Port Orford news., June 25, 1964, Page 2, Image 2

2—Port Orford New»,
Thursday,
lune 25,
1964
Highway Use Tax
Installment Due
Worth Repeating . . .
A G Erickson, Director of
Internal Revenue for the Stutr
of Oregon Unlay reminded
O eeon truck driver» •m l bus
owners who have elected to
pay their highway use tax
n Hsta'lments, that June 30
ia the due date for the next
payment A notice of navment
due Ls being sent to these lax
pavers
A Form WO should be filed
on all taxable vehicles by the
end of the month following
the month they were first used
en public highways However,
lia b ility fnr highway use fax
arises only once each vear
on each taxable vehicle There
hire, on second hand trucks
or busses acquired, the new
owner should cheek to see If
the use tax has already been
paid by the previous owner
for the current year If it has,
the new owner incurs no liabll
ily for tax on his use of auch
vehicle for that year
Erickson remindeil truck or
bus owners that the tax year
begins July I and ends the
billowing June 30 The return
for the tax year is due by
Aueust 31
The tax must be paid In
full by August 31 or in four
equal paym ents bv August
31. December 31, March 31 and
June 30
The p la in tive cry o f the teenager it a ll too la n n lia r to par­
ent» and a ll i i k i l t t What can we d o ” ' . . ."W h e re can we go?"
M y answer to these kids can be summed up in tw o words—
Go Home!
Hang the storm window», pa in t the woodwork, rake the leaves,
mow the lawn, wash the car, team to cook, scrub some floors,
repair the sink, build a boat, get a ob.
Help the m inister, priest or rabbi, the Red Cross, the S al­
vation Army. V isit the sick, assist the poor, study you r lessons
And when you are through—and not too tire d —read a book.
Your parents do n o t owe you entertainm ent. Your c ity or
villa g e does not owe you re cre a tio n a l fa c ilitie s . The w o rld does
not owe you a liv in g . You owe the world something. You owe
it your tim e and energy and your talents to that no one w i ll be
at war, in poverty, or sick, o r lo n e ly again.
In p lain sim ple words—grow up, q u it being a crybaby. Get
out of to u r dream w o rld and develop a backbone, not a wish­
bone, and start acting lik e a m an or woman
You're supposed to be m ature enough to accept some o f the
responsibilities your parents have carried lo r years. T hey have
nurse,!, protected, helped, appealed, begged excused, to le ra te d
and denied themselves so th a t you could have every b e ne fit. You
have no rig ht to expect them to bow to every whim and fancy
lust became your selfish ego, insteadof common sense, d o m in ­
ates your life . personality, th in kin g , requests, de m an d.
1 9 6 3 4 H Club Membership
In Oregon Reaches Record
For the 13th consecutive
year, Oregon's 4 H club en
rollment increased in 1963,
according to figures compiled
by Burton S Hutton, Oregon
State University, state 4-H
club leader
Total enrollment for 1963
was 34.761, up two percent
from 1962 This means that
just over one out of every
10 Oregon boys and girls be­
tween 9 and 19 was a 4-H
member Iasi year, he ex­
plained
Preliminary
1964
figures show a sim ilar in­
crease is likely this year Coos
counts enrollment is current
K 1123
Leading 4 H clubs were near­
ly 5.500 volunteer teachers,
211 in Coos county, who con­
tributed their time and skill
to the informal, off-campus
youth education program of
the OSU Cooperative Extension
Service
Although started p rim a rily
as an educational program for
farm youth. 4 H has changed
and expanded over the years
to include both urban and
rural non farm young people.
Hutton emphasized
Fast Cars Are
Like Hot Nitro
If you had a choice of d riv ­
ing your car at 35 m les per
hour into a large tree or
running it o ff the top of a
four story budding, w h ic h
would you do?
Actually, it wouldn’t m ik °
any difference as to the end
rr«ult because b o t h situ­
ations would be equally de­
structive.
These com para I've figures
were established after a study
of speed versus energy bv the
Oregon State Highway Depirt-
ment. The department no nted
out that drivers should he
awaro of this n"te” t :a' destruc­
tive energy that could result
from an automobile accident.
For example, an avenge
medium-sized car earning
four persons can develop
enough energy at 60 miles per
hour to be equivalent to the
destructive power of one and
one half cups of nitroglycerin.
If the car had a head on col­
lision or struck a solid obiect
at this speed, the destructive
power would be equal to set; ng
o ff a cup and one half of
nitroglycer n in the car.
The Highway Department
also pointed out that when a
d rive r doubles his speed he
increases the potential destruc-
»:ve e re rfy o f the car bv four
times.
The study also shows that
jd a perron were to strike an
immovable object head-on at
thp posted freeway speed of
70 miles per hour, he would
have about the same chance
o f surviving as he would from
a f«B from a sixteenth floor
window
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More Concession
Space Available
Person» « till wishing conces­
sion space at the park lo r the
Fourth o f kilv are requested to
contact chairm an W ilb u r Green
im m e dia te ly.
Fees this y e a r have been
changed to make it easier on
operators . . p ro fit-w ise . Green
said 20 per cent ol the net w ill
be charged instead o f 10 p e r
cent ol the gross as last year
These lees help defray expenses
incurred by the ce le b ra tio n as­
sociation lo r other phases o f the
festivities.
TT ARS Ol RUST ON T lf l CITY' JAIL
NO LONGFR DO V O l.H I VI S ASS AB.
FOLKS NOW SEE \ F \C1 Ot W H IT E
PAINTED BY lA Y C lis IR ID A Y N IG H T .
Supervisor J R Phitbrlck of
the Siskiyou National Forest
has announced the sale of
860,000 board feet of tim ber
this wet k on the Gold Beach
Ranger D istrict
Known as
the Fttggv Day Sanitation Sal
vage tim ber sale, it is located
>n an area of 127 acres in Lbe
Htinler Creek drainage
Th"
fo'lowinq
companies
nartic pated in the bidding for
this sale South Coast la im h rr
Co . (Tree I.td , Brookings,
'high bidder); I'n te d Stites
Plywood Corporation, Gold
Beach, and Brookings Plywood
Corooration Brookings
The estimated volume of
860.000 board feet of Douglas
fir and other species was ad
ver! rod at <18 10 .»er Al board
feet and ro'd at hid price o,
JIB 50 per M board feet The
total advertised value was
$11, »46 and the total bid value
was $12,210
TO T H I
ED ITO R
Dear Editor
National Safe
Boating Week
President Johnson has pro­
claimed the week beginning
June 28th as National Safe
Boating Week and the Oregon
State Marine Board is urging
boaters to gear themselves for
safety on the Oregon water­
ways. In noting the occasion
the Marine Board reports that
pleasure boating
fatalities
would be practically nil if the
occupants of small boats would
make it a practice to wear
life jackets
Capsizing and sim itar acci­
dents are unexpected a n d
o i re often the victims are on
their way to the bottom while
their life jackets o r buoyant
seat cushions are drifting
away.
The boating accident reports
from which statistics are com­
piled indicate that of the seven
fatalities recorded so far this
year six would have been pre­
vented had the victims been
wearing life preservers The
state law requires each boat
to have on board an approved
life-saving device for each,
person aboard.
GOP Convention
To Be Held
Paul Jaffarian, Republican
candidates for Congress from
the Fourth Congressional Dis­
tric t, has been announced as
temporary chairman of the
state GOP convention to be
held in Eugene on July 2. The
appointment w a s
recently
made by Elmo Smith, chair­
man of Republican State Cen
tral Committee
There are 231 delegates
scheduled to attend the con
vention for the purpose of
adopt ng a statement of party
principles; and at lea«! 400
Republicans in all are ex
pected for this biennial GOP
conclave. The delegates w ill
include representatives from
each county central commit­
tee, candidates for the legis­
lature, Congress and incum­
bent officeholders.
Smith has also announced
the tentative selection of Sen
a tor Tony Y tu rri as the con­
vention's keynote speaker
M \ tr ip to the East, where I
discussed econom ic develop­
m e n t and ob t r a i n t n g w ith
Peace Corps and Econom ic Op­
portunities D irector S a r g e n t
Shriver, and w ith Secretary ol
Labor W illard Wirtz, has delay ­
ed a fo rm a l expression ol thanks
to the voters ol this State.
1 want to express m y thanks
fo r the tw in votes o f confidence,
as nom inee l o r Secretary oi
State a n d as delegate to the
D em ocratic na tio n a l conven­
tion.
I look for. ard to a vigorous
cam p aign lo r the N ovem ber e l­
e ctio n and pledge to bring is­
sues, n o t images, before the
voters who must choose who is
m o s t experienced and b e s t
q u a lif ied to assume the ad m in­
is tra tiv e and p o lic y duties o f
Secretary of State.
I o u rth o l J u l), a* cord in g to re­
p lie s rece ive d ( o n cl as» in em ­
ber*.
Plan* are lo r a banquet Sat­
urday nigh t, July 4, 7:00 p .m .
at W halens, Langlois. where the
class w ill and prophecy w ill he
re -re ad
Sincerely yours,
State Senator M ired FLCorbett
D e m ocratic N om inee for
Secretary o f State
tZeoo au. tnc ¿ o s
Cases appearing before Justice
A r t h u r F. N iem ann in Justice
C o urt since last report were:
Dale Arnold M ille r . June to,
no c o m m e rc ia l tish license, dis­
missed; Roy K ellem Davis, June
16, no c o m m e rc ia l fish license,
dismissed; Ray W ellington Dun­
ham. June 16, no co m m e rcia l
f i s h license, d im m e d ; Harr,
Lee P h illip s, June IS, overload,
ple d not g u ilty , pending, B illy
Dean Jerde, June IS, no vehicle
license, dismissed. James Ed-
w a r d Peterson. June 19, im ­
p r o p e r m u ffle r, $5-, Leonard
Charles Hainz, June 19. over­
load, S15O; Vernon Edw ard Lang,
June 19, VBR. SIS, Cary Dean
Rogers. June 19.VBR.S10; Fred­
e ric k losephM arineau, June 22.
disobey stop sign. SS, C tto Al­
le n P itcher. June 22, disobey
stopsign. $5: Donald James Bar-
low-, June 23, im proper passing
520.
Ninety Days
And Meetings
Ray Lee M ille r , Port Orford,
was sentenced to 90 days in the
cou nty ja il Friday by D is tric t
Judge Sam H a ll, and ordered to
attend F riday nigh t meetings of
the A A in O old Beach.
M ille r was arrested Thunday
by the she riff's departm ent and
charged w ith d riving under the
in flu e n c e of Alcohol. He pled
g u ilty to the charge.
Three In Navy
Three northern Curry county
youths are curre ntly undergoing
10 weeks basic tra in in g at the
U, S. N aval T ra in in g S tation m
San Diego fo llo w in g th e ir re ­
cent enlistm ents.
They are: Lorenzo Earl Pier,
son o f M r. and Mrs, O r e i l l e
Pier, L a n g lo i s . Douglas Earl
Funk,sonol M r and M rs.Claudc
F unk. Port O r f o r d ; and John
F redrick Carpenter, son o l M r.
and Mrs. lohn Carpenter, Port
Orford.
An o r n t
OFF TO A FLYING S T A R T —
O r e g o n D airy Princess, Miss
Linda Olsen, Coos Bay. toasts
the a irlin e p ilo t ith a glass ot
m ilk Just before le a vin g Coos
Bay on the first lap ot her iour-
ney to C hicago ■■ here she w ill
com pete lo r the title ol Amer­
ican D airy Princes». The pretty
2 1 -y c a r-o ld University ot Ore­
gon u n io r w ill arrive in C h ic a ­
go Sunday ( hine 21) n i g h t to
begin rigorous three -da y tria l
tor n a tio n a l crown.
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M u lt ba in the Office by 5:00 p. m. Tuesday
Approval has been received
from the State Department of
Education for a new General
Mechanics program to bo of
fered beginning in the fall of
IBM, it was re p o rte l recently
by D r Earl Hepler, Dean of
Technical Vocational Division
at South Western Oregon Col
lege
Dean Hepler, tn making the
announcement, said that the
new program has taken sev
cral months to develop in co
operation with the Stale be
partment and w ill perm it the
college to offer an Associate in
Science Degree to those meet
mg graduation requirements
South Western Oregon Col
lege has offered a two year
diploma program for the past
three years for the purpose of
training automobile mechan
ics
The new program has
been made possible by the
completion of the new shop
building at the college's Em
pire Campus and w ill replace
the curriculum now offered
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