Port Orford Newt, Th unday, September 29,
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FOK SALE
CERT'S a gay g irl— ready lot a
whirl after cleaning ca j|w ti
w ith Blue Lustre.Kent electric
ihain|iooer $1. Western Auto,
CHICKEN fertU tier—6 sacks,$S,
J. B. Kosta, phone 332-3574.
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■fltW « p a c e age toy-rocket,
SliooU m iniature artnmaut up
tat 60U feet us^U. Returns nuae
cone and assembly w ith two
tiny parachuter. $ 2 ,9 5 ts e -
n a ld . M A R A T H O N P R O
DUCTS, Box 113, Coos Bay,
O eguo,
3 - 2 4 - ltp o
\N G E I US m obile h o m e . 10*
w H e — 5 5 '—living room e x -
pando, front end kitchen. C all
3 3 2 - U t ..
7 -2 8 -tf
$25 worth Barbie clothes and
dolls-in A - l condition. Out
fits and doll» c a n e w ith two
- cases. C a ll 332-2911.
9 - 2 9 - ltc
TWO bedroom hou»c in back of
Port Radio C T V . $5,800. In
quire T H Purkey, Paradise
Point Road, last house on left.
9 -l-tf
CARD o r TH A N K S
I w ith to ttiank all my frlendt
and neighbor» f<5T the flowers
and cards 1 received following
my recent accident.
James M , Vincent
FOWM
SHOP HOMi
i r o e i f r /g fr
★ FOR RENT
it
TWO bedroom trailer. Lake-
ride T railer Court, C a ll 332-
2425.
9 -2 9 -tf
HOUSEKEEPING cabin, $61 per
month.
mentii, An
Anchd Inn, p h o n e
332-2622.
8 -1 1 . '
TW O bedroom trailer house.
$65 i * r month. Anchor Inn.
Phone 3 3 2 -2622.
7 - 2 1-tf
LARGE, modem, 3 bdnn.,2baths,
fireplace, on Garrison Lake
road, third place on the right
afte r cross lug the f U1. $ 105.00
per mth. Alton Strain, P.O. Bx.
462, Port Crfard.
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★
F o r S a le o r
m a t
THREE bedroom house, large
fireplace, 133 fc c tla k r front
age, furnished, $18, 000.00 or
$125. 00 mth. Call 332-2555
fot Information.
9 - 2 9 - ltc
SMALL one-bedroom house,un
furnished, on Kosta's hUE
» 2 -2 6 8 2
3 -2 4 -tf
ro w v
SHOP HOMi
s ro e if r # f r
it
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED cook lor evening
shift.Must bi dependable and
capable. To,swages, |>erman-.
e n t position. Bice's Coffee
Shop, Gold Bcach,Call CH 7 -
»383.6 -2 3 -tf
★ WANTED
PIANO LESSONS
Port Ctford and Langlois
Ben lnahqlt
Phone Langlois 253
W ANTED—Votes in November
I red C, Thom, Dem ociatlc
candidate for sheriff. Box 813
Gold Beach, Ctegon. 9 -2 2 -u
UNKNOWN
AUTHOR
it
REAL ESTATE
I cannot work m y
soul to save,
For that my lord
hath done;
But 1 w i ll work like
any slave,
Far love of God's
de .u Son.
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D .F - D eV oe, Realtor
2 Hvitroau home comer lot full
price $5000. OO w ith only $50C
slottn and balance at $5u mth.
Aifembly Of God
Comer le t good location only
$2, out). 03.
Duplex on highway n o r t h of
toss« with aprox.25 acres of
land. 5 16 ,^ 0 0 .0 0 full price. Any
reasonable terms accepted.
10th and Washington St.
Rev. R. L. Sharp, Pastor
Phone 332-3251
6UU!
frU U S
Business property w 1th two ren
tals pi nl 2 bedroom house. Now
rented. Asking $15, 000. 00.
Cute 2 bedroom home at city
lim its ,lo ve ly fireplace, electric
he a t, built In range anti oven,
fenced patio, re.rtty for living
w ithout doing any w ark on It.
Asking only $6500, 00.
GUNS
1 only—Savage Model 99c
Reg. $134.50—now $ 9 9 .8 8
CholTc flf tw o*ets with trailer
hook-ups. Septic tanks, e le c tri
c ity and water In. $1600, each.
Terms if necessary.
1 only—308 W in .M o d el 88
Reg.S 139.95—now $109.95
Have several m ining claims on
Sixes River. Let's hear from you .
►gold miners.
WESTERN
. AUTO
We have trades br_this area and
other parti o f the "state. Bring In
your trade and sec if wc can get
together.
p o lì OBFOQO
Wonderful business opportuni
ties, motels, trailer parks, and
others. Why not Wheel and Deal,
D .F .
DEVOE,
REALTOR
A
A SUBSCRIPTION
W
To The N E W S
I
fours Now!
KEN DENNISON,
Port Orford Manager
PHONE 332-3521
24 Hour Phone Service
7 Days i^Week
B£ covette
TUB W £ MY...
★ MISCELLANEOUS
ZENITH hearing aids, batteries,
accessories and appointments.
P.O . D rugstore. 332-3281.
8*HCO«U«CO»GiNERAI.
IN S U R A N C E
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
v ic e -C o m p le te income tax
service,bookkeeping and pay
roll. Thomas M . M cG inty, Box
625, Bandoh. O ff ice phone 347-
542 lj home phase 347-5703.
Across street trom theatre.
S IN G E R
Service, sales and accessories.
P h o n e Port Cleaners, 332-
3 1 6 5 ,
Dr. C. G. Stem ,Chlropratlc Phy
sician. Physiotherapy. Hours
(Tuesday through Saturday}
9 a. m . to 5:30 p. m . T h ellln
Bldg., G o l d Beach. CH 7 -
8051.
SEPTIC T A N K pumping. Low -
estrates In Port Orford regard
less. Gold Beach Sanitation.
C a ll CH 7 -4 0 2 0 collect.
I
• F IR E « A U T O
• CASUALTY «LIFE
B e f o r e you renew y o u r
Insurance stop In or c a 11
Ken. You m ight be surpris-
e d w ith the s a v in g s on
broader coverages.
Ken Dennison
332-3521
Representing
KOLEN HUGGINS
AGENCY
911 OREGON ST.
P O R T L IN F O R D
REAL ESTATE
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By LANS LE NE YE
Juat recently a little story
pertaining to the firs t gun club
In Coos County appeared In this
R E A L T O R S I N C E 194«
9:00 Eye Guest
column. C harlie Fox, veteran
9:30 Concentration
T hat beautiful dream hone of
hunter of both Coos anAC urry
10:00 Chain Letter
3 beikooms and artistically
C o u n t i e s who now resides
10i30 Showdown
fudilu-d w ith M yrtlewood—
In O rchard, Wash., related the
11:00 Jeopardy
tale to me during a visit to our
3, 68 acres of land with bus
11:30 Swtaigin'Country
iness front on 101 Hwy. plus
home.
12:00 Let's M ake a Deal
The o ld -tim e r, upon reading
view sites for future Income.
12:30 Days of ois Lives
hla copy of Western World that
4 Bedroom home, large shop
1:00 The Doctors
contained the column, wrote
and garage area on ap p ro x./
1:30 Another W a ld *
me In order to cla rify my doubts
acres a / level land—$13, 500.
2:00 You D on't Say
as to whether or not he was
2:30 M atc h Game
actually a member of that firs t
3 B e d r o o m home unfinished,
3:00 General Hospital
gun club. The Information he
$3950. 00 out of city. Terms.
3:30 M o vle-S ee Below
wrote c o n c e r n i n g hla con
Has good w ell.
nection with the club w ill, I
SATURDAY
believe, prove of Interest to
Two bedroom home In H a m let
our readers, especially the bird
f a o ily $ 3 5 0 0 .0 0 and has
8:00 Super Bwolng
hunters. So with this thought in
room f a nice garden. Easy
8:30 Atom Ant
mind, I am presenting to you
ten ns. -
~
9:00 Secret SqultTel
excerpts taken from his le tte r,
9:30 Space Katets
and which In his own words
W W W M M W ftM R M M M IM M M 10:00 Cool M cCool
describe his association with
10:30 The Jetsons
that firs t gun club, not as a
8ECTKITY LIGHTING
11:00 NBC BasebaU
m em ber, but as a trapper.
2:00 M o v ie -C a t Creeps
So, here you are:
- 2 Blocle West at M c K a y s -
3:00 F ilm Fare
"You said In your letter that
Phone 332-2231
3:30 AFL R epats
Ask About D etails Today 1
you did not remember to ask
4:00 M o v ie -L a n a Doone
me If I was a member of the
5:30 K V IQ Sp<®s
MWWWWWWWWWtStAAnMMMMA
firs t gun club. No, I was not
SATUR DAY
5: 55 College of Redwoods
a member. But I trapped the
C U IT A R IN S TR U C TIO N
7:30 Brother Bun
6:00 Che Step Beyond
pigeons with the help of my
NOW !
8:00 King Kong
6:90 Shane
brother Claude, and sold them
8:30 The Beatles
7:30 Flipper
to the club members for 50?
Don Smith
8:00 Please d e n 'te a t Da isles
9:00 Casper
a dozen, and thought we were
Lakeside T ra ile r Court
9 :3 0 M a g U la Gorilla
’ 8:30 Get Smart
making money. They were easy
P a t Orford
9:00 M ovie-Last Sunset
10:00 Bugs Bunny
to trap. We caught 52 In one
P h o n e-332-2425
11:00 M ovie-Phantom of Opera
10:30 F ilm Fare
trap— our biggest haul.”
10:45 NCAA Football
Charlie also mentioned that
2:00 M ilto n Monster
SUN DAY
he was glad to see the article
2:30 Hopplty Hooper
published— not because It men
9:00 Herald of Truth
3:00 A m erican Bandstand
tioned his name, but because it
9:30 Light Tim e
meant that there would always
3:30 F ilm Fare
9:45 Social Security
4:00 NFL Countdown
be on file a record of that firs t
10:00 AFL Football
gun club. He believed a copy
5:00 W ide World of Sports
1:00 M e e t the Press
should be put In the museum In
6:30 I'v e Got a Secret
1:30 M ovie-House of H a rra s
North Bend. He also expressed
7:00 CBS Evening News
2:50 M o vie-T o w er of London
hope that we could get together
7 :3 0 Jackie Gleason
4:30 Response
In the near future In order that
8:30 Lawrence W elk
- 9:30 Hollywood Palace
he could relate to me the story
5:00 Vietnam
In full concerning the f i r s t
10:30 Gunsmoke
5:30 College Bowl
registered bird dogs that were
11:30 News final
6:00 Frank McGee
11:40 M ovie-Foxes of Harrow
purchased by old-tim e sports
6:30 Bell Telephone Hour
m en of Coos County . . . some
7:30 Disney's W a ld of C o la
SUNDAY
of which were purchased from
8:3Q H ey L a n d la d
7:30 W a ld of Youth
fa r eastern states.
9:00 Bonanza
8:00 Tom G Jerry
It Is always a pleasure to
10:00 Andy W illiam s
8:30 Underdog
hear from our readers, and we
11:00 Newsflnal
9:00 The Beagles
are always grateful to them
11:05 Sign Off
9:30 Might}- Mouse
Socially correct,
for either personally relating
10:00 This Is the Life
or w riting ua, any. subject per
MCNDAY
l a 15 NFL Game of Week
pleasingly printed
3:3.0 M o v ie -T ra v e lin g Salesw. taining to the out-of-doors of
10:45 NFL Football
. .• 1* -, ■ ■ . I V . I
an Interesting nature. We are
5:00 Iron Horse
2:00 Bowling
Thai's the kind o f social
always happy to publish such
6:00 H untley-B rinkley
3:00 M o v ie -3 Thlefs
m aterial. So, you’l l be hearing
6:30 Newswett
4:30 Tenn. Tuxedo
stationery you con d e
from Charlie Fox again, fo r
” 7:00 It's About Tim e
5:00 Porky Pig
when that o ld -tim e r and this
7:30 The Mankees
5:30 Lost In Space
pend on getting from us.
scribe meet again, we are
8:00 1 Dream of Jeannie
6:30 Lassie
Prompt, personal atte n
really ‘ ‘going to the dogs” —
8:30 Roger M ille r Show
7:00 Voyage to Sea
those famous dogs owned by
l 8:00 M o vie-B r Id. R. K w ai
9:00 The Road West
tion to your needs.
old-tim e hunters that trod the
W tfW M U W M M W M M M W M 10:00 Run f a your Life
fields and marshlands some 86
11:00 Newsflnal
FOR Y O U « PROTECTION
years ago.
11:05 Response
11:30 Tonight Show
FACTS TO KEEP IN MIND
IN H C R A N C E AG ENCY
It Is well for all big game
TUESDAY
Phone C H erry 14311
hunters— especially those past
middle age— to bear In mind
Gold Hearts. Oregon
3:30 M ovle-Sudan
during their pursuit of deer and
S: 00 T im e Tunnel
W MM VM MW MW MM MMW
elk and other game animals,
6:00 H untley-B rinkley
MONDAY
to not f o r g e t that o ver-
6:30 Newswest
5,00 M r. 3E
exertion— the direct cause of
7:00 The Rounders
5:15 Frankenstein,Jr.
heart attacks in the ranks of
7:30 G irl from UNCLE
’ .5 :4 5 ABC News
of hunters— causes more deaths
8:30 Occasional W ife
each year than gun accidents.
"6:00 Local News
9:00 M o vie-L st. of Adr. Mess.
. 6:30 W alter Crcnkite
One should use a certain amount
11:00 Newsflnal
of caution- at the start of the
7:00 Am erica
11:05 Naked C ity
'hunt . . . take It easy during
- 7:30 G illigan's island
11:30 Tonight Show
the firs t day or so, providing
8:00 Run Budd}’ Run
that he has not previously con
8:30 Lucy Show
WEDNESDAY
.
-
ditioned - him self In order to
9:00 Andy G riffith
endure the hardships encount
9:30 The FBI
3:30 M o v ie -T w o of a kind
ered while in pursuit of game.
10:30 The Big V alley
5:00 The Monroes
Too many hunters, instead
TUESDAY
6:00 Huntley-B rinkley
of exercising p rio r to the hunt,
5:00 M r. 3E
6:30 Newswest
find themselves greatly handi
5:15 Space Ghost
7:00 Felony Squad
capped by excessive weight,
5:45 ABC News
7:30 The Virginian
In A lb tr i.i, a s k iin g par.»
unused muscles, and tire easily.
6:00 Local News
9:00 Bob Hope
d is c , ai tin- region chosen
High altitude also serves to
6:30 Crcnkite
10:00
I
Spy
In Canada as its O h m p ic
7:00 Marshall D illo n
11:00 Newsflnal
games sue, a modern e le c
7:30 Daktari
11:05 F ilm Fare
tric c h a irlift 3,2 10 feet long
8:30 Red Skelton
11:30 Tonight Show
9:30 Love on a Rooftop
rises a v e rtic a l distance of
10:00 Mission Impossible
1,500 fe e t’
T H U R SD A Y
WEDNESDAY
Nomination of individuals and
5:00 M e e t McGaraghan's
3:30 Petar Gunn
— .
organizations who have made
5:15 Superman
4:00 Ctae Step Beyond
outstanding accomplishments in
5:45 ABC News
4:30 Public Service
the Held of natural resources
6:00 Local News
5:00 W yatt Earp
conservation during the past
6:30 Cronklte
5:30 Tom M ln te y Show
year are being requested by the
7:00 Pistols G Petticoats
6:00 H untley-B rinkley
Oregon W ildlife Federation for
7:30 Batman 1
6:30 Newswest
r e c o g n i t i o n of those accom
8:00 The Green Hornet
7:00 Candid Camera
plishments on a state as w ell
8:30 B. H illb illie s
7:30 D aniel Boone
as national level.
9:00 Green Acres
8:30 Star Trek
- This program Is being spon
9:30 Comer Pyle
9:30 The Hero
sored by the Sears-Roebuck
10:00 M an who never was
10:00 Dean M artin
Foundation In cooperation with
10:30 Combat
11:00 Newsflnal
the N a t i o n a l W ildlife Fed
THUR SDAY
11:05 C alifo rn ia Outdoors
eration.
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5:00 M r. 3E
11:30 .Tonight Show
Nomination brochures have
5: IS Lone Ranger
been mailed this past week to
5:45 ABC News
F R ID A Y
216 clubs, civic organizations,
6:00 Local
and agencies describing the 10
6:30 Cronklte
3:30 M o v ie -T B A
categories for w h ic h an In
W l ALL 1 0 » »o be admired
7:00 Have G u n -W ill T ravel
5:00 Route 66
dividual or organization can be
7:30 Batman 2
6:00 Huntley-B rinkley
nominated for the honor.
8:00 "F" Troop
6:30 Newswest
These Include w ild life, soil,
.8 T O U X record to r W O»
7:00 The R iflem an
8:30 M y Three Sons
w a t e r and/or a ir, fo re s try ,
sor bills ass« to bo * r «
9:00 Bewitched
7:30 Tarzan
youth conservation activities,
o ff
9:30 That G irl
8:30 M an from UNCLE
conservation education, con
10.00 The Hawk
9:30 T .H .E . Cat
servation c o m m u n i c a t i o n ,
IT N O T.
11:00Jfews Final
10.00 Laredo
legislative and conservation o r
TODAY*« TEB DAT
11:10 M o v ie -B ig W heel
11:00 D ic k D eW itt Rpt.
ganization. In addition, the Stale
TO TATI
F R ID A Y
11:30 Tonight Show
Conservationist of the Y ear w ill
L e t’s start building • «V
S :0 0 M r.3 E
be selected.
o o d it record today, go you
5:15 Road Runner
A ll nominations must be sub
5:45 ABC News
mitted on ofnclal forms and
6:00 Local News
anyone can make a nomination.
WANTED»
6:30 Cronklte
Nominations must be submitted
Two
Paper
Carriers
F
a
7:00 Rat Patrol
to local clubs belonging to the
The
W
a
ld
7:30 W ild W ild West
Oregon W ildlife Federation, or
* Serving the
In Port Orford area. Contact
8:30 Hogans Heroes
to the awards chairman, Ranny
Bandon - North Curry A m
332-2831
a
Gold
Beach
9:00 CBS M o vie-T B A
Rancourt, 6805 S. E. 68th Ave.,
CH 7-4985.
11:00 News Final
P o r t l a n d , O re ., 97206, by
11:10 M o vie-F u ry Furn. Crk.
Oct. 10.
M O N D A Y T H R U F R ID A Y
7i3 0 CBS Morning News
7i5 5 Stocks G Weather
8:00 Cept. Kangaroo
9:00 Candid Camera
9:30 B. H illb illie s
0:00 Andy of Mayberry
0i30 D ick VanDyke
1:00 Love of Life
1:25 CBS Noon News
1:30 Search f a Tomorrow
1:45 Guiding Light
2:00 Donna Reed
2:30 As the W a ld Turns
1:00 Passwad
1:30 House party
2:00 To T e ll the Truth
2:25 CBS Afternoon News
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 The Nurses
4:00 Dark Shadows
4:30 Where the Action Is
5
shorten the breath to a marked
degree. About the only push
ups engaged In by many hunt
ers, In o rd er to get Into shape
for the hunt, consist mainly
of pushing away from the dining
table— w ell loaded with food.
We have reference to the hunt
e r, not the table Itself.
Keep In mind, also, the fol
lowing simple rules at a ll times
while hunting. If they were
heeded by all hunters, gun ac
cidents would be Just about
non-existent.
The T ru e Sportsman:
1. T re a ts his gun with re
spect and Is always careful
where he points the muzzle.
2. Keeps the safety on until
ready to Ore and la positive
of his target. To keep bullets
from ricocheting, he never
tfioots at water or a hard, flat
surface.
3. Unloads his gun when not
In use and leaves the action
open. He stores guns and am
munition separately.
4. Loads his gun only when
In the field or ready on the
target range. He never climbs
or Jumps over obstacles with a
loaded gun.
5. Keeps his equipment In
e x c e l l e n t condition and Is
always sure that he has the
proper load for his gun.
Good huntin’ to you alL
Cedar Root Rot
Symptoms Noted
A fungus disease known as
Phytophthora root rot Is k ill
ing Port Orford cedars at a
number of places In the area,
reports Coos County Extension
Agent David K e lr. There is
apparently no way to save a
tree that haa beoome Infected
with this disease and It should
be cut down, said the agent.
Presently, researchers at
Oregon State University are
trying to And a way to stop
this disease. Before a control
can be found, however, they
fear that the root rot Infection
w i l l spread through healthy
c e d a r stands, and they rec
ommend the use of other re
sistant native trees for plant
ings.
A Port Orford Cedar Infected
with Phytophthora root rot w ill
firs t turn pale green and then
»111 turn Into a reddish brown,
rust color. An Inspection of
the roots of a diseased tree
w ill show white fungus fila
ments laced throughout the
cambium layer. The disease Is
more likely to be found In
swales -and In poorly drained
ground, but is by po means
lim ited to such areas, said
K e lr.
_____________
Compost Pile
Good For Garden
Compost plies are a good way
to salvage the countless tons
of crop residue that goes to
waste each year, reportsCounty
Extension Agent David* K e lr.
M oreover, the gardener whohas
a compost pile also has a good
source of organic m atter and
plant nutrients to use on his
soli the following year.
A good compost pile should
be constructed of successive
layers of organic m atter topped
by fe rtiliz e r , soil and Ume.
The soli and lim e layers w ill
aid breakdown of the crop re s i
dues and w ill also keep down
odors.
F o r each square yard of com -.,
p o ft, add one' quart of a com
plete fe rtiliz e r such as 5 -1 0 -5 ,
one cup super phosphate and
one cup of Ume. Then cover
with a thin layer of soil after
the organic m aterial Is about
one foot deep. This procedure
should be repeated as each
foot of organic matter Is added.
Be sure to add enough water
to make layer moist as It Is
built.
C U R R Y GENERAL
HOSPITAL NOTES
Patients at Curry General Hos
p ita l from Sept. 12, thru Sept. 25
were:
Grants Pass: Robert M cLane.
Ukiah, C a l. : H arriett Burnell.
S i l v e r t o n , C M .: W allace
Wood.
KlamathFaUs: HoUis W right.
Brookings: David G e a g e , Ger
trude King, BUlle Caudle, Edna
Alexander, Fred WUlisuns.
Gold Beach: Leonard Wrench,
Donald Young, Charles S. K e lly ,
Cheryl H o r n , Barbara Sm ith,
W alter Whitehead, Glenna Per
kins, BUly Franks, Norm a Ayers,
Ole ta Wa lke r,M Ichael W1U lams.
Wedderburn: Robert D. Carter.
NEWS
by BUI K rlck
Susan Shaw, Cindy B a tc h e la
e n d Miss Jeannlne James a t-
tended the State Girls A th letic
Association F ell Planning m eet
ing In M c M in n v ille on Sept. 24.
Susan holds the state office
of M em ber at Large and Cindy
is the District representative f a
District V L
C . A . A . HOSTS
P sciilc High G. A . A . hosted
District V I f a a potluck dinner
Thursday, Sept. 22. Officers and
advisers of Distr le t V I clubs were
introduced.?oil owing the dinner
five voting delegates from each
selected nominees f a state pres
ident, secretary,m em b era t large
and D i s t r i c t representative.
M arshfield, C oquille, Brook
ings and Pacific were represent
ed. Brenda W right, nominee f a
District representative, lost by
one point after a tie vote.
Mrs. T erry Law Is P a c i f i c
G. A . A . ad visa.________
PACIFIC FU TU R E FARMERS
S T U D Y VA R IED SUBJECTS
Pacific FFA and V o -a g classes
are oo their way to a successful
year w ith an enrollm ent of 43
members in three classes. F if
teen have signed f a Ag 3 and 4;
ten in Ag 2; and 18 in Ag 1.
A g 3 an d 4 have been studying
fertilizin g soil, water conserva
t i o n , farm safety and are now
w a k in g in shop on advanced arc
and acetylene welding.
Ag 2 has com pleted a unit in
record keeping and FFA 2 and
are now studying nutrition.
Ag 1 has studied FFA 1, FFA
1 n action, beginning recads,
supervised farm ing programs and
supervised w a k programs. They
are now beginning a unit on why
to grow liv es to c k
Each class divides their tim e
between classroom and shop.
—Bob O liver,Chapter Reporter
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SCHOOL
LUNCH
M K N U S jl
m um m ua
MONDAY
Beefburger pie w ith
cream topping
Buttered com
Peaches
Bread, butter, m ilk
TUESDAY
M e a t loaf
Buttered carrots
Jello w ith fru it
Bread, butter, m U k
W EDNESDAY
,
W iener wraps w ith dip
Buttered spinach
Apricots
MUk
T H U R SD A Y
Barbecued beef on a bun
Green salad
Cherry crunch
MUk
F R ID A Y
Fish sticks
Buttered green beans
Purple plums
Bread, butter, m U k
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ow c G
BATTLE ROCKETS
TEAM
W ON LOST
W . S. Plywood
10
2
Bee Line Fashions
7
5
Part Cleaners
7
5
Bartlett's
6
6
Pacific D riv e -In
6
6
Flash's M k t.
5 ^ 7
Oceanview Pl try.
4
8
M cK ay 's M k t.
3
9
High Team Series
M cK ay's M suket.................2158
H ig h Team Game
P a t Cleaners........................ 744
H ig h Individual Series
Evelyn K in g ..........................490
H ig h Individual Game
Evelyn K in g .......................... 186
Splits Converted
Ven eta M arstall, 5 -1 0 .
CAN YOU SPARE
BIRTHS
New arrivals at C o r y General
recently were: Connie Lynn, born
Sept. 12, to M r. and Mrs. Law
rence E. G ea g e , Brookings) and
D avid Brian,born Sept. 16, to M r.
a n d Mrs.James A rvld Smith,
Gold Beach.
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your address. ZIP Cods Is a tris and
money savor. It takas a short cut
through tho Postal Syttan..nd ataures