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SALEM (AP) The Oregon
Ayers also proposed a bond is
sue for all neglected roads in the
state.
Ayers put irr a plug for a bridge
beach south of Cannon Beach.
He represents a group of Port
landers who own property there.
Perfect Christmas Gifts
Coast Association feels not enough
money is being spent to improve
the Oregon Coast Highway and
Kenneth Fridley, a highway
wants to increase the state gaso
across the Columbia River at As
commissioner, told Greenberg the
line tax by one cent if Congress
does not continue the temporary
toria, saying the ferry system is
commission also is faced with pe
obsolete. Lack of the bridge is
costing the tourist industry mil
lions of dollars, he said.
titions from permanent residents
federal gas tax increase.
of the area that the vehicles be
allowed to remain. Fridley said
The Oregon Highway Commis
sion was told that today by Ver
non Ayers, manager of the asso
An Albany delegation was told
an investigation would be made.
by Williams the commission has
no plans for a second bridge
Williams proposed a 15-mile per
ciation.
hour speed limit on the beach.
Greenberg said this would not
The coast highway is the third
across the Willamette at Albany.
most traveled road in the state,
but only CO million has been
Williams said 8.000 cars a day
solve the problem.
use the bridge, but that the vol
spent on it in the past five years.
ume would have to rise to 13,000
cars before a second bridge would
he said.
The coast highway in Tillamook
be built.
County is a bottleneck that dis
courages both north and south
bound motorists, Ayers said.
David H. Grecnberg. a Port
land attorney, again asked a ban
on motor vehicle traffic on the
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'.THE TOf BANANA" In Northwest Rodeo Asiociation team roping events during
;lh year was Sammy Miller, right, Chiloquin, shown accepting his trophy saddle and
t buckle during a NRA conference at The Dalles, recently from Janet. Beamer, Haines,
'.NRA I960 queen, end Arvine Porter, Pilot Rock, center, NRA president.
:5 Photo by George Lindsay, The Dalles
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Chiloquin Man Is Champion Roper
'"CHILOQUIN-Sammy Miller of
ChSoquia is champion team roper
among Northwest Rodeo Associa
tion cowboys in Oregon, Washing
Ion, Idaho, Nevada and Northern
California.
T;He was rewarded in The Dalles
recently for that distinction dur
ing the annual NRA convention.
-fMUkr received a flashy trophy
saddle donated by Severe Broth
ers of Pendleton and a trophy
buckle from Diablo of California.
'He earned the gear by compil
ing more points than any other
team roner in the area. He said
he competed in about 15 NRA-
sanctioned shows during the year
using a combination ot three partners.
Miller has been a member of
the NRA Board of Directors for
the past four years. During the
convention Dec 3 and 4, tie and
other delegates discussed rules
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Miller was born In this area,
He attended Klamath Union High
School and was graduated from
Chiloquin High School.
He coached a Chiloquin High
School basketball team in 1947
that was district champion and
entered the state tournament.
Board Candidates Named
LAKEVIEW A list of Board of
Director candidates of the Lake
County . Chamber of : Commerce
was released by the Nominating
Committee at a regular meeting
held Monday.
The nominations were made as
follows:
Fort Rock and Silver Lake (vote
for one) A. G. Baert, A. E. Al
bertson and Jewell. Coram; Sum
mer Lake (for one) Delbert
Hand; Paisley (for one) Louis
Withers and Van Withers; Adel
(one) Charles Crump and Glenn
Tingley; Plush (one) Con Taylor
and Phil Lynch; East Side (one)
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Education Board Rejects
Request To Stop Mergers
SALEM (AP) The. Board of,
Education Tuesday rejected a re
quest it stop all moves toward
school district reorganization un
til the Legislature acts on pro-
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Creek (one) Erwin Abramson
and C. W. Ogle: Valley, Falls
six) Charles Drinkwater, Buck
Moser, Chet Clark, Thomas El
liott, Bob Urjey, Thomas Flynn
Jim Lampkins, Bruce Follett, Ed
Casio, Hank Barnes, Pinky Acker
man, Everett Osterman, R. L.
Weir Jr., and Ray Engberg.
(one) Donald Sims; lumber in
dustry (vote for two) John Me
Donald, Choc Shelton and R. L,
McLane; business and commerce
(vote for two) Lloyd Baker, Jack
Parrish, Howard Gilbert and Mick.
ey .Goodnough; agriculture (vote
for one) Con Flynn and Don
Hotchkiss; professions (for one)
Robert, Nichols and.Dr.Vlc Hill
public service (for one) Bill Cas
tie and Don Maxwell, j . .
Fire Destroys
Deuarty Home
BEATTY Fire struck again in I
Beatty Saturday. The home of I
Mrs. Elmer Deuarty burned to I
the cround. 'i 1
The home was relatively new.
Whether it was insured was not
disclosed.
Fire recently destroyed the
Beatty Store and a nearby home
simultaneously.
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posed changes in the reorganiza
tion law. !
The request came from M. C.
Deller, superintendent of Rose-
burg schools. The board said it is
up to local reorganization com
mittees to decide whether to pro
ceed. . ,
The board voted to proceed to
trial with the suit contesting its
action in approving the proposed
southwest Oregon area education
district. Such districts have spon
sorship of junior college as their
purpose. The suit challenges the
boundaries of the proposed dis
trict, t
The board began a discussion
of whether elementary teachers
should be required to have five
years of college training, instead
of four.
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