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- —Port O rfo rd News, Thursday, June 12, 1969 J o r t ®rfnvd ¿Yews Electronic Record Keeping In Operation On Coos-Curry Farms Local Wiinesses Get Confab Invite W orld headquarters of Jeho vah’ s W itresses has extended an in vitatio n to the e n tire Port O rford and Bandon congrega tions to attend the international conference scheduled f o r July 13-23 at Vancouver, B. C. Delegates fro m these areas w ill jo in the expected 35,000 who w ill flock to Vancouver, B.C. fro m countries around the globe fo r re ligiou s tra in in g and d ire c t com m unication w ith others o f the fa ith . M ary lcca l fa m ilie s attending this mam moth convention w ill be includ ing the gathering in th e ir va cation plans. need Foster Homes t o r u ie s e i im u iw ii. ‘In the Port O rfo rd-La ng lois area we have very few foster homes. We are asking you to consider providing fo ste r care fo r children we find in need. These children that come to us usually have a tremendous need of love and security. Through foster care and foster fa m ilie s we would lik e to provide the love and security they need. ‘ If you have room In your ment erf M otor Vehicles, Last home, tim e to spend with add y e a r, SO people died in May itio na l children, and most im crashes. The department reported that portant the love to give, would you help us? If you are In te r tr a ffic deaths fo r the f ir s t five ested would you ca ll Emery months orf 1969 totaled 241—the B illin g s at the C u rry County same iw m ber as had been k il l W elfare O ffice 241-6666. It ed at that tim e la st year. Two crashes during the w ill be appreciated.’ month, both in northwestern V iiitin g the area from C lov Oregon, each claim ed four erdale, B. C. Canada, are Zena liv e s . One other crash killed H u ll and his daughter Shirley two people; the other fa ta litie s Skogheim. Cn Sunday, M r. and occurred singly. Although reports s t ill are In Mrs.John Adam s,Mrs.EIlen H u ll, com plete, p re lim in a ry analysis Lois Boggs and children, were together far a fa m ily dinner, indicates no n-co llision , m otor Lois plans to return to Canada vehicle-pedestrian and head-on and go w ith her uncle to visit co llisio n s were responsible fo r relatives in Dawson Creek and the greatest number ot fatal Edm cnton,A lberta,Langley, B.C, accidents. ‘ It the every’ to y hum -drum R life , life can seem uncom plicated and sometimes tra n q u il. However, in our own com m unity there are children that r eed cwt help. F o r many reasons children come to the attention of our office. We have reed to use fo ste r homes m arriage announced M r. and M rs. R. W .Low e wish to in no m ce 'hat on June 8, 1969 the ir daughter M ary,becam e the’ bride of R o b e rt(T e d ,T .F a u b e rt. sen o fM r.a n d M rs.V . T . Faubert, o i R ichland,W ashington, Ted is a senior a t Washington State U niversity m a jo rin g in m echan ic a l enginee rin g.H e w ill grad uate in June 1970. The young couple w i ll be re siding in Pullm an, W ath in g t ^ E le ctro nic record keeping is g on DHIA. The ia s e of p e r- used oti m any dairies in Coos atior. fo r the supervisors is and Curry counties. Nearly the County Extension O ffice in 50 local dairymen are now cul Coquille where samples t tam ' lin g th e ir herds, selecting th e ir ed at the fa rm are tested in herd replacements and feeding the DHIA laboratory f o r t o tte r- ‘ .....................Editor and Pu a b ater r-aul t -« ie is a r ......................... M a ra g .n g Editor on the basis erf p ro te ctio n re fa t content. C u rre n tly there cord keeping through t t e & u t h - are 30 herds on standard DHIA SwtecafCtea h. C u m Geawty (p e r year ia s c v a n c e )........................... $3 oo west Or««or. Dairy Herd Im which involves a v is it to each Cnrta.j* C a m C oucn ................................................$3 30 provem ent Association. of these d a irie s once a month The Southwest Oregon DHIA by one erf the supervisors to DATES T O REMEMBER . . . . . . . . . 10 Cent* is a fa rm e r cooperative form ed take m ilk sam ples from two Aa-nouncc— e ttx Notices; New» and A dvertising B irthday wishes go out this by dairym en to make available m ilkin g s. ‘• 'J * he is ta r O ffice by 5 0 0 p. m . Tueadey* Another 15 herds week to C len D.W ood, J r . , Floyd a production reco rd keeping are 00 ow ner-sam pler plan K e e le r , J im Petersen, Edith -M EM B ER se rvice to kairy mien in Coos and where the dairym an collects M uirden, Wayne Everest, Cindy K t W S SA M S C u rry counties. Two super tbe samples which are picked N e a l, R ichard ft-ice, Dorothy v is o rs are employed by the as » . IllS H E IS V alet, Becky N e a l, Maureen sociation to travel once each portation to the laboratorv fo r A S S O C IA T IO N Dewey and Jerry Kam ph. month to each m em ber's farm testing. O ver 3700 cows from Anniversary wishes go to M r. to sample arid record each cow’ s Coos and C u rry counties are and Mrs. Bob W o rre ll, M r. and* production of m ilk, test it fo r on test through the Southwest Mrs.Bob Sweet and M r. and Mrs bu tte rfa t content arid the: re Oregon Dairy' Herd Im prove Norm V a le t. cord this inform ation fo r the ment Association. use of the dairy m an. 7 h ee lec- Much of the success of the Oregon tr a ffic a c c id e r ts k ill tror.ic record keeping center Southwest Oregon DHIA is con ed 52 people during May, computes (his inform ation fo r tribu te d to its Board <rf D ir according to p re lim in a ry f ig - the d a iry mar and sends him the ecto rs which a re elected fo r ures released by the Depart try Everett E. C utter monthly and annual production two year te rm s by association R m ilk arid butterfat fo r each m em bers. Present o ffice rs individual cow arid the total include Leonard S colari, Co herd. q u ille , president; John M attos, Southwest Oregon DHIA en M y rtle Point, vice president; ro lle d herds produced an ave r N e il Rood, Coos Bay, treas age of 993" pounds o f m ilk u re r and Lynn Cannon, Coos and 49C pounds of b u tte rfa t County Extension Agent is sec per cow during 1968. In com re ta ry . O ther d ire c to rs in Lawmaking is a cob aim ing rip a ria n landowners as opposed parison the average production clude John Brelage and Darold process that does not simprfy to the state’ s in te re st concern o f a ll herds in the area is Peterson, North Bend; Del B ru hibernate »her the le g isla tu re ing submerged and s u b m e rs ftle "600 pounds of m ilk and 380 ne l], Coos Bay; Wayne Russ c l ses up shop every other lands along navigable w a te r pounds o f fat. e ll, Coquille; Russell Evans, year. ways in the state. This in q u iry Coos County ranks as one M y rtle Point; Bernard F ra n - One mainstay of the ongoing w ill include such issues as the erf the top fiv e dairy counties sser and Stan Newton, Bandon; process is the form ation of in rig h t erf the rip a ria n landown in Oregon according to Coos and Lo w e ll K reu tzer and B rice te rim committees. Many sig e r to construct wharves or County Extension Agent Lynn W agner, Northern C u rry Coun nifican t t ills passed in the ses anchor log ra fts , the question Cannon. The nearly 10,000 ty. sion just ended » e re direct of who should own old abandon head erf dairy cows In the coun re su lts erf recommendations ed r iv e r channels erf navigable ty produced dairy products fro m various interim» s t u d y stream s, and who should hold w orth ^ 8 m illio n d o lla rs be groups. The success of state t itle to sui merged and subm e r fo re precessing. D a iryin g Is goven,merit reorgarizatior. is s ib le lands that la v e beer, fille d the most im portant segment erf U. S. H yw ood -C h am picu Pa one noteworthy example. over the years. the 8 m illio n d o lla r a g ric u lt pers I n c . , was the successful Several in te rim groups » e re L e g is la tiv e Permanent Tax u ra l income. bidd er cn the Agness R/sad S al authorized by this year’ s le g is Study Cornimittee w ill continue Del Mongold, Barview , arid vage tim b e r sale h ^ ld a t the la tu re , and Senate and House its seem ingly endless study of Ernest Becken, G reenacres, U. S. Fcrest Service GoM Beach leaders now are firm in g up th e ir state and local taxes. are sup ervisors c u rre n tly em Ranger D is tric t Tuesday,June com m ittee appointments. One erf the tasks assigned to ployed by tl.e Southwest O re - 10. A b id o f S 84.70 per thousand Findings of the te rw e e r-se s- th is com m ittee by the Jo in t was placed on 144 M b f o f Doug- sions committees w ill be pre Ways i Means Com m ittee is a la s - fir jjd other species, and a sented to the 1971 1 egislatur e. general review of the pro pe rty bid of $175.65 pier thousand was Lawm akers now are granted tax sutu re s w ith the aim of placed cn 3 0 M b f orf P ortC rford - in te rim expenses of $100 mon elim in a tin g co n flic ts , duplica cedar. th ly to help defray costs of the ir tions and unnecessary chores This salvage sale w i ll re continuing duties and travel. by property tax a d m in istra to rs. m ove the dead, dying and rece nt A rew iy.appointed Interim The ongoing com m ittee, w ith blowdown tim b e r along he r c r C om m ittee on Education w ill three senators, three repre est Service po rtion of the A gness include problem s oi higher ed sentatives and fiv e p u b lic mem Road between G old Beach and ucation w ithin scope of its in be rs, was created by the 1965 A gness. The rem oval o f this tiro - vestigation over (he next 18 le g is la tu re . ber w ill enhance the beauty of months. Special attention w ill t h i s popular drive, e lim in a te be giver issues ru s e d by the same erf the hazardous trees a - Special Task F c-ca on Higher lo n g th e road, and is part of the Education, a team of House Forest Se.-vice p o lic y to salvage m em bers which during the reg TO THE EDITOR where p o s s i b l e, com m e rcia l u la r session traveled and toe* Sincere thanks for your w on tim b e r products. student, teacher and public de rfu l support of our recent, suc itim ony at lo u r state-sup- cessful educational and f u n d rted u n ive rsitie s. ra ising A p ril C ru sad e. A lso to be studied are the Your free piuHic service en need fo r community college law ables us to reach m any mere re v is io n , Department of Ed Ckegonians w ith lif e saving in A rem inder is made to a ll ucation adm in istra tion , p rivate fo rm a tio n than we could evoi 1966-67 who have Dot yet responded to 1967-68 1968-69 elem entary and secondary reach on our own. the Salvation A rm y ’ s Annual A ctu al A c tu a l B u d g e te d schools ad m in istra tion , school W e ll. . . so fa r it's two up and Our three-phase program of Maintenance Fund A p p e a l fo r d is tr ic t and area oducatlon d is tw o - own far the school budget. p u b lic and professional educa APPROVED the Service Extension Program t r ic t organization, and appli A n d you can bet that it's pre tty tio n , research and p a tie n t and 1 0 ,9 7 8 ,fib 9 ,3 9 3 .0 8 In C u rry County. This camp 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0 A v a ila b le Cash on Hand cation ci general election laws d u r n exasperating far budget co m m u n ity service is m aking 2 ,5 7 3 .0 $ aign enters its fin a l phase this 3 ,3 1 1 .9 0 5 0 0 .0 0 2 ,5 0 0 .0 0 to school d is tric t elections. c o m m itte e and board members headway. In the e a rly 1930's d e lin q u e n t Tax R e ceip ts L51.6L week according to G. B. Rush, Ii37.1i7 2 ,5 0 0 .0 0 hOO.OO F o u r senators and five repre and the a d m in istra tio n . I n t e r e s t on d e lin q u e n t Taxes few er than one in fiv e was being T re a su re r of the lo cal • com 1 ,7 2 3 .6 9 l,b 7 0 .7 1 sentatives w ill s e n e on the hOO.OO But, despite the "m a n y hours saved—that is, a liv e fiv e years m ittee. 1 0 0 .0 0 O ther Taxes 4 Tax O ffse ts l ,W 5 .6 0 com m ittee. 3 8 5 .7 9 spent in preparing the budget" a fter firs t being treated. 1 0 0 .0 0 3 0 0 .0 0 Unless we have a complete I n t e r e s t on In v e stn e n ts In te rim Committee on U r and the accusation th a t voters S ,h f i3 .6 l Since 1956 the ra tio has de 9,536.h O hOO.OO re tu rn , it w ill make it very 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 dock F ees ft Rent ban A ffa irs and Transportation a r e "h u rtin g the educational creased to one in three. This T t Ä r d iffic u lt fo r The Salvation 1 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 3 0 0 .0 0 w ill etsu let of three senators, program f o r y —m jeters, " i t Other R e c e ip ts 4 T ran sfers could be one in two i f everyone A rm y to continue a fu ll-s c a le 5l,6OO.OC fo u r rep ra ota ttves, two elect s im p ly b o ils down to the fa c t w ent to his doctor in tim e . T hat TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEPT TAX LE\T program of aid during the com xrxxra m ir a ed o fficia ls rf local govern t h a t , as y e t, budget proposals is why it is so v ita l fo r a ll p>er- 3 ,8 1 0 .0 0 ing year. The Com m ittee re Taxes needed t o balance budget ment and two u b lic appointees. have n o t m e t w ith the approval scos lo b e a le rt to cancer's sev 8 ,0 9 9 .2 1 x ra x x x 3 ,8 5 0 .0 0 lie s on contribution to provide Tpxes c o lle c t e d in r e a r le v ie d They w ill p r oeurban services, of the m a jo rity of the^people. 1 3 ^ . 1 7 en warning signals and have m the funds which enable these xxxxxxx T 5 , lio . oo _ TOTAL RESOURCES, OeneralPunR s ta te -lo c a l relations and public Stand around any street e a r annual checkup. lo cal services to the r eedy of ~ 9 ~ .o ò 0 .ò 6 ~ transp ortatio n sy stems. ner ar cofie e shop and you can the community . W ith your continued support The la tte r area w ill define hear m an y reasons ic * the f a i l we w ill reach that one in tw o. BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUKD RESQURCES The p rin cip a l e ffo rt o f the the status a! present rapid ures. . . the m a in one 1 hear be The other v ic tim s t ill needs Com m ittee is caring f o r em er tra n s it systems in the W il in g the new b u ild in g program more re se arch bu t-h is is com ing 6 ,7 0 0 .0 0 gency food, clothing, ren t, tra n A v a ila b le Cash on Hand la m ette Valley and propose fo r the 6 -6 plan . I have heard no along also. T hat day w i ll com e sportation, heat and other M c - 6 ,9 ii5 .0 0 T r a n sfe r from G eneral Fund m odifications and new system *. one say the y wanted EDUCA when e i l l close our door and e ssities. The Service E xte r- Another m ajor study area In T IO N to suffer. TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEPT TAX LETT " fo ld our tents. . . " sion Program also makes a v a il ï,9 L 5 .O O volves factors ln flue tcing o r I t is n e t a favorable situa tion Enclosed is a c e rtific a te of able, as needed, care fo r unwed ?®eded t 0 2* la n ce Budget determ ining relationships and w h e n budgets f a il. . . but fa il our deep ap pre ciatio n. We hopse TOTAL RESnttBrpc 60 m others, medical a id ,a lco h o lic alloca tion of functions and re th e y w i ll if people do not agree you w i ll display it where others re h a b ilita tio n and other •emer sp o n sib ilitie s beeweer stateand •with the m . And when th n hap gency care. lo ca l units perform ing urban pens it's tim e to lo o k at the w ill see the good you are doing C ontributions can be sent to se rvice s. and fa llo w your exam pie. hole cards again. M r. G. B. Rush, Oomtnittee J o in M atschek Also created is at. In te rim Somewhere there is a solu T re a s u re r, P. O. Box 6, Port ■ M t e ,, Labor-M anage O eg an Crusade Chairm an O rfo rd . tio n . M aybe it can be discover ment Relations, w ith two s e t- ed ■>tth e board m e e tin g to m o r aters and three rep rese ntati row n i ght at the h ig h sch o ci. A nd ves representing both p o litic a l 1 th in k tha t . oters owe i t to the p a rtie s . Among th e ir review board to a tte n d 'h e m e e tin g m J and suggestions fo r charge in t a lk over the situ a ti c n . lt 's re a lly atiWSKAL FUND REQUIRSMEHIS la fe o r-m a a a g e m ro t relations n o t kosher to cast a negative w ill be s e c t topics as w ork v « e and ie rge t the p ro b le m ... 5,72h.OO 7,61*1.00 8 ,2 0 0 .0 0 T o ta l P erson al S e r v ic e s men's co mpensatlan, and rights and you c a n 't expect a handful 6 ,0 0 6 .6 0 8 ,1 6 L .9 2 U , 9 60.00 8 ,5 0 0 .0 0 and dure» -< em ployers and em of board m em bers to read the “ d ployee: involved in labor con 9 , h6 0 .0 0 m inds orf hundreds of people troversies. Ii, 0 0 0 .0 0 vo tin g no. At b ite riu n Com m ittee ce '■ " • “ “ p * “ » » '■■»a 1 2 ,9 h 3 .7 9 Th? m e e tin g is at 8 pi. m . in CX»eri.m eiitK A lta i:* is to c o r - the school lib ra ry . 3 ,8 0 0 .0 0 3 ,5 0 0 .0 0 iS S iw ? n ew B u i l d i n e ^ 3 8 r ^ Fund u n u t work -Jl the la st in te rim -P - 7 ,8 5 2 .5 0 7 ,5 5 2 .5 0 pe riu d’ s Com m ittee un i There are a lew things I d B ond 4 F und Government. Gaiiuug special I.7 5 O .O O lik e to say »bout the weather O perating C o n tig en ciea , ^ 5 ÍL ÍÓ .d ó T T .l^ .W u tte n tiu i w ill t>e service m .- but this is a fa m ily newspsaper TOTAL REQUIREMENTS -s-i* ? k 0 .0 0 t r ic t o rg a tiiE a tiu is p e c ia l dis . . . and I'm reaming la te h is 0 0 0 .3 0 t r ic t f in a n c e , government week. s tru c tu re lo r urbai a r e a s , 2 0Wd INTEREST AND REDEMPTION TOND REQUIREMENTS liQuut iuws, an« xuw s govem ti« euct, local serviue t a* water, lit f iiu , p u ru , rued and puhlit' t o , s? f f “ » " .u in g „ „ U tility O istricts, pew controi. 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 E S ® a ra n , J u l T x> K 5 7 6 , o o o .a o ■Joint Committee ut Rule» and Hesolution», not ai in te rin conttt itiee but tme winch w ill Bond I n t e r e s t to be rm-iA __ RUBBER TIRED Daily Vacation B ib le School 1 ,9 5 2 .5 0 1 , « 2 .5 0 1 ,2 5 3 .0 0 r eport to tne gov erttor and near ISSUE DATED« lf en su in g y e a r ■ i l l « a r t at the L a n g lu i* C oin, le g ia la tu ie , i t charged with tl.e 9Ü 5.00 n unlty Church June 16. There je e p o n s itd iiti u exam ine O re- » i l l te t» five-day session«, UNAPPROPIATED BALANCE— fo r na-vw-nt. v. gun election laws and to dense cL isu « June 27. Second Ensuing T ear: pay,nent8 1« an effective eoluCta * t t e O r Sunday, June 15, at J 6 ,0 0 0 .X g ro w n « problem of litte r it« in ^ R f I t L’ t IS’ U '’ d A ted ! J u 2^* l ?57 »urn. aa all-Sunday School har 5= 0. X the state. C orrupt practices 5 , 0 X .0 0 t- c u e picnic w ifi be held at ro ru d a t ’ '1' J“ i r 1. u s ? 7 ,9 5 2 .5 0 6 56~2$ p ro visio n s and can pa ig 1 ex 7 ,5 5 2 .5 0 ANTWttm -kMYTHAE! Camp F lr c r ir ft. This w ill close xxxxxxxx penditures w ill gau special at XXXXXXXX the ccetest and recognitk n win 1 3 ,9 0 3 .X total ponded debt requirements tentive., as w ill a c tiv itie s by be given to the department that « CTASS CUTTING 1 2 ,6 0 1 .2 5 » DUHJCATE KEYS MADE -politica .rg a ciza ta t ; » has » •. At • . the re g . 3"IL~P.’:- RESERVE FUND RE q U IREMENTS • WALLPAPER BOCKS LOANED b rfia lf trf candidates and mea- ular evening service will be surea. held at the Camp ground and The 1969 le g is la tu re also a Muxlj Science film w ill be R eserved fo r E xpenditure in Future Tears authorized ar A dvisory Com 6 ,0 X .X shown. 1 0 ,0 0 0 .x J ^ ^ KYa t e r P a r t ic ip a t io n Fund m ittee to the State Land Board, 8 ,6 0 0 .0 0 On June 23-36 the fam ily consisting of three senators, Jock C o n str u c tio n R eserve conference of V illag e Mission 2 . 7 X . X 6 ,5 0 0 .x 1 0 ,0 0 0 .x fo u r representatives and two New B u ild in g R eserves p e rs in re l w ill be held s t Can public m em bers. 1 0 0 ,0 0 6 .5 X .X non Beech, and M r. and M rs. T ran sfer t o G eneral Fund l^ ,3 ù C .Y 1 6 ,$ 0 0 .0 0 io .ix .^ c Focus of th e ir consideration JUST NORTH IF TOWN Ruth irf the I^anglols church TOTAL REQ’TiREICNfS w ill be to examine the rig h ts of w ill attend. 6 .5 X .X Publish June 5, 12, 1969 °a«t Oftice Sc* S 97*65 Port Orford, Oregon P U K J S X D EVERY THURSDAY : -.as* read p r m je g e t u ta o n s e e at Port Orford, Or«. NÊWA A Oregon Traffic Deaths Compare Á Salem Scene SHOP srotar/tír Proposed Budget Schedule Interim Committees To Continue Process Timber Sale to the Editor News Earns Certificate r : Campaign Appeal f t » T » HOME OWNERS- CONTRACTORS Bible School Ai Langlois Church r» • BACKHOE export • LOADERS ILKKS S«m.Y FM. 332-4-161 4 I I