2—Port o rfo rd News, Thursday, September 21
]Pnrt Orford Xruis
Box 5
PORT ORFORD
OREGON
97465
everyone . . . and some people
are always looking for mistakes.
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Did you ever wonder what
your 0011 egr student spends a ll
that
money
on . . . besides
(Allege goods and services”
They eat a lot, for one thing.
Last year a: o si' students
consumed $3,5O3,4OC Worth of
groceries. And they txxight a
Pile of clothes
$1,717,130
worth to be exact. And they
spent another $1,170,140 for
sound equipment. Their total
expenditures for things other
than tuition, books andon»camp»
us housing tallied $23,500,000.
Other major expenditures by
OSl"s 14,145 students at spring
term ) included $759,310 tor
electrical appliances, $750,744
tor dining out, $733,815 for
gifts, $ ,0 t,2 S l tor photography-
equipment and supplies, and
$60 5,830 tor bus and airlin e
travel.
Other expenditures went for
furniture, $240,551; flowers,
$85,059. jew elry, $264,628 , re©i
Less Than Half Of
Complaints Valid
Farm Bureau Initiative
Opposed By A 0I Leaders
A policy statement in opposi amination of management and
tion to the Oregon Farm Bureau administrative procedures u til
->regor. consumers filed 91 either showed no validity upon Initiative Measure No 9 has ized In the public elementary
food complaints in August with investigation or contained in beer, adopted by the executive and secondary schools
Secoac d a a m a il p-tvileges authoroea at Port Orford, Oregon 97465
the State Department of Agri
committee of Associated Oregon
Results and recommendations
complete or Inconclusive Infor
L oom L. Feisbeun .................
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culture Consumer Officer Jane mation
of tbe Task Force - - applying
P a u li. Peterson ..................... ......................................................................
Two complaints were Industries
Wyait said today
Nancy J. Peters« ..
............................................. '.'"J "• . Edltor aru Manager
private business procedures to
The F a rn f Bureau proposal
referred to other state agencies
The majority were about food for investigation
which w ill appear ontheN'ovem
the non Instruct tonal activities
Suh*crif*iac in Curry- County ¡per year in advance»....................
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products which were subiect of
of the schools - - were delivered
The department investigates her 7 General Election ballot
Couaty lV K y<" “ id v a a ~
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$5. S
31 letters or phone calls meat each of the complaints It re
would prohibit the use of pr oper
to a Joint session of the 1969
followed with 24 short measure celves about food stuffs
she ty tax revenue to fund operating l egislature by Governor Tom
................................................................ .................................................... Cents
with 10 and dairy products with said
and w ill notify the com costs of public grade and high McCall The study according to
-tnnoun-cmenxx, Nance*, News and A overturns m int he i r the office
eight Dr Wyatt said
Swigert was aimed at achieving
plainant of the results if r e schools and Community Col-
by 5c 00 p. m . T uesdavv
The balance was spread am
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quested
Miuafs
business efficiencies within the
ong produce purchases sanitary
The statement was adopted
Oregop------------ Servmg Northern ------------ MEwBER--------------
school system and therefore
Consumers are urged to also
conditions of stores misleading direct their complaints to store according to AOI President Hen
better utilization of existltgt
N e^vso aae-
=
Curry County
food advertising and a variety managers when at all possible
ry T Swigert despite the fact
school tax dollars
of other general situations
business generally mtgh' stand
AOI staff members also are
Of the total D r Wvatt said
to benefit monetarily If proper
serving on two special current
---------------------------------- b r i w n
Aajoc.af or ■ PpunOog 1Q9S
that 42 complaints were eon
ty tares were abolished as a committees named by Gov Me
si tiered valid followup depart -
revenue source for operating
' ' ' '
'
v
, - V-
Call to help formulate his plan
ment investigation The rest
schools
for educational finance reform
Text of the statement reads
We believe it is unrealistic
and a threat to public education
being tC advt>ca!e the abandonment of
This committee i s ___
The c u rry tounty Historical
reation, $394,516 shoe repair,
formed (or one specific purpose *11 property taxes as a source
Society w ill hold its annual
To Help defeat anti labor John of operating revenue tor sch
$44,756; beer and wine pur
We do believe property-
meeting at 1 p.m. in the Gold
Dellenback In the coming No ools
chases from grocery stores,
The firs: regular fall meeting vember election
taxes should be stabilized or
Beach city park on .Saturday,
said
Irv
in
H
$92,46 0. cosmetics and toilet
of the C urry County T im b e r Op
Fletcher Secretary Treasu rer reduced for all property own
September 23. All people who
ries, $4 5 5 586, pharmaceutical erators w ill be heid on Fridav
ers "
ape Interested in the history
drugs, $28,402. and entertain, September 22 a: the Rod N Reel of the Lane County Labor Coun
The
statewide
employer
asso
cil A F L -C IO and chairman of
of the county are invited tc
in Wedderburn B ill Hall of the
ment, $44,304, per month.
the newly formed Labor Alliance elation long has played an active attend.
W elfore Reform Stalled In Congress
role in support of public educa
Students owned 18,431 trans, Oregon State Game Department F or Porter Committee
A potluck picnic is planned.
portatioc vehicles. A total of w ill present the program
This committee composed tion throughout Oregon At its
* Over * m r ago I wrote
Almos: nobody likes our presen- wel-
Coos-Curry E le c tric isspon
Alderman Harold
Robinson ,,705 students owned autonio.
own expense AOI membership
Those attending should bring
of
local
union
leaders
from
fcre system The taxpayers wnc foot tne b ill are understanoabA □••- jumped me last week 'bout a
soring the social hour and will
either dessert, salad or main
throughou:
Oregon s Fourth in 1966 launched a comprehen
biles, 1964 owned motorcycles
t t r about tne exploding cos: And the poor wno live unde- it
alsc snow a snort film The
little o l’ typo that crept intc *nd 8,763 owned bicycles, in
Congressional D istrict w ill at stve Business Task Force on dish, and their own table ser.
• r e ,-usrratec by its tnetgiities and its devasta:mg affects or. their
social hour starts at 7p m with
Elducatton The study was an ex
vice.
Ji*®8 n - P * 3‘«Kes 1 ¡oser oí all however is society
We lose-ne the story on the street vany- addition, during tbe last nine dinner at 6 p m and ladies are tempt to reach every rank-and
file union member in the district
tio
t.
He
always
hangs
around
contributions of a number of our citizens whc might be able to w o-*
invited
months school year, OSV stu
with a very simple message
Sentry Market on Thursday a. dents purchased 1,813 new and
'jot*07*
WT1C °ften ?lnt tnemse;ve? Penalize«: for at
John Dellenback votes against
m. watting for his copy of the used autos, 152 new and used
high position, o r any position. the interests of the working man
.“ T , ' ’ rr° ,e :n* :í* HouS€ * a>s anc Means Committee latest is s if . . . while munch» motorcycles and 3,324 new and
And to keep from being put and woman but pays undue at
tmccompietec worx or. a comprehensive welfare reform b ill Muer mg on a candy bar . . . just
used bicycles.
, Presiden: Nixon s Fam ily Assistance P ia r F.AP one o' his tor
on their, volunteer work pro. tention to the interests of big
Fletcher com
Students alsc had a total of grams . . . or named as chair, business
legista::ve p riorities ir. the 92nc Congress nac beer, included in me tt see 3 think} if be car find
mented
something id rib me about. And 26,325 haircuts last year, and
Ways and Means oill H R 1 That bill passed the House
man
of
difficult
projects
.
.
,
he usually can. Last wee* j spent $25,721 at the beauty
The United States Coast Guard
The committee is not offic
•enta::ves in June ¡9“ .
or talked about ’cause you did. ially affiliated with any local
is now offering guaranteed as
said the street vacation was p arlo r, in addition to all that,
-Since that time the- Senate Fmace Committee cnaired bv Ser
n ’t do the last job you were state or national labor group
T H l L IV tS T O C K IN D U S T B T
signment to technical training
tor
20C
feet
id
be
on nearly S.30C students owned
Russel. B Long D -L a
nas tinaerec and toyed with welfare re
given, when you missed the Fletcher claimed
schools to qualified men before
to rn proposals txr. nas allowed nothing tc -each the Senate Floor both sides of Jackson St. It
typew riters, 11,331 wore cor.
they sign up
rn.eeung.ltke it should have been
0>r consideration Over 15 months nave passed
should nave said 2C feet. And reettve lenses, and 5.216 own.
Under the recently announced
done.
" T h e curren: situation was recently summed up m me National
Trained As
the week before a story about ed some form of life in sur.
W EATHER
program qualified men w ill be
Jourra. a respected Congress-watching wee*:-.
I t ’ s im portant to attend meet
bicycle accidents
said that ance.
c
attle
assigned
to
specialized
train
Even the most ardem supporters of welfare reform now
ings.
more people were Killed sc
ing in the field of their choice
Date
Max
Per student, the expenditures
.Min
; regare tne cnances for passage of H R 1 or of e compro-
Kain
Be there!
immediately
following
basic
fa r this year than in all of amount to about $1,661 tor the
Aug. 30 69 51
. mise version as either nor. existent or extremely slim
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training
1671.
And
that
should
have
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. ft is .n t sorry to say ar. accurate assessment of me situation
Aug. 31 71 49
nine month session.
Which
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The Coast Guard offers train
read 1971.
Passage of tne 20R Social Security increase anc Revenue Snarine
Sept. 1 71 46
breaks down to slightly over
The boys from Battle Rock
0.00
Tram now to buy CAttle,
ing in a wide variety of areas
Beasu-es nave removed a grea: dea. of tne pressure to dea. w itr
But like 1 told Harold, we $6.50 per day, per student, or
Sept. 2 65 51
Rod * Gun clu t say they need
sheep and hogs at auctions,
o.oc
ranging from ship navigation and
• e lla - e reform immediately
Anc Cr.airmar. W ilbur M ills of the try to pr-at something tor
teediots sale barns, etc
Sept. 3 64 54
somewhere awful close. Some, lots of help at their new range
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accounting to electronics and
Bouse »ays anc Means Committee nas now indicated ms feeling
^A/nte TO D A Y for a local
Sept. 4 64 54
marine science
tim es my ciphering needs tc on Agate beach road. Said they
T
welfare reform is oeac as a dooranoc
• nterv»ew Include your com
Sept. 5 68 55
Men enlisting under the pro
-Otne- circumstances aisc nurt tne cnances for welfare reform
were instrumental in the deci be double-checned. Anyhow it’ s wouldn’t turn anyone away who
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plete
address and phone
gram
are
usually
promoted
to
sion by 20th Century Fox to a lot of loot.
Bos- critica, pernaps is tne tenoency irar.eiectior. year for mem
Sept.
6
69 47
showed up with a desire tc
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number
petty
officer
rank
within
three
snoot
the
1930
hobo
epic
in
Cot
Bers of eacr mayor party to Diame the otner party for me failure
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Sept. 7 70 54
work. Why not stop, by on the
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tage Grove But the sur. s really
months of completing the train
**- 3as- welfare reform -eg isiatio r Each side warns tc taxe credit
Sept. 8 66 49
Had your fall cold yet’ Mine weekends . . . there’ s
usually
T
ing which they have chosen
peer, smning in her city this
R) place the oiame
But in the meantime nothing gets done
4 4 2 0 Madison
Sept. 9 68 46
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The nearest Coast Guard r e
summer and tne Hollywood peo hit me Saturday morning. Got somebody around that could tell
Kansas Cr»v M o 6 4 1 I I
I nave express«; my owr. strong support for welfare -eform oe
Sept.
10
it
from
Bride
who
sm
artly
68
43
you what needs to be done.
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presentative is at 111E Broad
tore and I dc it again Such reform is badly needed ir. me Fourth ple call Bette » oolcoti the Sun
Sect. 11 68 46
TTiev*!! aerrun afn <♦ ««*
n rm
informed not to gc around say.
way Eugene Oregon
Phone
U ist-ict anc all over Oregon »'niie state officials nave made some dance Kid
Ir. fact while »atcning his ac ¡ng she never gave me any
g p e r gains ir dealing with the neavy financial demands of welfare
5uQ«e: ■'a s i*er. taking ar. increasingly larger slice out tors perspire freely- on one par • thing? wtx got it from some,
si -ne Oregon genera, func W elfare costs current!» account fo- ttcular 106-degree day in Aug body else, and sc forth. Sc
« » u t 16 percent of the stwte gene-a. func wniie two' years age it ust tne procuqp- himself asked fa r Fve managed to pass It
tne Chamber manager if sne d
•ccountec for approximately^ 5 t r i f c *
on to young son and No. 4
please stop doing tn a s -w a z i
■ j ~ wU' require a substantial federal investment to implement pre-
daughter.” You may be next.
welfare reforms but the federa, dollars would provide im dance
" E l EP m ONE 503, 332 2361
O ffic ia l Newipaper far the City of Part Orforc ¿nd Port ai Port Crfarc
tk tA 1 1 W 4 /
n E f t p A per
"¡USSZZ, *
dellenback
Labor Group
Backs Porter
Annual Meeting
Timber Men
Date Meeting
Report
Coast Guard Now Offers
Guaranteed Training
NEEDS MEN
AND
L IV E S T O C K
BUYERS
CATTLE BUYERS, INC.
Bette Woolcott s dance and
mediate re lie f tc the states anc long run savings for me federa
-p .
jovernm em
»-her. me House passed H R 1 it was estimated mat the expertise of W arren M e r r ill
and his committee w ill result in
W-egor. would save some $15 6 m illion during fisca 1973 if me
The Monday night rate war
measure peca me law
something like a $3 m illion
a -»elcom»- and much needed
1- The current proposals w ill certainly not solve all the problems
snot-in-the-arm
for Cottage
re lie f even the it wasn’t too
Out they defintiely move in tne right direction Our welfare dollars Grove And movie and TV' peo
much. Every little bit helpe
wmuid be going for a program designee tc save future expense bv ple have left another $14 m il
at this time of year. 1 was
mrongiy encouraging some of me nation s 1C m illion welfa-e re- lion in Gregor, since 1966
From a dollar standpoint out in the tall timber for a.
flgien-.s to provide adequately for tnemseives
that s pretty good for a new
while Saturday and things were
industry And as one w rite r ob so dry you could hear a foot,
served movies
deplete
step fo r nigh on to 30 miles
no natural resources create no
. . . give or take a couple.
pollution depreciate no proper
» ith hunting season fast a;«
tv leave no permanent unwanted
proactung, dry- weather just is.
structures narrn no w ildlife
So you car. see lots of cele n’ t the b ea situation to be
O> Jac* Z t m m t f r -
brities right here at home
left with.
On top of that lots of m e r
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chants
restauranteurs
inr.
There
w
ill
be a meeting of
Keepers anc carpenters are see
ing tne welcome color of some the Quarterfcackers next Mob.
new money
day night, Sept. 25, a: 8 p.
It s one thing seeing a movie m . in the Coos-curry build,
star anc maybe getting ar. auto-
ing. Ya-all come.
You dor. t have tc gc to Holly nor Tom McCall appointed chief graph
wood tc see movie stars anv
of the special projects depart
But
playing
a
bit
part
and
land
toore
Ever wonder why it’ s im
ment of the Economic Develop
ing a job as ar. extra is a bigger
Shucks Oregonians car. sta-. mere Division and a nigh-pow
th rill being shared by a growing portant to attend meetings' I
hb m e and rub shoulders with thé
ered committee of oankers util - number of Gregomans each h:ean besides the usual rea
greats of films and television or. lty and transportation execu
year Who needs to go to H o lly sons. F or one thing, It ’ s to
• - much more personal basis
tives
wood’’
keep from being elected to a
; Portlanders saw plentv of Ra
Ar. official promoter of O re
r
gue: Welch and Kevin McCarthy gon anc its products since 1961
e a rly this summer Folks along M e r rill and his committee
woe
the Central Coast still tslk abou- Hollywood - - armed only with
I a
Ih e ir friends Paul Newman Lee snoe string
cudget and tne
tie m ic * and Henry Fonda P a t
state s natural attributes Thev
rons of the bar at the Village sell movie makers on the seer,
Greer, in Cottage Grove might ery the clear a ir and the friend
ftpd themseives seated next to ly cooperative people who make
t e e M arvin Ernest Brognme their permanent homes nere
and Robert Mltchum
And Hollywood digs it
; People in Baker know Marvin
Here s now it works M e r rill
toe along With Clin: Eastwrxxf gets a line on a film that needs
and Jeer. Seberg Jacksonville
a steam locomotive He Knows
residents Know C liff Robertson
a Pout one in Cottage Grove
p retty well and m ere are iotsof
Bette W'oolcott
that city s
natives of John Day on a f ir s t -
Chamber of Commerce mana
ro a r basis with Major the Lion
ger gets a pnone call from M er
Down on me Rogue River peo r ill in Los Angeles
ple are friends of Jim Arness
Meet us at your airport in
and Jack Elam
And in Eugene
the morning Bette and snow us
lots or permanent residents r e
that train you have there
ca ll temporary neighbors the
Bette does
The Hollywood
w e welcom e your
Hikes of Elliott Gould Candice
guys like it She also shows them
¡Berger, and Helen Kalliomdes
inquiries
• The list goes on and is linked some 16 miles of very scenic
track winding its way imo the
-With an ever-growing number of
Cascade foothills
jg p tior picture and television
A few weeks later she gets
ysfnpemes which have chosen
another cal.
Another group
ofc- state as "location
for a
"The Emperor
ïa a tu re movie T V commercial comes to look
of The North Pole is the p ic
> r series segment
tu re
M arvin
B o r g n in e and
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-^ H e w e rs of The Delphi Bureau
Keith Carradlne and the stars
-Tie FBI and Gunsmoae will rec
A few more weeks a few more
X »gnize lots of Dragon scenerv
meetings
anc Cottage Grove
jAgd Oregon s list of movie cred
* ° ^ s '***■ *[ might be selected
4ts includes Paint Your Wag
Ther. tne producer comes to
._
ion.
"The Great Northfield
town sniffs the moist spring air
Minnesota Raid,'
Getting Str
and tells Chamber Manager
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"F iv e Easy Pieces
Woolcott he s heard it rains a lot
» Kansas City Bomber
Drive
in Oregon
J J* Said
Sometimes a Great
"You shoot your picture here
tfctlo n ," "Napoleon and Samar
<ha and The Em peror of The and I 'll personally guarantee
sunshine
countered the Cham
-A'orth Pole
ber manager
? All of this film activity in O re-
How0 asked the producer
<on is no accident Most of it is
"E very mo-ning 1 11 do a sun
the direct result of efforts by
dance
sne replied confidently
W arren M e rrill whom Gover-
A lot of other considerations
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