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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Monday. Aug. 13, 1962 Page 9A Father Meets Son After 40 Years- Coincidence Leads to Reunion! 1 Even outside the Horatio Alger books, perseverance and patience are large factors, especially if you're looking for a 40-year-lost father. Charles 0. Bietcl, a former Eugene res tauranteur, found this out recently the per severance and patience of his son Holly and daughter-in-law has reunited them, according to reports in a Sacramento, Calif., newspaper. Holly was born more than 40 years ago, but Holly's mother died when the baby was a week old. That was in New Orleans, La. The baby's maternal grandparents adopted the child. The grandfather died some years later and the grandmother marriesd a man named Jones. Holly became Holly Jones through another adoption. In the early 1930s, the Joneses moved to Santa Ana, Calif., where Holly went to public schools and then graduated from the Uni versity of California. He also married. All those years, Holly Jones wondered what had become of his real father, Charles O. Beitel. Holly's wife started the ball rolling sever al years ago. Working for a mail-advertising firm, she was sending out an offer tq owners of pickup trucks. One day she found herself addressing a letter to a Beitel. Only the name was spelled incorrectly. She told Holly, who looked in the Modoc County telephone book. The name was not spelled right there, either, so the search was sidetracked. But Holly and his wife remembered that the man ran a general store, and this year Holly, going through the town of Lookout, Calif., stopped at the store. The clerk said that Beitel wasn't around at the moment, but guessed that Holly Jones "must be a relative of some kind . , . you sure look like him." When Beitel came to the store, he recog nized Holly right away even though he hadn't seen him since he was an infant. "I knew you right away," he explained. "I've been looking at myself in the mirror for a long time and you're me, all right." So the reunion was made. Beitel, who gained not only a son but also a daughter-in-law and two grandsons, was a co-owner of the old Rex Cafe in Eugene and from 1944 to 1945 was governor of the Eugene Moose Lodge. He belonged to several Ma sonic orders. He moved to California in the early 50s. Ways to Win the Voters Committees Fire Campaign Boilers By RAY FARKAS Of the United Press International WASHINGTON The Demo cratic and Republican national committees have fired up the election campaign boilers with quite an assortment of ways to win the voters over. Both committees are out with campaign manuals which tell how to cultivate all types young, old, laborer, professional, farmer and, once you have them on your side, how to get them to the polls in November. The booklets go right to the basics. First you contact the poten tial voters, extend warm greet ings, talk their language, and try to make them sympathetic to your party's aims. The busi ness of the so-called issues is left to the campaigners them selves. These basic mechanics also Include telephone campaigns, literature, advertising, sound trucks, finances, poll-watching, publicity, precinct organization, volunteers, cultivating generous money donors, and more, such is: Novelty gadgets and badges, where to be seen, how to soothe ruffled feelings, where it Is smartest to advertise, and auto mobile bumper stickers which, the Democratic manual notes, are most effective on the front bumper. Also mentioned is the busi ness of analyzing how you won or, less happily, why you lost. The GOP precinct manual contains a little piece of hope ful advice from Abraham Lin coln: "I do not deny the pos sibility that the people may err in an election; but if they do, the true remedy is in the next election." That is the essence of what the national committees are trying to get over to every pre cinct worker in the nation. As Lincoln put it on another oc casion: "The whole state must be so well organized that every Whig can be brought to the polls. So divide the county into small districts and appoint in each a committee. Make a perfect list of the voters and ascertain for certainty for whom they will vote. Keep a constant watch on the doubtful voters and have them talked to by those in whom they have confidence. On elec tion day see that every Whig is brought to the polls." That, a century later, is the objective of the committees. Projects Readied In Lincoln County PORTLAND Ml Twu stream projects to aid salmon are ex pected to start soon in Lincoln County, the Oregon Fish Com mission has announced. Both projects involve ladder ing natural bedrock water falls, one on Mill Creek in the Siletz River System, the other on Lit tle Elk Creek, a tributary to the Yaquina River. 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