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___________4 - Port Orford News, Thun day, January 17, 1963
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P H tA S A N T
The National Science Foun­
The past 12 months have been the C h a m b e r of Commerce.
d a t i o n is offering a summer
science training scholarship for filled with events, both locally Astronaut John Glenn kept the
high-ability students. This is for and w o r ld - w i d e , that have world watching w hile he orbited
students who are now in their brought to conclusion another the earth three successful time»
junior year of high schooL
year of life. Some of the events on the 20th of the month. City
These scholarships arc avail­ have passed Into limbey others offices moved into the new city
able for science and mathema­ have been entered into the pages hall, and Mrs. Eugene Silver*
tic students—7. 300 in 164 c o l­ of history. This week we w ill was the first person to transact
Post 76 American Legion ano leges and universities in the start our review of the past year, b u s i n e s s there as the month
Auxiliary m et at their hall Tues­ United States.
as we have done since estab­ clo sed
day night, January IS. Al Brown
Nine students have been re­ lishing the News, with the out­
MARCH
of Langlois,Sr. vice commander, quested to try for this opportun­ standing events of the first six
A successful withdrawal e le c ­
conducted the m eeting in the ity from Pacific. Tuition and months of 1962.
tion from the co lleg e district
absence of a commander.
school expenses w ill be free but
JANUARY
topped off news of the month, on
The building com m ittee re­ s t u d e n t s must pay their own
The beginning of the y e a r the happy side, w hile burglars
ported that the cold map did board and room and transporta­ was quiet; Gold Beach won the h eld s field day with three bus­
Ire ere expocedwatcr pipes under tion.
Pacific high school invitational inesses, Bartletts, Port O r fo r d
the building but were thawed
The Oregon Universities are basketball tournament for the IVugs and the News office. The
and a temporary closure was in­ open to boys only, but Humbolt second straight year, city hall port also made news with the
stalled around the entire build­ State C ollege w ill accept 60 construction costs were increas­ largest shipment to date, 1,600, -
ing to prevent anymore freezing. students, boys or girls,for either ing slightly from the original bid, 000 board feet. Plans for the
Wm. Montgomery and Robert science or mathem atic courses. due to specification changes; Dr. annual July 4th celebration were
Meyer were named a com m ittee YEAR LONG INSTITUTE
C. M. Tyler and so u were be­ started and local Jaycers form­
to investigate and purchase a FOR TEACHERS
lieved lost when they had to re­ ally endorsed the com ing visit
The National Science Foun­ main out overnight w hile on a of former Japanese pilot Nabou
stove for the men's meeting
dation is offering scholarships to fishing trip at New Lake. Sheriff Fqjita.
room.
There was considerable dis­ teachers of mathematics and Bill Gauntlett, who took office
APRIL
cussion as to the legality of cer­ science from grades 7 through 12. Monday, announced his candid­
The News started its fifth year
tain acts performed recently by There are three requirements. acy and Millard School at Lang­ of publication this month and
members and officers by agree­ They must have taught one or lois announced a move to the local JayCettes com pleted their
ment, but not at a regular m eet­ more of these subj ects, have two Tanglewood property at Bandon. goal of raising $500 for fire de- i
ing. Several 1962 officers had and three years teaching exper­ J a n u a r y also brought seldom partment turnout suits. Pat Mas- j
resigned by im plication and did ien ce and a bachelor's degree. seen snow to the Port Orford tenon was elected president of
not attend meetings. The act in
The Oregon State University area and temperatures were re­ the Port Orford PT A, v o t e r s
question was deemed for the offers classes in Biology, Chem­ corded in the 20's for three days turned down the school budget
good of the Legion by a major­ istry, Mathematics, Physics and running, with a low of 19 de­ and the A la s k a Cedar ran a-
ity of the membership.
Earth Science, The Univeristy grees, causing brief closures of ground at the dock. Students
The C h a ir appointed Past of Oregon offers Biology.
schools and m ills.
escaped serious injuries when a
Commander, Robert Meyer as OREGON CONGRESS OF
Mrs. N ellie Zook was named school bus turned over on the
installation officer and installed PARENTS AND TEACHERS
Senior Citizen of Port Orford by Cape B la n c o road. The city
were the following: Commander,
Scholarships are now avail­ the Junior Chamber of C om ­ dedicated its new building and
Adolph Windmaiser. 1st v ice- able to individuals who plan to merce and Pat Masterson was the City Market opened for bus­
Barney Issel; 2nd v ice- Ed Han- prepare for elementary or sec­ p r e s e n t e d the Distinguished iness. Louis Knapp was named
shon, by p r o x y Dr. Charles ondary teaching in the public A w a rd . Carl Back announced education citizen of the year in
T yler Finance Officer. Robert schools of Oregon.
his Intention to file for r e -e le c ­ district 2CJ. Sixty persons at­
Thomas; Chaplain. Ed Sellye;
The Oregon Congress of Par­ tion M 17th District State R e­ tended Easter Sunrise Services
Sgt-at-Arms, William Montgo­ ents and Teachers are offering presentative. Louis Dl Felshcim, and the city purchased a new
mery; Adjutant, Ervin Severas. scholarships amounting to $250 co- publ isher of the W estern Worl
3a p olice car, to wind up April.
Three directors are Robert per year to apply on tuition to at B a n d o n , passed on from
MAY
M e y e r , W illiam Montgomery an Oregon public, tax-supported lifetim e in the newspaper field.
,11 As residents
began looking
and Frank Morris, Andy Cribble college or university for a per­
FEBRUARY
forward to summer, and vaca­
by proxy.
Advance ticket sales for the tions, the high school scheduled
iod not to exceed four years.
New member Dalus Weir join ­ High school senior or graduates
Seattle World's Fair were open­ final spring concerts a n d th e
ed Post 76,. transfe*ring from and students already in college ed at the bank and school dis­ first of three "Operation Swal­
Prairie City, Oregon, Post.Weir desiring to secure a teaching trict 2CJ director's were hard- low" oral polio clinics was held,
is a qualified gun safety instruc- j credential are eligible and may pressed with budget problems, with 1390 persons responding.
tor. This makes three instruc­ make application.
were h i-lite s of the s e c o -n d The school budget passed after
tors in the Post: Al ftown and
month's first week.. One of the being cut $2,500; the Chamber
Ervin Severas are also qualified.
big issues facing local taxpayers of Commerce voted to put the
Cun classes for young hunters UNDERGOES SURGERY
was withdrawal from the SWO I city on "fast tim e", the primar-
are planned for the future.
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Leo Goergen underwent sur­ district set an election on the graduated 59; the Finite family
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Sponsor a little league baseball
question for March 15, which made their visit to bookings'
team rather than the Boy Scouts. Curry General Hospital in Gold raised spirits considerably. Plans Azalea FestivaL At Agness plans
Commander Windmaiser'zrged Beach.
of development for the Arizona were nearing com pletion to c e l­
He is reportedly doing fine Inn property were announced by ebrate the finish of the Coos-
everyone to attend the lecture 1
on Oceanography by Dr. Fro- : and expected to return home in Jim and Alta Tweedy. Red Mc­
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lander Friday night.
W illiam s was elected to head
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