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_V° hJT? F iv e i_ N ° ■ 12 Port Orford, Curry C ounty, Oregon Price 10Ç Thurs. , June 21, 1962
Plans Progress For July
Fourth; Meeting Is Friday
THE NEW Arizona Ranch as aeon from th e h ilJ
on H ighway 101. At rear center la a nearly
com pleted l l - u n l t m otel. At rig h t la the g ro
cery store and recreation room, barn and r id
ing sta b le s . The main house and o ffic e sets
behind a 5 8 -u n lt tra ile r park. B uilding at le ft
houses heated shower rooms and wash and
dry fa c ilitie s .Across the highway is a beach
-fro n t p ic n ic area, reached on the road le a d
ing to rig h t o f the p ic tu re . Owners Jim and
Alta Tweedy, former Iow ans, spent c o n s id
erable tim e loo kin g for th is perfect s ite for
th e ir com plete re crea tion center.
Youth Wrecks Car In
Race With Local Police
Oregon Men Named
To Service Academies
Senator Wayne Morse (D -
O re) today announced t h e
names of three Oregon men who
have been selected to attend the
He told arresting officers that U 5 A ir Force and N a va l acad
A slxteen-block
race with
lights out «sit'd with an over ! their flashing red light made emies.
They are:
turned car (or its (our paaaen- him nervous He turned around
Burlyn R. Cubser, J r., son of
gers at 2 30 Sunday morning to see the light "and you
and reckless driving and dtsord (Blank
B la n k )
made
me M aj. and M rs Burlyn Gubser
erly conduit charges (or Ha w re c k '” Officers said Lawhorn Born in M cM innville, he is a
driver Ray Neil Lawhorn. 20, had been drinking Nobody was 1961 graduate of Acton Box-
when he tried to elude local hurt in the accident and the borough Regional High School.
car was only slightly damaged West Arton. Mass , where the
police
Lawhorn pied guilty to reck father is stationed with the Air
According to police chief B a r
ney Use I, the I a w hom car. con less driving in Recorder's court Force H e has been appointed
taining iwsftengers (Jerald le e Monday and was fined $150 The to the A ir Force Academy.
James C. Webster, son of M r.
lm.« . 19, i.nd wo jtivenilea, cha.ge of disorderly conduct,
d been reported to him as 1 from using foul language and and Mrs. Frank S. Webster.
b e in g
driven at «•xreawve refusing to get into the patrol 1118 SE Jackaon Street. Rose
spoils
lasel and officer Bill car following arrest, w ill be burg A I960 graduate of Rose
burg Senior High School, he was
Pickering, who were parked at heard next Monday
the intersection of 6th .«nd - No other citations were is i selected on a m erit appointment
' by the Secretary of the A ir
Washington, saw the car, a 1953 sued.
Force for the A ir Force Acade-
Ftord, leave the highway and
' my at Colorado Springs. Colo
heed north on Washington with
the lights out
rado
The two officers gave chase
Patrick G. Carroll, son of M r
but dust became so thick they
and M rs George C arro ll, Box
had to hold back and follow the
132, Elgin. H e graduated from
dust cloud. Lawhorn loft Wash
Services were held Wednes Elgin High School in I960 and
ington at 12th and turned right dsy from Schroeder Brothers was selected for the N aval
to Jackaon, then north again. M ortuary for a life-long resi Academy a t Annapolis, M a ry
Lawhorn lost control of the ear dent of this area. Clyde Andrew land.
behind the Community Church (Cody) Carlson, 88, who died
The three academy appoin
where it rolled on its left aide. , Sunday evening at his home at tees are to enter with other
Sixes River after a lengthy ill young men in July, 1982.
ness
Officiating at the service was
the Rev Hom er M Noble of
U A . Senator B arry Goldwater the F irst Presbyterian Church
of Arizona is scheduled to a r World W ar veterans participat
Ronald
E.
Jones,
Brooks
rive in Portland at the In te r ed in graveside service« at the
national Airport at 3 p m on Masonic Cem etery in Coquille. onion fa rm e r, was elected chair
E
Services Wednesday
For Cody Carlson
Goldwater Due
Friday June 29 to address the B ern A t P a rk e rtb u rp
"Welcome to Oregon” Dinner Born, February 5, 1884, at
that night at the Portland-Sher Parkersburg, Cody was an o r
phan at the age of three, and
aton Hotel.
Tickets for the $100 a plate lived with relatives until he was
¡12-
Republican fund-raising event
He began m aking his own liv
are now available at Republi
can Headquarters, 1108 S.W ing by working in the logging
Washington Street in Portland. camps operated by Cody I Aim
* ber Co., W. E . Craine, Aasen
Bros , Conlog, Vaughn and sev
eral others.
When a child he helped with
the Ox teams used in the log
ging operations, and at times
I f your car license expires at helping during the salmon flsh-
the end of June, you’ll be re ' ing season on the Coquille river.
ceivlng a renewal rem inder Servsd With Navy
In 1917 the deceased enlisted
notice in the m all within the
next few days. Don’t lose the in the U S. N avy and served as
M .C. 1st class on Submarine
notice.
That's the advice of the Ore chaser 355 for 17 months. At
gon Department of Motor Ve the close of the w ar he enlisted
hicles. Use of the form in re in the A ir Force and was sta
newing license plates w ill mean tloned in Panam a.
Returning home to Coos cotin
prompter service to car owners
and help cut costs and process ty, he engaged in logging and
later began farm ing and devel
ing tim e for the departm ent
i f your plates expire in June oping various farm s as well as
»n<l you do not receive a re good dairy herds in Coos coun
newal notice, this means the ty
He enjoyed farm ing to the
address on file with the depart
ment Is incorrect, and steps last, and was assisting in de
should be taken to up-date the veloping the Piercy Sweet ranch
address on your registration! at Sixes R ive r at the tim e of
card.
. ,
I his death.
The notice received In the Survivors
He Is survived by his wife,
m ail should be used whether
the renewal is m ailed to Salem Irene Klm e Carlson, who he
or taken to a Ideal field office. m arried on June 15, 1921; and
a son, Vance Andrew Carlson,
who resides a t the fam ily home
on Sixes. The couple had an
ON LEAVE
Sp 4 V irg il M o rrell, son of other son, Eugene Clyde, who
M r and Mrs. Harold M o rrell, died in infancy.
la home on leave from Sandia
Additional survivors include
Base, New Mexico. His brother, two sisters, M rs. Archie M c
Clinton returned home from Cloud of Four M ile, and M rs.
Germany in M ay and both boys Thad Shinn of Bandon, and a
plan to visit another brother in number of nieces and nephews.
Sacramento, C alif , before V ir
gil return« to New Mexico.
READ T H E N E W S
June License
Renewals Due Soon
Onion Farmer Headi
Board of Education
man of the Stale Board of Edu
cation by fellow board mem
bers at the group’s quarterly
meeting in Salem June 12.
Jones’ one-year term begins
August 1.
Jones succeeds Francis I
Sm ith, an attorney from P o rt
land. S E. Brogottti, from H e
lix , was re-elected vice-chair
man of the board.
Jones has served on the board
since 1951 and has previously
served as chairm an
A native Oregonian, Jones
was born at Brooks and re
ceived his schooling at Brooks
and Salem high school. H e went
on to Oregon State University
and obtained a bachelor of
science degree In ag ricultural
engineering.
Jones is m a rrie d , has one
son who lives in Salem , and
three grandchildren.
SON BO RN TO JA CO X’S
M arg a re t and Douglas Jacox
became parents for the first
tim e Monday afternoon at 4:16,
when th eir 9 lb. 7 ox. son a r
rived. Young Jeffery Douglas
put in his appearance at South
era Coos General Hospital In
Bandon.
No Candidates
For Queen,
Contest Off
The celebration queen contest
was called off this week due to
lack of contestants. according
to a representative of the soror
Ity , sponsors of the contest and
dance
Instead, ticket sales w ill be
put in the hands of junior high
school students, boys or girls,
with a $25 cash prize for the
high salesman
Tickets m ay be picked up
F rid a y at Dorothy’s Beauty
Shop
PORT NEWS
2,300 000 board feet of lumber
was shipped from Port Orford
aboard the C T rad er last Mon
day June 18, according to Port
Commissioner Ira Tucker.
Contract Paid,
Duties Stopped
Hahn H ardw are was broken
into early Thursday morning
and burglarized of more than
$40. and two pocket knives
Police said entry was gained
by breaking a re ar window,
reaching through and unlatoh-
>L then climbing into the
store J ] * obT ^ ° L
covered by B urt Hicks when be
°P«ned f w business at 8 a m .
Coins and currency were tak-
en from ■
re
»“ J»; and a strong-box
*? the
draw er, $19.35 The
Superintendent Jack R ice’s
administrative duties were ter
mins»^d'*by District 2 C j ‘ School
board Monday night. Rice’s
resignation was not effective
until Sept 1, but the board vot-
ed to pay his salary until that
date and stop his duties July 1.
John Wahl, who was thia year
moved up from Langlois prin
cipal to Pacific high school prin-
cipal, was named to assume the
property of
head duties until a auperinten < onaobdatod Freightw aya
dent is hired
Two
*uuv“ were ,U o
___________________ ___________ taken, police said Both were
Ulster makes and about three
inches b eg . One had a white
handle, the other was bone with
a picture of a stag’s bead on it.
Assisting local police in the
investigation, is the C urry Coun
ty Sheriff’s Departm ent.
Vandals Tear Up
Pacific Football Field
Damage amounting to about
$500 was done to the Pacific
high school football field be
tween Saturday morning and
Tuesday morning by w hat look
ed like three or four cars, ac
cording to superintendent Jack
-
Rice
R,n d i^ ' ‘
was covered with Hre tracks,
some as much as four to five
inches deep, and that grass was
torn up from “squirreling.”
The field had been freshly
watered down Saturday morn
ing, Rice added, making it good
and spongy The damage was
noticed Tuesday morning when
the field was to be watered
again.
Investigation has been turn
W i«h,agton (Special) — Dis
ed over to the county sheriff’s
torted boukkieping of its feder
department
a l budget puts the United States
a t a disadvantage both for in
ternal development and for a t DAUGHTER VISITS
tracting capital, Sen. Wayne
Mrs. M argaret Estabrook and
M orse (D -O re ) said today.
boys left F rid a y, June 15, after
Morse said the failure to
spending a week here with ber
identify long range federal in
parents, M r. and Mrs F ran k
vestments.
as
distinguished
Morris, and husband's parents,
from the annual operating ex
M r. and M rs Clyde Estabrook
penses of government, makes
She visited many other friends
the budget appear higher and
and relatives while here.
less frequently in balance than
the budgets of European na
tions.
H e said this has caused capit
al that might have been invest
ed in the United States to be
poured instead into Europe, and
has further contributed to West
ern European nations faster
economic growth by enabling
them to plan capital invest
ments over an extended period.
Morse pointed out that he has
urged since 1947, the use of a
capital budget—identifying ex
penditures for dams, highways,
bridges, airports, education and
other
investments
providing
services to the nation long after
the initial pay-out period. He
now has pending in the Senate,
a b ill to accomplish this.
Moorse also pointed out that
the first Hoover Commission of
1949 recommended a capital
budget, and that the Joint Eco
nomic Committee of Congress
did likewise in Its 1962 report.
Morse Bill
Sponsors
Capital Budget
Douglas Fair
Books Out
National Safe
Boating Week
R e sid e n t
Kennedy
h
a
Prem ium books for the 1962
. j
About J8 gallons of aviation
gasoline was reported stolen
from an airplane at the coun
ty airport sometime F rid a y
night.
The plane, a 1941 Stinson own
ed by Joe Gribble, Port Orford,
bad both tanks drained. The re
port indicated that a sports
model ca r had parked under
neath the wing tanks and used
a syphon hose, then, when the
tanks were dry, “ spun out” ,
throwing gravel all over the
airc ra ft.
Stealing gas from an a ir
plane. or tampering with same,
is a federal offense.
Band Practice
Date Changed
Douglas Jacox. band director,
is announced that the tim e for
im m e r bend rehearsal bee
changed from Thursdays a t 7 :M
. to Sundays at 4 p .m ., as
f
is directing 2x4’s on H m
green chain at F £ J * .
the time form erly used for
rehearsal.
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ASSISTS AT 4-H
SUM M ER SCHOOL
Mrs. Hazel McKenzie retura-
ad borne Saturday after soend-
ing a week at Oregon State C o f
lege as chaperon for the 4-H
Summer School.
WWI V eierani
Picnic Sunday
M r. and Mrs. Shirley Laird
spent Sunday In M yrtle Point
visiting Shirley’s brother and
fam ily the Don Lairds, and
new baby girl They also visit
ed his grandmother. M rs Ann*
T rip p of M yrtle Point.
territo ry in Josephine county
adjacent to the co-op’s proposed
Illinois R iver development, and
a il three border territory ap
plied for by Pacific Power and
Light Co.
A hearing date w ill be set
later.
Airplane Gas
Reported Stolen
S ^ x ig h W .h ^ e ^ m S d to
' ^ n d s of Southern Oregon
the State M arine Board is urg- j
F a lr Manager ftert
mg boaters to gear to e m se lv e s . . . .
.
J . ,
Alienhy has announced. The big
for safety on the Oregon water
new 86 page book itemizes ex
ways. In noting the occasion
hibit rules and regulations, and
the State M arine Board reports
that boating fatalities in O re lists cash premiums totaling
more than $20,000
gon would be greatly reduced if
Ten F a ir departments w ill of-
the occupants of small boats
would accustom themselves to fer open-class competition to
exhibitors from Douglas. Coos,
wearing life jackets.
Curry, Jackson, Lane, a n d
Capsizing and sim ilar acci
Josephine Counties Classes for
dents are unexpected and quite
F F A and 4-H exhibitors are
often the victims are on their
open to Douglas County resi
BASEBALL NEWS
way to the bottom while their
dents only.
_
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_ _ , The Port Orford Baseball Aa-
life jackets or buoyant seats
Free copies of the 1962 P re-
now has both lea g u w
are d riftin g away.
miUm J J .
V alLab^ * in full swing. The L ittle L e a ? S
The boating accident reports
rrom which statistics are com
piled indicate that 12 lives
turnout of
would not have been lost last
area, or may be obtained by
year had the victims been wear-
spectators. The boys are begin
writing Douglas County F a ir,
ning to show what good training
ng life jackets The State law
requires each boat to have an P.O. Box 759, Roseburg, O re and hard practice can do for
gon. or by calling ORchard 3- them and for us. How could
approved life.'aving device on
8277.
board for each person aboa, d.
any of us spend a better even
ing than a t the ball fields w atch
ing these youngsters get in
.there and hustle?
The Babe Ruth league, for
boys just older, is now getting
underway. T heir coach is Joo
M cW illiam s who has recently
returned from school. Jon and
his boys are entered in the of
ficial league and are to have a
chance a t all-star play this ye ar
a t Seaside
The association would like to
remind everyone that this is
for the benefit of the entire
comm unity—but it takes money
and the bottom of the b a rre l to
almost reached. Worn equip
ment and safety gear m ust be
replaced to assure the sm allest
possible num ber of injuries.
Score books have to be p u r
chased before batting averages
can be figured. And w hat p a r
ent doesn’t like to see hie
son’s batting average in the
newspaper? Need we say more?
These fellows need your help.
V IS IT IN M YR TLE POINT
Coos-Curry Electric Asks
For Exclusive Boundaries
Coos-Curry Electric Coopera«
tive Monday asked the Oregon
public u tility commissioner for
an exclusive allocation of its
three Coos and Curry county
service areas.
Included In the application
was a request for three un
served areas One of these is
Final plans tor the July 4th
celebration w ill come under dia-
cuaaion at 8 p.m . (S .T .) F rid a y
when the committee meets at
the city hall One of the last
programm ing sessions before
the festivities, all hands are
urged to respond to the call.
Location of a site for the
horse show w ill be the big item
to be considered, and chairmen
of all events w ill oreaent pro
gress reports
Hahn Hardware
Burglarized Thursday
Veteran’s of W W I w ill hold a
potluck picnic Sunday, June 24,
at the Coquille M yrtle Grove be
tween Powers and Broadbent.
All veterans are invited.
HONORED at a Jobs
Daughters receptio n
re c e n tly were H onor
ed Queen Patty E llis
(le ft) and Past H onor
ed Queen Bonnie Jen
sen (right) who was
in s ta llin g o f iic e r . D i
ane Haga (center) car
rie d the Bible during
the in s ta lla tio n ce re
mony w hich preceded
the re ce p tio n . Other
i n s t a l l i n g o ffic e rs
were Sherry Dahrens,
g u id e , Kathy Bowman,
m a r s h a l l ; Ja n e t te
Fromm, recorder; M e r-
rle Jensen, c h a p la in ,
Frances Sm ith, m u s i
c ia n ; Kathy M ills , Jr.
cu sto d ia n , D e lla Mae
W aldie, sr. cu s to d ia n .
Linda Couch was in
charge o f the guest
book.
SON, GUESTS V IS IT
Bill Hunt, son of M rs. M arge
Reese. left Tuesday, June 12,
for Gwinn, Mich , where he to
stationed in the A ir Force. He
has been here on a 30 day
leave, visiting friends and fam
ily
Also visiting with the Reeses
last week were, M a rg e ’s moth
er, Mrs Charles Blue of Kelso,
Wn., and her sister and fa m ily ,
M r and Mrs LeRov Geroux of