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Voi.
City Business Light
After Closed Session
Governor To Seek Senate
Fam ous Singing
Group Ta A ppear
Fast Crook
Gets Cash
An unusual set ol circum
stances Saturday night pinned
down ilia tim e of a fast leat oi
bttrnLary tliat netted thieve« »179
in dally receipt* from die Pay-
le u gas station. Included tn die
take was money that wouldn't
have baan, except that itatlon
attendant Jerry Lynch made a
«pedal effort of paying hi* gas
bill after closing out die cash
ragiftar.
City police recounted the
»tory tills way. Lynch closed the
rtatlon at 9i 50 Saturday night
and left to take die cash box to
station owner Carl Kinter'shome
on Coalt Guard hill road. Before
he reached Klnter's, he rem em
bered that he wanted to pay hi*
personal account and went back
to die station to look up die bal
ance. He put this money in the
cash box and left again for Kln
ter's.
Lynch entered t h e KInter
home,according to routine, and
left the cash box. The family
was not home.Then Lynch drove
back downtown and paued the
station where he noticed a truck
Jack he had forgotten to put In
the station. He drove back to
Klnter's to get die station key
out of the unlocked cash lo x
and discovered all the currency
and part of the coins m Using.
The attendant told police he
had arrived back at die station
owner's liome at 10:05, placing
the tim e needed for die burglary
at about 15mlnute*.City officer»
are Investigating.
H ullabaloo
D ate M oved
otary Club Hullabaloo,
it Saturday, January 29,
moved up to Saturday,
12, c h a i r m a n Jim
said today. The change
:cssary because of the
rung basketball game
ic high on the previous
s w ill give participants
■ent a couple more week}
arse and more tim e for
i sign up for the program,
i s a l d. Seven or eight
e already joined die cast,
musical variety show
«resentedat Battle Rock
sym at 7:30 p .m .w ith
an for adults, 75 cents;
i under 12, 50 cents.
i Interested In perform-
isked to contact Peterson
iper Market, Norm Baker
post o f f i c e , or Paul
, at the News office as
possible so the program
prepared prior to the
To Appear Saturday
son to seek the governorship—
or, for that matter, any public
office," McCall said, "and that
Is to reach a higher vantage
point from which to come to
grip with the Issues.
"And you may rest assured
that my c o n c e r n with the
issu es--risin g atove partisan
ship or personal feelings—will
tie translated tn the months
ahead Into position statements
on all major stale problems
d e m a n d in g attention In the
decade of the 1960s", McCall
added.
He Is com ing into Curry coun
ty ne xt Saturday under the spon
sorship of the Gold Beach Cham
ber of Commerce and the Curry
County Livestock Association,as
part of a program to hroadenour
citizens* insight into govern
mental affairs.
His main talk, titled Ctegon
1966, w ill cover a report of the
Secretary of State's office ac
tivities, a discussion of the O e -
gon economy, some facts about
Oregon institutions, and prob
lems related to w ildlife, fish and
gam e.
This talk, at 2:30 p .m ., at
K iley Creek school, w ill be pre
ceded bv a no-host luncheon at
the Sunset Inn, at 12:30 p.m .
A ll are w elcom e to either—or
Tom McCall,featured speaker both places.
in a Gold Beach program on Sat-
urday.Jan. 15, Is best known cur
rently as Oregon's Secretary of
State. Those with a better-than-
average memory for figures may
remember that he received the
Oregon families who have
biggest switch-over vote for a been forced from their homes
decade, polling a majority of by floods can obtain tips on
93, 158 v o t e s (432, 150 total ) f i r s t aid for flood-damaged
with an opposition party regis
homes and household equipment
tration advantage of 100, 637, from a series of emergency In
according to Norman Crowhurst, formation fact sheets prepared
Curry County Republican Cen
and distributed by the Oregon
tral Comm ittee vice-chairm an. State University Coopeiatlve
Mr. McCall's record In O e -
Extension Service.
gon is much longer than diat,
Fact sheets, says Rural Civil
Crowhurst said. Moving here as Defense Specialist I ou Oester,
an infant, he was reared on the
Include directions for repairing
fam ily ranch near Prineville and and reflnlshlng buckled wood
graduated from the University
floors plus salvage recommen
of Oregon in 1936. He has re
dations for water-dam a g e d
ceived several national awards
smooth floor coverings, sewing
forhls contributions in journal
machines, leather objects and
ism on a variety of critical hu
bcoks, rugs, walls, household
man issues.
metal objects, furniture, bed
ding and household linens, clo
thing, home electrical genera
tors and motors.
A separate sheet lists meth
S ecretary of State Tom Mc
Call announced his candidacy ods for cleaning and care of
flood damaged tractors and
for Governor last Wednesday
at news conferences in all four farm Implements.
The emergency flood Infor
Oregon congressional districts.
The 52-year-old Republican mation was prepared by OSU
Extension specialists.
told reports in Portland, Ore
The free fact sheets may be
gon City, Salem and Eugene
during a five-hour span why he obtained from county extension
offices, or by writing the Ag
would run for the office Gov
ricultural Information Office,
ernor Mark Hatfield must va
Oregon State University, Cor
cate In January, 1967.
vallis, 97331.
"There Is only one real rea-
McCall
F lood R epair F acts
H elps H om eow ners
For Governor
The nation's n u m b e r one
Country Gospel Singers, "The
Christian Troubadors," w ill pre
sent a special musical program
at Sixes Grange on Wednesday,
Jan. 19, at 7 p. m.
This entertaining quartet ha*
appeared on radio and TV sta
tion» across the country and are
popular recording artists. The
group accompanies themselves
on guitar, violin, banjo and bass
fiddle.
The program is being spon
sored free of charge to the pub
lic by the Port Orford Assembly
of God church. A free-w ill of
fering w ill be taken.
The Troubadors are the na
tion's o n l y full-tim e gospel
singing group.
Heart Drive
Head Named
Mrs. Robert Anderson will
be chairman of the Curry Coun
ty Heart Fund Drive for 1966.
Her husband, who Is manager
of U. S. National Bank In Brook
ings, will be the county treas
urer, It was announced today
by Eddie Sammons, Chairman
of the Board (Emeritus) of the
U. S. National Bank and State
Chairman of the Heart Fund.
The Heart Fund Campaign
will be conducted during Feb
ruary when contributions will
be given In support of the re
search, education, and public
service programs oftheOregon
Heart Association.
Mrs. Anderson said, "The
control of our number one health
enemy, heart disease, Is a clear
challenge. Since 1950, the Heart
Association reports a 7 1/2%
decline In the cardiovascular
death rate. For the first time
in medical history, d e a t h s
from high blood pressure and
the heart disease it causes
a r e down 50%. Deaths from
stroke have dropped 26%. As a
result, tens of thousands of
men between 45 and 65 have
been saved from premature
death.”
"We can accelerate the rate
of progress toward conquest
of these diseases In Oregon by
supporting, realistically and
substantially the progress of
the Oregon Heart Association,”
she added.
The Heart Fund volunteers
serve a two-fold purpose, Mrs.
Anderson explained. They will
leave leaflets containing helpful
information this year on how
to reduce the risk factors of
heart attack, and receive Heart
Sunday contributions.
MEET SLATED
There w ill be a m eeting Tues
day, January 18, 7:30 p .m ., at
the Coos-Curry C o-op building
for the Port Orford Community
Ambulance, Inc.
Date
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At least nine more burglary
jobs in Curry and Coot counties
have been admitted by Darrel
Coy and Carl Clarke, arrested
New Year's for the Gold Beach
laundromat office burglary, the
sheriffs office said this week,
making a total of 19 cases.
The new burglaries admitted
included Port Orford Variety,
Whalens and Aldropp's Garage In
Langlois,Bandon h ig h school
office and safe, twice at the
t R e g a l U-Save gas station in
North Bend, a s a f e ; Littered
Supply and Orchard Auto Parts
in Coes Bay, and an attempt to
enter Pacific SuperMarket here.
Appearing in Circuit court
Friday,Coy and his wife Shirley,
and Clarke and his wife Mar-
guerittee, waived hearings and
grand jury investigation a n d
pled guilty to the laundromat
charge.Judge Norman sentenced
Coy to five years and Clarke to
four years in Oregon Correc
tional Institution. Mrs. Clarke
and Mrs. Coy were placed on
three years probation.
The sheriff's office also said
that Coos county has a warrant
hold for Coy and Clarke.
cause he wasn't living at his
home then he just let the inci
dent go and ditin't settle the ac
count a n d wanted the water
turned back on.
Morse retaliated,telling Fryer
that he waj wrong because there
had b e e n lots of water in his
pipes and at surrounding resi
dences, as w ell, at the tim e the
water had been shutoff—because
the accoimt was past due. Fryer
took the floor again and told
Morris that he was wrong because
there was no water at hi* home
if somebody else had their wa
ter famed on. Before the argu
m ent got any warmer, the mayor
promised Fryer t h e situation
would be looked into.
C o u n c i l m a n Herb Thage
pointed out that a trailer parked
on the lake property of Susie
White was there Illegally be
cause t lm e had lapse 1 on a
building permit tasued for con
struction of a residence on the
site. According to city ordinance,
construction m u s t be started
within two years, with exten
sions allowed,anda trailer may
be used during construction, with
specified compliances met. The
matter will be referred to city
building inspector Doc Liver
more.
Fire chief Harry Price reported
A city police report Monday
that a warning light had been said that a four-speed stick shift
ordered for the big fire truck to transmission, s h i f t and drive
make it a com plete emergency linkage, had been stolen from a
vehicle, and that fire depart- wrecked green Chevy II stored at
m e n t equipment and supplies Mayea's 76 Union station.
would be inventoried and a pre
Also taken was a tire, wheel
liminary budget estimate would and brake drum,police said. The
be presented at the next coun car was recently involved In an
c il m eeting.
accident at Brush Creek. Police
A request by police chief Har are investigating.
old Hight for a portable radio
w a s tabled for further study.
Hight said the radio would fa
cilitate communications b e -
tween the patrol car and night
officer's home and during power
How to increase attendance
or o t h e r radio equipment or
phone failure. He s a i d there and promote participation in
would be a balance of about chamber of commerce activities
$400 in the police department were questions posed at the Mon
m obile equipment fund and the day noon m eeting by new presi
dent Delbert Neal.Futtre cham
radio would cost about $338.
Police commissioner Adolph ber activities, as w ell as Its sur
Windmaiser said he was strong vival, depend on these points
ly opposed to the request be Neal said.
In line with this, plans to be
cause it was an unnecessary ex
pense. We're trying to save mon considered include a chamber-
ey, he argued, not throw it away hosted dinner m eeting with a
on something we don’t need, speaker, possibly from a state
mine into the continued service and I say no. His motion was department or another chamber
for Oregon and for Oregonians. I seconded by George Hahn and of commerce, for pald-upm em -
shall seek to be a Senator of all passed with councilman Frank bers within the next month.
the people—no request of yours St. Clair casting the only nay
w ill be too sm all, no order too vote.
big. These have been seven short
City recorder Loraine Haines
years. They have been seven asked for action by the city to
g o o d years. They have been force owners of the old NSP shop
Judge Edward H.Howell, Tax
seven productive years. I would on Jefferson St. tom down. What's
like to continue to be a part of left of the structure is an eye C o u r t Judge for the State of
this progress."
sore and dangerous to the pub Oregon, f i l e d for reelecticn
lic, she said. A motion by Hahn Wednesday in Salem. Howell
to ha ve city attorney Lynne M c has served as J udge of the Tax
Nutt take action on the matter Court since February, 1965, when
he was appointed by Governor
passed unanimously.
A motion by St.Clair that the Mark Hatfield following the re
signation of Peter M. Gunnar.
Assessor Charles Fitzhugh a- city call for a m eeting with city
gain reminds churches and fra engineer Roy Erichsen to discuss
ternal organizations that in order further sewer action also passed.
Councilman Blaine Marsh said
to get an exemption,their claim
must be filed in the Assessor's the city had reached a sewage
office before February 1, 1966. saturation point a n d a sewer
Curry county was represented
These exemptions are not auto system was the only salvation.
m atic. Oregon Law requires that Thage said itwas a farce a year at the Republican State Central
an exemption be renewed each ago w h e n councilman Orris Committee m eeting by v ic e -
Smith was allowed to vote to chairman Norman Crowhurst,
year.
Senior citizen*, those persons s e a t himself on the council, and by Colonel Mahlan Scott of
65 years and older with an in then worked for and talked up a the State Central C om m ittee, as
come of $2500 or less, must file sewer at m eetings, only to go proxy for Mildred Byrne, chair
out and vote for its defeat. Smith man, who could not attend be
not later than April 1.
was
not present but Thage ad cause of a virus infection.
Eligible veterans must also
As the state-w ide press has
file on or before April 1, each ded that he wished he was. He reported, the state com m ittee
pointed a finger at Windmaiser
year.
for voting against the sewer, de arrived at some dynamic deci
claring that the assistance from sions involving the future of the
county, state and federal agen GOP. At the county central com
cies should never have been m ittee m eeting, to be held on
Thursday, Jan. 20, at 8 p. m. in
Graveside services were held turned down. Thage said he was the courthouse, emphasis w ill
Friday,January 7,1966,for Shelly for an immediate new election be on implementing these plans
Ann Coady, infant daughter of on the measure.
In other action Mayor Bates at the local level, rather than
Mr.and Mrs. Nelson P. Coady of
appointed
St. Clair to an inter giving an elaborate (and there
G o ld Beach, former residents
fore boring) report.
here. Mrs. Coady is the former county advisory com m ittee on
Because of the importance of
Parks
and
Recreation
requested
Dana Buss.
this m eeting, all Republicans
Shelly Ann was born in Gold by County Judge Fel Campbell.
who f e e l the principles that
Beach December 21,1965, and Bills in the amount of $2, 169.61
made them so register are worth
died at Dorenbecker Hospital were approved for payment. The
in Portland on Wednesday,Jan amount includes $ 1 ,2 0 0 for a while should be there, \nyane
else interested is also invited,
city audit.
uary 5, 1966.
unless they are active Demo
She is survived by her parents,
crats, but the com m ittee em
a brother, Brian, 16 months; pa
phasizes that even active Demo
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
crats will not be thrown out!
A1 Robertson of Coos Bay; m a
A teen rally w ill be held next COMMUNITY CALENDAR
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Monday night, January 17,7:30
Arthur Buss of Port Orford.
Thursday
Services were conducted by p.m ., at Sixes Grange hall, fea
turing special music by teens Floras Willow club, 1 p .m .
Father Karen.
Contributions are being made and co lleg e-a g e young people C.W . Fellowship», 7:30 p. m.
Friday
from the Seaside area.
to the Cystic Fibrosis Founda
A special message concerning Pacific vs Gold Beach
tion at Portland.
here—8 p.m .
work with the multitudes of co l
Saturday
lege students who flood the Sea
DATES TO REMEMBER
side area on holidays w ill be Eastern Star, 8 p. m.
Birthday wishes go out this oiven by Rev. J. D. Gllham of Pacific vs Brooking?
here—8 p .m .
w eektoM innie VanBibber, Vicki Seaside.
Monday
The free event is being spon
Werner, Lute Henry, Timothy
France, C h a r l e s Comer,J. R. sored by A s s e m b l y of God Jobs Daughters, 7:30 p .m .
Tuesday
Sanchez, Cindy McKenzie and churches in the SouthCoast Dis
Amer.
Legion A ux., 8 p. m.
trict
of
Oregon,
Churches
from
Dee Wood.
Wednesday
Anniversary wishes go to Mr. Florence to the California line
JayCettes, 8 p. m.
and Mrs. Harry Strahan and Mr. w ill participate.
Lions, 7:30 p. m .
The public is Invited.
and Mrs. Harold Hight.
Official business was confined
A closed session of the city
council at 7 p. m, preceded the to a minimum with a miner ex
regular Tuesday night meeting. change of words between Del
Councllmen were closeted be bert Fryer and public works supt.
hind doors of the city clerk's Frank M ost I s getting things un
office fo r about an hour and derway. Fryer told the council
twenty minutes, maintaining a that he wanted to make arrange
no—
com m ent attitude when they ments to have the water turned
emerged to conduct r o u t i n e back on at his residence. Some
tim e in the future, he said, be
business at 8:20; even though
the closed sen ion lasted as long cause he wasn't quite ready. Hia
water had been off for nearly a
as the regular m eeting.
Councllmen are permitted by year, Fryer related, ever since
city charter to hold "executive his l i n e had plugged and he
session" but no action may be couldn't get water. He said the
city told him they would fix the
LOST CAR Is found. Only a bit taken during such m eetings. Any l i n e but they couldn't get to
of the top and the tip of the action that may result must be work on it for a long tim e. Thia
radio a n t e n n a e (see arrow*; conducted at a public m eeting resulted in his being billed for
a n d recorded in the minutes,
could be seen to Indicate where
water he wasn't getting^nd be-
abouts of the car which Mr. and Mayor Lloyd Bates said.
Mrs. Will lam (R ip ) Storm of
Langlois had abandoned in the
darkness of New Year's Eve when
they ran into flood waters over
the North Bank Road, west of the
C o q u i lie - C o o s Bay Highway
Junction. Archie Aldropp is seen
standing an the front bumper o
t h e submerged car. He had to
get wet to hook a winch cable
onto the vehicle so that Aldropp
Garage wrecker could fish it out.
S C A R C E L Y DAMAGED car
looks good as new a few m in
utes after it was recovered from
water and put on trailer behind
wrecker.
— Photos by Art Aldropp
Pair Admils
More Thefts;
Are Sentenced
Thieves Take
Transmission
Chamber M ulls
D inner M eeting
KPQT0 uy rnDi«i o«vrmmwr»
"Today marks the seventh
year of mystewardshipas your
Governor. When I took the oath
of office, I pledged a vigorous
quest for new job opportunities
both through the expansion of
existing Oregon enterprise and
through t h e nation-wide and
world-wide search for O egon
sales and services."
"The facts speak for themselves.
Employment is at an a ll-tim e
high. We have developed 1 3 8 ,-
000 new jobs, the equivalent of
t w o cities the size of Salem.
Even those who are on welfare
have rehabilitation and work
relief outlets to maintain their
seif-esteem unavailable seven
years ago.
"Our highway rystem has seen
its greatest development in any
comparable time in its history;
o u r education program has a
scholarship commission and a
community college system un
known several years ago.We have
embarked on a water study to
ward off possible raids from other
states.
"So much for the past and the
present. In our future together I
see an Ckegon of even greater
progress, a recreational m ecca,
an econom ic dynamo, a factor
known to be reckoned with in
t h e decisions of our nation. I
earnestly want to put whatever
talents and experience m ay be
On Student
T each er Staff
Sherry Dahrens of Port Orford,
a senior at Oregon College of
Education, is student teaching
this term at South Salem high
school to com plete one of the
last major requirements for the
bachelor's degree in education.
Seventy OCE students in e le
mentary and secondary educa
tion are student teaching this
term in W illamette V a l l e y
schools. Student teachers work
under the close supervision of
cooperating teachers and m em
bers of the OCE staff, who visit
the schools regularly.
Student teachers must have
reached s e n i o r standing and
have a satisfactory grade point
average. Those who have suc
cessfully com pleted their stu
dent teaching requirements and
rema ining course work may e am
a bachelor of science or bache
lor of arts degree in education
and became eligib le far certifi
cation to teach in CX-egon's pub
lic schools.
T ax Court
Judge F ile s
A pplication N eeded
For T ax Exem ption
Crowhurst A ttends
State GOP M eeting
Infant D aughter D iet
T een R a lly Set
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