S —Thursday, February 3. 1363
PORT ORPOKO NEWS
recT r e r e r e
Curry County Voting Precincts
Change, Now Are Twenty-Two
new s
Published Every Thursday
TV
N ew s
By Don Dewey
Mrs. E. B. Thrift
Dies in California
Then- was much activity on the
Population growth and lucres*-15 pin. At th at Unto the city re hlU last Saturday from a crew of
Mrs. E It. (Jennette O.)
... Editor and Publisher
ed voters registration* In cen-| corder. who la olficlal registrar vulunteehr Jim Huston made el
Louis L. P e ls h e lm ___________
Thrift, formerly a resident of
___ Managing Editor
Paul L. Peterson ________ —
tral and southern Curry county i for Brookings, or the deputy ectrical change-over to the new
laingloix, tiled January 26 In
have caused the county clerk to county clerk wlU be available to control center; Jim Vincent, Cort
P. O. Bos 5
Port Orford. Oregou
San
Jose, Calif , ad the age <<
divide three electoral precincts determine voting products for K u rh n ert and Don Dewey helped
Subscription per year In Curry County (In advance' $S.OO
and create three new precincts, to any elector, to register or re- mount transmitting antenna and 83 years. She was a native at
bring the total electoral pro icglster voters, or to make any helped technician Leo Klinner GoM Beech.
Outside Curry C o u n ty ............ ......— --- ---- ---------- ---- - .... $350
ducts In Curry county to 22.
change in a voter's official regis move equipment and translator
Funeral services w ere held
Single Copy -------------------------------------------------------- 10 Cents
We feel we are definitely m ak
Jerry's Flat was the name tration.
Announcement*. Notice* News a n d Advertising Must Be
ing headway, but though we have M onday, Jan. 23. In San Joee
chosen
for
th
at
portion
o
i
Wed-
In
a
future
publication
of
tills
To T ile Editor
Requiem Mass waa celebratari
In The Office by 5:0« O’clock Tuesday Evening
derburn precinct south of the newspaper, before the voters accomplished much, th rre Is
A fter one year In office, as
Rogue river. This precinct was register close« on Saturday. Ap still work to be done and the at St. I-eo*g church In San
Curry county Judge. I am happy
formerly created In January. ril 17. a map of Curry county membership fees of 120 and as- Joee.
N fW S P A P iR N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L
to be able to relate a number of
Her husband preceded her
1300 and abolished in July, showing all electoral precincts sriament fees of 1 1« are definite
lUnprovements put tuto effect in
Survivors Include
1937 Wedderburn is officially w ill be published for the In fo r ly needed for new cable equip In death
the past year.
sons, Fxlgnr M Thrift of San
designated as No 9 t Wdederburn) mation of the voters For those ment and technical work
. 1. Cooperation and harmonis
Jose, Rkhand O. Thrift of San
and Jerry's F lat as No 20 (Jer who wish to see the changes, a
ing of the county court as well as
Mateo; «heighter, Mr* Jcan-
ry's F la t!.
copy
of
the
revised
map
Is
on
PRAYER
FOR
OLDEIt
PEOPLE
, a very good working relationship
m»tte Itutcih of Vancouver.
T hat portion of former No. 15 file In the office of the county
w ith other departments a n d
(Brookings No. D lying east of clerk In Onld Beach,
Lord. Thou knoweat that I am Wash.; 14 grandchildren and
boards throughout the county.
10 great-grand children
Alder street and between Chetco
growing
older
2 A big step in Improving
avenue and the Pacific ocean Is
Keep
me
from
becoming
ta
lk
cost accounting to the end that
now No. 21 (Brookings No. 4»,
ative and possessed with the Idea
we w ill be better able to effect a
the remainder of former No. 15
that I must express myself on
more realistic budget
lie Covered the
is No. IS (Brookings No I )
every subject
3. Effective progress in plans
HAFE WAY
Those portions of No. 18
Release
me
from
the
craving
to
in acquiring title for county
tChetcoi and No. 19 tWlnchuck»
straighten out everyone* affair*.
rights of way. on traveled public
lying west of V S. Highway 101,
Keep my mind free from th"
roads.
Shareholders of the First N a recital of endless detail
You may never catch tuberculosis, but approximately
4. An effective county road south of the Chetco river and In
tional
Bank
of
Oregon
and
the
cluding section 16. township 41
Clive me wings to get to the
organization and crew.
450 people in Oregon r ill be tound to have the disease d u r
scuth. range 13 west, now become Dallas City Bank w ill vote on point.
5. Improved purchasing pro-
ing 1962 You may be one of the lucky ones, but some 50
No. 22 tHarbor» preciuct. The a proposed Merger of the two
Seal my lipa when I am In
cedures and savings
8W >. of section 10. township banks at special meetings on clined to tell of my aches and
o r m ore tubercular Oregon people will die this year Ac
6. A more effective Juvenile
February
20.
it
was
announced
by
41S. range 13 west and th at por
pains. They are increasing with
department to a better under
cording io on? of the publications by the National Tuber
tion of section 9. township 41 Ralph J. Vosa First National the years and my love to speak
standing of our problems by the
culosis Association, an estimated 100.000 Americans have
south, range 13 west which fo r Bank president and Ralph E of them grows sweeter as time
general public.
merly was in No. 19 iWlnchuck» W illiams president of the Dallas goes by.
T B in its active form, but don't know It. They are not
These are only a few of the
bank The merger is subj-ct to
Teach me the glorious lesson
areas of Improvement on which have been absorbed by No. 18
getting treatment and may be infecting others.
AUTO INSURANCE
(Chetcol precinct. O ther than the approval of the comptroller that occasionally I may be wrong
efforts should continue to be ap
these changes the boundaries of of the currency and by share
Make
me
thoughtful
but
not
FUIE INSURANCE
plied
The following, however,
T B may strike anyone, anywhere, anytime. Form erly
holders of both banks.
liuaey—helpful but not bossy
are some points th at should get both No. 18 (Chetco» and No. 19
considered a disease of young adults, h alf of all new cases
T
he
shareholders
of
both
banks
iW lnchuck) precincts remain as
W ith nty vast sto re of wisdom
special attention In the coming
will be asked to ratify terms of und experience. Il dors seem a
in the past.
appear in people over 45
year:
As soon as voter registration the proposed merger and First pity not to use It all
1. W ork out a plan whereby
cards are altered to conform to! National shareholders will vote
Everyone should be checked for TB periodically
Re-
But Thou knowral. Lord, that
more people, in Curry county,
the change in the precinct b o u u -,c n an increase In stock at their 1 want a few friends at the end
can and w ill take advantage of
tnemtoor. a person w ith active T B may feel perfectly well
meeting
— Author Unknown
the Curry county hospital serv darles. the county clerk w ill send
Tor some time aft *r the disease has struck This symptom-
Under terms o f the proposal.
ices. W e need wider acceptance notices to all affected electors
First National would acquire the
fre e period is Just . hen the disease can be most easily
of our hospital to make this pro New precinct memorandum cards
will also be Issued to voters who assets and assume the liabilities Huttleld The two new members
gram
a
paying
operation
cured.
of the Dallas City Bank through of the council are Charles Weat-
X W ork some kind of dog are now In the newly created
the exchange of 12.500 new shares ergard. Salem, and Claude B all
precincts.
These
notices
and
control program that can be car
T B may be discovered by several methods. Among
ot First National capital slock ard. Portland, both representing
cards
will
be
sent
to
the
resi
ried out w ithin the law.
them , the skin test twhich shows If there are any T B germs
Red McWlllIame—ED 1-1307
One additional member,
for all of the capital stock In the labor
3 Place some form of control dence address as shown on the
veter registration card
Any cl- 1 Dallas bank
Dallas City Bank representing Industry, is to be
in the body) and the chest x-ray (which shows If T B germs
on employment whereby not
R efw ea en tln g
actor who Is In one of the new ¡ shareholders would receive 1« appointed in the near future, the
i more than one member of any
have done any damage».
governor's office said
shares of Dallas City stock
precincts
and
who
believes
hl*
j fam ily w ill be on the county pay-
The group met with Damn H '
First National Bank and the
The mobile x -ra y unit will be here this month and skin
| roll a t the same time I feel that registration card does not have
Dallas City Bank had deposits Cameron, department of employ-1
'h
is
proper
address
should
con-
| to load the county payroll with
teats w lil be made available for school children. There Is
'ta c t the county clerk's office to j tc tailing 1938 199 699 on Dec cm - ment commissioner and elected A ,
203 W . t t h HL
' more than one member of any
T W illiams Portland represent-!
no charge. These tests are made available to you through
P o r t O r fo r d . O regon
immediate fam ily is not in litw make the proper change of a d -,b e r 31. 1961 On that date com-
dress, or. In the Brookings area, blued resources totalled $1,035.« ing labor as Its chairman
th e State Board of Health and the public schools. Here is
w ith good government policy.
432.136 and capital surplus and
4 Improve oBr capital Invest he should contact either the city
an opportunity for 100 per cent o f Port Orford residents
undivided profits were $77.178 -
recorder
of
Brookings
or
Mrs
ments that we might adjust our
263
to t>* tested for TB D on't miss this chance to safeguard
operations to lean income years, LaUrabel M yer- at Harbor If an
The Dalla-s City Bank was or-
elector in any of the new pre
yourself and your fam ily from this dread disease'
when needed
KRnlsed In 1892 I t Is the only
5. Do more to promote busi- cincts falls to receive a notice or
I ness and attract industries to the a new precinct memorandum card banking office in the county seat
|bv March 1 he should contact of Polk county and would becomr
county
first - office In
the office of the county clerk
1 —
-
-■
First - --
National's
These are onlv a few. and I
that county
will, at some later date, enlarge | To assist the voters ol south
ern Curry county a representa
cn others from time to time
iFo u rth in a Senes'
, orientation meeting and will take!
tive of the county clerk w ill be
Fernley W Long
In Brookings city hall on T h u is -
T h e court faces a very subs tan- P!»c* 50
30 d^ s P ™ *
the
Curry County Judge
I day. February 13 from 1 p m to
----------------o
LaJ problem if the taxpayer rep- | tria l
!
r-sants himself or is represented! Notice of the orientation meet-
hy one other man a lawyer or a c - 1 lng and the tria l date w ill be
I
The year 1962 will be a good
ccuntant
W ith no appeal from Riven by the clerk of the court
! one to adopt a baby according to
* small claims decision, a poorly 1C days ahead of the orientation
Stuart R Stimmel. state director
prepared taxpayer could lose meeting.
T he failure of the taxpayer to
of the Boys and Olrls Aid Society
substantial rights.
Because he
Congressman Edwin K. Durno
ot Oregon
"We placed
178
often cannot afford profes.-dunali attend the orientation meeting said today that he had received
This month. McCulloch Cor
"“-P the court must try' to in - ; scheduled for him may result in I hundretU ot |etters from reai.
children in adoption
during
poration of Los Angeles, an
stract the taxpayer on how to the postponement of his trial. | d
o/
h cun<reiS4Ona, nounced the production o f itsi 1961." said Stimmel " It should!
p resen t his case
jU n l^ s he obtains( the permission, d u trlct Q{ Q
^ „ u r t m g a 1 1 OOO.DOOth chain saw and are be even more m 1962 "
Speaking as the administrator
This will be done by the sm a ll! °« »he court to skip the orients- Itported move b). the
celebrating this reerd breaking
claims administrator of the court tion meeting
I Communications Commission to achievement by conducting a of the largest adoption agency In
No orientation meetings w ill!
Oregon. Stimmel pointed out (hat
ra a private conference w ith the
curtail early morning broadcast search for the ' M lllonth Saw".
taxpayer at the county seat be scheduled for taxpayers rep ing of daytime radio stations.
According to Floyd Keeler, there was no longer any truth In
resented by lawyers or account
the old cliche that there are ten
wtjere the case will be tried
' Durno conferred with officials in owner of the local McCulloch
I n this conference, the admin- ants. though the administrator the FCC who advised him that dealership, the lucky customer couples applying for every child i
jsirator who is a lawyer, w ill ex will be available for consultation under existing rules of the com who ha-s purchased this m illionth "This was the case for a time
plain the procedure in the court, w ith the assessor, the district a t mission. class three daytime ra saw by April 1st w ill receive an after World W a r I I. " he asserted
w hich wili be informal outline torneys or any lawyer or ac dio stations may commence op all-expense paid week s vacation "but now we are able to place a
th e evidence the taxpayer will countant.
erations as early as 4:00 a m for two, courtesy of the company child w ith most of the families
who come to u s "
n«e«l to present his case properly- The small claims adm inistra-l even though sunrise may not oc
A t the same time. Mr. Keeler
A new pamphlet, "Exploding
and suggest where he might g e t1 tor will not decide any case He
cur until 7: t»0 am . or later, pro announced th a t a "search" Is
Myths About Adoption", has Just
th is evidence
! <1» not advise any taxpayer as viding such operation does not
also being conducted for the saw-
T h e taxpayer will be encour to whether or not he thinks that cause interference within the in each of the many models Mc- been released by the society to
interested couples to
aged to ask any questions he may he has a case or w ill win. His protected service areas of u n Culloch has produced since 1948 encourage
. . . .
„ w.
havw. The administrator will ex- function is to help the taxpayer limited station*
The people having these "oldest i “ Ppl>
“ ,s
* ‘thou
charge
through
the
state head
p M U l that the court has no pow understand how to prepare and
Congressman Durno Is further saws" will receive a brand new
e r o f subper.a and that as a present his case. He w ill not informed that FCC does not pro 1962 McCulloch model in ex quarters at 230! NW O llM n St
in Portland
It shows that such
court it can act only on the evi prepare it for him.
pose to change this rule W hat change fo r their used one
The orientation meeting is de-
dence presented in court
The
..
, they are considering is a reguia-
M r Keeler suggests th at all things as lack of home owner
court cannot go out and gather ¡» gned to serve the taxpayer
daytime stations chain saw users come to his saw ship. a prior divorce, low Income,
«--dence
; wdhovt prejudicing the decision
wUh
thelf pre_
shop and enter this unusual "saw or already having children In the
home are not the barren to
T h iz meeting with the sm a ll, of th * vourt
sunrise use. Durno M id.
search"
"The way I figure It."
adoption which people have been
•cleans administrator i» called th e.
'T o he continued»
Durnc further stated that he he says, “everybody's got
led to believe During recent years
understood FCC has under con chance to win.”
many couples have adopted sev
• 1
o
sideration another proposal with
eral
children from the society.
i respect to new daytime stations
Stimmel observed
for which licenses may be g ran t
■ '
o
e d in the future. Such new sta
„
.
j
...
.
tions
may
be
ritore
strictly
lim
it-
lE A T I’RING A ItltOOM DANCE
Caves appearing In the record
Senator Morse sa.d today that
wlth respe^
pnf. sunrtMi
Second class mail privileges authorised at Por Orford. Ore.
Judge Long Cites
Curry Improvements
TB, or Not TB
That Is the Question
First National
Talks Merger
Solen-Huggins Ins.
BIG VALENTINE'S
The Oregon Tax Court
Durno Says FCC
Rule To Remain
Adoption Booklet
Available Free
Local Dealer May
Have Lucky Saw
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REPORTS FOR D U TY
TH£ 01D
FASHI0MDS
Recorder's Court
seven loans to Oregon business o p e rM lo li „,Jt
establishments had been made <ion wouW conUJ * .
d fa .
during the month of December (h w c l a w „
' ther clause” perm Rting existing
by the Small Business Adminis- ¡ slattons
T s in the past
stations to o p e r a te
tratlon They went to enterprises i
______ /
I d Baker. Corvallis, two in E u - !
gene. La Grande, Portland and ! tP P H O V E I)
NOT OPPOSED
Yoncalla.
Two of the companies make
A transfer of $2.765 30 from the
lumber
products,
one makes reserve fund to the building fund
plsstic goods, one stone monu was approved a t the last city
ments. and the others are retail council meeting, not opposed as
and service establishments. The was reported in last week's News.
largest employs 46 people
the
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smallest employs none.
You ra a 't M il ’em If yen don't
The Oregon loans were among
631 such loans throughout' the tell
country In December.
San Diego — Woman Mar
ine Pvt. Linda M. Colson,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Con
rad E. Colson of Port Orford,
reported, Jnn. 11, to the Mar
ine Corps Recruit De-'-’t San
Diego, Calif., for du’v w<*ti the
administration departr-v -»♦
Before entering the •*->—
in October 1961. Ml
-
Port Orford was graduated from
High School.
Pacific
Builders, Iuc.
jm
I, Oregonians Get
Seven SBA Loans
For Home Delivery
OREGONIAN
AND
ORE. JOURNAL
T» m G reat Paper
o t the Northwest
EYT7YN FRECHETTE
Agent
Can
FO 2-3437
er's court before C ity Judge Lor
aine Haines dlrlng the past week
were:
James A. Balter. February 1.
drunk in a public place $25: A
Katherine Moher. February 1
violation of baste rule $15; C arl
Ravmond Young. February 2.
VBR. $10.
Two Named To
Advisory Council
SALEM (Special)— Announce->
m ent was made at the prellm w-1
ary meeting o f the Department
of Employment Advisory Council
Friday of the appointent of two
new metnb»-rs by Gov M ark O
and a JOHN PAUL JONES.
Thia Is positively the I.AHT
NITE the BOHLENS will appear
at Orfords unit Sprint, aa they
must leave fer an extended e n
gagement In Blue River Brins
your Sweetheart for dining and
dancing th is last big nite. Nu
cover charge or price inrreaer
D A N C IN G
ANNOUNCING
In order to Give
BETTER SERVICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
We are introducing our
APPLIANCE technician
JIM HILTON
FR O M
9 F M
Phone ED 2 8851 For Reservations
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PHONE ED 2 -4 111
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