Duncan and Senators Ask for
Coast Guard Back Next Year
Attend GOP
Conference
Mr» Ralph Hall, vice-chair­
man of Curry County Hepub
*«>UM be 'kept uncter c to ^ and
„ S l , „ ? T „ T v ^ te n S S
constant surveillance" and that .j„. )( ,
i»e,.ubli<
We tern
»* '»>«• needs changed, appropri- , ■ U -re n u '
‘ f ie n e
ale action would be taken to
A„
l( , ,
,i,.,
provide the required degree «f I were o ^ h ^ n d l r “ ^ S e * dav (Voi 6 No, 29
service
iffa ir which on Saturday drew
a record crowd of dose to 9 «00
to hear Senator Barrs Gold-
water
Governor Nelson Rockefeller
was feted with a large reception
C .X 'r i,,? l ' * ” , S<,nU,,,r
,h“ l ” 'd ' hu* h“ * «
n S tn c I
n',"i lh'' |,,,u rlh i «»nxlderalmn the report of the
m .L -n.
i r h "-' ,,f A r,n* ="»“ »■•<•» <>" “
Coast r " i ? ' 1 nl**<1 States projKisal for expansion of harbor
COMMUNITY CENTER MEETS
<«»st (.„a n . to star, planning .......... . a, the fo r . He said
f o rt O r io n i, Curry County, Oregon'
■tonday, jc to lje r 21, 8 ¡>. rn.
Prie» T eo C e n ti
T h u ru E y , i'c t. f ' [yo
now for reactivation of the m an-1,hi needs of the community
M ultipurpose ro o m -g rad e school
ned (oust Guard facility at Port
Orford in the fiscal year which
begin* next July |
In a letter to the Command
ant Admiral E J Roland, Sen
ators Wayne M orse anil Maurlne
ind luncheon at the U n iversity
Neuberger and Conrressman
J Oregon MacArthur Court Sat-
Hubert It Duncan urged that
O reg o n 's I ax R a fc rra l I la v iio ii was soundly won by vo te rs who,
"every poxxlble consideration be tor one reason o r another, d id not w ant th e ir in c o m e taxes in ­ j irday noon
Other prominent men attend ,
■ s i n lo th e in c lu s io n o f s u ffii
creased and m ade it very p la in by d e fe a tin g the m easure m ore
ing and featured on earlier pro-,
lent funds in the appropriation t h a n llire e to one
ross ih e state U n o ffic ia l returns m id -d a y
grams were Sen John Tower •
request" for the coming fiscal W ednesday t o t a lr d 145, 779 No voles to 101, 2<>H Yes
year "to re-establiah the man
C u rry co u n ty voters defeated the m easure by a resounding six of Texas. Hep John Saylor.
ned facility at Port Orford in to one count W ith 2, '>(><> v o tin g , u n o ffic ia l returns sliow 2, 200 I ’enn : .Sen Milward Simpson.
Wyoming, Sen Gordon Allott.
FY «5 "
No votes to 366, Yes.
Colo Gov Henrv Bellmon of
Port O rfo rd vo te d 222, No, and 29, Yes.
t Admiral Roland notified Sen
Oklahoma Harry Bass of Dal­
ators Morse and Neuberger and
W h a t the Slate w i l l now a tte m p t in try in g to raise the $60 las, Tex . Ralph Goettler. Ohio.
Congressman Duncan on Oct 1j
that he was authorizing the m illio n le g is la to rs said is re q u ire d to b a la m r the budget is s t ill Roger Keefe N. Y . Richard
Niehoff Ohio. Gov Mark Hat­
Commander of the Thirteenth) s p e c u la tio n T h a i voters do nol w ant increased ta xe s is fa c t
A n o t i l e r tilin g that is sure is th a t w h a te v e r the le g is la tu re , or field. William M iller. National
Coast Guard District to imple
ment the plan to disestablish G o ve rn o r H a tfie ld , c o m e s up w ith , it w i l l In w a tch e d w ill, a Committee chairman, and Clare
Williams, assistant chairman
the present facility at Port Dr- c a rc fu l eye by the O regon p e o ple
Besides the great number of
ford He said in his letter to
celebrities, one txiuldn't help
the Members of Congress that
but notice the great number o f1
because of a "budgetary lim itu
press men 'here Life and Time
tion. the only manner whereby
M igazine New York Herald!
protection can be permanently
Tribune Wall Street Journal
afforded at Bandon is to re­
Oregon courts have reported cits and NIK' as -veil as state
locate the men now assigned at
192.085 tra ffic violation convic­ and local E.ugene media were)
Port Orford "
However, Admiral Poland also M in n ie K in g J o lly was e le c te d tions to the Department of represented.
p r e s i d e n t of the Port c 'rlo rd Motor Vehicles so far this y e a r
Com m unity Christm as Issocia- The figure is several thousand
tlo n w h e n th e y m et last W e d ­
above reported convictions for
nesday e ve n in g
the first nine months last year
\l» o e le c te d w ere A lic e Peck,
Convictions for 1962 totaled
secretary, and Pat Starr, tre a su r­ 229.115
er.
During September, the last
Port Orford-Langlois Teach­
Oregon State University
Mrs J o lly ap|x>iuted tin- A rt
David A Conley of Elk River A ssociation as lin a n c e c o m m it ­ month included m the report. ers Association recently met at
Road Port Orford is Command­ tee w ith W in n ie I . f w in ii c h air­ 22.128 tra ffic convictions were Pacific High school with presi­
er uf 'he military honor society, m a n . Hazel Knapp w i l l be in reported as compared with dent Paul Clute presiding
17.45S convictions that month
Other officers are Donna
Silver Wing- at Oregon State charge o l the program .
last year
Churchill, vice president and
University this year
C o m m itte e s needed to w o rk
The report also railed that the Florence McN'eese, secretary
To qualify for the honorary, on o th e r phases o f l h .- annual
■MORE than 40 m o t h e r s an t
Roland Parks, superintendent
-Indent' must demon*'rate high event w i l l b. nam ed soon, Mrs. department so far this year has
teac h ers enjoyed a n inform al
suspended
nearly
33.000
driver
of schools at Bandon and region­
si hoi ir-h:p and promise of fu­ J o lly s a id
'C o ffee H our' for room mothers
licenses for varying periods of al director of OEA. gave a com­
ture achievement*
h e ld la stF rid a y a fte rn o o n in the
time Of these. 28,700 were man­ prehensive talk on the tax bill
m ultipurpose room of the grade
i onley is a senii r this year
datory
suspensions resulting coming before the voters Oct-,
school. D uties of a room m other
n the School of Science
from convictions of certain ober 15th and urged a yes vote
w ere ex p la in e d by .Mrs H elen
charges, such as driving while
Coos county health officials Stole. PTA president Mary Bates,
It was moved to hold a sym­
under the influence of liquor, posium of upper elementary and
w ere of the opinion th at a bat s t a n d i n g rear, discussed and
th at b it th re e -y e a r old Steven h eard various suggestions f o r
or failure to comply with financ­ high school teachers on a Sat­
A lire extinguisher was re - ial responsibility provisions of urday for the purpose of discuss­
\Vemer, son of Mr and Mrs. Ken PTA p ro jects for t h e com ing
l>orted lost from the city f i r e the law
W erner, C ape Blanco road, last year.
ing mutual problems of interest
truck when firem en aiu w ered an
Friday was apparently free of
The remaining 4,000 suspen­
A time for this meeting is to
alarm Monday evening at the sions were ordered under dis­
disease T heir opiiuonw as based
be fixed by a committee ap­
In lig h t o t tin d e la y w h ic h Is Ira Tucker residence.
Because the federal govern­ dem ands of t h e things people on the fact th at the bat was not
cretionary authority given to pointed by president Clute.
p e rio d ic a lly re p o rte d and know n
ment is in m ore than 700 cor- now go w ithout because they are behaving abnorm ally.
A m em ber of the fire d ep art­ 'he department Causes for dis­
to e x i - i g e n e ra lly tnrpugbout
l>orate businesses, w
w u ithout
auth
m ent said a party was seen n ick - cretionary suspension included
. Mrs
, . . Clarice
.
, Hopkins was
.
pv.au.
nout a
u th -
T he youngster was bitten,
forced t o support governm ent
elected
to
act
as
delegate
to
the
o
n ty u n d tr the C o n s titu tio n o f
t h e several states as respects r.g the extinguisher up alte r it
w ithout draw ing blood, when he
business losses.
1.322
for
bad
driving
record
and
DCT
District
Classroom
Teach
Hie probate o l d e c e d e n t's estates, had fallen from the truck, but
the United States, and in direct
Henry said the sam e relativ e encountered the b a t sleeping
it may be n e w iw o rtn y th a t tue
hasn't returned it to th c fire sta­ I 781 based on recommendation era) Conference to be held in com petition w ith free enterprise, position prevails today. The Lib­
behind s o m e rafter» in a dark
of
rourts
after
traffic
convic­
Medford October 25 and 26
t i o n as yet The departm ent
Probate I M chet lo r C u rry C o u n ­
A m erican taxpayers are being erty A m endm ent ss'ould. w hen in
The F irst National Bank o
area of an o u t-b u ild in g
tions
ty , l i k e Ine o th e r State court would a p p re-late its prompt r e ­
ch eated out of enough money operation, cut the n atio n al bud­
The bat was not cap tu red but Oregon has released th.rd quart
dockets in th is c o u n ty , occu p ie s turn
. annually to com pletely e lim ­ get in half, w ithout im pairing health officers said because the er deposit and loan figure!
an e n v ia b le p o s itio n a m i o n e
inate the federal incom e, gift the necessary functions of G ov­ bat was apparently sleeping, as which surpass comparable fig
w h ic h should prove a c o m fo rt­
and inheritance taxes This stag­ ernm ent as provided under the is norm al during day lig h t, rather ures for any period in the bank'.«
in g la c to r to o u r C u rry County
gering point was m ade at the constitution.
than flying around, it no doubt 99-year history.
c ltl. ens vs b e lie v er th e ir a tte n ­
Tuesday noon R o t a r y C l u b
Almost 600 m illio n dollars was not rabid T he boy w as first
F ir s t
National President
tio n is brought to th e s itu a tio n
luncheon by tt ill tt . Henry, guest goes to the federal governm ent taken to the lo c a l c lin ic w here Raiph J Voss announced thal
as it pr- v a .I- g e n e ra lly , a cco rd ­
speaker and State C hairm an of annually from the state of O re­ h is parents w ere instructed to the bank has accumulated de­
in g to D is tric t C o u rt Judge Sam
the Liberty Amenilment C om ­ gon ifl paym ent of incom e, gift take the child to a h e a lth office
posits of $1.010.179.865—3 gair
I w o classes hav< been vened-
H a ll.
m itte e ot Oregon.
a n d inheritance taxes, Henry
of more than $60 m illion over
ulcsl at tn e A rt v e n te r to r next
li b average . s ta ti o i dece­
Henry explained this fact by- further n o t e d . T his is nearly
In a m ove towards increased
T hursday, . e to h e r 24.
the comparable figure for a
dertaken
di nts should h i c o m p le te ly pro­
stating that in 1959 the federal three tim es as m uch as our state
I t h d Mcv. u llo c h o l Power' atte nd a n ce and shorter business
year ago ar.u $8 m illion over the
As a step in this direction, it
bated and closed w ith in a p e riod
governm
ent
lost
about44
billion
sessions,
the
ch
a
m
b
e
r
o
f
c
o
m
­
budget
today.
About
58
m
illio
n
» i l l d e m o n strate K n ittin g and
was approve.I that cham bers of
record established in December
o f not mor< th a n th re e years.
d o llar'. In th at same year the of the 600 m illio n com es back
1962.
Dorothy M ason o l M y rtle P oint m erce M onday n ig h t \-oted to
co m m erce f r o m Reedsport to
W hen probate J u ris d ic tio n
am
ount
c
o
lle
c
te
d
from
personal
change
th
e
ir
m
e
e
tin
g
date
from
to the state for various item s.
w i l l d e m onstrate \ r t l oam C o n ­
Brookings w 11 be contacted to
"First National also has m ain­
vs a • tra n s fe rre d to the D ls tn . t
incom
e,
g
i
f
t
and
inheritance
the second .Monday n ig h t o f the
Is it not possible th at our state
stru ctio n ,
seek th eir p articip atio n in jo in ­
tained its position of leadership
C ourt 14 m onths ago, tn e re were
taxes
was
38
1
2
billion
dollars.
Compilation of the big game
M r ' . .Mason I, a s co n d ucte d m onth. Instead, the group W ill
ing f o r c e s to erect a sign in If the governm ent had not been governm ent's fin a n c ia l p r o b ­
in the field of loaning, with a
-'71 d. cedent's e s ta te sp e n d in g .
class, - in Eugene, Grants Pass h o ld tw o noon lu n ch e on m e e t­
nort hem C a 1 i form a extol 1 in g tb c in business, Henry 'tressed, i t lem s would be larg ely solved if take in the 49 states by the V S. gain of almost nine percent over
C i t h a t to ta l th e re were ? 15
ings, on the second and fo u rth
Fish
and
W
ildlife
Service
in­
it
had
access
to
the
600
m
illio
n
and M y rtl. P oint. She w i l l have
m erits tra w lin g Highway 101
total loans for the third quarter
is’ h I . h liad been p e n ding for
w ould have had five b illion dol­
M ondays, at the Q rfonls C edar
th at goes dow nthe drain through dicates that Oregon ranks high
supplies w ith her.
On the local lev el of promo­
m ore Ilia n th r. , y ear». '
lars m ore to spend for le g itim a te t h e unauthorized activ itie s of in the nation in the hunter's take of 1962." he disclosed
Room .
tion, it was decided that a civic
Loans outstanding for the
"T h ro u g h jo in t e ffo rts o l the
governm ent functions, and w ith ­ federal bureaucracy?
C ham ber president Red M e­
of deer and elk during the 1962
c o m m itte e in appointed by the
system as of September 30 to ­
c o u rt and the la w ye rs tiia t s it­
GUEST HERE
tt illiam s said he felt th at more ch am b er. This group would at- out the incom e, gift and inher­
season
Henry
urged
a
u
n
ited
support
taled $605.529.299.
u a tio n has been c le a re d up so FROM SWEDEN
business people would f i n d it t e n d various civ ic meetings, itan ce tax revenues th at it de­ o f the Liberty A m endm ent, that
Despite the 15G decline in
th a t the D is tric t C o u rt's Probate
The Port Orford branch of
easier to m eet during the day s u c h as the city council and mands from the A m erican peo­ is pending in congress, and sup­ deer harvest from the preceding
M r. and Mrs. \ | got N. else 11 tn an at night. The hour, or so,
ple.
D o cke t now readsi T ota l dece­
First National reported third
year.
Oregon
ranked
third
in
the
ported
by
id
e
n
tical
resolutions
com m unity center, to d e t e r ­
d e n t's estates p e n ding , 49; o f had Mrs. M a rta I lansen o l S to c k -
In effect, Henry stated, these adopted by the states of W yom -
quarter deposits of $2.139,506 and
n o o n sessions w ould also cut m in e b e s t bow th e cham ber
nation in 1962 with a yield of
that to ta l 28 have been pending h o l m , Sweden and R. P, I ng-
loans outstanding of $705.218. ac­
down on the length o f m eetings, could assist in planning, pro­ taxes do nothing more than pay *n8’ Texad, Nevada, Louisiana, 139.712 animals
less th a n one ye a r, 6 have been ■ tro n i o l P o rtla n d, as ih , ir guests allow ing f o r business m atters
for losses sustained by th e fed ­ G eorgia and South C arolina, to
cording to Branch Manager G
m
o
tin
g
and
assisting
w
ith
future
Colorado
jumped
into
second
lo
r
a
w
e
e
ke
n
d
re
c
e
n
tly
.
M
r.
I
ng-
p e n ding betw een one and tw o
eral governm ent in the uncons­ force the governm ent out of the
B Rush
only to take up the tim e.
projects. The co m m ittee will
y ears, 2 have been p e n ding b e - 'tro m w i l l he re m e m b e re d as a
titu tio n a l opeaatioi: of these var unconstitutional businesses i t spot with 142 798 deer and Texas
A m ain item of business dis­
Comparable totals fo r the
be
appointed
at
the
O
ctober
28
held
first
place
with
an
esti­
tw een tw o am i three y ears, am i fo rm e r shareowner at W estern cussed M onday w as advertising
ious corporate businesses E lim ­
branch a year ago were $1.783.-
now
engages
in.
noon
m
eeting,
Mett
illiam
s
said
mated take of 195.000 whztetail
1 1 have been p e n d in g o v e r llire e states P ly w o o d C o rp o ra tio n . Mr.
inate these unauthorized busin­
for next year. Several m ethods
297 in deposits and $752.440 in
The term s of the Liberty A - doer and 5.500 mule deer
In Iinal action it was approved
years O f the I 1 th a t are over and Mr*. I rie Brytesen o t North
of city prom otion efforts w a s to donate $60 to tin* art center esses a n d you can e lim in ate m endm ent are:
loans.
Oregon ranked fourth in the
lliree years o lii, some arc in tb e B e n d w cre Sunday d in n e r gue*»* considered, including TV, radio
these taxes, perm itting the ta x ­
F rst National Bank of Oregon
"S ectio n 1. T he G overnm ent
t o r the work the past year in
process o f be in g closed, some at the Nelson horn e on th e sam e
and p rin ted m aterials. Nothing conducting the tourist infonna- p a y e r to take hom e about 20 of the United S tates shall not take of elk with its yield of listed total resources of $1 110 -
in v o lv e a c o m p lic a tin g fa c to r w eekend.
10.176
animals
defin ite was d eterm in ed but it tion program The money will per c e n t m ore of his w eekly engage in any business, profes­
026.514
o f one k in d o r a n o th e r and lo r
Idaho jumped into first place
was the general feeling th at an be used to help detray rent ex­ earnings. This w ill increase his sional, • o m m ercial, fin an cial
The 94-office banking system
about h a lf of th e m if presently
NEWS STORY - see page 2
a ll-o u t program should be un­ penses on the art center quarters buying power, thereby increas­ or in d u s tria l enterprise except with a reported take of 13.700 has five buildings under con­
appears th a t it w o u ld be d e tri­
ing production to m eet greater ! as specified in the Constitution. elk followed by Montana with
struction with opening dates
m e n ta l to the heirs o r persons
"S ectio n 2. T he C onstitution 12,200. and Colorado in third scheduled for November and
w ho have an in te re st in tnose es­
place
with
10,353
animals.
Other
or laws of any state, or the laws
December New F irst National
ta te s it tile co u rt w ere to force
\W \R D E D F irst P r i z e at the
of the U nited S tates shall not be top elk producing states include branches w ill open in Portland's
th e m to im m e d ia te closure 1
Washington in fifth place with
G
arden
C
lub
C
onference
h
e
l
d
subject
to
the
term
s
of
any
for-
Burlingame d istrict and at the
"The la te st s ta tis tic a l rep o rt
recen tly at t h e Sixes Grange
e i g n or dom estic agreem ent 7,900 animals reported taken intersection of Mohawk and Cen­
w h ic h t h i s co u rt has re c e iv e d
and
Wyoming
with
just
over
H all was this colorful T hanks­
w hich would abrogate t h e a-
tennial boulevards in Spring-
Irom tlu -O re g o n Suprem e Court
6,500 animals taken
giving table arrangem ent. Mrs.
m endm ent.
shows tiia t there are only 4 o ilie r
field Modern, new buildings w ill
Val Townley, m em ber of t h e
"S ectio n 3. The a c tiv ities of
c o u n tie s in O regon h a v in g a les­
replace present facilities at
Sunset Garden C lu b , cre a te d
the U nited States G overnm ent
ser n u m b e r o l estates o v e r three
Central Point. The Dalles and
the w inning cen terp iece.
w
h
i
c
h
v
io
late
the
intent
and
years o ld than has c urry County,
North Oregon City.
p u r p o s e s of th is am endm ent
t hus th e C u rry C o u n ty Probate
— Lucille Ellis Photo
snail,
w
ithin
a
period
of
three
D o c k e t is 5th fro m th e to p o f a ll
years from the d ate of the ra tif­
c o u n tie s in the S tate as to its
ication of this am endm ent, be
Traffic
volume
throughout
h a v in g the least n u m b e r o f es­
liq u id ated and the properties and Oregon showed a net gain for
t a t e s o v e r th re e years o ld . In
j fa cilities a ffected shall be sold. August. 1963, as compared to
tile p e rce n ta g e b ra c k e t it is 10th
"S ectio n 4. T hree years a lte r August. 1962, but decreases oc­
from th e top, '
Ed Sypher announce,
the ra tific a tio n of this am end- curred on certain major high­ the ’ -anglois PTO w ill meet
"A s regards a ll do cke ts o f the
j
i
n
e
n
t
the
six
teen
th
article
of
D is tr ic t C o u rt, the C le rk 's quar­
ways. according to the monthly nigh (Thursday) at 7:30 at th,
, am endm ents to th e C onstitution report compiled by the Oregon | Langlois Grade School
te rly re p o rt lo r the q u a rte r end­
! of the U nited S tates shall stand State Highway Department.
in g S e p te m b e r 10, 1961, shows
3-H members w ill be attend
| rep ealed and th e re a fte r Con­
th a t th e re w ere 290 new cases
in® a.nd w ll! receive the award
gress
shall
not
levy
t
a
x
e
s
on
Decreases
were
recorded
on
f ile d and 246 cases w e re co n ­
personal incom es,estates, and or 1-5. I'SIOI, the eastern section which thev earned for this Das
c lu d e d and te rm in a te d In th a t
year s work
' p
gifts. "
o f I-B0N. and the southern sec­
q uarter. "
The annual dinner which th,
tion ol l ’S97. The decreases Langlois PTO usually has eacl
were attributed to the absence
ATTENDS COOS
year w,l not be held this vea
C A N A S T A CLUB
of traffic wTiich was generated
SALON MEETING
because the lack of a c h a irm i
PLAYS TUESDAY
by the Seattle World's F a ir in
and other help Parents are be
1962.
Mrs. tt illiam M ontgom ery a t­
Mrs. Eunice T angem an en­
• ng asked to donate a dollar it
Highway routes indicating a the hope there w ill he enougl
ten d ed a Coos C ounty Salon No.
te rta in e d th ejiiix C anasta Club
509
I
ight
and
Forty
m
eeting
in
general
increase
in
tra
ffic
were
dona ions to cover the expense'
at her home on Tuesday after­
the Coos Bay hom e of Mrs. Ar­ US26 and the northern section of for the few projects the PTf
noon. Winners were Fern McGee,
nold Spaniol last Friday evening. US97.
higli, Dorothy Spence, second
wishes to ca rry through Thi s,
Mrs M ontgom ery is first v ice-
Rural Interstate routes show­ include the Chnstmas ,re a,s
and Mary Brazil, low. M ariam
president of tne Salon, a subsi­ ed a decrease of 7.2G, while
Deavers was a guest.
diary of the \m e rie a n I egion other rural highways showed PTO m ° r, r° ° m att(,ndi|nce al
PTO meetings, and a 4-H Sum
Auxiliary.
an increase of 1.3%.
mer School scholarship
Tax Measure Fails
(
Yule Group
Convictions lip
Elects Officers
T eachers' Group
Holds M eeling
Conley Commands
Honor S ociety
iVul
Government in Business
IHegaffy, Which Robs
Taxpayers, Rotary Told
F. D. E xtinguisher
District Court
Ranks Fifth
Lost Off Truck
Bat Bites
Local Boy
Bank Deposits
Show Record
K nitting, Art Foam
C lasses Scheduled
Chamber Votes Meeting Change
From Night To Luncheons
Oregon R anks H igh
As Big Game Stale
Traffic Volum e
Has Net Gain
L anglois PTO
M eet T onight