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Thursday, January 4, 1962
Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon — Price, Ten Cents
Volume Four, Number Forty
(C A M M IN O
C R A SH IN G
-uish-Àmerican War Vets Still
L »ae Exemption Claims in Curry
Gold Beach Takes Tournament
Crown; Pacific Finishes Last
In preparing the war veteraaa*
Gold Bench defeated Yoncalla Gold Head»
11 1-1 1 1 » -481
exi-mpGon affid avit forme far
«> 41 at the third annual P w elt-' l*ow«ra Taylor 8. Russell 14.
, ,
I Crabill. Sewell 10. Plitaoit 6 G e l-
mailing tills year, Assessor P a t­
“ h g h school Invitational 1 * - 1 ch(.„ <
K alb
rick E Master non staled the re­
krtbuit tournament here Friday | O old Seacii Burke 4. Payne 3.
cord« of hla office allow three
H.ght. winning the tourney fo r-ij,,..» g Dean. Dunkelborger 7.
l |M»ni»ii-American W ar vi-U-raoa
Uie second year Ui a row
A -3 |C Barton 9. I Burton 1. Doyle
still claiming exemption for tax­
Rice. Ingersoll «
Allen.
MeCully.
C o ld Ui-ail» was
locoed into
Coverage of Curry county by es in Curry county These gei>-
i
second
game»
ovennne to edge out class B
radio lu regard to civil defense tlttnen are O tto Hockel, larog-
17 9 18 10--S1 I
Yoncalla
Yuucalla.
w ill be diariiased at the meeting lola; A L Bollinger and Frank
b
8
7
13
38
Act .on la the last 36 seconds Pacific
of the Curry Cltlgrna' Band R a- j E Blochle, both of Brookings.
It
W
iley
34.
M
cD
an
­
Yoncalla
o i the regulation game kept the
In addition. fo*ir widows o f
<llo association Saturday, Janu-
estimated 350 fans on th eir feet iel, Russell 6 Pontius U>. Wool-
rr y 8. at 8 p m. a t the fairgrounds Spanish-American W ar vcleraas
mnn
3
Means
1.
Mathis.
Carney
a Ki ll W iley of Yoncalla diuiked
are claiming exemption under
in Oold Beach.
a bosket to bring the score to a j 3 I * * - Teague 4, D Wiley. M e-
A ll persons Interested in radio applicable laws of Oregon.
3v-3# tie and throw the game into H » f f le 3
ci mmunieatlon are Invited to a t- ,
overtime
i Pacific—Bowman 6
Robison
tend. For fu rth er Inform ation ,
In the consolation round, h ost, H B Luethe 6 -D u n n 4. Ibirtlctt,
call
Prank KnoUlngham . Port I
Pacific bowed out 55-49 to P o w -| W rleh t. H ill 3 W a ld le 3. K »->'••-
Orford,
or W ally Blackburn, pres- .
,r s
The teams were tied 3 0 - i » ' '» * 9 Johaon M ahaffey. R n tvl-
Iclent, In Oold Beach,
at the end of the first h alf, b u t, lw rB
the Pi rates lost the game In th ej
th ird quarter when they were
Darrell Sm ith, 34. o i Spring-
out-scored 16-10
(eld. was seriously Injured
The teams scored evenly in the
day »light. December 30. «
last stanza. each team scoring
the car in which he waa a
l ine points Tom Oetchell and
aenger went out of control, h it ­
<toger Pinson paced the winner»
Recent
reporta
from
the j
Salem A Greyhound Corp ap­ ting a u tility pole and lnstantt?
w ith 14 and 13 points respective­ A m erican Jersey C a ttle Club. J
plication for authority to aband­ killing the driver Sm ith, »on e f
ly, while D a ry l KoMson and Columbus. O hio, Indicate th at
on portions of the existing bus Mr» B ill Hampton o f Spring*
Rodney Dunn headed Pacific Sixes. Oregon, is not losing
route on Highway U S . 101 in field, form erly of Port O rfo rd ,
scoring w ith 13 points each.
any of its distinction as a
Curry county has been set for 1» h q a p tta lls e d and has not re­
Scoring summary:
breeding place fo r dvatnpion
bearing at 9 JO a n» In the coun­ gained consciousness since the
P ix lilc
14 16 10 8 - 4 » registered Jersey cattle
gang up on Manta aa they try
annual Community Christina-
Though slt< lid » ru e was low.
ty courthouse on January 18. by accident. According to Mrs. Tam
Powers
IB 13 ’ 6 9 - 8 3
to convince h im they've R eally
I'arty. A brollo-r and etster.
re»|ue«l< b» youn gsters »eeine.l
Sweet Jerseys, owned by A
the state public u tility commis­ i Darlene i Paris, sister of D arrell,
I T m .4 tie— Bowman Id . Robison W S w re l <>n his low er Elk r iv ­ m ote ib a n ever at this year'«
been good thia year
MaryJaue and Jim Alexander.
the two men wene enroute froas
sioner
12, Dunn 13. B Luethe 3, B a rt­ e r farm , laid 14 cows cited for
Ore» hound officials have re­ Salem to Sheridan when the ac­
lett 3. K Luethe 8. H ill I . Rund- various
outstanding
aco»»»-
quested th at they be allowred to cident occurred
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abandon o-jerations over the old
plishm ents One of these. D e­
P o w ers-T aylo r
10, Oetchell
highway between H arris creel,
sign S p ark lin g Susie, received
14. Rusweil 12. Crwbill. Sewn I 6.
junction and Cape Sebastian as
the 100.000 lb. lifetim e aw ard
Pinson 13
well as a short section at H u n ­
Susie's
record,
checked
by
Thursday te l Ion
Portland — Approximately 39 ters Creek and shift th eir pas­
In the opening round 'action Oregon State U n iversity and
the A m erican Jersey C a ttle
ip w i arow of cancer
In Curry senger. baggage and express tra f­
Thursday night. Oold Beach de­
Clubs
showed
th
at
she
h
8
*
n
unty
will
be
diagnosed
for the fic to newly realigned section»
According to Alfred J. Urtaaoo.
ft atod Powers 48-40. and Y o n ­
f rat time in 1962 Bays M r» Vel­ ot Highway U S 101 which will district dlrectoi ot the Portland
calla dumped Pacific SI -38 before produced 141,867 lbs of m ilk
be
completed
and
opem-d
to
tra
f­
(m o re than 80 tons) containing
ina Violetle of Brookings, c h a ir­
Im m lgrsuxi and N a tu ralb a tle n
an estimated 378 to 300 fans
A new Oregon law. which be­
man of the county unit of the fic In 1982
Seivlte office
the u» formation
Chuck Barton dumped In IB 8.P96 lbs of b u tte rfat
came effe c tlie Monday, provides
Four of the Sw eet Jerseys d ia l iiu par t of a paa*engei m o­
Ameilcan Cancer Society's Ore-
furniaiied by aliens Ui reporUng
pointe for Oold Beach
Howard
gnn division
In the same year, N E X T W EEK :
I her addreaara has been declared
Russell was high for Powers with , cows w ere aw arded trip le ton tor vehicle »hall be lower than
Qulrzing private timber com­ all estimated 13 persons in the
oenfIdentlal by »tatuU-
14 The Cruisers so *ly missed gold certificates: three recelv the lowest portion of lbs runs ol
Th«*e reports must be sub­
their 6-«. center Shorty Is s io ii e<1 double bin awards, and si* the wheels when the tires aie patira of Oreguti on their timber county wl I be saved from the
mitted during January each year
who chase not to make the trip r n m n a i cow pow er Index r a t­ properly Inflated
harvest poiiclea will la- con tin or.I disease About 31 will die
T h e predict Iona are based on
b> all aliens in the United States,
Ir. the night'» second clash ings which «howt-l they each
The n ee law, »itnilar to a C a l­ by the legislative Inlet .m com­
»talistleal forecasta about cancer
w ith few exceptions Forma on
Yoncalla showed once again why produced over 10,000 lbs of ifornia statute la designed to '
mittee on natural resources at it» apgcarlne In the society's new
»• Inch to submit the report* are
the club is rated as on< of the m ilk in 305 days.
combat the dangers which stem
I9o3 Cancer Pact»
Ever wonder where u«e » m i a.alable at any post office or o<-
H enry Bennett of Sixes had Iron» the practice of lowering au ­ January 19 and 30 meeting in handbook
best, if not the No 1 school quin­
tet Ul the »tste The Eagle« ham ­ tw o registered Jerseys which tomobiles as a customising tech­ Eugene chairman C lint Haight. end Figures", and the 19fl I pop­ goes? Ik« you remember Im port­ fice of the IN S Persons who are
ulation of the county, estimated ant tiappenlngs tor the lust 13 unable to pick up a form because
mered the Pirates into sulanb- received the cow power Index nique. O fU u . the lowering pro- J r . announced Thursday
'n the Oregon State Board of months? Do you remue so much of Illness, or other reasons, w - y
aton, leading by 11 points at h a lf­ of over 10.000 lb», in 305 day». cess has been cart led to such ex-
Scheduled Io appear at the
has happened In such short lime? ha»e a relative W filend obtain
i M » that the undercarriage January IB Msaion of the com­ Ci nsus at 13 983
time
—
g
i
Do you wonder what's ahead for a card for them
Red Wiley led the Eagle» with l t iT l'R N S FRO M H O S P IT A L 'barely clear» »nah spots in the
m ittee at the Lane county court-
The card should be returned
the next 13 months?
34 points, and sophomore K arl
pavement, driveway entrance»
houae wlU be official.» of Georgia-
You cun reud all about it In to one of these offices
l.uethe oared Pacific »coring
and
railroad
rtonaings
Joe Zonk, manager of Port O r-
Parents or guardians of aliens
next week'» News when manag­
w ith mne points
Vern L HU'., dirertor of the I'aclflc Corporation. A tour of
fi rd Plywood Corporation, was
ing editor Paul Peterson recounts under fourteen years of age sub­
d<
partm
ent
ol
m'-tor
»ehlcle»
Scoring «utnmary
typical
lumbering
operations
of
expected to return home Wednes­
the important events for 1961. mit i-eporta fo«- such children.
■first game*
day nr Thursday i today I from commented that the new law re- Georgia-Pacific and Weveihaeu
and staff w riter Eva Johnson
Powers
14 4 9 13—4» Sacred Heart hospital In Medford duces the hasard Involved when
companies in the Lane county
Wedding rite * for O lo n a Oay
„ .
.,
,
where he underwent surgery laat a lowere«l car »uffei» a fla'. tire aies I« also acluxiiiled by the leg­ M«»rrl. ami John Patrick (jB 1g , , riles aome of the problems faeng X |S |T P A R E N T g
Masterson. Jr were held F rid a y , P*’? O r,“ rd , o r ,,9<U
.
or a blowout
A car
rlth Its isla to n .
Thursday for a ruptured disc
M r an«l Mrs Don Zum walt of
D 4 E G H T E R BORN
the
H y » »re »ot » tegular sub-
The Eugene meeting will be the . »enuig. D« «ember 29 at
Zook Is reported to be much front end Just inches off the
Forest Orove visited
at
the
m .. *« ■ » -1
r “f . - 2 : 2 " 2
.mproved
M rs Zook and thelri pavement will often go out «if first of a series of sessions ....... - . .
TO C A R I. BACKS
torn« of Zum walt's parents. M r
Stanley
who accompanied control following a Mowout be- ^ n c u p ^ i p , the committee at K s i-m a n n
Justice N iem an n . »'•'•‘t'«
n° w , U
A daughter Lias, was bo.n to him to Medford returned home <•»“*•' ,he underearrlsgr actual!» VRr1WM points In the state to get , , rIornwrt the stngl« ring cere-1 complete digest of a full >ear. and Mrs Ray Zum walt during
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l f i r events,
r tV P iitji plus
m il « the
til
' comes I In
with
ground
n,.,jnr
natural
re- nV",ny" Bt 8
! I n m a ajor
Inside on the New Year'.» weekend
Rep and M rs C a « Back Decern Inst Friday
H ill further stated that when
problems facing Oregon.
Attendants were the bride- *h » * * coming
brr 30 in McAuley hospital in
IN ASHLAND
nny cur's factory suspension la
'groom'» brother and slster-ln-1
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Coca Bay
P G T I.I'C K D IN N E R
changed the headlamps should
presiding ovct the timijer hear-1 lh, M , , )(1 M rs Patrick Mas- MEC'HALM H I V E GUESTS
T h e young ml»» lx welcomed
M r and Mrs. Art Sweet are
present were hl»
Mrs Chuck Melgler ws» fto»- lx adjusted at a qualified gar- ltlgR wm be Rc|uF»* n tatlvr R l r t i - ( . r^ ,n
by tw in nsters. K a n n and L in -'
visiting at the home of their
ige
or
service
aiatlon
to
give
ad-
ard
D-M
ohnwk.
who
I
.«rent».
M
i
and
Mr»
John
M
a
»
-j
Visitors
at
the
home
of
Mr
Icss
to
a
potluck
dinner
and
bin­
<la. and a brother Paul
daughter M r an l M r* Jim P e r­
, hr bride's parent», rnd Mr» Don M relia's dur Ing
ar) party Tuesday Those enjoy­ equate nig h t-tim e Illum ination »» chairman of the »ubcommiltec <ai j () rM1,(
son and fam ily tn Ashland.
icqulred
by
law
In
addition
po«rer.
water,
forestry,
inineml».
ing
her
hoapltallty
were
Mrs.
NEW YF. ARM G U E ST S
Mr. and Mr». Joe Colbest and the holidays were Mechnl's tno-
drivers
of
ears
w
ith
modified
gnR
ftn<,
O|,
o
th
e
r
member»
of
Edith Herman M rs Belva M c­
hor sitter Judy Combest. all of ther. Mrs Charle- Mechals of
Clarice C lam o. tnll-llBhts. refle. tors and s,op the committee are S enator. Boyd 1 i.rt Orford.
Chinook. Washington and M -
The George McDonald« were Donald. M rs
Parent-Tea-her'» Asaneisilon—
New Y>«*ri guests of their daugh­ Mrs Audrey Oebnuer Mrs M au - ll"hts should Insure that auch p overhulae. D -M adraa; W ard .T h e m-w Mi and Mrs Master- 1 end M rs Bruce F reem an an I
mo
uflcatlona
are
In
eonformliy
Coo|<
D
-Portlar.
I.
L
W
Tour
T ie W ith Your grbaal.
r
F
T
-
rlne
Dewey
and
Mrs
Be«
•
New­
ter and husband the Mel Brown­
son w b. make their home in Port fam ily of Eureka
w ith existing law»
bry.
R-A «hland
and Andrew O rfrg.I.
kirk
ley«
Naterlln. D-N ew port. and P pre-
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•rntatlves Robert S Sm ith. R-
| Burns: Carl Hock. D -Port O r­
ford and H a rry Elliott R -T llla -
inook.
uuzens' Radio
Group Meets
/
Darrel Smith
Injuries Critical
Hearing Set for
Curry Bus Change
Sixes Jerseys Get
Nat l Club Awards
Law Limits
Lowering ci
Passenger Cars
Cancer Scciety Gives Curry Data
Alien Information
Is Confidential
Timber Hearings
Scheduled
Coming: A Year
Of Loci! f istory
United in Friday
Nuptials Here
Bonnie Jensen is Honored Queen
Narine Board
To Study Boating
Premiums Needed
For Contract Help
Patti Ellis
Senior Princess
Itnnnle Jensen
Honored Qn«wn
Bonnie Jensen of Langlls was clan; K ura MacDonald, lib ra ri­
Installed honored queen of Jobs an; Janice Bushnell, chaplain;
Daughters In ceremonies Decem­ Bette Belden, second mess«jnger;
ber 27 a t t,ie Masonic hall in Cheryl Severns. third messenger;
Port Orford. Installing queen
was her sister. M errle Jo Jensen
Others Installed were P atti E l­
lis. I-anglols, senior princess;
M arilyn Rundberg. Langles, Jun-
(Or princess:
M ary M argaret
Helmken. guide; Sheryl Mechals,
marshal
Lorraine Pales, musl-
Judy Alborn, Langlois, fourth
messenger; Sharon Strain, Lang­
lois, fifth messenger N a n c y
Shaw, Langlois, treasure»; K a th y
Severn«, outer guard; Marnha
Beets and Connie Guerin, both
of Langlois, choir.
O ther Installing officers were
The state m arine board is
starting a comprehensive study
to determine the nature and ex-
tcul of recreational boating in
Oregon
Approximately 40.000 employ-
T 9 V IS 4 -B B
«
x -n s re w a v s .
To every B seventh
registered
erx. subject to the Oregon W o rk -I
<?W|„.r m the st»»te u brief
men's Compensation law. were ' (]„ (,st|nnnA|re w ill be mailed ask-
notlflrd this week by the Indus- (
Mlcy, questions as where he
tila l Accident Commlxaon. that If („.„t, n»«.sl frequently and if the
they contract to have work done
facilities are adequate
they may be required to pay the
d ir inadequate, what Improve-
workmen's compensation promt- in,.nts nle needed Included will
ums on the earnings of the con­ lx1 questions ubout the horsepow­
tractor and his helpers.
er of the motor ami the amount
T his means In brief that nny ol gasoline purchased for use In
person who Is subject to the act pleasure boats during the past
a« an employer is required to pay ye» r.
premiums Into the Industrial ac­
Each person receiving
this
cident fund on the earnings of simple questionnaire Is urged to
nny contractor and hla helper» answer and return It to assist
If the work covered by the con­ the state m nrlne board In future
tract Is defined by the law as planning of a state-lx.atlng pro­
M arilyn Rundberg
hazardous, and If the contractor gram
Junior Princess
Is not of record w ith the commis­
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Sherry Dnhrens, guide; M rs Hill sion In accordance w ith ORB SA IL O R CITF-D
Ilefnn r, marshal; Connie Shn»v, 656 124 during the performance
ON D E S E R TIO N
Langlois, recorder;
Kay Hted- of the contract
d«'m, Langlois, chaplain; lA iirel
Daren B Welch, 19, Sixes. wa<
S'edilnm Langlois, senior custo­ COM PLETBR T R A IN IN G
arrested Saturday by the F B I or
dian; M aiy Woodworth, Junior
M arin e Corps Pvt. lairry L a charge ot desertion from th(
custodian.
Peggy Jensen, Lfnglols
was Hubbell, son of M r and Mra. Carl U. 8. Navy, the Coos county sher­
Bible carrier; Mrs W 'lbur Jen­ Hubbell. Port Orford, completed if f ’s office reported Tuesday
The sheriff's office said Welch
sen, Portland. Installing musi­ four weeks of Individual combat
cian; W ilbur Jensen. Portland, training December 29 w ith the would be held In the Coos chan­
soloist, accompanied by his fa ­ Second In fa n try T rain in g Regi­ ty Jail pending the arrival of
naval officials.
ther, Chnrles Jensen of Innglols. ment. Cnmn Pendleton. Calif.
Eddie Peterson, w ith a mixed
expresson of “ I bellev«'— but yet
I »»ander." m ake. Ills wishes
known as Sania lends an under­
standing ear.
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