2—Port Orford News, Thursday. January 13. 1966
Business Women
Honor N ary Bales
Mary Wahl, senior prtnceaaj
Pam Mayra, Junior prlnceaa;
Kara MacDonald, guide; June
I ,i, moi
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w»a»lat
chaplain) K a lh y Delamarter,
treasurer) Colleen Swim, re
corder; Bette Belden, lib ra r
ian) Carla llubl e ll, musician)
Patty Peck. Carol lope, Kim
Dunn, Carol Ann Knapp, Donna
Branham, messengers) Bene
Fisher, senior c u s to d ia n )
Teresa Phillips, Junior custo
dian) Jean Dwlre, inner guard;
Darla Smith, outer guard.
Installation ceremonies were
c o n d u c te d by honored queen
llette Belden, 1 luda Lester,
junior custodian) Ginger Kosta,
senloi custodian; Sharon Strain,
chaplain; Janet Snyder, guide;
Patty Kalina, marshal) Margo
Samudlo, recorder; Paulyne
Clarke, musician; Tippy Hatch
EDIE CLARK-JOBS QUEEN
er, Bible ca rrie r.
Mrs. Thomas Parry and Mr.
The hall was beautifully dec
orated with basket bouquet.«. of and Mrs. Jerry Snyder of Van
rial satin polnsettlas and s il couver, Wash.
A special meeting of Jobs
vered greenery; lit the base
ment, |>lnk and sllvensl green was held Tuesday to receive
special Instruction from Grand
ery decorated the tables. Solo
ist for the program wasShlrley Guardian Jean Hargrave and
AssiH-lat» Grand Guardian A it
Hardy.
Post honored queens present 1 utz, t>oth of Portland.
were Linda Couch, Patty Ka
CURRY MEN IO Ml I t
lina and Belle Belden.
Curry County Men’ s Fellow
Gua dlan council member s
Include Dorothj Knoke, guard ship *111 meet Jan. 15 at the
1 anglols Community Church at
ian; Ralph ii inhat , •
i tit
guardian; Towena Clark««, guar - 6:45 p.m, with Dave Bolt at
dlan secretary; Thelma Han- speaker. ___ ______
hait, guardian treasurer; Pat FROM GRANTS PASS
lew m ati, director of music;
M r. and M u . Buck \ k ln from
Chris I III«
d lr e e lo
Grant« Pau were here la«l w esk
Fpochs; Jean Samudlo, Geor
gina Wahl, guar llan of phara- to visit w ith her lis te r and h tu -
Parific Squad Drops Double
about fast liv in g .. . these pub»
lishert, w ith a little effort, could
The Business and Profes
probably have us up into next
sional
Women’s club honored
year by August. In most cases
Mary K. Bates, wife of M ajor
m agazine cover dates are not too
Lloyd Bates, at their dinner
important. But, there have been
m any cases where something of meeting at Orford’ s last Tues
national importance or interest day night.
M rs. Bates was given the
has been published in a m ag that
appears on the newsstand dated club's “ Golden Torch Award”
for being a leader in the com
two months ahead, only to have
munity, a leader of women who
a c o m p letely opposite outcome
has contributed in the advance
when that date actu ally an ives.
ment of women’ s c a r e e r s, for
Local postoiaster Norm Beker
By the w ay, the date of the
invited me to lunch last Friday Rotary Club H ullabaloo lias been her leadership among the youth
for an interview concerning m y changed because of a basketball of the community and also for
feelings toward post office op gam e at P acific. Originally set her work on other county and
erations, both here and in gen for January 29, 7:30 p. m . . thi state committees.
President Louise Hahn pre
eral, and to find out if 1 had any eve nt w ill now be held on Sat
g r i p e s . (At the request of the urday, February 12, 7 :3 0 p .m ., sented Mary with a corsage and
postmaster general, he said, in at Battle R ock gym . If you want mentioned a number of things
she is actively engaged in, in
flatin g m y e g o .. . all postmas to p e r f o r m — (amaze y o u r
ters are interview ing local edi friends who didn't know you cluding: member of the commit
tee of “ Governor’s council on
tors, he added, unnecessarily k could play or sing k . . just con
He w a s m ain ly interested in ta ct Norm Baker, Jim Peterson children and youth” , member of
Juvenile Delinquency and Prob
whether Ihad any concern about or Paul Peterson.
postal o p e r a t i o n s regarding
Another date com ing up next lems of Youth program on the
m ailin g and d elivery of news month is the annual grade school state level, standing committee
papers. 1 think anyone that has carnival February 19. It's always of retarded children on the state
level, past president of Pl A,
to use the services of any gov a lot of fa m ily fun and proceeds
secretary-treasurer of Com
ernment operation becomes a help purchase visual aids equip
munity Action program (federal
little confused now and then be m ent for student instruction.
anti-poverty program), Insti
cause of the m ultitude of re
C bly strangers or dam fools
quirements that have to be met, com m ent about the weather. C*i gator of the swim program to
Mingus Park (taking 86 chil
the m any "different" methods the chance that I m ay be called
of doing the same thing, and the eid ler or both I w ill say th is.. . dren) which Is continuing each
long w a y around a "normal" at this tim e, l:4 5 T u esd ay p .m ., year, operated a kindergarten
school for four years, acted
procedure. (Y o u 've heard the as I glance out the window I see
for eight years as an instruc
o l d saying: the right way,the blue 'ky, sunshineand only a few
tor for r e le a s e time Bible
wrong w ay and the government fa irly white clouds. A t the same
study until teachers were avail
way; with the latter requiring tim e I m ake no predictions.. .
seven c o p i e s of everything). but I do keep h op in g.. . hop in. able, helped to sponsor com
ban«l, I tlicl ami licit An lcr«on.
munity Christmas p ro g r a m,
p h ern alla; ! v e ljn M acDonald,
After Norm had o r d e r e d a
. . . hoping.
worked for many years with
guardian of sociability; Hazel
cheeseburger and pot of tea for
Sales for advertising space cn
McKenzie, Tressa Gorsuch,
him self and coffee for me he Rotary little league baseball 4-H and Cub Scouts.
Her name w ill be submitted
guardian of hospitality; John
popped the first question: "Do field fence w ent into full Swing
to the d is tric t where It w ill 1«
1st, finance tnd fraternal re
you have any questions, Paul.
Tuesday with members reserving
I cam e right b ack w ith "Yes, nine of the 33 availab le 4x8 foot judged along with others for
lations.
Out-of-town guests attending
w h a t kind of questions do you spaces. Two purchase plans are possible state awards.
Club members set March 1
w e re relatives of H o n o re d
m e a n?" How’ s that for sharp being offered; you can buy the
as "Bosses Night” and planned
Queen E die, Including M i. and
openers? He explained the sit space for $10 and paint your own
a Chinese dinner to be served
uation a g a i n and we started sign, or buy the space and have
over.W ithhim leading me on we the club handle the sign painting at the Sixes Grange h a lt
Winter board meeting w ill l>e
began to m ake some headway for 52 5. Units are being sold on a
w ith the interview and I learned first com e basis.Rem ember what In Portland, Jan. 22 and 23,
with state legislative chair
some more facts about the gov
i the air Is Scott McDon
they say about die last man in! man Betty Bigelow, president
ernment’ s long w ay around.. .
ald
(40)
claim in g a rebound for
W
atch
next
w
eek
for
our
an
Louise Hahn and Maude Weir
this tim e about m y second love
Pacific In the C oquille m atch
to attend.
(Hi, Nancy), the newspaper. To nual summ ary of News he adlines
Friday. Steve Chill l;< (34 ) and
Secretary was Instructed to
you who haven't y e t been in for the past year. Just a in 't had
S m o k e y Storm (24 ) p r o v I d e
w
rite
D
r.
Sklppen
concerning
tim
e
to
com
pile
the
scoop
yet.
form ed, this m ay seem a little
back-up power.
Interest
In
a
convalescent
home
far out but it's a fact. For in
In connection with the county
stance: the Ophir post office,a»
hospital at Gold Beach.
you k n o w , is about 15 m ile s
Last Friday the Pirates again
New members, Linda Couch
south.. . and a leisurely 20-m in-
fell to die bombardment of die
John D. Johnson, son of Mr. and and Mary Price, were initiated
ute drive. But the fastest w ay to
C oqu ille sharpshooters 86-33.
Mrs. J. D.Johnson of Port Crford, by members, Betty Bigelov,
By NBONTA HALL
get a letter delivered there, or a
C oach Law threw In everything
reported to go on active duty on M ildred Russell, Maude Weir,
newspaper, is to send It to Eu
January 3, follow ing four months Grace McKenzie, Pat Starr and
but the proverbial 'k itch en sink,'
gene first. This is also true with
but to no avail. No com bination
in the N avy Cache Program. He Ethel Crutcher.
m ail to Cold Beach, Brookings
seem ed to c lic k , and our lads
was enlisted in the Cache Pro
a n d Bandon. But, at the same
appeared to be generally off
gram September 13, 1965.
tim e, it's faster to send m ail to
FORMER TEACHER HERE
their stride. Greg M ayea scored
Johnson
is
currently
going
Members of the Sixes Grange
FUDM
Sixes and Langlois direct. This
The Richard Rouselle faintly
ten points and performed w ell
draped the charter In honor o'
m ay sound ridiculous but there through seven weeks of basic
TUÍU t a r OF MONTH
on defense, holding his man to deceased memlier Smith Honey
of Newberg visited the Stanley
training
at
the
N
aval
Training
is a dam sensible ex p la n a tio n
four points in the f lrst half. Scott well at the meeting Saturday
Vandehey family In I an. lols
Center, San Die go, C alifornia, as
. . . if I got it right.
M cDonald exhibited his usual
Sunday. Rouselle Is a form er
PROTEIN AEVlTALUf«-
evening.
Here's wha' hoppens. Y o u an Airm an Recruit.
superb rebounding form. Clutch
teacher In the t anglols schools.
He
is
a
1965
graduate
of
Pa
The
home
economics
chair
PERMANENT
- HP 115.
drop a letter in the lo cal post
p l a y e r . Bill Hatmaker, added
man reported a large box of
o ffice today for tomorrow's de c ific high school.
spark when he was sent in by food had been given to a needy
livery at Cold Beach. The letter
dunking a couple of sinkers in family In Port Orford. The next
is processed and put in the Eu NEW ARRIVAL
Persons planning to apply for succession, but the nim ble Red
gene pouch w hich is picked up
reduced property taxes under Devils were not be be denied home ec meeting w ill 1« at the
U9W
Mr. and Mrs. Don M cM ichael
grange hall Jan. 20.
here by the 3:35 p. m. north
the senior citizens' homestead their second victory.
of
Bandon
Coast
Guard,
are
the
»rtM 9 lek T#<« 7 “ **
Legislative
Chairman
C.
H.
bound "hot-shot" truck or the
The follow ing night found all
proud parents of the ir first child, exem ption law are advised by
Miss Edie Clarke, daughter
Brooks gave a report on the
5:45 north-bound truck. A t Eu
County
assessor
Charles
L.
Fitz
three Pacific teams opposing
of M r. and M l
U t i . m < l a l ke
gene your letter is transferred Donald K yle,w eighing 7 pounds hugh the 1965 State Legislature m atching squads atM yrd e Point. state highways and where money
of Port Orford, was installed
comes from to support them.
to a sackroarked for Gold Beach, 3 i ounces,bom Wednesday, Jan made significant changes in the The FroshandJV's bowed in de
uary 5, at M c A u l e y Hospital,
as honored queen of Bethel No.
He said there are now 1,130,-
w hich is put on the "hot-shot
law and that these should be feat as did the Varsity. It looked
038 cars registered In the state.
50, Job’ s Daughters, »1 Hie
truck and delivered there about Coos Bay.
c
le
a
rly
understood
before
ap
like the Pirates were going to
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
Masonic Temple In PortO rford
Several events are scheduled
pmon E W2-4I7I
7 :00 a.m .the next day.The early
plication is made.
re g ister an upee t over the vars ity
for the hall during January In
Sunday, Jan. 2.
south-bound truck does not pick and Mrs. Marion Wilson of S al
One rf the most important is Bobcats with a lead of 31-26 at
em , paternal grandparents, Mr.
Other officers Installed were
cluding a church rally on the
up lo c a l m a il, just drops it. If
the substitution of the term,
halftim e and into the last eight
and.Mrs.J.B.McMichael of Port
17th, and a singing group, "The
your letter hadn't been routed
"household
income
of
the
ta
x
minutes of play. But, then things
land and great-grandm other is
Troubadores" w ill lie heard at
rbrongh Eugene it w o u l d not
Mrs.FredJamieson of Port Orford payer, " for the former term, began to fall apart, and the Pl
the hall on Jan. 19, featuring
reach Gold Beach until the big
"total
gross
receipts.
"House
ates could not muster enough
Mrs.Wilson is w ith her daugh
g o s p e l and country m u s ic .
m a il truck cam e through here
hold incom e" is defined as the points to overcom e the drive the
ter Sharon, who returned home
March 1 the Business and Pro
about 7:40, getting it to G. B.
total income received by the
Bobcats
put
on
in
the
last
quarter
from the hospital Sunday, to as
fessional Women’ s club of Port
along after 3:00 a. m . This also
taxpayer and all other persons of the gam e. Steve Phillips was
Orford w ill be served aChlnese
holds true for Ophir and Brook sist w ith die new baby.
included in the household. The top m an for P acific scaring ten
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R am ey and
dinner.
ings. Here's why Bandon m ail
old law required only that the points. The final ta lly was a
son of Eugene, visited over the
A demit was Issued the Nel
goes to Eugene. The "hot-shot"
gross income of the applicant heartbreaking 59-36, b u t the
weekend w ith her graudmother,
sons, and a card to Leta Hog-
truck on its north-bound trip
had to be less than 52, 500 a performance in the first three
Mrs.J am iesan, and a Iso her sister
gatt of Portland. Mr. Kane of
does not drop m a il, just picks it
year.
.. segments proved that the local
Langlois was reported 111 and
up. The regular north-bound Sharon and the new baby.
Under the new law, "incom e
lads have the stuff, and we look
Belva McDonald In the Gold
means the sum of "adjusted gross for that win next w eek. Plan to
truck picks up lo c a l m a il about
Beach hospital.
5:30 p.m .This truck could make ZION LUTHERAN
i n c o m e , " as defined in the be out at the high school on Fri
Brooks presented the pro
CHURCH NEWS
state' s persona 1 income tax law, day and Saturday evenings when
a m ail drop at Bandon if there
gram for the evening. A Po
Central Lutheran Church in plus the gross amount of any
was a sack routed there, but it
the Pirates take on Gold Beach
mona Grange meeting w ill be
w ouldn't do any good because Eugene w i l l be hosts for the otherwise exem pt pension (ex and Brookings.
held Saturday, Jan. 29, at the
that post office is closed and the Parish Education R a lly to be cept the taxpayer's contribution
Sixes G ra n g e hall. Members
m a l l wouldn't be distributed held on February 6, from 3:30 to to the pension), plus social sec
of Chetco grange are bringing
SPENDS
HOLIDAYS
urity payments, p l u s w elfare
until the next morning anyway. 7:30. This is for the Pastor, Par
desserts and the Ophir grange
payments, plus nontaxable in IN HAWAII
So, again, that m ail goes to the ish education com m ittee,super
members are bringing salads
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrell,
Eugene post office where it s i n t e n d e n t , officers, Sunday terest received from the federal
to the all-day meeting.
sent back to Bandon on the early school teachers and Catechists. government, and minus gifts or local residents, traveled by car
m o r n i n g "hot-shot" delivery The speaker w i l l be Norman
incom e in kind up to $300 in to Portland and from there flew
value and minus the value of to Hawaii on D e c e r n b e r 20, KNOKESRETURN
truck. Sixes and Langlois m ail Wegmeyer, director of lead er
John Knoke and son Randy
is delivered by a local route ship education.
surplus food and other r e lie f in where they spent the holidays
returned Saturday fr o m San
with their son and fam ily, Mr.
m ailtruck.N ow isn't that sim OFFICERS INSTALLED
kind given to the taxpayer.
Diego where they attended the
ple? W ell, if I've confused you
The exemption from taxation and Mrs. W illiam Morrell who
funeral ofKnoke’ sm other,M rs.
Installed during the Sunday
are
stationed
there
w
ith
the
U.
S.
in any way don't phone m e .. .
is a percentage of the first $ 10, -
George Knoke. Several days de
phone Baker cause he started the worship services were G. W . Ed
000 of true cash value of the A ir Force.
lay In returning was due to the
w hole thing. And besides,I'd a l strom, Vern Magneson, Donald
Returning Dec. 29, their two
taxpayer's homestead at the per
hazardous road conditions.
Stole, Knud Jensen, and Delmar
ready eaten lunch.
centage rates, based on age, as sons, Clinton and V irgil drove
Science G M echanics m aga Isakson. Karl Schelske w ill be
found in the prior law (65 to 68, them home from Lake Oswego.
zine carried a story in its Feb installed at a later date. A w e l
ten per cent; 69 to 7 1 , 30 per
ruary issue (yes, I said February) come was extended to the new
cent; 72 to 74, 50 per cent; 75
officers
and
a
special
thank
you
on the Russian space hoax, with
to 77, 70 per cent; 78 to 79, 90 MUNICIPAL CO U RT
BE COVERED
another due out next month. If to t h e out-going officers by
Those appearing before Judge
per cent; 80 and over, 100 per
you 're interested in such things Pastor Mensch.
THE SAPE WAY...
Loraine Haines in M unicipal
cent). This reduction in value
y o u 'll find some amazing facts BAPTISM SERVICE
w ill m ean a proportionate re
Court since last report were:
pointed o u t about the great
F r e d J. Yarbrough, Oct. 23,
duction in the total tax w hich
Kristi Rae Young, daugher of
space race cap er—too detailed
w ill be shown on the tax state
VBR, $10, forfeited bail.
Harvey and Clara Lee Yoiaig
to cover here.
Wm. Irwin W elch, Nov. 25»
m ent received next fa ll.
Speaking of dates, as the Feb was baptised during the service
The new law also provides VBR, $ 1 5 ,1, b.
ruary issue of the above SGM w ith Mr.and Mrs.Norman Dett-
Richard J. Gunther, Nov. 27,
that an applicant shall file his
m ag, did you ever notice how man as sponsors.
cla im for exem ption In dupli
VBR, $15, f.b .
m any magazines appear on the
cate with the county assessor, and
Richard A. Buss, Nov. 13, e x
8A« COUPS COGÍ NEAAl
stands with a publication date
that the assessor shall transmit cessive noise, $15.
in s u r a n c e
two or three months ahead. Talk
Rollin A.Cromp,June 12,VBR,
one copy to the State T a x
mission which, after an audit $16.
not later t h a n July 31, shall
Alton Leland Strain, Nov. 27,
• FIRE »AUTO
notify t h e assessor as to any disorderly conduct, $50.
• CASUALTY‘ LIFE
cla im where die household in
David M cC au ley,J r., Nov. 24,
com e appears too great to per
VBR, $11.
Dale VanBibber, Nov. 13, e x
m it the exem ption.
Alm ost anyone can be a m em
cessive noise, $15.
Poet O ffice Box 5
97465
Port Orford, Oregon
ber of the applicant's household,
Edwin A. Smith, Nov. 25, VBR,
but the "household incom e" w ill $13.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
1
stoics
be the total income received by
Nicholas Hensley, Nov. 20,
Second class m ail privilege« authorized at Port Orford, Ore.
a ll such persons during the pre
Improper passing, $20, $10 sus
ceding calendar year. A ll appli
. . . r .i.h .im
.............. Editor and Publisher
pended.
Louis L. Febheim .............................
Managing Editor
cants are required to bring In
Robert V. Tieplln g, Nov. 25,
Red M cW illiam s
Paul L. Peterson ............ ..................................
com e records for the 1965 year VBR, $50, f. b.
Subscription
ED 2-2907
Larry R.Peltier, Dec. 17, fa il
to the assessor's o ffice, where
In Curry County (per year in a d v a n c e )...........................
forms for filin g are a va ila b le.
ure to stop at stop sign, $15,
Outside Curry C o u n t y ........................................ 10 Cents
Representing
April 1 continues to be the
SinRl< Announcements, Notices, New» and A d w « J J » g
deadline f for filin g claim s, the
assessor said. He emphasized that Security purpoees, such as birth
Must be in the O ffice by 5«00 p. m. Tuesdays
no exem ption can be granted certificates, fa m ily records, old
unless the taxpayer files each tn«itrance policies, m a r r i a g e
SPOHSORED b y p o r r O PPM AttEM fLYPP POP ÍM M H
N A T IO N A L
t D ,T 5 * L £ L year. When filin g for the first licenses,and sim ilar documents.
N IW S P A M «
A < /? b e fr A T U À N
205 W. 6th St.
tim e, an applicant m is t bring Persons who have filed previous
P U B L IS H * 1 1
po st o s ro s o
proof of age. G enerally, this Is ly do not need to submit proof
ASSOCIATION
again.
anything acceptable for Soclol
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