2—Pert C rtord Neve», Thursday,
April 23,
1944
A Tribute To
Unsung Heroes
Jay Celles: Women
With A Purpose
Dear Editors
This letter is sent as a tribute
to Curn county's Unsung 1 leroes
and those in the world at large.
Each day we read in the paper,
ncar the ÎOP ol thv list 01 orS*lli«*t»ons that have
hear on radio, or see on TV, in
established themselves as a definite community asset is Port Or-
formation about men who per
lord's layCette club, a group oi young wives who have not even
form a c ts of heroism and we
taken a back seat to their lunior Chamber oi • om m eret mcm-
ber husbands.
marvel at their courage, \mong
US, however, arc families, whose
I hose lew eager young ladies, who organized originally to as
acts may not be spectacular, but
sist llu layeees, according to their charter regulations, have ex
daily, in quiet dedication, they
tended themselves far beyond even their own expectations, in
are working tow ard contributing
some cases, but wind up by bringing in a winner.
belter citizens ol the world ol
Besides making the potato salad and baking beans for annual
tomorrow. These citizens a re
laycee piciucs, serving as hostesses for laycee district meetings
now children, «thills ol the fu
making Indian costumes, putting on the war paint and manning
ture. in whose hands will some
concessions at the laycee Indian Village even luly Fourth, run
day lest the controls lor our own
ning tlwir homes andcaring for their I am il i es, these women find
future.
time to plan their own pro , cts and b r in g them to successful
conclusions.
Who are these families? They
rna> be v our neighbors or li iemls,
They have undertaken man) oil se projects, small and large.
the) ma) be rich OT poor, but fo r m e r r e s id e n t tells OF R E C E N T R E V O L U T IO N IN R IO
T h e two main ones have been F lAepartment Turnout Suits,
they are parents, distinct in the
which they raised $501. towards, nd the current Pacific high
Mr and Mrs Robert Thomas
l i l t JOHN M \CY ta m ■h.
il), pk
wept it was something for us
tact that they are substitute or
band uniform fund drive. The latte
as started last October and
1 foster parents for another per of Port Orford received a letter hired at their homv In Klo Dr- to see The next day they had
to date ihe club has raised over $1, 000,
recently from their daughter,
lapeko, B ru ii, write ol the re-
a mass meeting in the center
son's child.
.And the ir enthusiasm has prompter other organizations to re—
Foster parents voluntarily take- Mrs John (Joan) M.tey, now e e n t revolution expert eneed of the city anil thousands upon
sponi: ;o the cause particularly the Sorority , band students. Lions
there. Leit to rl^ht are M t, Mr»« thousands went they called t!
other parents' children into their residing in Hu. DeJ.imero
Quarterback Club and the Rotary , and many businesses and pri-
homes. The pay is very low, if Brazil, telling of the recent M u y (the daughter ol M . mid the ' Fam ily March'' as enlire
v a t e individuals. Realizing the need tor this type of unselfish
Mn, Bob I horn at), C hr» t me, Me, families joined in It where
th e y receive pa)ment at all. revolution in that country
cooperation, .ayCcttes are showing their appreciation by d e e ii-
Ian. M . M u \ And Mhiinv.
Hie) are subject to abuse irom B razil U n dergo*, Revolution
e. ating their scrapbook this year to all those in the community
they met with religious leaders
the public and from natural par Dear Folks
v he have contributed in many way to m ike their projects suc-
of all faiths here in Brazil
ents against which they are de
We've been reading about
cessiuL ( . iiis book, by the way, will be entered in competition
one month from the das of the John wenl. but I stayed home
2 » ^
- ,
' -
'• >
fenseless, because the) m u st the had earthquake in Alaska,
at the State Convention next month in Eugene. )
revolt This makes us simply and walehed it on a neighbor's
maintain the confidential na anil the big tidal waves that
Likewise, residents of the c i t y and the North Curry area
shivver in our boots, alright, as TV John was very much im
ture ot the agency.
•Iwuld he proud of the layCettes tor the personal concern they
caused damage akmg 1 h e il would have been very tough pressed by the meeting
.
y g.
Great demands are placed on coast, and we re wondering i!
have shown in making the area a better place for all of us.
on all hands They hail lists
The handling of this enlire
these lam ilics, We ask them :o
of people to kill it would have revolt should show the world
consider the children as their they did any damage in Port
COM.’L UNTS of this I low er bed
been another Cuba There will what a mature country Brazil
o w n and low and c a r e for Orford 1 guess Crescent City
recently placed along the east
suffered quite akit
be some tough months ahead
is they were pushed so far.
them,
onl)
to
advise
foster
par
side ol the art center building
for Brazil, but we can all (eel It k so much from Goulart ami
While you were having your
ents that foster c are is temporary
were brought to the attention of
listened so long to Communist
and so inevitably the child will tremors from the quake up oplomistie now
It s al avs hard to ell eco. riends goodbye. Yet you can't th e city council last Tuesday
there, we were ha v ing a bit
The middle a n d
upper
be
m o v e d . The children are
propaganda, and just in the
night. The council tabled action
keep silent and ust pretend the\ re not gone either.
trightened and demanding. Their of an upheaval down here also, classes, akmg with the mil.
nick of time, they quietly threw
Dear
Editor:
until
the
"
bed"
could
be
inspec
Goo*. . lends, it seems, lave that quality ot becoming a part
particular experiences make it as I guess you must have read lary, are for a democratic got
them out I wonder if the peo
oi things t.-.at are important to some facet of our existence; our ted.
In the \pril 9. 1964 issue ol essential tor a loster parent to in the papers. Our king threat rrr.ment. but unfortunately the ple in the US realize what
personal life, our business lile. our community life.
the Curry County Reporter Mr. be tolerant and understanding. ened revolution took place and lower classes have been so a (rememlous step was tak. n
: ormer city police chief Harry Issel. h. , more familiarity
Ed \ckley oi Brookings, Oregon, The loster family is always asked lasted one day for which we swayed by the Communist here that day ll wasn't just
known as Barney” , is the type oi good friend, to us and many
stated a neiv Jog law was not to work with the child toward a are all very grateful
No propaganda that they still lend another South American revolt
others.
o, along with his wite. Sydney, and their two young
needed in Curry county. In sup return to its osvn family.
blood was shed, and the entire
toward the left Their kit is ing against another president
daugliters. will leave a void in this community'.
port of his statement he quotes
As the child leaves the fam upset was handled v e r y
If Brazil had gone Commu
not going to improve immedi
We s are the opinion of man. that The C h ie f, because of
from the Oregon law in regard ily we hear the tester parents
smoothly
ately either amt they w ill hold nist, all of South America
ms personal character and beliefs, ran a police department that
to the requirement t h a t dogs sa)
There goes a part ol my Forced To Retign
was respected, far beyond the realization of this community.
that against the present gov would have followed, and there
w o u ld need to wear a muzzle heart. I'll never take another
Former President Goulart ernment also They say ait of isn't much doubt where they
Initiative petitions to get the sshen running at large. His quo child. " These same people will
We also feel that he brought dignity and prestige to the de
partment, a commendable accomplishment for any "small" town. 4-cent-a-pack cigarette tax tation of ORS eO9. OSO ol the turn around and ask for another was forced to resign anil left Brazil will hate (o tighten its much doubt about where they
the country hurriedly
Many
\nd an accomplishment that will take some "living up to. "
measure on the November Oregon statutes is correct, but youngster.
would have moved on to when
belt with no more salary
3ut tor people of Barney's calibre, there is alw ays the lure of General Election ballot are Mr. Ackley failed, to quote or to
We, as an agency, otten over of his Communist followers raises until the financial situ South America was taken
oi better things. .And he accepted the challenge.
being circulated statewide.
mention Section ts09.oto, which burden these families because have been jailed which was ation improves somewhat but
B iazil was the key country
So. though we do hate to lose him. we can only, and with
very necessary as they found
Backers of the petition, a defines that any dog shall be ol their ability, and our inade
here and they certainly showrd
at least now they can hope for
confidence, wish the best tor him and his family, because thev bi-partisan group, have until considered 'running at l a r g e ' q u a te supply of foster homes. absolute proof that the Com- U -S help
their right colon
We are
deserve it.
’ July 2 to get the 37.096 signa when it is oil or outside of the Fortunately we have some ex mini lata had so infiltrate.! the
lhe day of the revolution it thrilled by what we have seen
So long. Barney,. . and Sydney.. , and Kathy, . . and Tammy . tures of registered voters nec premises belonging to the owner cellent loster parents.
country and its government
self we stayed at home as we here, but realize that the Com
or keeper ot such dog, witlwut
1 ese loster families are rot Their takeover date was to be were all warned to ikt Soldiers mumsts are mil going to take
essary to put it on the ballot.
a
muzzle,
as
provided
by
ORS
given
medals,
plaques,
or
pub-
May
1,
our
Labor
Day.
just
It w ill be up to the voters
this defeat quietly, and that
and tanks were about, some
in November to decide whether 609.080, or not in the company licit) toshow their worth. Their
possible (rouble still lies ahead,
units on the side of (ioulatt
of
and
under
the
control
of
its
reward lies in the future asthe)
Oregon's hard-pressed general
but at least there is boj>c
and others on the Democratic
LETTER TC EDITOR
a r e able to see the gifts the)
fund w ill get any money from Owner or keeper. "
I hanks for the Easter card
s ie, ail more or less waiting
Therelore,
it
is
quite
obvious
have
given
a
youngster.
Since
cigarette taxes Costs of run
and greetings
We had our
far orders to begin the fight,
that a .log that is off the prem the agency is a w a re of their Dear Evlitor:
ning the state's colleges, insti
but b tfire it began the ma Easter egg hunt, ami the little
ises
belonging
to
the
owner
or
great
value
and
service,
we
are
Not
onl)
h
is
the
re.-.^ian
Objection to making Honey-
tutions, hospitals, welfare and
F m ! Project It Unsound
jority - f the m ilitary units kids were so th riiird
keeper does not need to wear a writing this letter in tribute to
-
man State park south of F lo r
social services, and basic muzzle as long as it is under the our Unsung Heroes of the past,
Farm bureau members think
I'll close for now Ixive to
Republican presidential prim m a ttil to the side of the right,
ence part of the proposed
school support to elementary control of its owner or keeper. present, and future.
the project is unsound also
and it was all over
you all We'll be anxious to
ary.
but
it
seems
to
be
taking
Dunes Seashore National park
and high schools a ll come out The measures necessary to keep
because it seeks to concentrate
hear any news of lhe tidal
advantage ol its position io in Under Armed Cuerd
has been expressed by the
cf the general fund.
Curry County Publie fluence
recreationists in one area
a dog under control will depend
wave damage
We’ve been
lh e fort at the end of our
readers
to
g
e
t
on
the
Oregon Farm Bureau federa rather than to encourage a
Oregon now is the only state on the purpose the dog is being
Welfare Conun.
thinking about you ever since
-treet was too , Goulart which
bandwagon.
1
-io
not
question
tion.
* Sarah M. Robertson, their editorial privilege as long we didn't know at the tune, reading about it in the papers
which receives no revenue used lor and the amount of train
natural dispersion along the
Administrator
R. E K err Eugene, chair entire coast, Kerr added. He
from a cigarette tax.
as they keep it on the editorial thank goodness, as it would
ing it has received. It is feasible
Love, Joan
man of the 0F B F Natural Re said the State Highway's Rec
A cigarette tax of 4-cents t h a t some dogs could require
P*ge.
Mrs Macy is a graduate of
have worried us Since the
sources committee, appeared
per pack would bring an esti both a muzzle and a leash to be
reation report identified 91
An Oregonian poll appearing day after the revolution it has I'-irt Orford High School with
recently at Florence before the
mated $19.000.000 per biennium u n d e r control. Other properly
in the April 12 issue shows Lodgi tx in under armed guard
coastal sites, either developed
lhe class of '44; W illamelle
National Parks Sub-committee
into the general fund, Gragg trained dogs, though, such as
or worthy development.
as the leading candidate lor th«
University '49; her husband
We saw soldiers arresting
said
of the House Interior and Insu
Republican nomination. The
working dogs, would need neither
K e rr concluded his testimony
is also a Willamette graduate
Communist sympathizers all
lar Committee in relation to
In other states, the cigarette a muzzle nor a leash when work
April 10 issue ol Greater Oregon, around us the next day Now,
by saying Farm Bureau felt
md a post graduate i n '49 The
George Stadieman, chairman
an Albany newspaper, shows a 1 assume most of the leaders Macys then went to lhe Ha
pending Oregon Dunes Sea he dislocation of private prop and tobacco taxes bring in ing sheep or cattle. This would
shore bills
greatly
different
result.
The
re
of
the
Oregon
D
ra
ft
Lodge
for
from
one
to
eight
per
cent
of
also
be
true
for
hunting
dogs,
or
erty owners such as this bill
sults to date show Goldwater 166, are under arrest, but one can waiian Islands where John
Proud of Oregon
New p e ts being exercised that are President Committee, today
would involve should be im the general revenue.
Rockeleller 23; Nixon 9, and not yet express an opinion taught school for a year
announced
the
appointment
of
K err said Farm Bureau
Jersey got 8.3% of its total gen properly trained and under con
posed only under compelling
freely to a Brazilian until you
Returning to the states, both
Lodge
3,
trol.
Wallace A. Johansen of Coos
members are proud of Oregon
eral revenue from tobacco
reasons He said those persons
of them taught for two years
see what side he is on. The
This
raises
a
serious
question.
It
is
the
purpose
of
the
new
Bay
as
Chairman
of
the
Coos
and do not want to see Honey-
taxes
in
1962
and
Texas
got
in the Florence area fee! the
at Dallas, then John entered
law to form a control district County Area o f the State or Why are most Republican Coun danger is still in the air
man park relinquished to the
economic benefit expected is 6 2%. Washington gets more
Red Chinete P la n t
the American Institute of For
ty
Chairmen
backing
Goldw
ater
fo
r
dogs
that
will
protect
the
ganization.
Park Service. He said he was
than 2% of its state funds
outweighed by the dislocation
It is shocking to us who arc eign Trade at Phoenix, Ariz ,
Why does the Greater Oregon
pets and valuable dogs that are
Johansen, who is married
confident Oregon could dis
from cigarette taxes.
of property owners.
serving a useful purpose and al and the father of two children, Poll indicate the people want living here to see daily in the and has been a foreign repre
In
addition
to
being
a
highly
charge her responsibilities in
The hearing was arranged by
Goldwater’Why is it almost im papers, the quantities of arms, sentative for the Carnation
so to provide better methods by
the recreation field in coopera
Rep Robert Duncan of Ore productive tax, the cigarette which those dogs that are doing is a practicing attorney in Coos possible to find an individual
the lists of communists a r
Milk Co. for the past nine
Bay
He
is
a
graduate
of
the
tax
is
very
inexpensive
to
ad
tion with present federal land
gon’s 4th Congressional Dis
who supixMts Lodge? Is the Ore
rested, ( foreign ones seem to years; three years in Mexico
damage
and
creating
a
public
U niversity of Oregon and its gonian trying to manufacture
m inister, Gragg said. It would hazard can be controlled.
managing agencies without en
tric t.
be Red Chinese so it looks as City and 6 years in Rio De-
cost Oregon only about $75.000
actment of special legislation.
support for Its candidate’ I be
M-. zkckley claims that our law school.
if that's where the plans were Jamcro Mrs Mary is a teach
Johansen urges a ll those per lieve May 15 will give us the
a year to collect the tax, which present laws would be adequate
Kerr stated that while the
originated), the proof of their er in the American school,
is fa r less than it costs to ad for proper control if enforced. sons in Coos county who wish
outcome of the Dunes park
answer.
infiltration in all fields. And though four of their five chil
minister other kinds of taxes.
proposal depends on the effort
But this is not a problem of en to help in the D ra ft Lodge
even more personal, to find out dren i Kit, Jan, Johnny, Joe
Harold
Frederick,
D.
D.
S.
Volunteers who wish to help forcement. Unfortunately dogs movement to contact him.
put forth by the Oregon Cong
that people you know were
Organizational Chairman
and Christina are attending the
cigarette petitions should con cannot read the laws and regu
ressional delegation, he was
Lincoln County Republican Communists!
British school
tact the Committee for Cigar lations and further cannot rea gaged in the killing or wounding
sure they would withdraw their
People
Went
Wild
Central
Committee
ette Tax, P.O- Box 7301, Salem, son as to what is right and what and therefore can also be killed
Other relatives of the Macys
support “ if they concluded its
Box
36
When the revolution was in this area are Mrs Macy's
Salem—Governor Mark Hat
is wrong. Therefore, it is nec immediately.
Oregon 97303.
authorization would not be in
Oceaniake, Oregon
over, people everywhere wenl
field, in cooperation with the
It is for this reason that the
essary to provide new laws that
sister, Mrs Alan Corbin of
the best interest of recreation
wild, throwing confetti and Gold Beach and Macy's broth
Governor of Alaska, today
will restrict the freedom of dogs new dog control law would pro
or would not be consumateci in
JUSTICE
COURT
papers
from
their
windows,
vide
protection
for
dogs
of
val
to roam by placing the respons
er, D r Robert Macy of Coos
a good park of which its sup urged Oregon residents who
dancing in the streets Many Bay
are seeking work in Alaska
ibility on the owners to be sure uebyproviding a better method
porters could be proud.”
Cases appearing before Justice the dog has no chance to revert whereby th e y would be under
as a result of the earthquake,
K err explained that develop
not to go to Alaska without A r th u r F. Niemann in Justice to its natural instinct to chase positive control at all tim e s .
ment of recreation facilities
Under the present law the dog
and kill animals and birds.
a firm job offer nor before Court since last report were;
Post 76 American Legion and
emphasizes quality and quant
Floyd Francis Jordon, April 15,
Under the present situation it control officer can only pickup the auxiliary, aided by twospon-
checking with their local State
ity of recreation rather than
burglary
in
a
dwelling,
held
for
unlicensed
dogs
that
are
running
is only possible for our dog con
Employment Service office.
sors, the Lions club and Western
grand jury; Allen Lee King, April trol officer to enforce the lic loose. If the new law is approv States Plywood Co-op, will send
promotion of special projects.
The governor said too many
16, no vehicle license, $5; Ken- ensing of dogs. Even if a dog is ed, then he will be able to pick two boys to Boys State and two
He felt that with the Outdoor
persons are arriving in Alaska
net h Edward Rundburg, April 17, licensed he is still able to kill up all dogs that are running at girls to Girls State again t h is
Recreation Resources Review
for jobs that do not exist.
VBR, $15; Dale Gilmore, April livestock. This is pointed out in large, whether licensed or not. season.
commission s t u d y , imple
Several candidates at
Housing and food are limited,
17, shoplifting, held for grand
They would be impounded for
mented by the Bureau oi Out
he said, and persons living in ju ry ; Grace Partlow, April 17, ORS 609. 150 titled "Right to five days or longer before they tended the last regular meeting,
door Recreation to draft a na
Alaska w ill get firs t choice of shoplifting, held for grand jury; kill dog t h a t kills or injures would be destroyed. This would Wednesday, April IS, and gave
tionwide recreation plan, and
livestock! 1) Except as provided
a short talk. Several of the boys
jobs
created as a result of the
Kathryn Gene Harrington, April in subsection (3) of this section provide a central p l a c e for a eligible had made previous plans
c ritic a l recreation needs in
20,
no
operator
license,
$5;
Syd
earthquake.
The
unemploy
person
to
look
fortheir
dogs
that
to work this sumaher, so final
any dog whether licensed or not
other more populous sections
ney Lee Chandler, April 20, VBR,
of the county, “ it would be ment problem created by the $10; Wesley Blayn May, April w h ic h while off the premises are lost or strayed and where a selections were delayed.
The Legion membership com
hazardous to predict that the destruction in Alaska is al 20, excessive noise, $5; Oscar owned or u n d e r control of its dog of value can be claimed.
owner, kills, wounds, or injures Having all dogs under control mittee reports the Post is now
Congress would soon or gen ready c ritic a l and w ill be made
Leroy
McAllister,
April
20,
im
reduces t h e possibility of the
erously endow this project even worse by and influx of job
proper muffler,$5; Donald James any livestock not belonging to spread of rabies, and I am sure two over quote withseveral yet
seekers who have no job offers,
to be signed up.
the
master
of
such
dog,
is
a
pub
were it more urgent.”
White, April 21, truck speeding,
the governor said.
nuisance and may be killed -vould be a welcome situation
$10;Gerald Leslie Chilton, April lic
for
newsboys,
postmen
and
other
immediately by any p e rso n .
21, disobey stop sign, $15; Alton However, nothing in this section delivery and service p e rso n s, RICKMANS RETURN
Lowell Crousser, April 21, no applies to any dog acting under borne gardeners as well as the
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rickman
operator license, $5,
the direction of its master, or livestock producers who h a v e returned home after a five month
the agents or employees of such a n d are now sustaining great vacation in New Mexico an d
master. (2) If any dog, not under losses to their means of making Arizona. They brought back a
large supply of agatetized rocks,
the control of its owner or keep a living.
In Mr. Ackley's statement, he which is their hobby and invite
er, is found chasing livestock
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
not on the property of such own claims t h a t every dog owner all of their friends to come in
Second class mail privileges authorized at Port Orford, Ore.
France's Louis XIV though» he found a
er or keeper it shall be deemed, would need to buy a muzzle. This and see them.
The Langlois-Ophir-Port Or prim a facie, as engaged in kil would only be true if the dog
w ay »o keep molhi a w a y from his fine
ford
(LOPO)
Rifle
club
will
m
jet
ould
not
be
kept
under
control
Louis L. Felsheim ................................ Editor and Publisher
fur» by dousing them with »»rong »moil
Help The Band Uniform Fund
n d in g , or injuring
Monday, April 27, 8 p. m ,, in ling, w o u 3)
Paul L Peterson ........................................ Managing Editor
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ing perfume» Thi» only attracted more
No person shall kill of its master by a. iy other means
the American Legion hall for a livestock,!
of them!
any dog for killing, wounding, such as a leash, ie .c or proper
Port Office Box 5
port Orford, Oregon
b u s in e s s session and for new injuring,
training and not in ,e company
or
chasing
chickens
up
Subscription
members to sign up. There are on a public place, highway, or of its master,
M. J. B. C O F F E E
In Curry County (per year in advance,...................... $3.00
at present 27 signed.
A new dog control district is
within
the
corporate
limits
of
Outside Curry County ..................................................... $3. so
The club would like to get as any city. "
necessary in Curry county to in 1 lb.
79<t
Single C opy................................................................10 Cent
many as possible on the charter
in . m u way to seep
This law which is now in ef sure the proper protection of the
application to the National Rif
2 lb.
Announcements, Notices, News and Advertising
$1. 57
damaging moth» from
is sometimes misunderstood valuable dogs, livestock, wild
le Association, which will most fect
Must be in the Office by 5:00 p. m. Tuesday
your clothe» and rug»
but is very clear in stating that life, c o m m e r c i a l lily bulbs,
likely be m a d e immediately any dog killing or injuring live flower gardens and general pub 3 lb.
$2. 35
il to »pray, iprinkle or
after this meeting. This meet stock may he killed by any per lic health. This will be possible
hang Di-chloricide moth
994
product». Moth», oggt
NEW SPAPER
W ATI ON A l
E D IT O '» I A L ing will be an opportunity for son. This does not a p p ly to if the majority of the people in 6 oz. Instant
anyone interested to get the in- chickens on a public place or C urry county vote " For dogs run
and larvae are killed
P U B L IS H E R S
N formation they desire.
April 23, 24, 25
and clothe» completely
highway or a dog under the con ning at large—NO!"
-A S S O C IA T IO N
' . ‘ * ■ A m F F i IL H IA i T u I a MEMBER
iu n u . ]
moth - protected for a
trol of its owner. It also indi
TUCKER'S MART
Raleigh Gardner, President
full year.
cate» that any dog found chasing
Curry County Livestock
livestock is considered as en-
Association
So Long, Barney
Dog Control
Law Needed
Group Seeks
Smoke Tax
Farm Bureau Opposes
Federal Dunes Project
Bay Attorney
Heads Lodge Com.
Alaska Job Seekers
Are Cautioned To
Wait For Firm Offer
Legion To Send
Students To State
Rifle Club
Dales Neel
1 lAS^ c6T4
suor
o/W M
IT S A FACT.»