2— Port O rlo rd News,
T hursday,
A p r il 16,
Floyd P. Marlow
1964
Industrial Development Keys
Are Outlined By Senator
Keys to lo c a l in d u s tria l d v v c lo p n tto t 9rerx o u tlin e d at a m e e t­
in g o f th e Gresham C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e at noon M onday b'
S enator A lfre d H. C o rb e tt ( D - M u lt) .
R e p o rtin g on hearings o f th e in te rim c o m m itte e on te c h n o ­
lo g ic a l e m p lo y m e n t. Senator C o rb e tt said the group has d is c o v ­
ered th a t c e rta in in g re d ie n ts are essential il a c o m m u n ity is to
m a k e progress in d e v e lo p in g its e c o n o m ic base. He said these are:
F irst, an a c t i v e c h a m b e r o f c o m m e rce , and a c o m m itte e
w ith in the ch a m b e r th a t m eets re g u la rly to discuss and press fo r
a c tio n on the e co n om ic fro n t.
Second, a l o c a l d e v e lo p m e n t c o rp o ra tio n e n io y in g broad
c o m m u n ity support.
T h ird , some typ e o l in d u s tria l park o f f a c ilit y in e x is te n c e
w h ic h can a c tu a lly be seen by p ro sp e ctive industries.
Fourth, the k n o w -h o w to use e x is tin g aids where needed such
as sta te o r te d e r a , a ssistan ce, d e v e lo p m e n t loans and p ro m o tio n ­
a l tools.
F ifth , t h e a b ility to tra n s la te th is in fo rm a tio n in to speedy
a c tio n .
Sixth, recognition by m erchants, nankers and other business­
m en th a t e c o n o m ic d e v e lo p m e n t is v it a l insurance fo r th e ec­
o n o m ic lif e ar.d grow th o l th e c o m m u n ity .
T oo m a n e peo ple f a il to re a lire th a t w hen a c o m m u n ity-
stands s t ill, it is fa c in g sta g n a tio n and death. S en a to r C o rb e tt
said. 'N ew enterprise is necessare to keep th e c o m m u n ity a liv e ,
and even m ore is ; ceded it th e co m m u n ity* is to grow. "
Mercy Flights Prove Value
Because tw o re ce n t lo c a l cases p o in t o u t th e need, and th e
value, o f M ercy F lig h t a ir a m b u la n ce se rvice, th e News ag a in
in clu d e s c o m p le te m to rm a tio n on a c q u irin g m e m b e rs h ip in the
o rg a n n a tio n and the se rvice p ro v id e d by it.
A subscriber to M ercy F lig h ts is e n title d to free a ir a m b u la n c e
service w ith in a 4 0 0 - m ilc radius o( M ed fo rd , O regon, fo r m e d i­
c a l em ergencies. In a d d itio n , n o n -e m e rg e n cy s tre tc h e r cases
can be flo w n ¡or 50 per c e n t o l th e re g u la r c h a rte r fee.
A v a ila b le to residents o r owners o i businesses w it h in a 150-
m i 1 e radius ot M e d lo rd . th e M e rc y F lig h ts y e a rly s u b s c rip tio n
fee- are S4. 00. in d iv id u a l. $b. 00. e n tire fa m ily $ 3 .0 0 . per
e m p lo ye e , lo r a croup p la n by an e m p lo ye r; S4 00, per e m ­
ploy ce and e n tire fa m ily , group p la n by e m p lo ye r.
A ll subscriptions o r do n atio n s are ta x d e d u c tib le , as M e rc y
F lig h ts . Inc. i ' a n o n -p ro tit. ta x -e x e m p t, p u b lic se rvice c o rp o ra tio n .
The su b scrip tio n p la n is a ttra c tiv e to b o th the su b scrib e r and
e m p lo y e r-s u b s c rib e r, in t h a t it provides a very e sse n tia l and
l i l i - - v in g service to reside n ts o f th e area, plus a llo w in g an e m -
benefit of Us p e r s o n a l on a lo w ­
cost, ta x -d e d u c tib le basis.
Beginning ( lig h t o p e ra tio n s in tanuary 1950. M e rc y F lig h ts
now keeps busy re tu rn in g a r e a re s id e n ts to lo c a l h o sp ita ls and
urgeons. fro m a c c id e n t scenes elsewhere. D u rin g s u m m e r va ca ­
tio n m o n th an average o f one p a tie n t a day is flo w n . Approx­
im a te ly 55 per ce n t o f these p a tie n ts are M e rcy F lig h ts subscrib­
er-. T he others arc c h a rg e d standard a ir a m b u la n ce rates. The
e n tire o p e ra tio n is governed by a board o f d ire c to rs o f t w c lv t
c o m m u n ity and business leaders to assure a c o n tin u e d h ig h stand­
ard o f service and p u b lic co n fid e n c e .
T o o in the M rc y F lig h ts S ubscriber Plan, s im p ly send yo u r
name and fee to: M e rc y F lig h ts . Inc. . P ,C . Box 522, M e d fo rd
O r-g o n 9 7 5 0 ’. .
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T our subscriber ca rd w i l l be sent bv re tu rn m a il.
To Have Sale
The annual W h ite Elephant
and Rum m age s a le is set fo r
April 24 at the C o -o p B u ild in g
by th e Business ami Professional
W o rn , n’ s C lu o . .A ctually , say s
M s. Pat S tarr, -ay s and means
c h a irm a n , th is w i l l not be the
ii-u 1 n in im a g , sale as we ex­
p e c t to have q u a lity m erch a n ­
dise th ¡t w i l l s e ll at rum -nage
prices.
Sorority Elects,
Hears Reports
T he re g u la r m e e tin g
as held
at t lu to m e o i Beverly M cK e n zie
on A p r il S. E le ve n o f the tw e lve
ni m ber- answered r o ll c a ll.
The ’A a-, s and M eans C h a ir -
m an Trances “s m ith , rep o rte d a
to ta l o l S66. 37 fro m the ru m ­
m age sale.
S o c ia l c h a irm a n Judy Ben, ha«
p l a n s lo r a d in n e r dance and
h e l Pin C e rem o n y in (une.
Beverly M c K e n z ie re p o rte d on
the Coast C o u n c il Luncheon on
A p r il 11. at W halens.
Beverly H e lm k e n . repre-e.-ita-
l i \ . i o th e C e le b r a tio n c o m m it­
tee. gave a re jx rrt and it wai
d e c id e d to have- a flo a t, b u t not
a b o o th or concession fo r the 4 th
o f July.
The C h a p te r p le d g e d S25 to
the County H e a lth N u r - i for
■ o rk to be done fo r a student,
NA o ffic e rs fo r th e ye a r 1964-
65 ere e le c te d and are a f o l­
io
p re sid e n t, Judy Bens: v ic e
pre ideiit B e v e r l y M cK e n zie ;
2nd v ic e jire s id e n t,T ila ByTne .
re c o rd in g secretary . Jean S am -
u d i o. co rre s p o n d in g secretary,
H e le n S to le ;e d u c a tio n d ire c to r.
Dorothy V a le t.
Plans were m ade fo r a ll those
g o i n g to S ta te C o n ve n tio n in
P o rtla n d. A p r il 24. 25 and 26.
S ta te o lfic e rs and e d u c a tio n a l
pro g ra m were v o te d on.
T he e d u c a tio n a l program wa
g i v e n by C e c ile Paris on the
A m e ric a n Red Cross a n d the
b e n e lits re c e iv e d fro m i t lo c a l­
ly a n d o n the v a lu e of the Blood
M o b ile .
Rotary Talent
Show Dated
Port O rfo rd R o ta r. Club s an­
n u a l ta le n t sto w is slated for
" rid a y . May 22. 7 :3 0 |
.a t
the B a ttle R ock sc hooi g
ac­
co rd in g to C a n Beck, p ro je c t
c h a irm a n .
T w o b ig d iv is io n s w ill be ea-
tu re d in the e n te rta in m
* com­
p e titio n . T he fir s ’, d iv i- io r
ill
in c lu d e co n testa n ts up through
th e e ig h th grade. N in th graders
th ro u g h adults w ill com pete in
th e second group. First. - - cond
and th ird prizes i l l be awarded
in each d iv is io n , of $5, S3 and
S2.
C ontestants m ust be entered
by Wedne-sday. M ay 20. and may
sign w it h G il Ru>h, First N a tio n ­
al Bank; H ahn Hardware; Gary
Beck, grade school; Al lohnson.
P a c ific h i g h , o t w ith Charles
H a in e s , c lu b p r.s id e n t. Any
fo rm of ta le n t is e lig ib le , ¡.ag­
ing. i n s t r u m e n t a l , dancing,
readings, o r w hat have you.
Proceeds fo r the- she
. i l l go
to the P a c ific h ig h -cho o l band
u n ifo rm fund. Beck aid.
A d m issio n fo r the show w ill
be adults, $1; c h ild re n , under
14. 50 cents.
Witnesses Make
Assembly Plans
M an y fa m ilie s from this area
are m a k in g fin a l preparations to
a tte n d th e c ir c u it assembly of
Jehovah's Witnesses, slated lo r
A p ril 2 4 -2 6 in Grants Pass.
E. C. C arlson, lo c a l pre id in g
m in is te r o f Jehovah'- Witnesses,
w ill have a p a rt in the assembly
p ro g ra m m e ■•.1U discuss I h ,ub-
ieqt "C o u ra g e o usly T e l l the
Good News" on Satu, da;, a fte r­
noon at 2 p. m. C arlson stated
th a t th e re has been good lo c a l
response fo r v o lu n te e r
orkers
at t h e assem bly, w h ich is o r­
ganized under 20 d e p a rtm s n ’s.
V o lu n te e r w orkers fro m 1 7 con­
gregations w ill p e rfo rm a ll the
lobs t h a t ^ ie g a th e rin g re q u iri
PUBLISHED EVERY T H U R S D A Y
Second class m a il p riv ile g e s au tho rize d at Port O rfo rd , Ore.
L o u is L. F e ls h e im
E d ito r and P ublisher
P a u l L. Peterson ............................... ??............ M a n a g in g E d ito r
Post O ffice Box 5
Port Orford, Oregon
S u b scrip tio n
In C u rry C o u n ty (p e r y e a r in a d v a n c e )..........................
$3.00
Outside Curry County ................................................... $3, 50
Single C o p y ................................................................. 10 Cents
A n n o u n c e m e n ts , N o tic e s , News and A d v e rtis in g
Must be in the O ffice by 5:00 p. m.
NEW SPAPf R
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P U B L IS H E R S
'A S S O C IA T IO N
Tuesday
IA T IO N A I
E O IT O R IA L
| as ^ > c 0 ti ^ [ n
F un e ra l services were h e ld
M on d a y, April 6, at the R o s s
Hollywoc>d C hapel in P o rtla n d
fo r F l o y d P ro cto r M a rlo w o l
Sixes, who pa—ed away April I.
at t h e Sam lackson V eterans
H o s p ita l in P ortland.
M r. M arlo w was the last o f
h i s fa m ily b e in g pre ce d e d in
d e a t h by lo u r brothers, th re e
sisters and one -on, Ray Walkups
He was born May 1. 1893, to
M r. and Mrs. GVegon S h e ffie ld
M a rlo w in S u lliv a n , In d ia n a , and
raised on a ta n n near M a rsh a ll,
Illin o is .
F o llo w in g h is m a rria g e in
T erre Haute, h id . . lanu.iry 24,
1918 to M tbel W a lku p he w o rk­
ed to r the G ood Y ear Rubber Co.
m Akron, C h io lo r 37 y ears. Re­
t ir in g in 1950 he m o v e d to O re­
gon and b u ilt a hom e on th e .Air­
port Roast
One o f the- h ig h lig h ts o f th e
F irst Annual S o u thw estern O re ­
gon C o m m u n ity C hurches M is ­
sionars C o n fe re n c e w i l l be th e
A re a -W ide K id 's R a lly th is S a t­
urday a fte rn o o n at 2 p. m. , in
th e Port O r f o r d C o m m u n ity
C h u rc K This is to r a ll c h ild r e n
in the Bandon, [>ew A a lle y , 1 a n g -
lo is. Port C vford, O p h ir and G o ld
Be ac h are as up t h to u g h t he
e ig h th grade. T he release tim e
classes a n d C h ild E v a n g e lis m
Good News C lu b s in these areas
w ill be e s p e c ia lly IcaturesL
The R a lly 's v a rie d p ro g ra m i t
to in c lu d e choruses, quiz, treats,
surpn-es. and s p e c ia l m issionary
speakers. T h e th e m e is " T h e
lig h t o l the W o rld is lesus. "
M -A o l the m is s io n a rie s p a r­
tic ip a t in g in t h e C o m m u n ity
C o n ie re n ce w ill ta k e part in the
pro g ra m , th o se ta k in g part are:
Roy B r ill. A lric a In la n d M issions.
Andrew Paschal), C e n tra l Am ­
e ric a n M ission, L lo y d K illg o r e ,
O v e r s e a s Crusades; O ran FL
S m ith , Los Angeles H ebrew M is ­
sion. and Arnold D a lk e . V illa g e
Missions.
F rom T hursday, A p ril 16, th ru
Sunday, A p ril 1 9 ,these m en w ill
be show in g film s , s lid e s and dis­
p la y - and sp e a kin g in th e C o m ­
m u n ity C hurches at Arago, Dew
A a lle y . L a n g lo is, Port O rfo rd and
Neskia Beach.
I he p u b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ite d
to co m e and hear these o u ts ta n d ­
in g m issionary speakers.
He is su rvived by his w ife .
M a b e l, sons,I eslie W a lku p . O ral
a n d Henrv M a rlo w o i Akron,
O h io ; d a u g h t e r s , Mrs. G rant
( M y r a l K e rb e r ol C o r v a l l i s .
C h e r y l Rae M a rlo w o l H a m ­
m ond, Ind. F ight G ra n d c h ild re n ,
th .e e great g ra n d c h ild re n and a
host o f n ie ce - and nephews.
He w as awarded th e purple-
heart to r se rvice ren dered w ith
the 2Sth D iv is io n in F r a n c e .
W o rld War I. and is a m e m b e r
o t Barracks No. 903 and Z io n
lu th e ra n C h u rch ot Port O rford.
Am erican L e g io n Post No. 209
Akron. O hio, VFW . C uyahoga
F alls, O hio. G range No. 856 ol
Sixes.
Services were co n d u cte d by
M r. H e rbe rt C a lle e o f the L u th ­
ZION L U T H E R A N
eran C h u r c h and th e F. V. W, C H U R C H NEWS
Attended by M r. and Mrs. Leslie
W a lku p . O ra l M a rlo w . Eugene
Most o l th e h o s p ita liz e d have
and R a lp h H a ll, Chery l M arlo w . re tu rn e d hom e a id are g ra d u a lly
Mrs. G rant K erber. M r. and M rs .
re g a in in g stre n g th and h e a lth .
R a lp h H a ll, M r. and M s. Ray
The la -lie s o f Brookings L u th -
Hodge. M o n m o u th, ,NL. and Mrs.
ei an C h u rch and th e m e n o f th e
te>hn C henow eth. Me. and M'S.
Port O rfo rd L u th c ra n C h u rc h are
V e rn o n C h e now eth o l Portland.
in v ite d to a tte n d th e b irth d a y
M r. and Mrs. Jack H e rm a n ol
m e e tin g o l th e W o m en o l th e
Port cYford.
C hurch. T h e re w i l l be a b ir th ­
In te rm e n t was at W illa m e tte
day ca ke fo r every m o n th o f th e
N a tio n a l C e m e te ry . P o rtla n d.
ye ar's V a c a tio n B ib le S ch o o l ano
a request is b e in g m a d e fo r v o l­
unteers. T h e m a te r ia l has been
o rd e re d and w ill soon a rriv c .T h e
s u b je ct th is y e a r w i l l be " T r u s t
a n d O bey. " T h is is a study o f
the T e n C o m m a n d m e n ts . T h e
W ord has been re c e iv e d here sch o o l w ill be fro m 9 to 11:30
a. m . , M on d a y th ro u g h F rid a y .
th a t Sarah Seal, age 72, d ie d in
June 1 5 -2 6 . Parents .ire urged
O range, C a lifo r n ia ,o n T h u rsd a y.
A p r il 9. fo llo w in g a lo n g illn e ss. to send th e ir c h ild re n .
Sarah and Frank Seal liv e d in
Port O rford in t h e 193O's and
th e ir c h ild re n , B etty and Frank. T O W N A N D C O U N T R Y
C LU B T O M EET
a tte n d e d -c h o o l here.
M r. Seal in s ta lle d a pow er
T he T o w n and C o u n try C h ris t­
p l a n t in Port O rfo rd in 1931.
ia n W o m en 's c lu b w i l l t o ld a
b rin g in g le c t r ic it y to th is city
fo r the firs t tim e . He sold the m e e tin g and 12:30 lu n c h e o n at
p la n t to Coos C u r r y E le c tric th e L a n g lo is C o m m u n ity C h u rc h
about 1942. He also b u ilt the T hu rsd a y, A p r il 16.
T e rry A lla n o f Id a ho w ill be
Port cT to rd M o te l and was a d ir ­
e c to r o f the bank in G o ld Beach. t he speaker fo r th e a fte rn o o n
w ith M rs. Peterson d e m o n s tra t­
in g w it h a p a in tin g using bread
and o n io n board.
Ex Resident
Passes Away
Missionaries To
Speak At Langlois
T h e fir s t annual S o ith w e s te rr
O regon M issionary C o n ie re n ce
are h o ld in g an A re a -w id e M is ­
s io n a ry R a lly at the C o m m u n ity
C hurches in C u rry co u n ty.
S p e a kin g at the L a n g lo is C o m ­
m u n ity c h u rc h Thursday e ve n ­
in g , .A p ril 16, w ill be L lo y d K i l ­
lg o re , who Has tr a v e lle d in the
O r i e n t , P h ilip p in e s , Formosa.
O k in a w a . Hong K ong and V ie t
N a m , d o in g e v a n g e lis tic w ork
A n d re w Paschall w ill be speak­
in g F rid a y eve n in g, A p r il 17, at
t h e L a n g lo is church. Paschall
has had m issionary m in is try in
C osta R ic a , N ica ra g u a and parts
o f n o rth e rn M e x ic o .
O ran H. S m ith , fo u nd e r of
H ebrew M issions in Kansas C ity
and P o rtla n d w ill be sp eaking
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , A p ril 18.
Roy B r ill a fo rm e r m issionary
in A fr ic a w i l l be speaking Sun­
day m o rn in g , A p ril 19, and A r­
n o ld D a lke o f V illa g e M issions
w i l l be sp e a kin g Sunday e vening.
T h e D w ir e 's 4 -H Sew ing c lu b
m . ’ t T hu rsd a y, A p ril 2, fo r an
Easter p a rty . Games were p la y ­
ed a n d re fre s h m nts were served.
D onn i Branham .. .is in itia te d as
a new. m e m b e r.
th e re w ill be e tim e lo r film s ,
slides, and d isp la ys Iro m 7 Io
7: 30 p iti , when Ihe m a in ser­
v ic e starts. S ervices S u n d a y
m o rn in g w ill he at th e re g u la r
much as common sense and
plain dealing **
Il konn’ oiH* hi ought out 4 m ir ­
a c le p to d u c t th a t w o u ld tr .ic h
you to argue m ore e lf e e tlv v l) ,
t o d a . / lc worn. mi w ith your lo g h ,
to astound m en w ith your c o m ­
m a n d o l (acts, to e tu haul * h lld -
r r n w ith g lU te n ln g ito rie « , to
u n d ersta n d th e peo ple o l C h ina,
In d ia and K nsd.i, to lo w w e ig h t,
to b u ild m uscle to n e, to get a
raise, to understand the c o n lu -
sion am o n g e c o n o m ic v . , what
a lo n g I in«* ot c u sto m e r ■ it Quid
a ttr a c t! Hut such a p ro d u ct a l­
rea d y exists. | t ‘ s c a lle d a txx>h.
It t a v a il able at yo u i n e ig h b o r­
hood h h ra n
It no lo n g lin e o l
cu sto m e r* is th e re , start on* '
timesi Sunday school, 9:45, and
m o rn in g worship, I L 0 0 .
Thursday ( to n ig h t) , the Rev,
'Arnold D a lk e , Is sch e d uled to
SON VISITS FAMILY
-peak.F rid a y n ig h t s s e rv ic e w ill
B ill Bates, son o l M a y o r ansi
le a tu re the Rev. L lo y d K illg o re .
Mrs. L lo y d B ile s , v is ite d w ith
Dr. O ran IL S m ith , o l th e 1.0»
h i - fa m ily and frie n d s in Port
Angeles Hebrew M ission, w ill
O rfo rd fo r a w eek b e tw e e n sem ­
d e m o n s tra te Hebrew c lo th in g ,
esters at th e U n iv e rs ity o l Port­
custom s, and re lig io u s p ra c tic e s
land. B ill's ro o m m a te , |im Ry an,
in th e o p e n in g ssorship service.
fro m Sum ner, W ashington, ca m e
T he C o n ie re n c e w ill c o m e to
hom e w ith B ill and enjoyed the
a close Sunday e v e n in g w ith the
see tiers around B a ttle R o ck and
G arrison l ake and m e e tin g the Rev. Roy B r ill as th e speaker.
M r. B r ill is a m is s io n a ry w ith 25
frie n d ly peo ple tn Port Orford.
When B ill and lin t svent out years o f s e rv ic e In ’A frica .
1 ast Sunday e v e n in g the Y o u th
to the Port O rlo rd P ly w o o d o f­
fic e . lin t was surprised to lin d G roup hosted y o u n g p e o ple Irom
out Betty’ B ig e lo w was a re la tiv e . the 1 an g lo is C om tn in ity Chur« It,
Betty k n e w a ll th e Ryans in The p ro g ra m fe a tu re d a panel
Sum ter h a v in g liv e d th e re y ear- discussion on d a tin g and m a r­
age-. She had not seen |im since ria g e . In th e e v e n in g s e rv ic e . t
he was in k in d e rg a rte n . Letters film s t r ip on D a i l y V a c a tio n
to renew m e m o rie s are e xp e c te d B ib le S chool was s h o w n , f o l­
to be go in g be tw e e n S u ittn e r and lo w e d by a ta re w e ll p ro g ra m in
t h e s o c ia l rs.soni fo r M-s. le e
Port O rfo rd in th e near fu tu re .
M itc h e ll, w t o is m o v in g to W il-
I am ina .
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lo c k s in S e a ttle . M r, Core un­
d e rw e n t surgery on \ p r il I. hut
Is pre se n tly re c o v e rin g very w e ll
He w ill he hack on klut\ in sev­
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R elatival L eave
Mr and Mrs. Leslie Walkup
of Akron, Ohio, Eugene Hail
and son Ralph Hall of H un
inond. Ind., left Thursday lor
their homes after a short visit
with Mrs Floyd .Marlow and
the Ralph Halls following fun­
eral services for Floyd Mar­
low in I*ortland last Monday.
Mrs. Marlow and Cheryl
Marlow accompanied Mrs.
Grant Kerber to Corvallis Sun­
day and wit) remain for an
indefinite time.
SONNY CORE
DUTIES CHANCE
iwre Invited
to our
Coast C uardsntan, Sonny Gore.
was ple a se d to re la te to h b ta m -
Uy th is w eek th a t his ra te has
been ch a n g e d Iro m Seam an Ap­
p re n tic e to F ire m a n A pprentice.
The change b e ca m e a fle c liv e
M a rc h 31. Ills duties w ill ROW
be c a rrie d o u t in th e e n g in e -
roo m ot th e Coast G uard C u tte r
F i r . based at th e G o v e rn m e n t
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Munson H om e. M rs. M anson am
Miss M ona M o ti are th e group
leaders w ith th e h e lp o l Kathy
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l'erry K n ig h t, p re sid e n t, V ic to r
Gates, sec-treas. , D ia n e H enry,
y e ll and song l e a d e r . O th e r
m em bers are, Sandra A rm strong,
C yrena M ils and left Munson.
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