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f Much time w ill pass and many, many Oregonians w ill die before Oregon reaches compliance with Federal tra ffic safety standards, according to the Oregon Traffic A candy with a name that, appropriately, has a monetary c o n n o ta t io n went on sale throughout Coos and C u r r y "We are right on schedule, however, when it comes to re- G irls of the Coos-Curry Council undertake their only supple- «W - — W Parents of youthful tric k -o r- treaters can help Insure their safety this Halloween, says the Allstate Motor Club, by In str ucting them to remove their Leslie V .‘Dick’ Barklow Republican Candidate Curry County son, chairman of the Bandon Secretary, Howard Eddy. "The results of a recent study oandy sale, the Camp F ire G irls by the Department of Motor Ve hope to "make a mint of money” hicles, p r e s e n te u to Governor from the sale of dollar boxes Tom McCall at the July meeting of the candy to support their of the Commission, pinpoints the local program activities. Packaged in colorful red, ‘ problem d rin ke r’ as a repeater in drunk driving convictions and white and blue boxes bearing places the alcoholic d riv e r in the the Camp F ire emblems, the glaring spotlight of guilt fo r more mint creams are made fo r the than half of the state’ s fatalities nationwide youth organization resulting from alcohol-related by Miss Saylor’ s Unusual Can accidents. A few days la te r, on dies of Oakland, Calif. This year the g irls are also August 5, Congress r e c e iv e d from the U.S. Secretary of Trans selling Pecanche and Peanut portation a comprehensive report B rittle , also made by the same on ‘Alcohol and Highway Safety.’ company. The candies are sold locally The Oregon study and the Fed eral report a rrive at significantly Just one time during the year, p a r a l l e l conclusions . . . not M rs. Olson pointed out. Since ably, the alarming revelation that they can be kept for long per the ‘drinking d riv e r’ who has been iods of time In a freezer, the a leading factor in highway death Coos-Curry Council is urging fo r years, is not a ‘social d rin k local residents to stock up with er* . . . he is an ‘alcoholic.’ a supply fo r future enjoyment. This year’ s drive officially "The O re g o n T ia ffic Safety THE SUPERB guiding of Ted McKenzie of Port Orford and precision hand loads of Frank Sutton of Kodiak, Alaska, en Commission,’ ’ Eddy continued, starts Saturday, Oct. 19, and abled Tim McKenzie (16) and Lawrence M iller, Pert Orford, to bag these trophy bucks with one shot each on a weekend "agrees with recognized auth continues through Saturday, hunt. Tim bagged the 3-point w ith the yardstick on its horns. o ritie s and responsible citizens Nov. 3. During the sale period, who say we must take steps to Camp F ire G irls , working In remove this alcoholic from our pairs and wearing the tradition Fort Monmouth, N. J. SP3 Sm it h H0H£ T0WÜ highways. Ironically, it is all al red, white and blue service has been stationed at Fort Mon too obvious that the alcoholic costume of Camp F ire , w ill s n w s r /a s r mouth since April 12. often removes himself perman- make door-to-door calls on etly as he adds his name to the their neighbors, basing their long lis t of highway fatalities, sales approaches on the slogan: and even more tragically takes One box for the table and one Anglers and other citizens Portland, Oreg.— "In a city b la m e le s s victim s with him. fo r the freezer. the size of Portland we can who have been following the Candy salesmen w ill include The repetitive pattern of drunk chemical rehabilitation of the eliminate 90 per cent of the driving con v 1 c tio n s seems to representatives of the four age crim e problem by locking up Tennille Lakes system on the levels of Camp F ire , M rs. O l underscore the fu tility of fines, southwest coast are advised 400 people” , V. S. Senate Can Jail terms and license suspen son said. T h e s e include the didate Bob Packwood said last that restocking of the various sions as a permanent deterrent young Blue B irds, Camp F ire Tuesday evening In Portland. lakes In the complex w ill get to the chronic problem drinker. G irls , Junior High Camp F ire underway about mid-Cctober. The people Packwood re fe r "We have taken the fir s t step G irls , and senior Horizon Club red to are the “ repeaters” , Relno Koski, who heads the . . . an intelligent, sta tistic- members. those who repeatedly commit Game Commission’ s fish dis Oamp F ire G irls also have supported awareness of the pro tribution program, said that crim es. He was addressing blem’s existence. Our next step several recipes which home Eel, Clear, and Saunders lakes the National Association of Ac must be a usable definition of makers may lik e to try: c o u n ta n ts Tuesday evening w ill be restocked firs t, pro where ‘social’ drinking ends and bably around October 15. These at the Benson Hotel. ‘ alcoholism’ begins. This is in NO-BAKE C O F F E E CAMP Packwood cited a three-year lakes are scheduled to receive deed a ‘must’ if, as advocated FIRE MINT BALLS rainbow and cutthroat trout, study Just completed by the Fed by leading mental health officials, with kokanee also scheduled to eral B u re a u of Investigation we are to remove public Intox 1 cup finely crushed graham which shows that the root f be released into Eel. crackers ication from the crim inal codes N o r th and S o u th Tecmile the crim e problem In America and deal with it as a medical and 1 cup sifted powdered sugar are those people who “ make Lakes w ill be restocked In late 1 1/2 tsp. instant coffee welfare problem.’ ’ October, also with rainbow and careers of crim e” . The W o r ld Health Organiz mix together and set aside cutthroat trout at that time. Packwood noted that 82 per ation,” Eddy said, "o ffe rs the In top of double-boiler melt: cent of all crim inals freed in Additional plants of steelhead most widely accepted definition. 1 tablespoon water 1963 on parole from federal and rainbow w ill be made in Alcoholics are those excessive 2 tablespoons butter o r mar prisons were re-arrested fo r November. More than 1,160,000 garine drinkers whose dependance upon new crimes by June 30, 1966. trout and steelhead are sched alcohol has attained such a de 16 Camp F ire Mints Packwood reported that 47 uled fo r r e le a s e , Including Combine graham c r a c k e r gree that it shows a noticeable a ro u n d 112,000 cutthroat, per cent of those c rim mental disturbance or an in te r m ixture and chocolate mixture, inals freed on probation or 113,000 steelhead, 48,000 k ka- THIS IS A VOTE FOR: ference with their bodily and mix w ell. Form mixture Into suspended sentences were re - nee, and 869,000 rainbow. * PROGRESS mental health, their 1 n t e r p e r- one-inch balls and ro ll in finely arrested within 30 months. 83 Koski s a id that the e x a c t * A CLEANER CITY sonal relations, and their smooth chopped nuts. Store in a ir-tig h t per cent of those persons who tim ing of the releases may social and economic functioning; container. * BETTER LAW ENFORCEMENT vary somewhat, depending on were acquitted or whose cases or who show the prodromal signs duration of toxicity In the lakes, * TO PROMOTE MORE BUSINESS were d is m is s e d In federal CAMP FIRE MINT NO-BAKE of such development.’ transportation problems, size courts in 1963 had been re "The alcoholic.” Eddy stated, COOKIES of the fish to be stocked, and arrested on new charges by " is the victim of a tragic paradox. other factors. The lakes are Victor R. Lanham, Port Orford, Oregon m id-year 1966. His complete preoccupation with 1 cup sugar expected to provide some ex Packwood noted that 83 per drinking as a means of escape 1/2 cup butter cellent angling next summer: cent of those arrested fo r auto from his conflicts precludes his 16 Camp F ire Mints Sometime tn latewinterabout theft In 1963 were re -a rre s t acknowledgment that he has a 1/2 cup m ilk one m illion young coho salmon ed; 80 per cent of those a r problem. He panics at the thought 3 cups quick-cooking rolled oats w ill be stocked by the Fish rested fo r burglary; 76 per of losing his ‘ crutch’ and fla tly 1/2 cup chopped walnuts Commission. These fish are cent arrested fo r larceny; 74 refuses tc. seek the help he so 1 teaspoon vanilla being held at the Nehalem and per cent arrested fo r fo r desperately needs.” Alsea hatcheries. gery; 72 per cent of those a r The tra ffic safety o fficial con Mix sugar, butter, mints and rested fo r assault; 60 per cent cluded that heavy fines, ja il sen m ilk In saucepan. Bring to boll, tences, or license suspensions then reduce heat and boll 3 o r of those arrested fo r robbery GETS ADVANCED TRAINING and 59 per cent of those a r obviously mean little to the per 4 minutes, o r until soft ball rested fo r peddling narcotics son suffering from the "alcohol form s In cold water, 234 de SP3 Larry T. Smith, son of were re-arrested. ism ” disease. A mandatory sys grees. Remove from heat; s tir Packwood said that the crim e Mr. and Mrs. Page Smith of Port tem of treatment and rehabil In oats, nuts and vanilla.Quick problem must be solved—but Crford, was one of nine chosen itation p rio r to license reinstate ly drop by teaspoonfuls onto it w ill not be unless we can from his company to receive a ment must be established before waxed paper; let stand until develop new ways of dealing five month extension in A rt Oregon’ s “ drinking d riv e r” pro hardened. Makes three dozen with the "c a re e r c rim in a l” . vanced Q ectronicj Schooling a t blem can be measurable reduced. cookies. P ackw ood Calls For C rackdow n On R epeaters Tem nile To Be Restocked COMMISSIONER Position No. 1 Leslie V. Barklow, Box 281, Langloh, Oregon G SHOP Vote For VICTOR R. LANHAM ‘Vic’ MAYOR COLEGROVE lltMOCRAl CURRY COUNTY COMMISSIONER Put a Tried and Proven Commissioner Back In The D iivrr’r Scat of PORT ORFORD Johnson Points To Oregon Crime Rate Grange Booster N ight Saturday Lee Johnson, candidate for Attorney General, speaking to the N o r th e a s t Optimists, re cently outlined the crim e pro blem In Oregon. He stated: “ According to the F. B. I. Crime Index of reported cases of murder and non-negllgent manslaughter, f o r c i b l e rape, ro b b e r y , aggravated assualt, burglary—breaking o r enter ing, larceny $50 and over, and auto theft, per 100,000 of the population. Ten years age, when the F. B. I. began collecting statistics, Oregon ranked 25th. During the last ten years the crim e rate tn Oregon has in creased 151% which fa r exceeds the national Increase of 113%. O r e g o n ’ s crim e rate has In creased at a much faster rate than either California (78%), W a s h in g to n (97%), o r Idaho (47%).” “ Oregon’ s economy Is one of the healthiest In the nation. We have had one of the lowest un employment rates. With the e x c e p tio n of a few isolated cases, our citizens a re w e llo ff. We do not have those wide spread ghetto conditions that exist In some Industrial states and are the traditional breeding grounds for crim e. Yet, Ore gon has one of the highest crim e rates tn the nation. I cannot help but think that we have lacked leadership in the field ci law enforcement. An Attorney General who was w ill ing to use the prestige and pow er of that office could f ill this leadership gap. I believe the people of Oregon have a right to e x p e c t and d e m a n d such leadership from the Attorney General. Next Saturday night, Oct. 26, beginning with potluck dinner at 6:30, Is Booster Night at the Sixes Grange and the special feature of the evening w ill 1« a presentation of some phase of the Social Security by the field representative, Arnold Spinning, from the Coos Bay office. Everyone is Invited to bring food fo r their fam ily and enjoy the time of fun and fellowship with neighbors and friends. Halloween costume masks^vhen crossing streets to avoid having their vision obstructed. Remind them to only cross at pedestrian crossings. ELECT COLEGROVE He Will Work For A Prosperous Curry County ★ ★ ★ B VOTE COLEGROVE Pd. P o litic a l A d., Elee» Gene Celegreve Committee, D ele M a rtin , Chairmen. M l. 101 Seuth, Herber, Oregon RETAIN IR A W. TUCKER INCUMBENT DEMOCRAT COMMISSIONER ' If elected to the Curry County Commission 1 shall continue to work for Public R elations, Communications and Services for Curry County. Ishall also work lor the projects that will bring additional ben efits and economy to Curry Co. POSITION NO. 1 Ira W. Tucker, Port O ford, O egon S H O F A T svewag DON'T BE MISLEAD BY CAMPAIGN PROMISES . . . RE-ELECT AN EXPERIENCED, FULL TIME SENATOR . . . Re-Elect Senator R .F. "Dick" Chapman Now Serving HU 14th Year Representing Cooe and Curry Cmm Wee • SENATOR CHAPMAN HAS FOUGHT AGAINST THE ADDITIONAL SALES TAX IN THF. LEGISLATURE ______ • HE BELIEVES PROPERTY TAX RELIEF CAN BE THROUGH ECONOMY IN STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS _______ • HE W IlJ. CONTINUE TO WORK FOR 54% OR MORE STATE SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • HE HAS SECURED LEGISLATION FOR HIGHWAY BOND ISSUES OF SIX M IL 1JON FOR IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAY 141 GOLD BEACH TO BROOKINGS. PLUS $4 MIIJJON FOR IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAY « _____ • REHABnJTATION OF TEN MILE LAKES, PLUS A NEW FISH HATCHERY ON UK HIV t R • OBTAINED LEGISLATION FOR STATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND RECOG. NIT1ON OP COMMUNITY COLLEGES FOUGHT AGAINST THE RAID ON THE VETERAN'S FUND Chapwae Per Senator Ce Bee 242, Ceee Bay, Oregea F For at least 16 of your day, its a nuisance. N obody s|>ends all (lav near a kitc h e n phone O ra ha ll phon«’ (O r wherever it i- you hav e I he rin g in g th in g W e’re guessing th a t ai least 1 i o f the tim e, a one-phone fa m ily does cross -c o u n try r u n n in g th r o u g h th e h o u se o r scram bles dow n some sta irs to ta ke the call. Y o u c a n 't call th a t m odern liv in g . In fa ct. 40'',' o f the fa m ilie s in A m erica a re n 't l i v i n g lik e th a t. T h e y 'v e g o t an e x te n s io n phone som ewhere else in the house T h a t second telephone w o uld cost a lo t less th a n yo u p ro b ably th in k S om e thin g lik e I cents a d a y i f you choose the basic co lo r and style. A nd th a t's a b a rg a in — you alrea dy pay ab ou t fo u r tim es th a t fo r the phone y o u 'v e got now C a ll o u r business office o r ask the men on the telephone tru c k s you see around tow n . H e llo , extension telephone: goodbye, nuisance General Telephone
