a — Port Qrtotd News, Thursday, October 29, 1964
Port Orford Legion
Meets, Plans
With a th ird of the memt<ers
present, plans ami Ideas were
presented and discussed atwrut
renovating and redecorating the
In te rio r of the h a ll now that
the outside p ro je ct Is alm ost
finished.
The l e g i o n may s t a r t a
monthly social night on the f ir s t
Tuesday of each month fo r the
enjoyment of the m em bers.
The men were reminded of
the e rand legion birthday dinner
giver, by the a u x ilia ry and h in t
ed the expectancy of a fre e
breakfast on Nov. 11, Veterans
Day. No volunteers fo r cooklng
o r K. p. duty came fo rw a rd , Ixit
some grapevine pre ssure w ill
probably m a te ria lize by that
day.
Membership d riv e fo r 1965
has started. O ver one fo u rth o f
the members now have th e ir
cards.
The building com m ittee and
w orkers were commended by-
B ra z il; Ed S ee ly e , W illia m
M ontgom ery, A l B row n, Bob
Yule Parly Plans Are Made
Delta Kappa Gamma
Initiate Two
few m oi e dava le ft of the 1964
general tro u t w aaon. Oct. 31
fa the i n
t .Liti-, Ahi, h , |OM ■
Patients at C urry General I tos-
moat w a t e r s of the stale In
p ita l during the week o f Oct. 19 which anglers may fish for
tlirough 2b were:
t it x il under the auniniei rules.
From B r o o k in g s t W illia m
Beginning Nov, 1, a n g l e r s
Bahtridge, Mary- Kanger, -Addle
must flah according lo the win
S u lliv a n and P a tricia M ille r .
te r angling regulallona which
F r o m C old Hcacht V irg in ia
w ill be found In the angling
O ranm e r,M a nh a Johnson, Lance
synopsis beginning on page 40.
W esscll, K eiuiethM achines, Ed
Colum bia Itlv e r regulallona w ill
na Ashman, 1-evt Splno, O liv e be found on pages 38, 39, and
B r y n , Jo Ed it h Hansen, Alice 40. C o n tra ry to M iiiim er re, -
Sanden, Cora M organ and I km illa tio n s where a ll waters are
Dunham.
open Io angling qitlesa spec
P r o m W'edderbum: Gorham
ifie d , the w inter rules lis i only
Humphreys.
th o s e » a l c i - ir «|,l, li anglln,
From Port Orford: Beniam in I» perm issible.
Justice, Steven P h illtte, Ruby
Hag II m ils are also reduced
Belden, Robert C layton, Ron
aid C layton , Lois tow e, Beulah
Jhght, Joyce K l i n n e r , T ina
Woodward, M e lv in Johns, lolui
Carpenter, Theresa Faust, Shar-
lo tte Erickson, M artha S to ll and
Jiuie Cuy.
From Sixes: W illia m Breed
love.
From Portlaiwl: W illia m Hnm-
ton.
CURRY GENERAL
HOSPITAL NOTES
Presiding in the absence of son, lu t heran Church; Pat Starr,
both preaidant and v ic e presi
BPW, M i» Barnette, »TA; Doris
1 he m e m b e n o I the A lp ha M u
Vice commander C l a r e n c e
dent, Mrs. Judy Bens, secretary
AA e I ls , Lions . A uxilia ry i Lloyd Chapter of Delta Kapp* Camilla
B ra z il conducted the A m erican
o( the Christmas Association taw Bates, Lions; a n d Josie Forty. S ociety, in te rn a tio n a l to n o ra n
I e-lon meeting Tuesday In the
th irte e n clubs and organ is at ions
Association mem tors p re s e n t
o rg a n lia tlo n fo r wom en educa
a b s e n c e of Com m ander A l
represented at Tuesday nigh t's were: Judy Bens. Pat Starr, W il
te « , held th e ir in itia tio n c e re
Brow n who was hunting in E ast
m e e tin g .
bur Creen and Helen Stole.
m ony in the to m e o f Mrs. Alice
ern cree on .
The gioup w lv last week fea r
Bowman, C old Beach, on Friday
ed th a t the annual Christmas
vV t, 2 3. The initiaies w e re M m
F IR E PR EVE N TIO N
Partx yvould have to be c a n c e l
Betty W aite, (bookings, and Mrs.
led, due to the tack m repre
Elva lohiuon, to rt O rforil.
sentatives and workess, made
Alter the in itia tio n , m em bers
Turner Auto Parts
plans fo r the ordering o f 300
enjoyed a d e lic io u s dinner at
street lig h t bulbs, candy canes
Rogue Woods Lodge.Cold Beach.
a n d oranges, nidges fo r tom e
In c o n ju n c tio n w ith the dinn er
227 6th Street
F
ir
e
C
h
i
e
f
A.
E.
Haight
the cha pter's second birthday
a n d business de cora ting and
prises o f $15, first, $10, second, warns of faulty chimney s amt
was also celeb rated. Mrs. Mar
Phone EDgcwood 2-3155
con
stru
ction
which
cause
many
and six $5 aw a r d s fo r home;
g a r e t G ardner and Mrs. Edith
fires.
three plaques to the best decor
Jones were hostesses.
YOUR LOG \L
Under the new building code,
ated businesses.
Cuests fo r the in itia tio n and
some o f the old type chimney
Ralph Baird has ottered to fu r
d inn er were: Mrs. Alice O ttis,
SOURCE
construction is now unlawful.
nish the tree and the Lions clu b
Grants Pass, who is president o f
Many are s tilt in use in Port
w ill do the trim m in g . Jaycces
A lpha R to State, D e lta Kappa
FOR AUTO M OTIVE
O
rfo
rd
.
The
chimney
now
must
and layCettes w i l l order and dis
G am m a S ociety; M rs . Donna
have a tile fir e resistant lin e r
C h u rc h ill, M n . Lex From m , M is.
trib u te the treats on the nigh t o f
PARTS AND SUPPLIES
fro m the top down to below the
the parry, Decem ber 19.
Hasel Stansell and M rs.M argaret
E, S, A.Sorority m em bers w ill lowest stove connection Into the Meyers, m em bers o f R to Chap
Port Orford, O regon
i: d Adolph w tndm atser, conduct the finance d riv e and chim ney.
te r, Coos Bay.
fo r finishing the outside of the
The new code specifies that
judges tor the decorating con
M e m b e n present (tom Brook
hail this fa ll.
no burnable m a te ria ls are p e r
test w ill be chosen by the C ham
ings were M a . IL E. Cooper, M a JUSTICE CO UR T
m
itted
nearer
than
two
Inches
ber o f Com m erce.
Bert DeMoss, M is. Frank K e lle y,
Cases appearing before Justice
to the chimney In any part of M r s . Wesley K ln d e l, Mias Lou
Representatives a t t e n d i n g
A r t h u r F. N iem ann in lu stie r
the
house
o
r
building
construc
w e r e : Lari Peterson and Helen
E lla K u r l e and Mrs. Edward Court since last re|x>rt yverei
St. Clair,Jay Cettes, Jim Peterson, tion. .All c h im n e y s must now
Lachn. M e m b e r s from Cold
Corinne Eugenia G entry, Oct.
lw> on a cement foundation on Beach
laycees, Beverly Helm kin , Sor
were M is. A lic e Bowman, 22, un la w fu l possession o f deer.
the ground fo r a base. Stub M rs. M arg are t C a r d n e r , M a
ority-, Dolores M ayea, Rotary
SSO lin e , $4. SO court cost, $25
Amu; M ild re d Rush, Back Acres chimneys are no longer p e r
Bernard M a th e r, M rs. Larry Park suspended; L u c i l l e E liia b e th
m
itted.
Chimneys
must
be
at
Carden Club; Red M c W illia m s ,
e r a n d M a Hannon T im e r« . H arrington, O c t. 22, u n la w fu l
least two feet above the roof
C h am berof C om m crc ?; Charles
From Port O rford were Mrs. V ctdo is-wsemon o f deer, SSO I Inc, $4. SO
opening
through
which
It
e
m
e
r
Haines. Rotary : Louetta Jam ie-
Harris, M a E dith Jones and M a cou rt coat, $25 suspended; C arl
ges.
Ryce W ilson.
James Palm er, Oct. 22, no m u f
The
chimney
flue
must
l-e
of
SPAGHETTI FEED
fle r. $10, b a il fo rfe ite d ; Charles
ample size to accommodate the
IS SUCCESS
M u in c e Tyler. O ct. 22, an gling
(Ire unit to 1« used. F ireplace
in closed area, dismissed) Eric
flues are larg er and must to
Lust Saturday's spaghetti feed
\x e l Keutercrona, O ct. 22, ang
separate from the stove o r
sponsored by the JayCenes, end
lin g in closed area, d is n iia e d ;
furnace flue.
ed in success w ith the c lu b earn
Guy Wesley Hubbard, O ct. 23,
Although very costly, there
in g about SSO. O ver 200 people
fa ilu re to pro|x*rly punch deer
are
various
U
.
I
.
approved
pat
were served throughout the day.
The wise consum er knows tag, $25 tin e , $4. SOcourt cost,
ented chimney products made
JayCette m em bers wish to e x
SIS suspended; \rtlm r Newton
how much he Is paying fo r
and are very easy to work Into
press th e ir thanks to a ll donors
Haga, Oct. 23, no v e h ic le lic -
c re d it and a new fo ld e r from
any
lu
tld
ln
g
plan
which
can
who
make
this
a
c
le
a
r-p
ro
f
it
PRESIDENT
•nse, $5, b a it fo rfe ite d ; \rth u r
the U, S. Departm ent of Ag
conserve on the space used,
project, Included are: M a orette
Elm er B lis s , O ct. 23, a n gling
ric u ltu re w ill help the consume!
weight and other factors.
M aca ron i Products. Elk R iver
p ro h ib ite d m etto*!», $25 Im e,
fig
u
re
how
much
c
re
d
it
Is
co
st,
D a iry, Brookmead D a m , K raft
ù , reports Mrs. kp . r U J hi - S4. 50 c o u r t cost; l urry Dale
OTHER D ANGERS Nl T ' )
Foods. Landing Produce, H ills
U. S. CO NG RESS
Dixson, O ct. 23, angling pro h ib
ston, Oregon Stale U niversity
Many over-heated chimneys,
R e - .le c t D w .c n Comm,.»ee Glen S .o d l.r, Chairm an. Eu^en«, 0 re 9 on
Bros. Coffee. W illia m s Bakery
ite d n ie tto ils , rem anded to Ju
extension h o m e management
rom chimney fire s , crack and
and P acific Super M arket.
v e n ile Court; Paul Douglas K lit -
sp e cia list.
let sparks filt e r out and start
Called "C o n s u m e r’ s Quick n e r , O ct.23, ove rw id th, $10;
ttre s . A lso, too many home
Leonasd Charles Hains, O c t 23,
C re d it G u id e ," the b illfo ld -s iz e
m akers in sist that a ll the chim
ove rw id th, S10; H arold Richard
fo ld e r lis ts ty p ic a l c re d it ch a r
ney be covered up and close to
S m ith, Oct, 26, angling p ro h ib
ges over 12 equal montly In
the stove pipe that enters the
stallm en ts. The fo ld e r, part of ite d methods, $2S fin e , $4. SO
I
■ O ils la n -! !.i . : -
the extension s e rv ic e 's con
co u rt cost; M a rion M a rtin H a ck
; -,
IMl
sumer Inform a tion program In le r, Oct. 26, f a il ure to punch
each year in our c ity . Even
salm on can!. $25 fine , $4. 50
-,
w all papers, put on plywood
able fro m county extension o t-
court cost. SlSsuspeuded; Brad
too close to the stove pipe,
fb ■ -, -he said.
ford C. Ross. Oct, 26, fa ilu re to
ignite »hen the paper gets too
p u n c h salm on card. $25 fine,
The
fo
ld
e
r
also
te
lls
how
to
hot. A ll stove pipes should to
fig u re the d o lla r cost of c re d it $ 4 ,SOcourt cost, $15 suspended;
14
inches
from
any
w
all
o
r
.Measure No. 4 yvould destroy the jobs
Oregon Brotherhood of Teamsters, As
L a r r y James Q u ille n . Oct. 26,
*a ‘ «'ll as lis tin . points to
ceiiim . Check you: chin ney
of thousands of Oregon fishermen and
sociated Oregon Industries, Oregon
a n gling p ro h ib ite d methods, $25
rem em ber to fo re signing con
con
tro
l
on
your
fire
s
,
save
cannery workers by wiping out Ore
L oast Association, Oregon Building
tra c ts fo r e ith e r Installm ent tine , $4. 50 court cost; M ic h e á l
p ro p e rty and lives.
gon s 100-year-old salmon industry.
Lester Batty. Oct. 27, excessive
cri-d lt o r cash.
Trades C ouncil, Oregon State Grange.
These groups urge a "NO" vote on 4:
M r. and M rs. Ray Brown
The publication was Issued m o to r noise. $10.
Com m ercial Trollers I nion, O tter
Democratic Party of Oregon. Republi
of P ort O rfo rd are parents of
U■
.it the
or
Trav.l Comm.. Columbia River Fisher
a 6 pound, 14 1/2 ounce dau li
can Party of Oregon. Oregon AFL-CIO
" i • si lent'a Con ■■ nt- •
man s Protective I'nion
te r, Paula Rae, to rn Oct. 23 Consumer In te re st.
tn Southern Coos General Hos
p ita l.
a t SURE AND VOTE
U N F A IR FISH BILL
Tuesday, N ovem ber 3.
M r. and M rs. Thomas J.
Oregon a n g le r* have only a
Tips On Flue
Construction
RETAIN EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP!
fro m the sum m er regulallona
to 2 II (Nil, salmon o r steel
head 12 Inches o r over tier day,
4 auch fish In imssvsulon o r In
7 consecutive day*. A nglers
are urged Io check the rule
liook ra i c h illy fo r open walei a,
'le a d lin e *, bar lim its , andother
regulations fo r the coming w in
te r season.
Anglers are reminded that
a few lakes and stream s rem ain
open to trout angling the year
around In which the sum m er
bag lim its apply. These waters
w ill be found listed by zone
under the legular sum m er re g
ulations fro m page 9 through
page IH,
BT1 Sllllfc AND V o fl
SYD CHANDLER
Consumer Credit
Guide Published;
Copies A vailable
¡X] LYNDON B. JOHNSON
H
ROBERT B. DUNCAN
NO. 4 IS A
DON’T BE
MISLED!
Bad Bill
b a d for O regon
b a d for you
Summer Angling
Season Closes
NO** 4
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State Senator, 7th District
V O T IN G - FOR
For
State Representative,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 17th District
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
MURRAY PALMER
(R)
C. H. C RAYS HE L (R,
E. L. THORNTON
EARL. M. BREWER
(D)
BETTY HARROUN
MAY R. BLUNT (D)
FRANK ARRELL
(R,
FRED A. BLUNT
FRANK S. AKIN
(R)
ELMER BANKUS
(D)
(R)
WM. L. CAMPBELL
For
Curry County Commissioner
ARTHUR B. CROOK (R)
(D,
I»-"
ROD MCKENZIE
IN C U M B E N T
ERMA D. RICE
C o oi Bay, O regon
VOTE
BARRY GOLDWATER
SYD CHANDLER
mmPBELL
(D,
C handler fo r Senator Comm 108 American Rid«.
WM. E. MILLER
President & Vice-President
William L (B ill)
JAMES C. "DINTY” MOORE (D)
SYD CHANDLER
STATE SENATOR
or
TBK DOLLARS
BY
A clive, Honest, Representation,
and a Voice tor the people
o f Curry County in State
Affairs
Mc.Mvatn of sixes a r g p a i.i.ts
of an 8 pound, 12 ounce sot.,
Kevin Reasp, to rn Oct. 19 ;n
Southern Coos General Hos
p ita l.
LET'S KEEP THE
BRAKES ON OUR
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For:
LEO LUCAS
^■0
(R)
WILMA KEMP
(D)
GARY WIMBERLY
CHARLES L. FITZHUGH
FRED ANDERSON
E.L. MILLER
For
Curry County Assessor
Pd. PoL Ally., Citizens for Cam pbell Com m ittee, J. C. (Dinty) Moore, chrm n., Brookings, Ore.
Politicol Adv*rti>*m«nf by
^ 2 2 _ £ 2 ï 2 lL R* PubliCOn C* ntral Committee, Merwin Clork, Choirmon,
B ro o k in g s , O regon