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Thursday, February 1, 1962
N e llie Z o o k Is S e n io r C itiz e n ; M a s te r s o n W in s D S A Carl Back wm Louis D. Felsheim,
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Port Orford Jaycoea
the i, u I aland In« acoompltshments in
llrst time honored i woman's, the field of education, youth pro-
community endeavors at ttw lr grama. Cub Hcouta, lied Cross
second annual DBA award ban swimming and for valuable
quet hut Friday night.
distance on various community
Nmiird Senior Citizen of 1981. projects In making the present
M rs Nellie Zook wna cited for atlon, muster of ceremonies Pal
Masterson remarked thut Mra.
Zook waa not a person who
strived to hnvl
activities, as
president or chairman, but was
always behind the scenes doing
more than h e r share to Insure
the success of projects she was
File for House -
concerned with Materton praised
Mr«. Zook as a person with a
genuine interest in serving h u - ' Carl Pack, state represen tatlve.
inanity with a lack of Interest In today announced his decU.on to
again seek the Democratic riom-
attaining personal glory.
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Publisher Of Bandon
Western World Dies
Maateison’s own accomplish- biatlon te the Joint seat (Coos
menta on city, county and state »nd Curry county) in the state;
levels, were lauded with the an house of i epresc-n tatlvea.
Louis D. PeUheun, co-publisher in 1820, M r. Felsheim h e ight
nouncement th at he had been e l
Hack, a veteran of three terms ¡o f the Bandon Western W orld the
remaining partner. Howe
ected to receive the Distinguished
Service Award M akiug the a n -, and four sessions in the state and former Coos county
. . Judge,
__ T h e paper, under M r. PeJaheim'a
nouncement waa last year a DSA •‘■«Ulsture. “ W he would prefer*died Sunday afternoon of a heart oirection, survived two Urea in
winner, Paul Peterson. Master- to meet with the Democratic Cen- attack while playing golf on the cluding tbe disastrous K arri™
son. 2», was honored with the tra l Committee* of both Coo.- Bandon golf course.
fire of 1938, without m noting *
award for community and city and Curry county betwern now
s ugle issue despite the fact th at
T
h
e
oldest
new
spaperm
an
in
achievements that Included three
the plant was considerably dam
years of teaching, coaching, serv and the filing deadline March the state in terms of active w rit aged.
12,
before
he
makes
his
official
ing on the city council four years,
ing, M r Felsheim was 75.
M r Felsheim also printed two
aaalsllng the chamber of com filing at the secretary of state
He is survived by his widow separate Port Orford newspaper*
office.
merce. the Community Celebra
Grace; a son, Louis L Felsheim, for local editors. Tbe last one
tion committee, the Community
co-publisher of the Western for G ilbert E. Gable and Fran k
Christinas associalion and Q uar
W orld and publisher and editor Hilton, prior, and during tbe first
terback club
(e was respons
I of the Part Orford News; a >ea- of World W ar I I . R e was
ible for a successful Jaycee char
daughter, Mrs W ilia m T. Dufort, also accompanied by Gable, a
ter night banquet, and was a
all of Bandon; two brothers, E personal friend, to Washington
¡J. Felsheim. Long Beach. Calif., to seek federal aid to help re
Jayee-of-the-m onlh winner last
year.
and Chris Felsheim, La Crosse. build Bandon after the 193« lira.
Following his appointment as
Wls.; a sister, M rs Ann Maloney. Coea G o u ty Judge
chief deputy assessor of Curry
Arcadia; and nine grandchildren
In 1943. M r. Felsheim was ap-
Born December 22. 1886. a t A r- j pointed Coos county Judge
county. Masterson was later e l - '
ected as assessor, where he ex
cad I a. Wls.. M r
Felsheim - — at-
Gov.
Earl l Snell,
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succeed
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n - m j u ■
A prellmlnry hearing for Mrs. tended grade surf high school ■ L. Peterson who resigned to Join
celled in all phases of that office
assuring up-to-date methods of Clara M a r Harwood. 39, was th ir e and married Grace Lucille the state department of agricul-
tax lands’ accounting. He was tieid Wednesday, January 24 in langdon at Nampa, Idaho. Peb- tiire. He served the rem ainder
recently elected president of the ’ the court of Justice -here. 8he niary 22. 1911.
of that term and was elected by
Western Oregon Assessors' as- v as charged with assault i ith
His newspaper career began at the people for a second term la
sedation, serves as timber com- cian8crous weapon by District the age of nine when he worked i 1946. He held office m til 196«
mtttee chairman on the state Attorney Robert M iller
Bail as a "printer's devil" setting when he was defeated in the gen-
a.sessors' convention committee was set at 12.000. The case was tvpe for a German language r-a l election by Jndge Ji
Masterson Is also a member o f ' hound over to the grand Jury and ewspaper. He purchased the Harrison.
the 6W O C budget committee and circuit court Mrs. Harwood was Nempa Idaho. Record In 19«5
A member of Sigma D elta C l’J.
the father of four daughters and unable to post bond for her bail and published it u n f‘1 1912. In Journalism professional fra terr.-
and was committed to the county !« ,3 . M r. Felsheim W
a son.
Pres- ity, M r Felsheim served as preai-
A standing ovation followed Jail.
sey and James H Howe pur- dent of the Oregon Newspaper
Monday, January 29 Mrs. Har <->-a«ed the Western W orld at Conference in 1931.
the presentation.
The Jaycee's Key Man award * wood waived the right to have Bandon
In 1937 M r Felsheim received
went to past president Frank St j the grand Jury inquire Into the
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Pressey
sold his interest _____
to h‘s , the Oregon S late Editorial Asso
C lair for outstanding service to charges, and entered her plea of partners a few months late.- and ciation's award for "erreatest ser-
tbe club for the past year. Pre«-I guilty in Curry county circuit
vice to the community” follow
Ident Les King noted many of St court to the charge of assault
ing the Bandon fire when the
Clair's efforts to build a stronger with a dangerous weapon. Sen
Western World took the lead In
club, pointing out his work on tencing was postponed by circuit
spurring reconstruction of the
the now-famous Jaycee Indian court Judge Robert C. Belloni
city.
Village, the community celebra until a pre-sentence lnvestiga-
Services under the direction of
'tio n and Christmas party; his tion was completed
Schroeder Bros, funeral home of
o- - - — -
attendance at two state-level
Bandon, will be held today. Feb-
education and varied com mun - Jaycee meetings, and his person -
T he seven Pacific high school niary 1 at 2 p m a t St. John's
I t , projects.
e.l assistance to King In routine
students w h o
made perfect Eniscopal Church, Bandon, w ith
„ jc lu b business.
grade for the first half of tbe the Rev Luther W illiam s ori ici -
current school year, will be din» |
Receiving Jaycee-of-th-m onth
awards were Don Hale June.
A memorial fund for the church
i.er guests of the Port Orford
Mias Curry County contest; Oeo
Lions club at their regular meet h»* been established in memor
Jenkins. July, work on Indian
ing next Wednesday evening ivi«
Curry county assessor. Pat
Village: Paul Peterson. August,
Jack Rice, program chairman,
club picnic; M onty Montgomery, Masterson was elected president announced today
of Western As-
j December, seat belt drive and of the Association
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The students and L'on mem -
The re pwnse to last week's «-d-
Christmas tree; Frank St Clair, SC: * ° ! l a l “ . m' * , ‘n '!. 0 f 2 h.:?. Broup bers wilt hear , talk by County
i ii r i a l has been heart-warming.
last
Thursday
and
Friday
in
January DSA banquet
Comm'sslcner Ken Thompson on I t is encouraging to find th at tbe
Ed W arm ath, Salem Jaycee Ciegon City.
"C o u rtv Bus'ness"
i* » pie of Port Orford DO care
M asterson said th a t the W est-
with the tra ffic division of the
.
,
Students who have be»n in e h a l happens to the town. Be-
ert!
Assessors
convention
in
vJtefl
I motor veh Icle department, was
include Bonnie Jensen.
W arm ath stress- -’ «nuary 1963 would be held at M arilvn R,Jn()berg. JuJi? M cW 1- raaae of the large number of in
guest speaker
quiries and espre-sioos O( in te r
cd the Importance of developing the courthouse in Oold Beach. l'sms Sherrv Dahiens. Thaï e
est. the first p'lblic meeting will
personality as an
Important Al B;-own of Linn county was Mathiesen. Connie Shaw and
be held in the Legion hall at 7:30
phase In furthering personal ac- chosen vice president and Lillie Rod Dur.n
p m Monday. February 5. Bring
Kline. Lincoln county, seretary
! complishments
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'« u rs e lf rrn ir idecs and \our en-
Seventy persons attended the
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1,1 M B E R S H T P M F N T
thosiasm— leave <iw r negative
convention, at which a statewide
deprec ation schedule was adopt
672 800 boa id feet of lumber attitude-- ar t ome. We have ev
ed The purpose of the meeting was sh'ppet from the pert of er- reasn.i fo befrve that this
was to discuss an t set personal Port Orford Sttndav night Janu r-eet'n» cm-Id fr'g re - the begin-
property values on livestock logs ary 28 aboard a Fo«s Brothers n’ng of a nev era n f «--onth and
lumber and machinery. Master- barge, leased by the Chamberlain proepeeifi for Port Orford.
sen said.
Steamship company of Portland. NW UW W Uvie**“'**'****«
The recently enacted sewer as
sessment ordinance came under
fire at Tuesday's council meeting
wl>en Steve Rentz protested the
''tax'* and told the council he
would not pay it. Rentz said he
was living In a rented house and
would move before paying the
$1.0« per month assessment.
Rentz further told the council he
felt the assessment unfair be
cause he knew of several build
ings owned by one person serviced
by only two water meters, and
thus only paying the $1.00
charge on two buildings.
The council deeded to notify
the person owning Rentz' house,
of the ordinance, for their action
C ity hall contractor M ilton
Marsh told the council their new
building may be ready w ithin
two weeks because favorable
weather has aided construction
progress.
I t was voted to put In a five
foot sidewalk In front, and the
full length of the city hall. City
equipment began excavation work
Wednesday morning
A transfer of $2,765.30 from the
reserve fund to the building fund
a as opposed and payments to the
contractors of $2.000 for m aterial
and supplies and $330.60 for cell
ing Insulation were mnde.
I t was also voted to pay a
You'll soon bo seeing the fa $ 118.75 insurance premium for
m iliar containers indicating the the fire department volunteers'
start of the nation-wide Heart accident policy.
Mrs. Frances G ribble was ap-
Fund campaign. When you see
ljolnteil to the library board to
these containers, please remem
fill n vacancy created when Mrs.
ber to give your share to help : VI M olller resigned.
wipe out this vicious killer
Aproval of the election of fire
Remember too. the door-to- chief and assistant fire chief was
door canvass slated for Febiuary granted.
23, National Heart Sunday. Mem
A request from city recorder Publisher of the Bap 1 >« W est
shown here as he Judged news
County Judge. Two former Pori
bers of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Loraine Haines to raise her sal ern W orld for nearh 49 year«,
papers for the Oklahoma Frees
Orford newspapers were also
sponsors of the H eart Fund drive ary from $100 to $175 per month louis D. Felsheim. 75, lied last
Association M r. Felsheim, the
printed by him.
le this area, w ll’ make the can was tabled because two aldennen Sunday while playing rolf on
oldest newbpaperman In the
vass.
were absent from the meeting.
the Bandon gotf eno «e. H e la
state, was also a former Coos
Mrs. Nellie Zook Is Senior Citizen
Sentence Is
Postponed In
Shooting Case
Lions to Honor
Top Students
Mew N ellie Zook g raciono!) ac-
<rpt» th e Javeee Mentor G lih e n
A w ard
fro m
President
Leo
K ing for o utstan ding e ffo rt« In
Masterson Heads
Assessors' Group
Pal Masterson Wins DSA
City Sewer
Charge Protested
Distinguished Service Award
winner Pat Masterson shakes
hands w tli President le s King
following (he award presenta
tions
Fire Department
Meets Friday
Regular meeting of the fire de
partm ent tomorrow night w ill be
concluded with refreshments and
entertainment.
Anyone In te r-
• sated In becoming a member Is
urged to attend.
Held at the Legion ball, the
meeting will start at 7:30 p.m.
Assault and Battery - Heart Fund Drive Set
Brings Ninety Days
G O L D BEA CH — W ilber H.
Flower, Gold Bench, was a r
raigned In district court, on an
assault and battery charge filed
by M ary Glllander, Oold Beach.
He entered a plea of guilty and
was sentenced to 9rt days In the
Curry county Jail with 75 days
suspended on the condition that
he not live with her u ntil such
time as they become husband and
wife.
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