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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1961)
r W o: t j ' ,'r i v e r s i t ? o f Cfegon 3u£e&e» Oregon COLLEGE VOTE PASSES; ‘MOVE’ ON King On Board; * * s»-»r#fT—# » i tKtr.-ttfl •Î XQÄ -O O r fo r d N e w s R-Budget Down A low blow was dealt commun ities in school districts at the extremities of the Southwest Oregon Community College dis trict with the passage of the measure at Monday elections by T h u rsd a y , M ay 4, 1961 ~ P o r t O rfo rd , C u rry C ounty, O regon — P rice, T en C ents an unofficial slim margin of 480 V olum e F o u r, N u m b e r F ive votes. The total tally was 2,597 for C ouncil M eets A t the district to 2,117 opposing it. Districts in which the measure L egion H all was beaten, to no avail, were: Florence 97J, 88 yes to 218 no; District 2-CJ schools have directed mainly to improvement Mayor Andy Gribble announc Bandon 54, 59 yes to 158 no; and been named as one of 23 Oregon of the primary education and ed today that the next meeting A Port Orford Lions club Ex- advisor; Don Hale, associate ad language arts programs in 2-CJ. Port Orford-Langlois 2CJ, with , , !plorer post 98 was formed Tues- visor; Wes Spencer, Jr., secre of the city council will be held day night with eiectjon of offlc- an overwhelming 470 no to 34 school districts which will par tary; Conrad Johnson, treasurer, ticipate in “The Oregon Pro in the Legion hall. ers and committeemen and char yes. and Carl Hale, committeeman. The May 9 meeting location tering of about 20 members. gram”, a “new design in teacher J o a n K u e h n e rt The district 2CJ Education WIT As their first project, the post was changed to provide seating Heading the new organization training and improvement on A w a rd e d S c h o larsh ip V • • jw M i Committee, which led the fight room for Mrs. Clarice Hopkins' of young men from 14 through voted to accept an active part education”, financed by the against district 2CJ’s inclusion 17, is president Ben Luethe, in the gorse control program Pacific high school offices were eighth grade class. .to «ritat backed by vice president Eddie within the city limits, in cooper notified this week by the Office In the recently organized South Ford Foudation. A preliminary grant of $25,000 of Admission, Mills college, Oak Lester, secretary Bill Bates, ation with the city council. De western Oregon Community quartermaster Karl Luethe and tails and plana will be discussed will be made this summer to start land, California, that Pacific College district, will meet next at the next council meeting. By a vote of two to one, the senior, Joan Kuehnert, daughter treasurer Rod Lester. fj planning for the program in the Tuesday evening at 7 pan. In the Lloyd Bates is adult commit Installation of officers will be Port Orford grade school PTA fa s abtil districts chosen, with further of the C. L. Kuehnerts, had been announced later. tee chairman; Joe Gribble is 1 Port Orford city hall with their awarded a scholarship for next voted against disbandment of ¡V'.ITO «.‘'«.1» attorney and other interested moneys to become available in school year. the organization at its meeting Lx To tVfif October. This award is the outcome of persons to discuss ways and Thursday night. In a secret bal means of attempting to get out The program will involve the Joan’s being a finalist in the S ilv er S ch o larsh ip T ea S et A t Patrick E. Masterson, Curry lot, there were 39 votes cast training, on the job, of new National Merit Scholarship tests. county assessor, has recently of the district. against disbandment and 19 ■ Ansi teachers, as well as the use of The amount of the award has been appointed a member of the S o u th e rn Coos G eneral H o sp ital votes for. ,<t :',o King Makes Board “team-teaching" techniques in not yet been announced, but Machinery & Equipment com Motion to vote on bisbandment The Southern Coos General Unofficial returns on the el various areas of the school sys Mills college is the “Stanford” of mittee of the Western Oregon had been made at the March girls' schools in the United Hospital Auxiliary extended an tems. ■ liuti* ’-wt ection of directors for the Assessors’ association. I meeting, with voting to take Southwest Oregon Community Port Orford-Langlois Superin States, and it is a distinct honor The purpose of this commit invitation this week to northern place at the April meeting. College district, "Wednesday af tendent Jack Rice stated this for Pacific high to have a stu tee is to establish a uniform de Curry residents to attend their Growing dissatisfaction with the ternoon, showed no change in week that the local effort will be dent accepted for entrance. preciation schedule for machin first annual silver scholarship difficulty in getting people to ac- ■ ' -'-uva the composition of the five- ery and equipment for use in all tea on Sunday, May 7, from 1:30) cept positions in PTA and lack"” "' ol the 36 counties of Oregon. member board, but moved Les ot attendance and interest led tarfW aiinj* p.m., with open house at Such be , used in i,. to 4:30 King, Port Orford, into third to tne the motion, motion. The nominating ------ a schedule would . , .. , | ito xne nunuuutius high man in the race. computing assessed values on the hospital. „hoil. With gleaming eyes set on the tommittee had reported that out . According to the unofficial re taxable machinery and equip-; y is lay, ■ Pu ‘ p 196I Sunset Six baseball chain of 4n persons contacted, none ment reported on personal pro- man, stressed that children weie i turns, the board will include; ! Pionship, Coach Bob Stolz and I would accept nominations for G. E. Albertson, Myrtle Point, perty returns. Such a schedule welcome. 1623 votes; Henry Hansen, North when completed, would be a ma Proceeds from the tea will as- his Pirate nine took one big step j Pl "slde"* °'- yice H u s s io n " centered on jor step in providing more realis sist a worthy student to further nearer the coveted crown as they Bend, 1305 votes; King, 1083 oblpms of ettlng attendance tic and even distribution of per his or her career in the medical again came from beh.nd twice votes; Wilfred A. Jordan, North Bend, formerly in third place, sonal property tax. fieId- down the defending champion, ^ d thfi apparent parental apa- The other members of this 1079 votes; and Orville R. Ad Bandon ligers 6-5, to remain un-11 toward l’TA. In answer to T defeated in conference play and the query of one of the young; committee appointed by Donald ams, Coos Bay, 1046 votes. S Hatton, president of the I P acific H igh School high atop the league standings. parents present as to the pur RURAL BUDGET WOAA, are Harold Domogalla, \ j.rx,,, . Bandon (though played on the pose of PTA, Mis. Bob Lewis, Marion county; Joe Hawkins, | P T S A M eets T o n ig h t Tiger diamond) were the visitors, president, asked Alfred G. John» Costing taxpayers in 2CJ about - Multnomah county; Al Brown, Pacific high school PTSA will because the game had to be son, principal of the Port Orfdl4> I mill, the county rural school Linn county; and Bob Kline, meet tonight, Thursday, for transplanted from the inundated grade and Battle Rock schools budget was turned down. This Lincoln county. Harold Domo their last meeting of the current Pacific field, and held a 3-0 lead to define it. . J.” ,*! will make no difference in the galla is chairman of the com school year. over starter Frank Zabroski, go- amount of money levied in each He stated, “The purpose' of mittee. The high school band will pre- ing into the last of the fourth, PTA is the child. The PTA was district, because the tax will be sent the program, which will Most of their runs came on formed so that parents and levied locally Instead of having • l«V*> take the place of the high school walks and errors as the purple teachers can get together to fur- s zi ’«•tW 50 per cent of the levy made 2-CJ SCHOOL concert which will not be held pitchers and defense put 13 men ther their combined purpose,, ■rex county-wide and distributed as ' r*'.O BOARD MEETING ihis year. 1 on via this method. “equalization". which is the welfare of the s ïefR All parents are invited to a t - ) The Pirates tied it in the 4th District 2CJ would have re child." tend. The meeting will begin at with a rally climaxed by Daryl Johnson then called for the ceived back about 1 mill more Robison’s two-run batted in question. On motion of Dow * i-olWh than they would have paid in on 7:30 p.m. 1 double. Bandon picked up sing Deming, eighth grade teacher at a county-wide levy, had the — ’*»<» to letons in fifth and sixth, but the • • ■ «? tn Battle Rock school, voting was measure passed. ¡NANCY SHAW INITIATED bucs came from behind again to by secret ballot, with the result v*t ’Vf? w School district 2-CJ directors sew it it up. Nancy Shaw was initiat- se» up. - Venth of a tw° -thirds maJ°rlty vote | XUCL met in at s Pacif- i Miss 4 -4 « n rd a r .T n h s I 1 Z a D b l l’OSKl o s k l UrPCl tlT P il III in vu c • - in iiin c z t h p n r e a n I Z a t iO H . i l l regular i e g u i d , meeting «V nf T nhs ic high school on Monday eve- ed into the d " ‘ and the old reliable “fireman’ for continuing the organization Mrs. Bob Lewis was then nom rii t f .......cWnct ; nimrr ning. May 1 1, onH and transacted thp the Daughters at the March 17 Phil Paris came in from short to inated and re-elected to the meeting. The vice grand guard | following business: off the enemy. presidency, and Mrs. Don Stole lan, Mrs. Evelyn Suit of Medford choke Actually the freshness can’t be Pacific resumes play tomorrow • Heard a discussion of con- ARTISTS START guaranteed—but the presence I ditions of the boys’ rest room at was at the meeting for spring In afternoon at Coquille and re was re-elected vice president. ’ Í» ■'•'.Bi Unanimous ballots Were cast for spection. The girls and guard Mrs. Mabie Kight, incumbent CERAMICS CLASS of he milk can, with a sim- ; Battle Rock gymnasium by a ians enjoyed cake and punch in turns to Blanco field on Tuesday, Mrs. Gil Rush, treasurer, and .»»21 director, was returned over Les A class in ceramics will begin pie “shake the container” test. group of Port Orford Jay-C- the social hall after the meeting. May 10, for a clash with the Mrs. Fiank Heesacker,' secro *t(i -*r-i»wr Bobcats from Myrtle Point. lie King, 289 votes to 186 votes, next Tuesday afternoon at the While most beachcombers have Ettes (Dolores Montgomery, Mrs. tnry, who were nominated at »ho: n .> r’oil Bandon n 1 (I 2 1 1 0 March meeting to serve another •; -»mef- tut« Wayne Hodge, Lois Wilson, Mrs. for a five-year term. Joe Zook art center, according to Minnie Pacific o 0 0 3 3 0 x year in their present positions. was unopposed for a three-year Jolly, president of the Art asso been finding vases of various Frank St. Clair. Mrs. John Han tri^lit tab design, C. C. W. Newton last son and Mrs. Jim Peterson). The R H E Pledges of support and oMers term, receiving 394 votes. ciation and class instructor. 'vs'iiwrynj Saturday found this coconut group was informed of the work Bandon 5 5 4 Two classes will be held each on Battle Rock beach, com to serve on various committees eK-UMe MUMMUMAMAM****** Tuesday, done last year and also that Pacific 6 6 3 at 2 and 8 p.m., for both I plete with outer covering, ex were given by members to Mrs. > !i:-' Conrad, Giles 5, and Sutherland; there would be further improve beginners and advanced students. actly as it came from the tree. Lewis. ’« ’I w Instruction will include the use) Where the tree grows; how ments made as money became Salem, Oregon (Special)— Tom Zabroski (winner), Paris 7 and A report on their recent trips ■, /o » u Lane was named recently by th e 'Rob,son available. of all types of clays, including long had it been afloat? Are to the state legislature and to state forestry department to oc- j -------------- ----------- • Heard a report by Super native clay, and finishing and questions that make us won the Curry couny courthouse In ■ x.'ln; wuq intendent Rice regarding the re cupy the position of forest in-1 baking. Gold Beach was given by mem-, i » .i-M total der. See editorial, eurvey form on spector working out of the Gold j H ig h w a y d e p a r tm e n t The regular water color classes cent meeting of patrons of one bers of Mrs. Clarice Hopkins' fith-v 11 nt Page 2. Beach headquarters of the Coos • |Xn „1 (>|>>n 4 L'n r grade class. Those reporting were —-------— on Wednesday evenings under, of the Langlois bus routes. forest protective association. He B egins f in a l I Id IIS r DT instruction of Mrs. Don | M M W W W A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A t the Linda Gilfillan, Janice Bushnell, _ _ __ • Heard and accepted the Neal will also continue. FIRE DEPARTMENT resignation of Don Neal, Battle will assume the duties formerly A sto ria-M cg ler B rid g e Kenny Mills, Lloyd Rice, Mary Rock seventh grade teacher, held by Lee Lafferty who is re MEETS FRIDAY Preparation of final plans for Lou Harris, Susan Rush, Ellen Soil S te w a rd sh ip which is to become effective at reiving a transfer as assistant the $24 million Astoria Megler McWilliams, Kathy Sells, Mtlfl-i P a c ific S en io rs district warden to La Grande. Dance committee reports will the end of the current year. red Libbev and Mary Ellen Bates. W eek S ta r ts S u n d ay Lane started with the depart bridge across the mouth of the be heard at the regular meeting In C o u rt Slides of last year’s swim Heard a report by the sup- Columbia river has begun by the ------- •»•TSfT . of the fire department tomorrow • ^ eard a J L ®f PJ ment as central dispatcher some Soil Stewardship Week Is a Oregon state highway dep art-! program on Garrison lake were Pacific high seniors attended t the Jensen Music store. ^Intendent of P™a**c* three years ago. The latter part 'ai.x n n ^ time for renewing awareness of discussed at the 7:30 three full rooms of begmneis at pf rpcpivp(i a a pro pro. ment with the assignment last | shown by Mrs Joe Zook with man’s responsibility to the land. the Monday session of district * of last year hp he received week of a special survey party to 'he assistance of Mary Wood- court In Gold Beach. ” - l ” --» „ .„ t v»»» I W he in meeting will be turnout suits and ; Port Orford next year’ We come into the world with chief clerk in the per- I motion I K J V I V I I to W V Were informed informed o of a 25 per mi( section. Prevlously he work complete the location survey. [ worth and Mary Jacksofl. , The _____ _ it ___ nothing and leave the same The group " Wfundamenrel ’ l a ; election of Junior officers - • Were cent reduction in SIAC rates for ed for the eastern Lane forest and the setting up of a 10-m an ! program was sponsored by the return to the land structed in way. We ------------- bridge design section in Salem PTA and the Red Cross with the next year. from whence we came, and what this past semester by Win. Tay . „ „ ,d . s s r we leave behind us we leave to lor, was invited to the session by Taylor as a fitting climax to C o .» Agency reg.rdlng . . . l»-¡ p„„r to th .t t t o . t e . . . e n - l those ho come after us. surance policy rates and in- p]oyed as a crane operator and of conti acts. „rtivifv mer as their major project, pro- It is not a reminder to the the course which they have Just ---------- — - structed the superintendent to mPchatlir for the Fisher Lumber, The resumption of . OarrtZOn lake is ruled farmer or rancher alone, but a completed. vv Invite Mr McOarvey to the June Co Ma-c0]a 1 closely follows approval of a bill v i. ctl < ...i h so u law reminder to everyone who would Port Orford further explana- Inspection area will in- by the Oregon legislature to, fl- safe for swimming. put a spade to the soil. It Is a week also of acquainting the people with the role good land S 5 A „occd to , J ^ 4 s use plays In our life. The congress of the United Auxiliary Sponsor. States recognized its responsi Local Jaycee members are new - ¡ - K * , • — ;,n S ! T ea again looking for the “it” girl bility by establishing a national program of soil conservation they will sponsor In the Miss Pacific’s grapplers brought the These two young people will be home south of Gold Beachi near Mrs. Viola Cuatt, president i)f- B B .H »M nt outdatefl ferry now being carried on In soil con Curry County contest, according first state championship in its! married before arriving in the Beuna Vista Ocean Wayside Western States Plywood Auxil I system and _ link the Oregon and iary. and her committee Iia»«" servation districts and water to contest chairman Don Hale. brief history to the local high fall. state Park Washington sections of U. 8. lf)l. All girls who will be 18 on or sheds throughout the land. planned an interesting program Gave the superintendent when senior Henry Isen- i The bridge will stretch 4 1 for their May id meeting at Observance of National Soil before August 29 and not over 28. school permission to hire non-certified hnrt won the 123 lb. title. Isen- miles from Astoria, Oregon to are high school graduates and Stewardship Sunday and Stew the American Legion hall In the . . eligible _____ hart won his four state tourney personnel (janitors, bus drivers, Point Ellice, near Megler, Wash., form of a May pole spring tea. ardship Week will *>e May 7th never been married, are secretaries and cooks). to compete. Hale said. The local matches unscored on, which is a length that will make R one through Sunday. May 14th. All be from 1 to 3:36 of the longest bridges on the Pa- • Allowed bills in the amount soil conservation districts will winner will be chosen May 26.: quite a feat. and will participate in the Aqua j Boys present were Isenhart, Hflc coast. From the south the; > Af(pr a mPFt of $2,811.63. be distributing appropriate ma • Discussed the non-collect, "** u;.8 «»« M"» Dorothy Spence will terials which are available to Carnival court at Gold Beach Lee Tucker. Fred Peterson. Tom to the final county run- Molthu. Jim Wahl. Merle Chur- problem which has The annual Junior-senior b".n- gin at a toll station Ju t on as demonstrate fancy cake riecornt- church and civic groups. This prior — - off. chill. Richard Thronburg a n d (™ . ,h. Priistrlct quet ior for r-acuic Pacific uigii high school is toria’s Marine Drivn, . ci rve coun Ing and will answer questions. nt Wahl I caused tne qisiricv to w borrow qUei ....................... includes booklets, programs, post of W and a h l,____ _ to _ ___t Tsenhart moneys meet current bills j scheduled for 7:30 pm., Friday, tprclockwlse through a a full 360 Later, games will be played ers and other related materials Miss Curry County then com- Doug Funk Parents pete« In Mass .1. the e..e — eo Oregon contest Churchill, • Tucker, - ■, _rp.„nt 1 while waiting for tax collections May 12, at the Sixes grange hall, degrees as the Astoria approach wjvf„. of all western States th at tell of good land usage. Un pewa. Verified and accepted the Attendance is by Invitation raises to the ship channel make cordially Invited derstandlng this work is of lm at Seaside, for a chance at state Tlrronburg were ako^rerer.t « a . , " ■ ' y . o V . ’ d . K r i “ ,?» . „ « ¡ M «„ .................. ............ portane to all. _________ main ship channel near ___________________________ This Is a time when each of us clJb"last vear. r e n t on to' win erlntendent. w h o introduced, day’s school election south river bank, drop to 25 feet should recognize the urgency of Miss Congeniality honors In the Heesacker a n d coach Arvin Yes 34; iommunity College, Right 289 King 183. above sea level for more than feet of vertical clearance over good stewardship of the land a contest. Crawford for short talks. |Nn 470. _ — a — Community College Board: 10/,06 feet across the some- the north ship channe! bc<d '>« a fundamental of moral and civ state Applications mav be given to Team members Perry Pender- j Rural School Budget: Yes 67; Fine 171’ Farrier 110; Hansen times dry Desdemona Sands, descending again In a brief ic responsibility. We must re Abe Abderhalden. ED 2-2594; or grass. Lee Bush and Don May No 1ST M; ^Iberuor?88; and Adams 87 then rise briefly again for 70 Washington shore approach. member. “The Berth is the Hale at FT) 2-2552. were unable to attend. District Board. Zook Lord’s”. Gorse Is Explorer Post Problem Ford Money Granted 2CJ Vote Assures Group Will Not Quit County Assessor Pat Masterson On Committee Zabroski Downs Bandon To Keep S-League Lead Anyone For Fresh Coconut Milk? Women Ask School’s Help b c iu u w Kight, Zook On 2CJ Board Forester Named At Gold Beach Do You Want A City Hall-? Lions Host Pacific Wrestling Squad JC Members Are Seeking 'If Girl » ^XdT“"’ ““ F m Junior-Senior Banquet Dated “ k H m s ,,., Sul
