Port Orford news., November 12, 1964, Image 1

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ORFDRO
V ol. Z,
No. 12
Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon
Price Ten Cents
Man Held For
Writing Checks
Chamber Elects
In December
A Coquille man, Carl Ixsu-
ringer, 1» being held In the Cur­
ry County ja il on $4, (MX) ball to
answer to the g r i n d Jury on a
charge of obtaining money and
property under false pretenses.
Leuringer tv as apprehended
early Saturday morning by chief
dc|«ut> sheriff Allen lloice tvho
was returning Iron» Langlois. A
car tva» parked on the highway
shoulder net north ot Sixes with
the hood up and Fkjice stopped
to assist, learning tbat leuringer
was a passenger In the vehicle.
Pre 11 min ary (tearing was held
before Judge \rthur Niemann in
Port t'rtord Justice Court M o n -
da
Chamber president Ira Tuck­
er Monday appointed a nomina­
ting com m ittee to ie le c t a slate
of nominee, fo r election to the
b o a rd of Jirectdrs at the first
meeting in December.
Named to the c o m m i t t e e
were Jim W i lt o n , chairman,
Delbert Neal and Floyd Keeler,
Dal Weir and Paul Peterson were
put In charge of balloting.
According to th e by-laws,
twice as many names must be
nominated as there are positions
open, in this case eight because
one director moved from the ar­
ea. Nominations may a ls o be
made from the floor.
F ollow ing election, directors
w ill meet and elect officers for
the 1965 year. Present officers
include. Tucker, p r e s id e n t ;
Red M cW illiam s, vice-presi­
dent; Pat Starr, secretary; G il
Rush, treasurer and directors.
Eleanor Price. Jim Wilson. Dal
Weir and Paul Peterson.
In other hiainess the chamber
decided locontact Ihe Tichcnor
fam ily regarding the possibility
of making the Tichcnor ceme­
tery a historical site; voted to
donate S30 ir. prizes lor the an­
nual home C hrutma» decorating
contest and select the judges.
It was announced that corpor­
ation papers have been file d for
the local Community Develop­
ment Corp, and that a general
m e e t in g would be called on
t h e i r receipt to discuss future
plans.
a fternoon.
Schoofs Open
House Tonight
Tonight is Open House at Port
O rfo rd u n d e tv (tool and B a ltic
R ock u p p er e le m e n ta ry fro m 7
to Sr H). \11 parents are in v ite d
to the event in fionor ol N a tio n ­
a l lA lu ia tto n Week.
I o l i o * i n g llie open ItonSc
classroom Court. the P I \ b i l l
Sen e re I res hments and present
a l*ogram in the tn u l(ip u r)« o tv
room at the grade sclto o l.
V is ita tio n s to the S itio o l m i)
a ls o lu m a J e from 9 to 3:30
p. m. tod*») «ami Frida) t o v i t -
ness re g u la r class sessions.
FIND HOT CAR
Christmas Seals
To Go On Sale
P o lic e c liie i H arold H ig h t re -
t «.nt Ted a sto le n | ‘ K>3 ChcVTO-
le t last Sitnda) ami apprehended
a 1 .*-) e a r-o ld runaw ay v ho a l­
ls gedh drove t lx - c a r here I rum
thlam l, K'regon,
H ig h t n o tic e d the )outh at-
U m |K ing to start the v e h ie 1 e
w h ile -t v* as parkod across the
*Uc* ’
» th y lir e s ta tio n and
on q u e s tio n in g d e te rm in e d the
Car d id not b e lo n g to th e h o ),
and th a t he had never d riv e n a
c a r before,
I 'u w ' l u k t as registered to
h rj I. Uov n ol O akland, v ho
p u k v i iv c a i u p ih a t aiten»oc»n.
1 ** on ' •. as t ii t • * v d o \ *. r *o
'
so»i I
nv t ii 11« ju t fiQji
Pacific High
Honor Roll
s in v U c n P. i c i 1 ic h ig h sc (tool
s tu d e n t! w r e tia&nivd to the firs t
nm v
v e k i honor r o ll w ith the
Sk i io i t, I .us v I u i in i n g | irst in
th. Iis.,
IK classes Ihe r o ll includes:
Thura., Nov. 12, 1964
Disaster Conference Slated
At Gold Beach For Officials
A one-dav conference onclls-
.istei prepat islin ss w ill be o f-
lered Nov. 1C at the courthouse
In Gold Reach fo r m unicipal
oveinnn nt o ffic ia ls and com«
riuinll» le a d e r s from C o rry
Count».
The conference Is the seventh
in a s e lle s of 23 to be of le ns!
In Oregon th io u li next May
by tin- D ivisio n of Contlnulnr
i in, i i r .
ni ii,, state s» eten
handling disasters w ill be pre­
sented.
P articipa nts and stall w ill
then tr y to determ ine wa\s In
which a re a listic program fo r
local com m unities can la* esta­
blished.
During the afternoon session
a disaster problem w ill l*epre­
sented with conferees divided
Into discussion groups. To con­
clude the session, the staff w ill
review and comment U|x>n the
p ro lle in -s o lv ln g methods de-
RI.ACKENLD area in photo above
»howi burned w all on either tide
of flue leading Iron» o il healer
in t r a i l e r house, behind The
Galley Cafe, o w n e d by Wats
I hacker. The fire occured at
8:30 a.m . Wednesday, appar­
ently from an overheated flue,
the fire department »aid. Dam­
age »»as con fine d to wood w a ll
paneling, »moke and water.
GP Shows Deer
Harvest Good
The final tal*ulation on deer
h u n tin g on Georgia-Pacific
la n d s Indicates that hunters
a c h ie v e d good success this
year.
There were 708 cars tliat
entered the Sixes unit this year
Election Not
Settled; Attorney To
Rule On Question
The question concerning, the
le g a lity of alderman Orris Smith
to serve on the city council was
not resolved Tuesday night des­
pite the fact that the r e g u l a r
m eeting was called before it*«
regular 8 p. m. «tarting tim e to
discuss the issue. The problem
arose beeause Smith did not own
taxable real property ar the tim e
his election to a «econd term .
He did own property when he
was elec—d in 1960, but «old it
about midway through hi« first
term.
The c ity charter states that a
candidate must qualify, in a ll
respects, at the tim e of his elec­
tion. Qualifications are that a
candidate for elective o f f i c e
m urt be a legal voter o f t h e
State of Oregon, registered in
Curry county and own taxable
real property in the c ity at the
ttm e of his election. The owner-
Paper Box Swiped
The sh e riff’s office Is In­
vestigating the theft of a news­
paper rack from the Langlois
Market early Saturday morning.
Th»- sheriff’ s office was c a ll­
ed shortly after 12 midnight
by store owners, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Boston, whose son, Lannie,
surprised the thieves as he
was returning home.
The youth said the thieves
fled In their car taking one of
two paper racks with them. He
followed them to Dick's Farm
Store where they parked back
In shadows at the side of the
building. Young Boston watched
them for a few minutes then
went back to the store and
»»alted. They soon came back
driving south, Boston said, and
the authorities were notified.
Deputy Sheriff Ira Delamar-
te r recovered two newspapers
found In the parking area at the
side of the store and the rack
was found later up the Floras
Creek Road. The investigation
Is continuing this week.
This week Christmas Seals
were delivered to post offices.
Monday, Nov. 16, the C urry
County Tuberculosis and Health
Association w ill launch the 58th
a n n u a l Christmas Seal cam­
paign.
The proceeds are used to
ca rry on the fight against tu­
McKay's Market is offering
berculosis and other respira­
a $100 scholarship to a student
tory diseases. Because of gen­
Cf Pacific High School who
erous help In the past, such plans on attending college next
cases are on the decrease.
year If the student maintains
Yearly X -rays fo r adults and a 2 5 or “ C " average the schol­
tine testing In a ll schools, has arship w ill continue 4 years
proved the t»est insurance to
help eliminate this disease.
TO SPONSOR DANCE
Help f i g h t all respiratory
The junior class of Pacific
diseases, Including T B , by an­
swering your Christmas Seal High School is sponsoring the
appeal now. This Is the only Annual Sadie Hawkins dance
time In the year that you are at the school Friday between
asked to contribute to this very 8:30 p in and 11:30 p m
worthy cause. Use the colorful
little seals on a ll of your out­
going Christmas m all. Let the
world know that you are doing
your part to help eradicate
hil>erculosls.
Oiler Scholarship
of llli'b e i Education.
Invitations to take part In
the pro.-rani have leen sent to
county rom n ilsslnn ei s and Jud­
and su estlons fo i future com­
with :» total of 2,008 hunters.
es, ma’ .n s
incm ¡orated
munity a c t io n based on Ihe
Tin Sixes Unit produced 139
towns In C u rry county, city
methods
pi
esented.
I Rl SHMI \
bucks and 121 does.
I oU'icllmen, supi'i Inti ndents of
’•»ivu.
W rig h t. 3 .5 0 : Susan
In the Bone Mountain and
sc h o o ls, f ile an,I l-ollce c h ie fs,
S' »'
• ' > M a r ti) ii Riisfuu.II.
! !• I ; i l"e unit, 614 CSICpass­
and otlu-i community le a d e r s
V I
DATES TO REMEMBER
ed through the gates with 1,635
and key o ffic ia ls .
SCPHOMCR, S
hunters.
The
area
produced
119
Information w il l ne pre sent-
'.i»ta Sp< ic e . 4 00: M ar)
Birthday w is h e s go out this
bucks and 36 does.
<*l to t i l e conference p a rtid «
w e e k to Lottie Smith, Mice
I, 4 iWI. Pam M a \e a , 3, t>7j
These figures show that hunt­
pants on local needs, In tel ins
An Oregon State Board of ing was as good this season
Mik». M c W illia m s . < 5 0 ; Janet
And Ruthie H o p c r o f t , Steve
I, • as,
Sha\.. < 33.
Pharmacy lu llu g which p ro ­ as It was last year. This year
Sweet Julie Comer. John Bel­
tin
(k'Velopinent
of
pi
nr
ram
s
h ib its d i II r ■ i s t s | ro il. .1,1» r l •.
lUMORS
cher. Trank S t C la ir and Dian
huntei s were not able to hunt
»vlthln the county, and ol Je c t-
t|s|n p r e s e t I p 11o n drugs to
Haga.
1% at hi S e v e r n I. 3. S3: Jud)
for one weekend due to fire
tves ni national dlsastei as.
Com'»est. 3. 17,
consumers was d e d a n s l null
slstance pro i ams.
danger, and dry weather ham-
S, \IO K S
and »old by C irc u it C ourt Judge
I h u n te rs ths firs t week­
The s e r i e s ol conlel e n e e s Is
CCMMUNITY' CALENDAR
M a n H v lm k e n . 3, S3; U le n
II In I ic. III. -I,-. | lindel .1 I o n .
end In finding their quarry.
ru lin ' Nov. 2.
M c W illia m s . 3. <>7; M i l d r e d
THUR SDAY
tra ct with ihe I ’ , s. o ffic e
G e o rg ia -P a cific extends Its
I ih h e v. < m). K aren c 'o m a r.i.
suit against the Imard was thanks to the many hunters who
ol C iv il I), lefise S lm ll.il pro«
C. W. EeLlo»»-ship. 7:30 p.m .
la on lit by the Oregon News-
< 4 0 ; J a n i c e Bushnell. 3 ,4 0;
entered th e ir lands this year
la m s ha», la'eii Conti acted
Floras Willo»» Club, 1:00 p. m
M a r. I i 1 1 h ii g ,c 3. 40; D ie I.
pjpe i P ublishers Association
with tin lv i'i sides and colleces
and o b s e r v e d good hunting
MONDAY
Ibndes. < 4 0
R ic h a r d ik ’ ll.
and
four
ne»»
spapers—T
h
e
O
re
-
rules. ____ ______
In all 30 stales.
Johs Daughters, 7:30 p. m.
< • <• Chris Johnson, < 0 0 .
’»III.»: , The En ene R cg lste r-
I I I 11 , t, o of the Or i".’on pro«
P. O, A it Assn., 8:00 p. tn.
GHard, Salem O l e c.on Statesman MENS MEET SLATED
1 .HI Is Dale p. Price,E uceoe.
TUESDAY
Curry County M en's F e llo w -
and
Ifo
se
b
u
i:'
News
Review
--
C o n s o 1 1 a n t s a m ; ,nl¡s p
challen In its promuL ation Is- »hip »» i l l m ee t Novem ber 21 at Rotary Club, 12:10 p .m .
la rn s w o ith a n d Leonard J.
Amcr. Leg. C \u x ., 8:00 p. m.
•*>"■'1 Au . I I , 19G1. suit was Ophir. Lewis Boll o f C a lifo rn ia
C hase, l oth of Ell ' lie.
Port Commission, 8:00 p. m.
started e a rly in 1902 and the V illa g e Missionary w i ll be the
\ d is lrw l m eeting of Mason»
Pi Inclpal imrpo.se ol the con.
WEDNESDAY
tr ia l was held In June, 1964. speaker.
Il l e n c e sel le s IS, ac, III dine Io
o f Curry C o u n ty w ill be held
lay -C -Etts, 8:00 p. m,
P la n tllfs attacked the riilin.
P ric e , Io assist local pel sons
Friday, N o v e m b e r 13. Cold
I.ions Club, 7:30 p*m .
on the rounds that the Phar­
He je ll. Masonic I lu ll, be ginn­
in lindel standiin w h a t con­
macy B o a r d exceeded Its ;x»w-
stitutes eineieency pti'pared«
ing w ith .1 6; 30 p. in. dinner.
ei s ranted by the le gislature
ness as well as In planning
Local Masons w ill meet at the
and that the rule violated con­
lo
i
sni
riv
a
l
iln
rln
majoi
ills
,
M a s o n Ic H a ll, 5:30 p. in . to
stitutional guarantees of due
a ste rs.
leave for Cold Beach. Nil M a ­
A Drivers License Examiner
The Gold Beat'll branch of
.
M .01,1
Pi linar» emphasis d u r in p
sons are i l l v i t ed and urged to
Western Bank »»ill open Mon­ w ill be on duty in Port Orford
freedom
ol
speech.
At
tile
tr
ia
l,
attend.
each confei ence w ill be placed
Friday, No» ember 20, 1964. at
day. Noy. Hi. in its temporary
defendants a r u e d that this kind
on \tai -caused dlsastei s, such
ol advertlslm creates a desire
quarters al 430 Colvin si . near the City Hall betw een the hours
as nucleat attack P reparations
of 10 a. m. and 3 p, m ., accor-
fo r d tii 's and causes confusion
the Curry Counly Courlltouse,
TO SEE STUDENTS
fo r such events w ill also be
i l i n g to an annoiuicement re­
bi*t»»ei'ii d o rto i and patient.
according Io Charles Tresid-
cm
related
to
natural
disasters
.Munday a college visitation
ceived Iron» the Department of
'•We have always taken the
dcr. executive vice president
such as last spi In; ’ s e a rth­
leant w ill be visiting I' icifie
M otor Vehicles of Oregon.
position that the public has a
Cy
Z
iig
lc
r,
form
erly
assistant
quake In Alaska and floods in
High S c I uni I during the day
Persons »» ishing o riginal lic ­
right to know p rice s oí drugs
manager oi the U S. National
Montana.
and at 7:30 p m
enses or p e rm it s to drive are
and other Item s before they
Bank's
Brookings
branch,
will
Fourteen conferences w e r e
A representative of the stale
asked to tile applications »»ell
enter a store and that the stores
be manager of the new Gold
conducted last yea r, p rin c ip ­
culleges, vocational instill!
ahead of the scheduled closing
should have the right to ad­
Beach
bank.
ally
on
a
ti
l-county
basis.
Em
­
lions and private schools in
liour in order to assure tim e lor
ve rtise those p rice s If they
Construction of a
modern
phasis no the cut rent program
the stale will be present Io
com pletion ol the required l ic ­
w ish,” said C a rlC . Webl , man-
building
designed
for
banking
»»III
is*
on
Individual
county
ense test.
talk to the juniors and seniors
a er of the ONPA, In comment­
participation
by K il Ericbsen A Associates.
who plan to attend college.
ing on the Judge’ s decision.
IXtrln the m o rn lii" half of
Cix« Bay. lias been started by
All parents of college bound
Judge Sloper u p h e ld th e
the pro i am, f|,e staff w il l note
Horton Bros., Brookings con­ CAR RECOVERED
‘ standing before the c o u rt” ol
stii lents are urged Io attend
various kinds ol national d is­
tractors.
east of Highway 101 at
the newspapers and that the
Oregon State Police recovered
asters and discuss »»hat groups
Sixth Slreel in Gold Beach on a
Im anl used c o rre c t procedure
a stolen car belonging to Jolm
ni agencies have the respon­
x ili
purchased by Western
In adopting the prom ulgation.
WEATHER REPORT
Johnson, Jr. , Port Orford, about
s ib ility to deal with such events.
Bank. It is hoped that the Gold
While voldliu the regulation
an hour and a half al ter it »»as
Adequate dlsastei readiness
Beach
branch
can
move
into
its
unde; challen, e, Jud e sloper
Date
Max
Min
Rain
stolen iron» in from of Johnny’ s
capabilities w ill he noted and
permanent
home
in
April
of
ruled that the lioard, under Its
Nov. 3 58
55
.01
Cate November8, at 8:05 a. nt.
Ihe steps necessary to develop
next year, said Tresidder
eneral rant of powers to reg­
Nov. 4 59
51
1. 24
Young Johnson parked the car
s u c h capabilities discussed.
Opening of the Gold Beach
ulate the pra ctice of pharm acy,
Nov. 5 65
45
.01
in lrout ol the calc, leaving the W IN N IE EDWARDS b ro u g h t
Resouii es Which are available
branch w ill mean five offices
dhl have the power to regulate
Nov. b 60
36
. 00
keys in it. while he went in to home the Queen's Trophy from
at l*oth the fedei al and state
advertising but that the p ro ­
for Western Rank—others being
Nov, 7 56
43
. IK)
get a liuich. It was gene yvhen the South Coast District Confer­
mulgation
under
attack
bears
Hie
main
office
in
Coos
Bax
Nov. 8 56
44
ne le ft the cafe.
.49
levels and which o ffe r a ssis­
ence of TOPS Cluhs held in Coos
no
reasonable
relatio
n
to
pub­
No»'. 9 _ 53
plus branches al Bandon. Em­
B
. 45 tance to local govei nmeents in
The vehicle »»as found aban­ Bay 1 a s t Saturday nig h t Mrs.
lic health and w elfare.
pire and Brookings.
doned at Nesika Beach.
ship is determined by whether
the candidates name appears on
the latest tax rolls of the county
as the legal or equitable owner
of real property in the county.
C ity attorney L y n n M cN utt
indicated he was not e x a c t l y
c l e a r on what constituted the
tim e of election; the day of e-
Back, Chapman
Said Winners
State Senator Dick Chapman
a n d Representative C arl Back
are o ffic ia lly the winners in the
two State contests for Coot and
Curry counties, fo llo w in g th e
counting of absentee b a l lo t s .
F inal ballot count gave Chap­
man 12,708 o v e r Republican
Syd Chandler1» 12, 304, on the
basis of complete u n o fficia l re­
turns.
Back ta llie d 12, 640 to Repub­
lican McKenzie’ s 12, 280 total.
The vote canvass reportedly re­
duced the leads somewhat, not,
however, enough to effe ct the
outcome.
Program Set
For Officials
A special orientation pro­
gram fo r newly elected city
officials, who w ill take office
for the firs t time tn January,
»»dll be held as part of the
39th annual convention of the
League of Oregon C ities, N'ov.
13-17, in Eugene.
The program w ill open with
a luncheon qn Sunday, Nov. 13,
and w ill Include a session on
Sunday afternoon and a break­
fast Monday morning.
Featured speakers for the
jfrogram fo r new o fficia ls In­
clude Edward C. Harms J r.,
city attorney, Springfield, fo r­
mer mayor of Springfield and
past president of the League
ot Oregon C ities; Paul Geddes,
itto rn e v , L — --lu re ; W.W.
Balderree, city a t t o r n e y in
Grants Pass; Arnold C. Swan­
son, councilman, Astoria; and
R a lp h W alstrom, p ro p e r t y
counselor, Holbrook and Wal­
strom, Portland, and form er
c h a ir m a n of the Multnomah
County Planning Commission.
The program Is designed to
provide basic information on
planning, city finance, andother
aspects of city organization and
operation fo r officials »vho were
elected to city office for the
firs t tim e on Nov. 3.
lection or when a candidate as-
sumed office. He said he wasn't
prepared to give the co u n cil a
l e g a l opionion Tueaday night
but would if the co u n cil wanted
to wait, which they elected to
do. In the in te rim , Sm ith w ill
continue as an alderman.
The council canvaaeed e le c­
tion reeulta and voted to approve
th e m as follows: Lloyd Bates,
mayor; Loraine Haines, c ity re­
corder Orris Sm ith, A d o lp h
W indiraiser a n d Herb Thege.
alder.nen.
The city agreed to giving two
property deeda.one to the county
to perm it construction o l a coun­
ty road to the dock and a qu it
cla im deed to C. M . Sauers for
property on Lakeshore Drive that
he had offered to the city years
past for a water pumping sta­
tion.
Liquor perm it recommenda­
tions w e re granted to Orfords.
Tucker’ s Mart. M c K a y 's and
Pacific Super M arket.
C ITY RLSIDENCY
The question over »vhether a
city employ ee must reside w ith ­
in the city may be settled i f a
requested ordinance to that e f­
fect is adopted. The c ity attor­
ney was ordered to prepare the
ordinance fo r consideration at
the next meeting.
OTHER BUSINESS
In other action the council:
Approved a t r a i l e r parking
perm it while the owner rem od­
els a house.
Authorized alderman St. C la ir
to n e g o t i a t e fo r the sale of
Christmas tr e e s on c ity land
near the garbage dump at a m in ­
imum s tu m p a g e price of 30
cents.
Approved a request to s e n d
public 'works supt. Frank Morris
to a water u tilitie s school in Ban­
don on December 4.
Heard a report that the new
telephone fire reporting system
is in operation and agreed to ask
for bids on 100 feet of 2 / inch
hose and 200 feet o f 12 in«-hhose.
Noted that the sale c f blow ­
down tim b e r on the c ity water
shed had amounted to S3, -',00.
Tabled approval of a ne-. sign
atM cK ay’ s m arket pending in ­
vestigation of property o»»-ner-
Ship»
A g r e e d to ask for bids on a
1965 autom obile to replace the
present police cruiser.
Approved bills in the amount
of S2, 183. 25.
FROM W OODLAND
Luckv Bailey and Norman
Storm of Woodland. C a lif,
visited M r a n l Mrs William
Storm during the weekend
Winnie Edwards Is TOPS Queen
Court Voids
Drug Ruling
M asons To Meet
Curry Bank
Opening Set Examiner Coming
Edward* xvon the honor for the
three -m onth period beginning
in July, io t the greatest weight
loss, 161 pounds, recorded
the m e m h e r clubs. M r s . Ed-
_
wards, since jo ining the local
club, has realized a total weight
loasof 150 pounds, from 393 lo
243. She w ill retain her cro»»n
u n til the next quarterly conven­
tion.
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