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VO LU M E FOUR. NU M B ER F O R T Y -N IN E
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P O R T O RFO R D. C U R R Y CO U N TY, O R E _
Prleel Oc
Thurcday. March 8, I N I
Baker On Board
College Withdrawal Election
Next Tuesday, March Fifteenth
T he county court appointed
Norman Baker to a three-year
term on the C urry General Hos
pital board of directors at the
Monday evening meeting of the
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, T * * QUWtion of whether Coos-, the Special Election Notice
Isa rd . M r. Balter
ill replace
Odell Flake, whose term has ex- (' u rrX school district 2-CJ and page four of this newspaper.
Lane county school district M J
T h e measure will be decided
p red.
will be permitted to withdraw by a simple m ajority vote of the
from the Southwestern Oregon: entire college district, not Just
College D istrict will be decided the two areas desiring w lth -
at the pells
next
Thursday dr a wal. Complete
voting
In -
March 15 from 2 to 8 p m . Local structlons are contained in th e
'polling places are luted under i Special Election Notice.
Ur. C. O. Boot« was granted
courtesy privileges on tne »tali
of Curry General Hospoai ui
u o l4 Beach a t the huiiiuay n.ghi
meeting ol the hoepitat ooara ot
director» alter a u<.ie««uou rep
resenting Port Orloru appealed to
Die board on betiuil 01 tne iieaily
two thousand citizens tu this area
lot the right to use their tax-
supported Curry General Hospi
tal Oy granting t l s l ! privileges to
The mobile x-ray u n it pro- J
|O t. Boots. In addition, petition«
cessed over MO residents in Port
with over 500 signatures were
Orford last week, during their
presented to the board tor then
two-day visit here, and approx
consideration.
imately ¡40 In Langlois, bring
I t was apparent that tlie board
ing the total to an estimated 750
of directors hav« been cognizant
for the area.
ot the Port O rford situation and
Those who submitted to the
In sympathy with It. However,
x-rays w ill receive th eir cards:
inasmuch as a D O . has never be
In the m all soon, stating the re
fore applied for staff privileges
sults. Should you be asked to
..iid due to the fact th at hospital
have a second x-ray, it may
by-laws stipulate membership in
me»n that the first one was un
ter here— It’s a ll through the the County Medical Association
satisfactory or th a t the findings
w indow.
(lo r M D s only), time has been
w arrant
further
study.
The
niceasary to remove the barriers
second x-ray w ill also be taken
and to handle the case c a u t io u s ly
without charge.
and In harmony w ith the two
The cooperation o f the Pacific
dr«tors who are now on the staff
Super M arket In th U nationwide
Dr. Boots was granted courtesy
campaign to control TB U deep
privileges following amendments
ly appreciated, the Public Health
to the by-laws stipulating that
Department said as weH as
In an emergency situation, a
N orthem Curry County M en’s
those who volunteered
their
state licensed doctor may be
time and labor assisting
From Fellowship w ill observe its bi-
granted staff privileges by the
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the Port Orford area were M a r - monthly
meeting thia Saturday
board of directors ft was then
divided that Port Orford repre-
B r S S t o7«?J
Krlck.
a t the O phir grade school.
sent« an emergency aituatlon and ‘ Svneva T inHherv rw ru w h . m
T he potluck dinner a t 8:30
will be followed by a program at
7 30 p a , which wlU include
¡owed U, .
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u,
music by a men’s quartet and
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1
loi* ar* * M arguerite W hite. Es-
moving picture.
noted a letter 2 c m ¿ T S M . S - 1? "
This fellowship la lnterdenom-
L.r D..H
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Allen. Alma Deets. Ruth
i<Y.
Orrorci for
dentist,
. >nd . _ .
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¡national and all interested men
lng Fort
application
m em request-
Srshlp
8uU*
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Many Respond
To X-Rays
Jim Huston. electrical con
tractor on the city hall. B u k n
Uhe a customer for City Clerti
H a th W a h l to show how, and
whore, r lty boalnra. la h a n d ,
led. Nothing uniter the coun
Jaycees Endorse
Fujita Invitation
Men'« Fellowship
Meets At Ophir
Port Orford Jaycees went on
record Tuesday night Is support
o l the Brookings Jaycees' pi«»»
to bring former Japanese N ary
pilot Nabuo F u ijit * and hU fa m ,
lly to visit the Brookings Azlaea
Festival In M ay.
The extensive storm of oppos-
ltlon
project prompted
the Iocal c,ub'8 «»do™ «nent, by
unanimous
vote, to to
forward
the
following resolution
th eir fe
T
low Jaycees.
March 6. 1982
Brookings Junior Chamber
Coa^nercei
Be it resolved th at the Port
O rford Junior Chamber of Corn-
merce recognizes;
T h a t many men and women
nmde sui>rem' sacrifices during
World W ar I I;
are invited.
on the dental staff of C urry O e n - '
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That
these sacrifices w ere
eral Hospital.
made so th at in future years
Americana would live in free
dom;
T h a t we recognize th at the
Japanese are a member o f the
human race, have attempted to
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rehabilitate themselves by
in -
harvest policies by private com- stalling a democratic govern-
The Legislative Interim Com- panies. I t is hoped th at Crown- ment according to the uncondl-
Rain, ball games and other
meetings were apparently re- n'fl ' * e ,,on Natural Resources Is Zellerbach officials w ill discu« t lonAi surrender terms signed in.
sponsible for the low attendance «hedulm g hearings on subject, thetr policies w ith the committee Tokyo Bay;
at Friday's meeting of the clean- 1q lts ^ cisd tciio n at ®<x,ullle ,n d at U“*1 time A i the same time.
T h a t the true test of a man is
up group and no further meet Gold Beach on March 3u and ‘ 31, the committee w ill continue in - h is ability to forgive and accept
Uign were set for the project respectively.
veatigatlon of other timber com-
Therefere. we the Port Orford
rtieutorlk P“ U'CS including G eo rg i^P acific j e « Wholeheartedly endona th e
Those
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were prepared to assist w ith any intereeted
hearing problems Corporation. Weyerhaeuser com- international act o f friendship
beautifying efforts, whenever the r*’1811* * to Lsh a n i game, for- pauy. and International Paper instigated by your club
help Is needed.
estry, recreation, w ater and a ir company, each of which has ex
The group also pointed out pollution, and public lands and is tensive Interests in southwest
that despite inclement weather, inviting the public, individuals Oregon.
Public officials of Coos and
and an apparent undertone of and organizations to indicate a
apathy and resentment, work is desire to be heard Those wish- C u n y counties will be asked to
City Recorder Loraine lla ln m
lng to testify are asked to com- testify on public lands adminls-
n ltu re w i . Installed
In
Uie
court records—a Job. u niter still being done by others to
Ir lo , out Uie new «»-ak la h e r
Cited was municate directly w ith the com- tration. Including county records' Superintendents, business men
m o rn ing and routine of the
the elrrum stanr.-«, th a t » » < I beautify the town.
office a t rii» h a ll M onday for
«lay
fo r
Judge Haines was
' the recent painting o f Shorty’s mlttee, or with Rep Carl Back, a of state-owned lands, at the re- and everyone Interested In tak -
more pleasure than work.
the News cam era. O ffic e fu r-
Prelim .nary lng part in the Curry County
cleaning, arrang ing and filin g
, Barber Shop, and brush and de rcsident of Port O rford and a spectlve meetings
bris cleaning on some areas ot member of the committee, a n d , Inventories by the committee Fair are urged to attend an open
' Coaat Guard H ill by the State Sen. R. F. Chapman. Coos Bay show th at a third of the land meeting Monday night, M arch
and Rep. Clarence Barton. Co- area of Coos county is In public 12. at 8 p m . a t the fairgrounds
Highway Department.
ownership, and that over 70 per in Gold Beach. This will be a
Attending the meeting were: QUlUe.
' Syneva Lindberg, M r. and Mrs 1 F in al determination on the | cent of Curry county is publicly general discussion meeting fo r
Corf. Kuehnert. M rs
Loraine' h c,rln g time wl:1 8w alt the owned
; the purpose of formulating plans
i Haines. Mrs Donna Marsh Mrs ;pieasures of the public, so the
O ther members of the co m m it-' and gathering ideas.
! D e n is King Mrs. Shirley Boots' 8eaiiion at Coquille may be either tee besides Rep Back are Rep
The county fair, scheduled fo r
A tally of students reg.s cred and Mrs. Ivy Kerpa.
on Friday afternoon or evening Clinton Haignu Jr.. D -B aker August, has always been an out-
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Ui the Southwestern Oregon col-
iF o r practical travel schedules of who Is chairman. Representatives stand'ng event of the year "Last
H. L. ‘'M onty” Montgomery. Standard Oil. He ________
Purchased the lpge for wlnter ^ ^ 9 6 ! - «
: committee members, the Gold Robert Smith. R-Burns
H arry year was one of the best fairs we
ha-al service station operator. Chevron gas station
here
“ shows a strong predominance of
Beach meeting w ill be held on Elliott. R - T l’lamook. and Rich- have h a d " stated H F Hedder-
filed aa a Democrat candidate! 1058
for Curry county sheriff, he an-1 He la a director of the Pori 5 °? *
North Bend and a n
Saturday morning
era O. Eymann. D-Eugene; and ly fa ir, m wager, “but this year
nounced Tuesday
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In addition to the op port uni- Senators L W Newbry. R -A sh - w ill be even b e tte r”
Orford Jaycees. treasurer of the
The members of the Floras- ties for the public to air Its views land. Andrew Naterlin. D -N ew - ! Andy Orlbble. chairman may
of
Bom in Van Buren county. volunteer fire department. vlc ei“ L “ tO£ , 1
W illo w
Women's
club
are the committee w ill be contlnu- port. Boyd Overhulse D-M adras be contacted for further infor
president
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the
chamber
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Arkansas In 1027, Montgot very-
busily
w
orking
on
the
fin
al
mat ion
completed high school a t L ittle Z ^ ' X ' L h ' . i h bui'“fn" ' 11 ‘n Do««l* * * * " d"n *» n'nCCUrcy.'lplans for th eir T alen t Show to ing its investigations o f limber and W ard Cook. D-Portland
Rock senior high and attended
d lrtrlet 2-CJ
WS ™ t h l • " ° f the r’*r t’ ° r « *
Coo\ be held at the Junior High
a year at Arkansas State col
Icounty as their legal residence. G ym on M arch 9, beginning at
lege before enlisting In the U. 8. reserve police force In Coquille, A fu rth er breakdown of re s t-1 8:00 p.m. Anyone is welcome
M aritim e Service in 1045. Fol for two years where he received ,
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addresses given sho w t h a t , to enter. The high school and
lowing basic training at C a ta extensive training In Civil Dc- ; d
306. or 68 per cent, live In Coos adult group w ill be the first
lina Island, he spent 58 months tense.
Bay, North Bend and Empire. contestants on the program, so
with the M aritim e In the P h il
Montgomery said he believes
ippines. F ar East. Belgium, Eng strongly th a t It Is poanible to Others living In the bay are« that any of the Pacific High
land and Central and South "control future crime by effic such as Coos River. Bunker H ill, students w ho wish to enter
Oreen Acres, Charleston. East- m ay do so and w ill still be able
America.
ient guidance of youth today.”
Montgomery came to t h e He pledges to work towards that side. M illington and Sunny H ill to attend the Prom later on
total 34. or 7 6 per cent
that night at Pacific. Movies
Coos-Curry area In 1950 where ¡goal. If elected, he said
Communities outside the bay w ill be shown so the children
he worked In the woods and fori
area In Coos county show the w ill be entertained w h ile the
following number of students votes are being counted.
registered:
Coquille 34, M yrtle
A dm ittance to the program
Point 18. Bnndon 16, Reedsport w ill cost 75c for adults, 50c for
8 and Powers 4; a total of 81, high school students, 25c for
or 18 per cent,' O ther areas in grade school students, w ith
Ryce H . Wilson, Sixes, filed hove three children, Susan, 15,
the county such as Riverton. preschoolers and contestants
last week aa a Democratic can a student a t Pacific high school;
Langlois, Bridge, Broadbent and getting in free.
didate for county commissioner Steve, 9, a fourth grader at Port
Norway account for the remain
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from northern Curry.
O rford; and Shelley. 4, a t home.
ing 25, or 6 4 per cent.
Wilson, who has owned and
" I t ’s tim e somebody took a
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operated the Sixes store for the realistic look at the tax problem
post two year», was bom
in by attacking It at the proper
Glendale and received h 1 s place—at the spending end In
schooling there. He has worked stead of the taxing end,” Wilson
Funeral services were held In
In the logglug Industry, owned stated.
Lebanon Friday, M arch 1 for
and operated his own sawmill
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Fred Marsh, native son of Port
Bruce Mack Robbins, son of
for eight years and spent about
Orford, who passed away Feb Mrs. Sarah E. Robbins of Lang
five yenrs In the retail logging
ruary 27 following an operation.
lois, Is taking basic training at
supply business
in
Roseburg,
Bom and raised In Port Orford.
Medford and O rants Pass.
Tw o Southern Oregon college Fred had moved from this area the U. S. Naval Recruit Training
He spent five years working students from the northern C u r- a number of years ago and had, Center, San Diego, following his
for the federal government In a Tf area are currently singing in for Ihe past several years, re February 28 enlistment.
supervisory capacity on heavy ihe 80 voice SOC choir which is sided In Lebanon.
A former Pacific high school
road construction. He has fa rm preparing for its annual tour of
He is survived by his wife
student.
Robbins enlisted In the
ed and raised stock and Is now southern Oregon high schools, It Irene; his daughter, Mrs. Fred
In partnership w ith his fath er- was announced by Oscar 0. Newall of Pasadena, Calif.; his Navy under the buddy plan with
in-law , Roger LaFliunme, in a Blorlle, director.
son Darrel Marsh of Eugene; H arry Lee Stephens, Bandon.
360-acre ranch on Sixes river.
The tw.’, Rosalie Hatmaker, his brothers, John, Donald. Nick They w ill train together and take
Wilson has been a property daughter ot M r. and Mrs. Ernest and Louis, all of Port Orford;
their first leave together.
owner and resident of Curry Hatm aker of Langlois, and Paula his sisters. Mrs. Cecil Niva of
Filling out reports. Interroga
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ney Issel's private office, not
eration of the department.
county for 10 years. His wife. Leuthe, daughter of M r. and Mrs. Seattle. Mrs. Charles Mansell of
tion« and other police matters
in public or the police cruiser
Issel said.
Pern, teaches fourth grade In Ben Leuthe of Port Orford, are Coquille and Mrs. Wes Zumwalt
Meet Once
M onth W ith will now be dlapoaed of In the
as In the past. It's a big im
the Port O rford schools. They Pacific high school graduates.
of Port O rford.
Yonr PTA.
security of Police Chief B ar-
provement to the efficient op-
Clean-up Meeting
Attendance Low
Hearings On Natural Resources
Set For Coquille and Gold Beach
County Fair Meet
Set For Monday
H. L. Monty' Montgomery Files c ° h «9« Tally
Foi Curry County Sheri«
Rflur#s shown
Talent Show Coming
.P*1, y 23 s,t"dent8
Wilson Seeks Commissioner Job
Fred Marsh
In Navy On
Buddy Program
With Choir