u e s tio n s c o n c e r n in g
was the subject fo r the program
1
» le 't.ti on both it msl.itors.
one
day
.
Don’
t
tra
v
e
l
so
fa
r
that
'
/ T l 16 A- M cC arthy, manager dresses be w ritte n on o n ly one
T
hun
da
y
(tcxlay)
or
Friday
of
th e i
p | i e d c o n s e n t p ro |» a t.il
I lie B oard at (Ids tu n e is s till
presented by M n .D o ris Timeus,
you
»»ill
have
to
hurry
to
get
of
the S ervice D ivision of O re ­ side o f the e xte rio r "T apping
this
week
due
to
the
T
hanksgiv­
not satisfied « , ,
t ,K. p ic tlirc " li i c h h .u been luulcr s tu d y b y there and hurry to get home, " a tea cherfrom Cold Beach Union
and th a t a d u p lica te address be
gon’s
Departm ent of Veterans
ing holiday.
'b e High»».,» In le r in iC o n , , , , itte e
b e in g b ro a d c a s t, b u t fu n d s are
in clu d e d inside the carton, in
c h ie f Hight said. "A lio » , plenty HighS chool. Her ta lk was high-
a ffa irs , Salem , and G erald S.
c
a
use
,11
he
c
o
m
in
i
t
t
c
e
t
o
«n
dorse
lig
h
te
d
w
ith
colored
slides.
M
n
.
not a va ila b le lo r I u r I It e r im -
o f tim e lo r your trip , " he ad-
C O M M U N IT Y C A L E N D A R
Kelsey, O regon Department of case the outer covering is not
'b e le g is la tio n in p rin c ip le only.
provement.
secure and comes off.
v is e d , "so y ou »von't have to Tim eus a ls o presented a g ift
\ eterans a ffa irs , claim s rep­
TUESDAY
T h e c o m m it t e e d e c id e d o ii
Dale Bartlett, IJoy d B ates and
Baker said th a t the Post O ffic e
d riv e when tire d from a ll the ' r o n l Japan to each m em ber Rotary Club, 12:10 p .m .
resentative,
before
the
P
o
rt­
th is a c t i o n at a la te O c to b e r
Kudy S a m m lio w e re a p p o in te d
I he gilts were sent to Mis. T im -
D e partm ent in Washington is
fe s tiv itie s or overstuffed w ith
land Regional o ffice of the V et­
p.
W
,,
7:00
p.
m
.
Entrance requirem ents in se v­
cus by her m o t h e r who is in
lo nom inate members l o r the i i ’ c c 11 „ g be c a u s e o f ,» h a t it turkey and trim m in g s. "
p re d ic tin g th a t a record seven
WEDNESDAY
erai o f the state systems in s titu ­ erans A d m in istra tio n .
elee tioi) to the Hoard ol D ire c- te r m e d d e fic ie n c ie s in th e b i l l
1 o«yo, Japan
b illio n pieces of m a il »»ill m ove
Lions
Club,
7:30
.m
.
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" i l h r e la t io n to c o n s t it u t io n a l
A fte r a reading of the new tlv o u g h the postal system during
tors in 19b5.
tions w i l l be higher next fa ll.
re q u ire m e n ts , e s p e c ia lly tho se
The revised entrance .requ ire­
pension law recently passed, the peak rush just before C h rist­
N e u m e m b e r lo r N o v e m b e r -
I m p o s e d by th e due process
M r. C e c il Buslt.
ments fo r the f a ll c f 1965 are as with explanations o f a ll of its mas.
follow s;
c la u s e a n d th e e q u a l p r o te c tio n
various effects on veterans’
"T h e coo pe ration of a ll m a il­
Th,. s lr k person who has the
c la u s e .
A t Oregon State, U niversity pensions and th e ir widows and
under
ers is v it a lf o r usto d e liv e r each
a b ility to pay his hospital b m
who
is
able
to
pay.
childre
n,
plus
a
question
and
Q u e s t i o n s had b e e n ra is e d
o f Oregon, Portland State a n d
gram
h o lid a y card, le tte r and pack­
Is also "fo o tin g at least part
“ The basic cure Is that we Oregon C o lle g e o f Education:
a b o u t th e h i l l 's p ro v is io n th a t
answer session, they awarded
During a 12-month period
a g e before Christm as Day. A
of
the
b
i
l
l
”
lo
r
Indigents
I,e-
re
-e
sta
b
lish
the
total
cost
o
f
i m p lie d c o n te s tin g , h u t t h a t
h *.8 h ?sch° o l graduates Casper E. Seger, fo rm e r C u rry
ending In May, 1964, Oregon’ s
h ttle p la n n in g w iU m ake the
rause O regon’s public welfare
rendering these services to in -
»» hen a person »»as d e a d o r u n ­
v» « L X be a d m itte d if they have County veteran service o ffic e r
hospitals
b
ille
d
the
w
elfare
de­
v hristm as rush less h e c tic fo r
Hinds are not adequate, James
and s p r‘‘ad » among
b e ^ i graduated from a standard a special cita tio n fo r his fa ith -
c o n s c io u s he w o u ld he d e e m e d
everyone, " he said.
A p o s '- T h a n k s g iv in g "h a y -
G .Swindells told the annual partm ent fo r $3,934,972,basing a ll the c i t i z e n s , ” Swindells
to h a v e g iv e n Ins c o n s e n t to a
lu
l
and
dedicated
service
fo
r
,
and
havc>
(
a)
F°c
the
s e e d " d a m e » » ill be a b e n e fit
fa ll conference of the Oregon theii charges on the per diem said, adding that;
c h e m ic a l te st o f th e b lo o d .
1965 ( « ii t e r m ’o n ly , a 2. 25 18 years to veterans of C u rry
lo r ( lie c o m m u n ity c e n t e r , it
Health eonncl1 last Moilday. f o r m u l a , Swindells reported
The h i l l u n d e r s t u d y d .'irln g
County.
7
grade p o in t average or above.
T
h
e
y
were
paid
$2,375,846,
“
If
we
are
to
operate
our
S w in d e ll', Portland attorney
»»as a n n o u n c e d to d a y . The a f ­
th e p a s t l j y e a rs » » ill be s u b ­
For the w in te r and spring term ,
leavinp
an
unpaid
balance
of
hospitals
on
a
sound
financial
The
Gold
Beach
Veterans
of
f a i r » » ill be h e ld F rid a y n ig h t,
and executive secre ta ry of the
m it t e d as an e x h i b i t » v itl, a
$ 1 1 2 6 .
grade P °in t average, or Foreign W ars awarded Seger
basis and without im posing un­ z t c .
Oregon anglers are remind,
N o v e m b e r 2 7 , fro m 9 p. m to
O r e g o n Association o f Hos­
c o m n, i t t e e re c o m m e n d a tio n
He pointed out that pa yroll
due burden on those sick who (b) A com bined score of 887 for a plaque also. He «as given a by the game com m ission th
1 a. in . a t th e B a ttle R o c k Ky n ,
p
ita
ls
,
stated
that
hospitals
arc
th a t i t b e g iv e n f u r th e r stud y 1«
makes up 70% of the average
the angling regulations set 1
are able to pay, our le g isla ­ the f a ll term on the colleg e en­ thunderous ro a r of applause and
M u s ic » » ill be b y T h e B re a k ­
reim bursed only 61% of th e ir
th e re g u la r session » » ith th e a im
hospital’s costs, and asked-
the com m ission ers on Nov. 1
tu re must appropriate s u ffic ­ trance e x a m in a tio n t e s t . 880 a standing salute from a ll in
ers, a lo c a l c o m b o . The d a n c e
per
diem
costs
fo
r
the
ra
re
o f c o r r e c tin g d e fic ie n c ie s .
pomts fo r w in te r and spring, or attendance.
“ Where are hospitals sup­
ient funds to pay the en tire
are fo r 1965. Apparently son
o f patients under O regon’s pub­
I '»o o f th e t h r e e p ro p o sa ls
posed to obtain the d o lla rs nec­
o f it ” l C° St and nOt
6° r‘ (c) A m in im u m grade point a-
persons have trie d applying t l
io ission is $1 per penen.
lic
assistance
program
.
s u b m itte d by th e O re g o n T r a ffic
V
e
t
e
r
a
n
s
from
a
ll
organ­
ver a g e o f2 .0 0 o n 12 tenn hours
new ru le s too soon ar.d ha»
"T hese per diem costs.” he essary to overcom e the defic­
S a le ty C o m m is sion h a ve no»» r e ­
o f co lle g e l e v e l work ór on 9 izations were in attendance,
come to g r ie f with the gam
explained, " a r e b a s e d 0„ a iency caused by the welfare
One of O regon’s m ajor p ro - term hours on a regular c o lle ­
c e iv e d e n d o rs e m e n t " i n p r i n c i ­
s o m e fro m as far north as
la w enforcem ent o ffic e rs c
form ula o rig in a lly developed In departm ent’s Inadequate pay­
blem s is that the state doesn’t
WEATHER REPORT
p le " b y th e c o m m itte e ,'. P e rio ­
Langlois, and south to Crescent
giate sum m er session
ments’’ if (s Im possible fo ob­
the Oregon State Police.
cooperation with the u S gov­
hâve a highly developed county
d ic m o to r v e h ic le in s p e c tio n is
C
ity,
C
a
lif.
Southern O r e g o n College,
tain skille d Or un skilled w ork­
Date
Some o f the new rie s in­
M ax M in
Kain th e o th e r m e a s u re t o be a p p ro v e d ernm ent fo r b i l l i n g federal
h° sPHal system , he reported, E ^ . O ^ g o n C o l l e g e L d
ers at 40% less than the pre-
clude the three salmon ba,
Nov. 17
The Gold Beach Am erican
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51
agencies fo r services ren de r-
explaining that Oregon has only
. 00 o n th is basis.
va‘ l ‘ tR scale. T here are also
* 7 - O r e g o n high-school Legion a u x ilia ry served pump­
Nov. 18
lim it in tid a l waters and th,
54
49
. 00
t> o r 7 county-owned hospitals
The com m ission’ s proposal to
graduates »vili be accepted dur­
Nov. 19
kin pie and coffee to the some
opening of several lakes t<
55
T h ls means he said, that the other item s of expense con-
51
w hile Washington has over 35
. (X) establish m axim um speed li m ­
tra d e d by the hospitals In the
in g any re g u la r term if thev have 100 people present.
Nov. 20
55
ye a r-a ro u n d angling. Synopses
35
and C a lifo rn ia has more than been
. (X) its in addition to the basic rule 61% being paid no»v fo r w e l-
graduated from a standard
course of norm al operation.”
Nov. 21
of these new rules should b<
54
49
. 05 » » ill be subm itted to the 1965 «are patients is actually 39^;
*25. such hospitals no rm ally
It
w
ill
be
necessary
fo
r
the
The ob v l o u s answer, he
high school w ith a grade point
Nov. 22
available to a ll license agencies
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52
shy of meeting the hospitals’
î ? ?’’ ,Care fOr ,he IhdiRents,
. 47 »ess io n as a Hightvay In te rim
A
u
x
ilia
ry
o
f
Post
76
to
have
a
stated Is that th is deficiency
average o f not less than 2. 00,
Nov. 23
before the effective date ol
55
S3
actual expenses Incurred In
and the taxpayers— not just the
.0 6 C o m m itte e b ilL
special m eeting p rio r to the
In welfare payments is re fle c t-
o r m e e t the a lte rn a tive adm is­
Jan. 1 according to the com ­
the care of patients who are
b
ill
Wh°
Ca”
pay-
’
share
the
H
n
^
a
r
*n
Dec(,niber
to
make
«1 In the b in of the patient
sion requirem ents described in
m ission. So . . . you’ re s t ill
f i r a rra n goments fo r the a f-
the respective co lle g e catalogs.
in the 1964 regulation booklet
u n til the f ir s t of the new year.
One Cent Cas
Tax Proposed
New Power Line
To Serve Co-op
TV R epair
Bill Paid
Veterans Honor
Service Officer
Implied Consent
Proposal Halted
New College
Requirements
Are Announced
Welfare Funds Boi Adequate For Hospitalizalion
Hayseed Dance
To Be Benefit
Noi Yet Effective
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