Port Orford news., May 13, 1965, Page 5, Image 5

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★ FOR SALK
★ FOR RENT
SIX man rubber boat, Ilka naw, UNFURNISHED house w ith fire -
$25,Carl P latt,l anglois, phone
p la c e , and gas te a t, large
255.
________ 5 -l3 -3 tp
rooms. C a ll ID 2-2302.
4 -1 5 -tf
DENMARK Service Station, by
owner,
5 -1 3 -tf UNFURNISHED t w o bedroom
house w ith fireplace, freshly
TWO us«d bicycles, one g irl's
painted. C a ll ED 2-4530.
and one boy's.C all BD 2-3433.
5 -1 3 -tf
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S -l3 -2 tp
PORTABLE l i v i n g m achine,
good condition, $15. See at
611 I'lth S t o r c a ll ID 2-4142.
__________________ S 1 3 -ltp
17* C abin boat, two motors and
tra ile r, good condition. Heil
ca ih offer. W lu te 'i Karin, Elk
R iver road,or c a ll I I , 2-2380.
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CERT'S a gay g irt- re a d ) for a
w h irl after cle a n in g carpvta
w ith IIIue I nitre. Rant ele ctric
iham pooer $1. Western Auto.
___________________ 5-1 3-ltc
SMALL tra ile r. C a ll ID 2-2425,
La ketnle 11.n ie r C o u rt
itp
THREE room g a r a g e houfr.
Comfortable and n n iu ro ith id
i l l . 00. I’lion. ID > . ’231.
I -7-11
T W O ROOM furnished single
apartment. O n e |>erson. $38
l«cr m ill, including iit lllt le t ,
I D 2-2231.
3 -2 5 -tf
1 WO bedroom apartmv it, u t il­
ities furnished, $100 |>er m ill.
C a ll ID 2-2521. See Chuck
at M cK a y's,________ 2-11 -u
1964 JEEP motor, 6, 000 rn five,
i .<l111 ■ I• ti . », I
I •lS,i I I. . , ★ FOR SALI OR RENT
m otor and itlc k th lft tram
m i n i o n , 305 It, m . S I25 T W O bedroom house, 14, 500.
brownie tra m m iu io n . «mail
S m all down payment w i t h
3 -speed w ith th ift and front
terms. Phone ID 2-2855.
linkage, For pickup or >mall
5 -6 - tf
truck, $75. C II CH 7-4108
5-6-2tc
CARD OF THANKS
QUICK R E E LS . $19.95. U ie
e li' rrlg h to r le ft hand, l i c i t ­
eti! .Auto.
4 -1 5 -Ü
12 New llim |> th irc Item — laying.
Sl.SOcach. I B. K oita, ID 2-
3574.
4 2 2 -tf
L .W N BOY mower», tille r* hi
, h oc k^ll'a m m lu te , 4 - 15 - if
lO c m uch furniture, E trie
w a ite r and dryer, butane range
and water heater, a ll guaran­
teed and In good working o r­
der. bedite id. box springs and
mattress, No Fridhy night or
Saturday calls. taJ 2-2760.
4 -2 9 -4 tp
III
.cCords, hl modern JOtuid,
compat.i d e -p la yt, i l c t e o -
pla)», lu -U . 39 cents e a c h ,
lle tte m . ito.
1 - lS - lf
S P IlD Queen washer $35. Mrs
le it ii Wt tch. c a ll Langlois
S4C
5 -6 -3tC
TWO wheel tra ile r, good '.ires.
$25. P lw v ID 2-3455.
5 -6 -0
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The way* and means c o m m it­
tee of tte BPW club w ith to e x ­
press their appreciation for the
lo y a l support given the recent
"C o u n try Store" by the c it liens
of Port Orford. Fven though this
event was given on short notice
It was w e ll attended. T te club
was a b lc to c le a r the $100 nec­
essary for th e ir aiumal scholar­
ship award to be given a local
h ig h school g irl whose name
w ill be given at a la te r date.
Thanks again Port Oriord.
Port Orford Business and
Professional Women's Club
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R KAI? ESTATE
W E SLE Y D, SPE N C E R
REALTOR SINCE 1946
60 by 200 fodt bus. lo t next to
Pitch's ’bdveni, close to fish
dock, post o ffice and bank.
$40Ud. (X) for quick sale.
A * Old Ranch Home, garage,
nam and fru it trees, on 20 ac­
res. $12, 000. 00 terms.
3 bedroom home on bus, com er
lot, on 101 and Is 100 by 153,
a real bargain at $ (XXX). 00
cask
Four Acres plus, w ith tw o-room
cabin,chicken coup, good wa -
ter, $2500, 00 terms.
lovely three bedioom liome w ith
(iieplaC i a n d a ll needed space
Well placed anti b u ilt, on 2
lire-, plus, priced at $13,000.
w ith good down payment,
Mrs, I , C. Hansote
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★ pkrsonal "
Coos-Curry Electric
ZEN IT ! i hearing aids, batteries,
act essorics and appointments
P.O .D rugstore E D 2-3281. tf
ALL-ELECTRIC RESIDENTSL
R-\TE
MW*nAMMAA«<AMARAAS*MMM«MI
BANDON BOOKKEEPING S e r ­
vice --C o m p le te income lax
service, bookkeeping and pa)
ro ll Thom a» M McGinty Ro*
625, Bandon O ffice phone FI
7 5421 j h o m e phone FI 7-
5703 Across t k street from
¡h? th -n tre .
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SUNDAY
8:00 Lamp Unto M y Feet
8:30 Look Up and Live
9:00 Oral Roberts
9:30 Face the N ation
10:00 Baseball Game
12:30 R oller Derby
1:30 Bowling
2:30 This is the Life
3:00 The Answer
3-30 The Big Picture
4:00 Peter Pot am us
4:30 Annie Oakley
5:00 Zooram a
5:30 Am ateur Hour
0:00 T w e n tie th Century
6:30 Science in A ctio n
7:00 Lassie
7:30 M y Favorite M artian
8:00 Ed S ullivan
9:00 M ovie
1 1:00 CBS News
11:15 Weather
PARTS for sm all motors are
available a tD a ve 's Radio and
T V . Short blocks, rings and
other misc. parts far Ifriggs C
Stratton, C lin to n and Tech-
u-nseh. C om plete stock. Ban­
don FI 7-536?.
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★ MISCELLANEOUS
S I N C I R
Service, sales and accessories.
P h o n e Port Cleaner». ID 2-
3165,
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«M W W W W W W W M M M A A M A A M *
'•AWS F lir D : A ll txpes f i l e d
quickly on our piecision l ote)
w itom aiic f i l e t Y im saw»
w ill cut faster, cleaner, trim
Old saw* retoothed. Tred Sav­
a g e . No. 17 Ham let. FD 2
2833
If
foil voi r P K n n c c n o n
STOKES
IN N lT tA M 'E AGKNCT
Phone C Herrjr 7-4511
(■old Heath, Oregon
M rtM M M M M M M M M M W M M M M l
MONDAY
J Block on Jeffenoi St. 100 x
300. O c c j i i and Lake view'.
$1000. 00 cask
20 acres adieu ng P acifu High
School w ilh boil ft. on Hgxvs . 101.
$7500. 00
Large leu O' the protected side
o f La beshore D rive. 1-35 feet of
»lake f r o n t a g e w i t h ocean.
sSOOO. 00.
30 i 100 toot business lo t over­
looking tlw dock area SD'SO.OO
I '0 0 'q u a rt feet oi liv in g space
w ith P lN Q IllM I C VII W o r
CITS AND OCEAN, 2 '«edrooms
w ith room for 2 more or large
fa m ily room. Redwood exterior
and tliro 'ig h o tii tt e i n t e r i o r .
W ell located close to shopping
$'. ’>500, 00 w ith terms,
1 or Business opj» we have tra ile r
courts, motels and large tracts
for subdivision.
7,44 acres south of town. Over­
looking Hubbards creek beach
audocea i. 350 feel on Highway
101 a nd 200 feet on old highway.
Priced at o n l) $n500.
2 bedroom liome m e lt). 1 block
o ff highway. $1000. 00 down on
to ta l price o i $4500. 00.
Building sites of all kinds,
A nice 2 bdr. home, Fireplace
and garbage disposal. Located
on large lot in I he Denmark area.
211.1 W. 6th Si , Port Oriord
JOHN W. " R ID " M c WILLI AMS
Manager
I Dgewood 2-2907
—... . . . . . - f — : i i l l U i n n
SI I’ , 1C T IN K PUMPING. Io
est rates in Port Orfoid n g aid­
less Gold Beach S.u iU .ition.
C a ll CH 7-4020 c o lle c t.
Il
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W ID D IN G ring. Owner m a y
cla tm by id e n tify in g and pay­
ing fo r ad.
5 -1 3 -tf
stu»
How High Is
Your Community
Credit Reputation?
W l ALL like to be admired
looked up to.
.S TOUR w o r d t t paytag
yoor bllla one to bo proud
of?
IT NOT.
TODAY'S TUB DAT
TO TATI
Let’s «tart building a good
credit record today, ao you
can charge tomorrow.
CREDIT BUREAU
or
O O Q O IL U
Serving the
Bandon - North Curry Area
OOQUILLS. OUOOM
Today Show
Capt. Kangaroo
CBS New*
I lo ve Lucy
Andy of Mayberry
Jack LaLanne Show
Love of I Hr
CBS News
Search for Tomorrow
The Guiding Light
Let's Make A Deal
NBC News
As the World Turns
Password
House party
To T e ll the Truth
CBS News
The Edge of Night
Secret Storm
Price is Right
Trailm aster
Cartoons
Assignment News
C ronkite News
NOW A NEW LOW
★ PROFESSIONAL
★
UP HUBRXRDS CRFTK. 12.5
acre« w ith liva b le home anduev
starter h o u s e . Fenced pasture
w ith beautiful year-round creek.
Priced at $8500. 00
7:00
8:00
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:25
11:30
11:45
12:00
12:25
12:30
1.00
1:30
2:00
2:25
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
5:00
6:00
6:30
SA TURDAY
8:00 M ister Mayor
—2 Blocks West of M cKays—
9:00 The A lv in Show
Plionu (Dgewood 2-2231
9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo
- 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw
10:30 CBS News
11:00 CBS Bowling
12:00 CBS Tennis
1:00 Western M ovie
2:00 1 (xjve Lucy
2:30 M ighty Mouse
3:00 Wrestling
4:00 Sky K ing
4:30 M y Friend Flicka
5:00 Dan Smoot Report
5:15 Dean Manion Forum
5:30 Shindig
6:30 M y Three Sons
7:00 Password
7:30 Jackie Cleason
8:30 G illig a n 's island
9;00 Secret Agent
10:00 Cunsmoke
11:00 M o t ie
LADIES, doe* o u rd a T routine
leave • on lit tle or no tim e for
care of o u r hair? \ properl)
fitte d a id in d ivid u a lly its led
w ig w ill make vour life to
m uch c a lle r and enjoyable. Dr C.G Stem. C hiropratic Pin
H oliday House Pons V illa g e .
siciau Physiotherapy Hours
North Bend, Orc.
5-1 3 -2 U
(Tuesday ihiough Saturday)
9a ni. to 5-30 p. m The 11 in
Bldg
G o ld Beach. CH 7-
6051,______
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REAL ESTATE
D .F , DEVOE, REALTOR
D AYTIM E
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
WESLEY D. SPLNCER
R ealtor
N O T IC E
I II I IO PARINTSi \ „ y
isnaitlhorizcd tuvenile or per­
son caught s lo o tin g , i firearm
srvnswt-.cr to endanger tte
f i i i or properly ui the upper
ulk River area on or near tlie
property of D eW itt Barclay,
w i ll be punished to die fu ll
extent of the law.
-CHANNEL 3
KIEM TV ‘
t o 2-2361
7:00 True Adventure
7:30 To T e ll the Truth
8:00 I'v e Got A Secret
8:30 Andy G riffith
9:00 M elina M ercouri's
10i00 Ben Casey
11:00 Late New*
11:15 T onight Show
TUESDAY
7:00 Marshal D illo n
7:30 Qambat
8:30 Red Skelton
9:30 P etticoat Junction
10:00 The Doctors b Nurses
11:00 Late News
11:15 T onight Show
WEDNESDAY
7:00 Survival
7:30 M ister Ed
8:00 My- L iv in g D oll
8:30 Beverly H illb illie s
9:00 D ic k Van Dy ke
9:30 Wendy aud Me
10:00 Danny Kaye Sbovv
11:00 Late News
11:15 Tonight Show
THURSDAY
7:00 Trackdown
7:30 The Ministers
8:00 Perry Mason
9:00 The Detectives
10:00 The Defenders
11:00 Late News
11: IS Tonight Show
FRIDAY
7:00 Men In Crisis
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 M cH ale's Navy
9:00 Bewitched
9:30 Comer Pyle
10:00 S lattery's People
11:00 Late News
11:15 T o n ig h t Show
M otor Cop ( catching up w ith
speeder and la d y passenger)--
Say. what do you mean by d riv ­
ing at 80?
Mot or i si—Good It r a v e n s ! I
thought y on were I lie lady 's hus­
band.
From a p e titio n in a damage
suit by a lady whose bathtub is
located in the kitchen:
"T h a t u p o n emerging from
tub p la in tiff stepped on soap and
was thus com pelled to sit upon
the range. That, although, site
a ro s e therefrom w ith a ll d i li ­
gence (she w o u ld !) she discov­
ered she liad been branded H-47.
CHANNEL 6
KVIQTV
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
8:30 Count Marco
9:00 Make Room for Daddy
9:30 Wfhat's This Song
9:55 News
10:00 Concentration
10:30 Jeopardy
1 1:00 Say When
11:30 Truth or Consequences
11:55 Newsday Re|>ort
12:00 Donna Reed
12:30 F atter Knows Best
i:0 0 I k l l o Pi-a pickers
1:30 Another World
2:00 You D o n 't Say
2:30 Day in Court
2:54 News
3:00 General Hospital
3:30 Movie
4:30 M ovie
6:00 H untley-B rinkley New*
6:30 New »nest
SATURDAY
8:30 Hector Heathcote
9:00 Underdog
9:30 I Ife tu ll XL 5
10:00 Dennis 'he Menace
10:30 Fury
11:00 Exploring
12:00 Shenanigans
12:30 Porky Pig
1:00 Am erican Bandstand
2:00 Rig Tlirce G olf
3:00 TDR
3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour
S:00 Wide World ot Sports
6:30 Wagon T ia in
7:30 Tlipper
8:00 Kentucky Jones
8:30 Lawrence W ilk
9:30 Hollywood Palace
10*.30 Wyatt la rp
11:00 New»
11:15 Movie
SUNDAY
9:30 Herald ot Truth
10:00 Light Tim e
10:1 5 Soclal Security
1030 Beany C C e cil
11:00 B ullw inl.il-
11:30 Directions 65
12:00 NBC Sports
1:00 Asia Today
1:30 Join nv Quest
2:00 NBA Basketball
4:00 W orld o f C o ll
5:00 W ild Kingdom
5:30 College Bowl
6:00 Sports Speci.T
6:30 Pro)lies in Courage
7:30 W alt Disney
8:30 Branded
9.00 Bonanza
10:00 The Rogues
MONDAY
7:00 One Step Beyond
7:30 Voyage to Bottom of Sea
S:30 No T im e for Sergeants
9:00 Andy W illiam s
10:00 A llred H ilclico ck
t 1:00 News
11:10 Peter Gunn
T U I SDAY
_:00 Peyton Place
7:30 Mr. Novak
8-30 Hullabaloo
9:30 Tycoon
10 00 The Fugitive
11:00 New*
11 .10 Peier Gunn
W1DNLSDAY
7:00 Death V a lle y Days
7:30 The V irginian
9:00 Candid Camera
9:30 Sports
11:00 News
1 I t 10 M ovie
THURSDAY
7:00 Peylor Place
7:30 D aniel Boone
8:30 Dt. K ildare
9:30 Hazel
10:00 Jimmy Dean
11:00 New*
11:10 M ovie
FRIDAY
7-00 Studio 6
8:30 Bob Hope
9:30 lack Benny
10:00 12 O 'clo ck High
11:00 News
11: lu M ovie
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ASSEMBLY OF COD CHURCH
Washington 8 10th St.
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
M orning Worship
11:00 a. m.
Evangelistic Service 7:00 P- m.
Wednesday Night
Service
7:00 P« m.
Rev. Ellis Warner, Pastor
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Priesthood, Sunday 9:00 a. m.
Stuiday School
10:30 a. rn.
Sacrament, Sunday 6:00 P- m.
Primary, Tuesday
4:00 P- m.
7:00 ? m.
M , L A. Wednesday
R e lie f S o c., Tues. 10:00 a. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass
9:30 a .m .
'.ith e r -Vian Kennedy. Priest
C OM M UNITY CHURCH
20th and Jackson
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
M orning Worship
11:00 a. m.
Evening Service
7:30 p. m.
M idweek Service
8:00 p .m .
(Wednesday)
Rev. Jamie France, Pastor
S I'. CHRISTOPHER'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Services held in new church)
Sunday 11:00 a. m . Matins, the
H o ly E lie h a r i st and Church
SchooL
The Rev. Fr. I. Wayne, Bond,
Vicar
JEHOVAH'S WITNESS
Sunday Service
4:00 p. m.
Wed, Bible Study
8:00 p. m.
Triday,
Theocratic M inistry
School
7:30 p. m.
Friday Service
M eeting
8:30 p .m .
PENTICOSTAL CHURCH
o r GOD
"Brush P rairie"
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
M orning Worship
11:00 a. m.
Evening Worship
7:30 p. m.
Wednesday Bible Study
and prayer m eeting 7:30 p. m.
Rev. A. E. Haight, Pastor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Church o i Christ)
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
M orning Worship
11:00 a .m .
Evening Worship
7:00 p .m .
Wed. Prayer M eeting 7:30 p .m .
Leo M itc h e ll home
Fred Erickson, Student N .C .C .
M in iste r
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Legion H all
ZION LUTHERX?< CHURCH
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
Worship
11:00 •i, m.
Membership Class
Saturday mornings
9:00 i. in .
Wednesday choir
7:30 p. m .
R i». Rudolph Me iseh. P.t »lor
LUNCH MENU
MONDAY
Wiener wraps
Buttered spinach
Cheese slices
Prunes
M ilk
TUESDAY
Spaghetti and hamburger
Buttered carrots
Fruit
Bread, butter, m ilk
WEDNESDAY
Beans and ham
Tomatoes
Hot rolls and butter
Pears
M ilk
THURSDAY
Fried chicken
Potato salad
Fruit cup w ith topping
Bread, butter, m ilk
FRIDAY
Macaroni salad
Buttered beets
Tuna fish sandwiches
Peaches
M ilk
CRATSa FINANCE
3UÜE Bet-Gar Hide. CH 7-2811
Gold Beach
Azelea Festival Events Noted
The B rooklngs-Harbor 26eh
Annual Azalea F estival, May
29-30, Is expected to draw over
8,000 v is ito rs during the two-
day weekend. The prim e draw­
ing card Is the Azalea State
Park which was featured In
the May Issue of Sunset Mag­
azine.
The a rtic le was w ritten with
the cooperation of M rs. Elton
Smith, secretary of the Brook­
lngs-Harbor Chamber of Com­
merce, and related the history
of the Festival and numerous
attractions in that area.
Azalea State Park was ded­
icated in 1939 by Sam Board-
man, superintendent of Oregon
State Parks, and is comprised
of 26 acres of native hybrid
Azaleas. Some of the shrubs
are over 360 years old.
Congressman Robert B. Dun­
can has accepted an Invitation
to attend the festival along with
many other dlgnatarles.
AIRPORT DEDICATION
Highlight of this year’ s fes­
tiv a l w ill be the dedication of
th> Brookings a irp o rt Saturday,
May 29, which w ill be com­
memorated by a special postal
cachet. A ll a irm a il letters with
sufficient postage and se lf-
addressed w ill be stamped with
the cacheted postal cover by
the Chamber of Commerce of­
fic ia ls and be mailed May 29.
To lie collectors Items these
envelopes should tie unsealed.
The chamber office has re­
ceived to date tietween 600 and
700 a irm a il le tte rs to fie stamp­
ed as fa r away as Scotland,
A u stria , New Guinea and many
from Canada.
AZALEA FESTIVAL COURT
Each year a new Azalea Fes­
tiva l court Is selected with
this year’ s court comprised of
seven B rookings-Harbor senior
g irls . The queen is 18-year-old
Linda Diane Brown. Six p rin ­
cesses are Penny M yers,Glen­
da Shields, Karen Westeren,
Nelda E sselstrom , Becky Moe
and M issy Brown.
Festival theme is “ Azalea
M elodies” with the program
to Include a pancake breakfast,
parade, coronation of queen,
seafood luncheon, band con-
Television Brings
First Natinnal
Driver's Test
With Oregon’ s tra ffic acci­
dent, in ju ry and death rate at
an a ll-tim e high, Vern L. H ill,
D ire c to r, Oregon Department
of M otor Vehicles, has urged
a ll licensed d riv e rs to test
\ h e i r d rivin g knowledge and
a bility by watching the firs t
n a t i o n a l television d riv e rs ’
test at 10 p.m ., P acific Daylight
Tim e, Monday, May 24.
Telecast by CBS, the pro­
gram w ill be ca rrie d on KOT1-
TV (Channel 2), Klamath F a lls;
KBES-TV (Channel 5), Medford;
and KOIN-TV(Channel 6), P o rt­
land. T h r o u g h community an­
tenna systems and network-
affiliated stations in bordering
states, viewers in pra ctica lly
every community In the state
w ill 1« able to receive this
program .
In preparation fo r nearly 18
months, the program prom ises
spectacular cinematography fo r
the viewer to test his d rivin g
judgment in emergency situ­
ations. High-speed head-on co l-
lisons, staged by experienced
stunt d riv e rs , put the viewer
in the d riv e r’ s seat to see how
he reacts.
The television test w ill judge
defensive d rivin g techniques,
rules of the road and perception
of hazards. Test form s w ill be
available free at all Department
of Motor Vehicle offices In the
state, said H ill.
Howard L . Eddy, Manager of
the T ra ffic Safety & Education
Division of the Department of
Motor Vehicles, said, “ With
A p r il’ s tra ffic deaths up nearly
80r over the same month last
year, and with Oregon headed
into the Mem orial Day week­
end, it behooves every d riv e r
to test him self on his a b ility
to stay alive in tr a ffic .”
Viewers w ill be able to com­
pare their answers and scores
with those of a cross-section
of A m e r ic a n d riv e rs whose
test scores w ill be tabulated
by IBM compute -s and flashed
to viewers at home im m ediately
following each question.
The T ra ffic Safety & Educa­
tion Division of the Department
of Motor Vehicles, the Oregon
T r a f f i c Safety -Commission,
local safety councils and the
National Safety Council are all
cooperating in this fir s t tele­
vision safety e ffo rt, said Eddy.
SAVE MONEY
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Apr. 28 62
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Apr. 29 58
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Apr. 30 55
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M ay 1 54
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M ay 2
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M ay 3
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M ay 4
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M ay 5
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M ay 7
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ce rt, carnival, square dance
and teen dance to be held on
Saturday.
On Sunday, May 30, a Com­
munity W o r s h ip Service is
p la n n e d with the traditional
Beef Barbecue at tte Azalea
State Park. The Mt. Em jlv and
Mineral Club, Pelican Bay A rts
Association and Azalea Garden
Club w ill also hold two-day
shows.
The p r i c e of the festival
tickets w ill be on a pre-sale
basis of $2 per adult through
May 15. A fter that date they
can be purchased for $2.50.
Children 12 and under w ill be
a d m it t e d fo r 75f. O ut-of-
town people may purchase th e ir
tickets through the Chamber of
Commerce office In Brookings.
The Small
Society
By SCOTT LAMB
Information D irector
While President Johnson is
struggling to build the Great
Society, members of his cab­
inet are hard at work attempt­
ing to create a “ Sm allSoclety”
in agriculture. This has become
most apparent in a recent news
story from C alifornia telling
ot growers plowing under some
$9 m illio n worth of strawber­
ries because of a picker short­
age. The shortage was planned
by the government and executed
with the finality practiced by
bureaucrats alone.
With the legislated close­
out of the Bracero program and
the d icta to ria l order by Secre­
tary of Labor W illa rd W irtz
that growers must pungle up
higher pay fo r pickers, growers
found themselves In a strange
and almost unlielieveable s it­
uation.
American finance and pro­
cessing industries moved to
Mexico to take advantage of
the cheap labor offered by the
“ homelound” B r a c e r o s. The
berries grown In Mexico are
s h ip p e d back to the United
States where they compete with
American-grown b e rrie s.
The s a m e problem became
apparent In the date industry In
the Coachella Valley of C a lif­
ornia. There, the $7 m illion
date Industry faced disaster
following an order from Sec­
retary W irtz that the growers
guarantee every person show­
ing up In the groves $1.50 an
hour. Piece work pickers were
averaging $1.57 an hour.
However, dates are Imported
from the Middle East in com­
petition with C alifornia grow­
e rs. Labor costs in those coun­
trie s are about 25 cents an
hour.
Our government is quite ada­
mant about building two-way
trade with other nations, and
it is extremely d i f f i c u l t to
maintain protective ta riffs on
a gricultural products.
T h e r e f o r e , with Im ports
maintained and high wages set
by government decree, farm ers
are rapidly become the "S m all
Society.”
Landlord's Duty . . .
Usually the landlord keeps
control over some part of
rented property. The more he
controls, the more he can keep
an eye on the tenant’ s activ­
itie s , and the more responsib­
ility he has. The area he con­
tro ls must be safe fo r the
tenant and the public, o r else.
As a rule, what Is not in
the tenant’ s actual possession,
Is the landlord’ s responsibility.
Accidents often happen on
stairways, and outside s ta ir­
ways are under the landlord’ s
control if a ll of the tenants
use them; and inside stairways
generally are not fo r the land­
lo rd ’ s use but solely fo r the
tenant. Sometimes the landlord
w ill keep some control of in­
side stairs, say for storage
o r repair or to get outside.
If so, he w ill be responsible
fo r any defect in these s ta ir­
ways.
Porches, platform s and decks
often cause trouble. If acces­
sible only to the tenant then
th e y are his responsibility
alone. If other tenants also use
them, then the landlord again
has to keep them up p roperly;
and If he keeps up any part
of them he must keep the whole
area In good repair.
One landlord tied a clothes­
line which all tenants used to
a post on the porch though
only one tenant used the porch.
The post weakened and hurt
one tenant. The court held that
by the landlord’ s clothesline
he kept control of the whole
porch, and hence was liable
fo r the injury.
The same rule holds true of
yards, play areas, and drive­
ways used by many of the ten­
ants or their children.
In one case a large apart­
ment owner had a large play
area. He allowed cars to drive
on It to park near the apart­
ments. One car driven there
ran over and injured a child.
The child sued. The court held
the landlord to blame fo r not
p roperly caring for the grounds
under his control.
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