COSTS CLIMB
Ten Cents
C of C Endorses
Welcome
Program
* Blood Drive Set
For May Second
The public 1» b e in g re ­
minded of the urgent need lo r
blood. The quota for th is area
which Includes Bandon, l-ang-
l"l.x, Pori 1 " ft I <!, 1 >!■»«» I ,1-!
Gold Itesch h is been Increased
33%.
The amount given during the
past year has decreased con­
siderably ind .m effort is l« -
Ing made at this tim e to re­
place what has twee used (or the
people of this area, In a<tdltlon
to the Increased amount needed
fo r the armed forces.
The Uloodmoblle w ill be In
B a n d o n at the Oceen Crest
School gym, locatiMl one block
west of Highway 101 on l lt t i
stre e t, May 2 Iwtween the hours
of 3 and 7 p.m.
The quota has beei set at
10S points. People are a»k*-d
to re fra in from e iting fatty
fo o ts four hours p rio r to the
tim e when the> w ill give blood.
There w ill be transport alien
availai le trf P o rt cnrrtT*r7flTt
la rtf.o ls fo r ill people who
w ill la* donating blcasl and ire
unable *o provide th e ir owe
transportation.
Tor more Inf ormation please
contact M rs. I'd Conley, Mrs.
Ira Tucker o r M rs. B ill Hef­
fner of Port O rford oi Mrs.
C h arlie Caugbell In I a n rlo is .
T.B. Association
Plans Activities
NEW SIGN now mark# the en­
trance to the llo ta ry Club's new
lit t le league baseball fie ld as
fin a l (-reparations are underway
for th r season opening. An o ff i-
c lla dedication w ill herald the
event. Sign was constructed try
Ira D elam arter,
School Budget
Vote Monday
The voters of the Port Or ford-
Langlois School D i s t r i c t 2CJ.
w ill vote Monday, M ay 2, 1966
on tlie proposition to exceed tlie
<> ,wr cent statuatory increase
lor tlie 1966-67 school budget,
Ihc voters w ill b a llo t between
tlie hours of 2 p, m . and 8 p, m.
at tlie Port Ctford Elem entary
S t h o o I (M ultipurpose r o o m ),
and die Langlois Primary School
(O ld lllg h Scliool (b u ild in g . The
d is tric t tax le v y tor tlie fiscal
yeai beginning July 1, 1966 Is
5304, 2lH . 72. That w hich w ill
exceed the 6 per cent lim ita ­
tio n andw hichrequires the v o t-
« 1 ■ p p r o v a 1 is $ l b l, 361.7?.
l il t s excess Is n e c c s s ita tc d ^e -
c a use of the la c k ol an adequate
tax base In the d is tric t.
Last year th e tax levy was
.312, 894. 00. The amount o u t-
s id e the 6 per cent lim ita tio n
w h ich r i q u i t e J a vote of tlie
people was $197, 894. 00. This
a m o u n t was lowered to S I59,
797. 67 before being sent to the
assessor for levtng purposes. This
reduction w as made possible due
to addiuonal r e v e n u e s made
available from State and Count)'
sources. The to ta l tax le v) of
the 1966-67school )-ear w ill be
$ 1 5 ,6 1 3 .2 8 less than voted on
last year. Should ad d ition a l re­
venues be received before July
IS, 1966, a reduction w ill be
shown to tlie a s s e s s o r, w hich
sliould re fle c t a corresponding
reduction bi the l o c a l school
tU b
Tlie Curry Comity Tubvrc u lc -
sis and H ealth Association held
th e ir first quarterly me« ting Ap­
r i l 20 In Gold Beach. TT»li was
p rim a rily a bu Iget m eeting and
a 'L o o k Ahead1 to see hou m uch
coul I be accom plished for tile
com ity, h ca lth w lse . Almost one
th ird o f the finances o f $1,947.
00 w ill be use I to furthui the
e radication o f T . B, In the coun­
ty tins year. ITic tim e testing
Services w i ll be held tom or­
(rogram for school ch i, iren ano
adults, the ye a rly check up by row, Friday, A p r i l 29, at the
Part Ctford C om m unity Church,
having X -ra y milts in the count)
2 p. m . , for Ruby Ellen Paddock
and assistance to patients in the
hospital at Salem or Portland are w ho passed away Tuesday, A p ­
a large part of tills work. 11:1s. r il 26, I960, at Curry General
y e a r the X -ra y m ilt w ill he at Hospital in Gold Beach.
B o r n October 19, 1891, in
die sa ne tom locations in Sep-
J iuic tio n C ity , O r e g o n , R uby
tem ber and Cctober.
and her husband K eith, whom
Members present at the meet­
ing were Langlois, A lm a Deets, she m arried on December 28,
1938, had resided In this area
Ruth H llterbrand, Donna Churc­
for several years.
h ill and Ma.-garlte W hite; Port
She Is survived by her hus-
Orford, Spieva Lindberg, Gold
b a n d , K eith; a daughter, Mrs.
Beach, Selma Cam pbell, Doro­
P ul Chapman, Cottage Grove;
thea M ille r, M ina DeVoejBrook-
a s o n , Eldon L, Robison, Port
ings, M argarlte W att, Constance
Orford, a sister, L ix je S h illin g -
Nlere. ie and Vein Hanacam,
ton, Junction C ity ; fiv e gran.i-
c h iid re n and three g re a t-g ra n J-
c h il Ire ic
The Rev. Jam ie France w ill
o ffic ia te at the s e r v i c e s w ith
b u rlla to fo llo w at the Port Or­
ford Cem etary.
WINNER of firs t place. Division
I, in the State Epsilon Sigma A l­
dates t o remember
pha International s e r a i b o o k
contest was this entry by the lo ­
Birthday w is h e s go out this
cal Alpha Psi Chapter. The a- w e e k to Dale Lee, M i c h a e l
ward was made it last weekend's G entr), Leonard Peterson, C lin t
Convention In Salem,
Stole, M abel Edstrom, Bob Gen­
tr)’ and Janet Aldropp.
Friday Services
For Rudy Paddock
Scrapbook Takes
State First
«
House Of Representatives
Pass Duncan's Dunes Bill
The House of Reprcser tatlves
passed Cor. ressma H o le rt B,
Du* car ’ » t i l l A p ril 19 loestal -
It all the Oregon Dunes National
Seashore, a 30-m ile complex
Of beach, live dunes, foreste d
dunes and Inland lakes ti the
Coos Day-Heedsport-Florence
area.
During the debate, p r lc r to the
favoral le vote on the n easure,
Congressman Duncandescrll ed
the area as “ the finest rem ain­
ing example of coastal uunes in
the United S tates."
The Medford Democrat em­
phasized that 'the concept of
manacemei t fo r the area would
1« fo r put 11c tse, net a p re ­
s e rv e ."
Duncan praised the State of
Oregon fo r its excellence In
meeting the needs of outdoor
recreation fo r Its superlative
state park systems, tu t p c lrt-
ed c-’t that colsolldatloncf these
liarks Into the Seashore with the
National Park Serviceprovidltg
the nperattoi and maintenance
w o u li release State fu n is ’o r
r e c r e a t i o n a l developments
elsewhere.
However, h< p rcvl *ed In the
h ill that lan s o w re i by the
State o r los il governments
coul I l>e acqi Ired by the Fed­
e ra l Governr e rt cnly with the
consent of the ow. er.
"T h e Senior Senator from.
m> state has stated his oppo­
sition to tilts b ill because It
c a rrie s v lth 11 the rlcht fo r the
Secretary tc condei r private
properties in acqtJrln
the
lands w ithin the Seasln re. I
have provided,” Duncan said,
" f o r residence owners lo con-
Curry Republicans
To Reorganize
Curry GOPCentral C om m ittee
held its regular m eeting Thurs­
day evening at the Courthouse.
V ice -ch a irm a n Norman C row-
hurst presided. Im plem entation
of the pa r t y ' s reorganization
plans at the county le ve l were
extensively discussed.
Of p a rticular interest to Cur­
ry county were plans to decen­
tralize c o m m i t t e e a c tiv ity ,
holding sectional meetings in
the t h r e e m a jo r parts of tlie
county, centered in Brookings,
Gold Beach and Port Orford. This
w ill better care for problems in
the in d ivid u a l areas. Provision
for e ffe ctive liaison is to be in ­
cluded, so overall a c tiv ity in the
county Is successfully coordin­
ate.!.
As re -fo rm a tio n of the com ­
m itte e Ls due im m e d ia te ly fo l­
lowing tlie prim ary e lection, the
tim in g is p a rtic u la rly opportune.
Plans w ill be form ulated so that
a d e fin itiv e organization can he
adopted at that tim e .
tinue using th e ir homes fo r a
25-year term o r fo r th e ir life
tim es, o r u n til the surviving
children reach age 2 1 ."
“ The b ill also d ire c ts " he
explained, “ the Secretary of
In te rio r to ievelop areas fo r
camptnv, plckidcklng, boating;
a id to continue tc allow hunt­
ing and flshln-.- when It would not
jeopardize the use by the public
and hln ie r adm inistration of
the Seashore.”
Duncan also stated that the
b ill m erely authorized the ap­
pro p ria tio n of funds l*ut Id
rot as't fo r I m m e d ia t e ap­
p ropriations, stating, “ I hope
pressures on the Nation’ s ec­
onomy w ill ease In the near
future to the point where ap­
propriations fo r land purchase
an I seashore 'evelopment can
te p ro v l le d ."
Two Directors
To Be Elected
The Annual School Election
of the P o r t C tfo rd -L a n g I o i s
School D is tric t 2CJ, w ill be held
betw een the hours of 2 p. m . and
8 p. m . on M ay 2, 1966. The
p o llin g places w ill be the Port
C tford Elementary’ School (M u l­
tipurpose room ) and the Langlois
P r i m a r y School ( O ld H ig h
S chool).
The purpose of this e le ctio n
w.’l l be to e le c t two Directors.
Cfae from Zone 5, far four years
of a fiv e year term . M r. Elmer
Bens was appointed by the Board
toserve from September t i l l e -
le c tio n in M ay. Cue D irector
f o r Zone 4, Elk R iver for five
y e a r term , w hich is currently
held by Mrs. M abel K ight, whose
term explresjune 30, 1966, but
does n o t choose to run again.
Both Zone 4 and Zone 5, w ill
require a w rite in vote as no one
file d for candidacy for e ith e r of
these positions. To be elegible
on a w rite in vote the candidate
must reside w ith in the boundries
of Zone 5, w hich is w ith in the
C ity lim its o f Port Orford; Zone
4, w h ich is Elk R iver; be a legal
voter, and be w illin g i f elected
to assume the duties o f a School
Board D irector for the designa­
ted length of o ffic e .
The chamber o f commerce
Monday unanimously endorsed
'.he p r o p o s e d "W elcom e Pro­
gram" to be sponsored by Zion
Lutheran C h u r c h and pledged
support of its activitie s.
Project chairm an Vem M ag­
neton reported that he had con­
tacted about 35 local businesses
and they a li showed interest in
the program and were w illin g to
cooperate.
Plansca.l far g ift certificates,
letters of w elcom e, church and
c iv ic club directories, chamber
phamplets and other types of in ­
f o r m a t i o n that new-comers
would find useful to he'p then-,
get a c q u a in t e d in the area.
These items w ould be "p a ck­
aged" and p r e se n te d to new
fa m llie s w ith in a day or two af­
ter th e ir arriva l Iry the welcome
co m m itte e .
Coos-Curry E lectric Co-op has
offered to assist the com m ittee
by keeping th e m inform ed of
new e le c tric hook-ups.
It was also approved to send
telegrams supporting the local
breakwater project and urging
approval of appropriations to the
Ctegon Congressional delega­
tio n prior to hearings in Wash-
l n g t o n , D. C ., set for M a y 3
and 4.
Heavier Traffic
Demands Caution
With the weather getting war­
mer and summer on the way,
Oregon residents w ill be taking
more acekend drives, Police
Chief Harold P. Hight reminded
Port O rfo rd residents. He poin­
ted out that 65% of ail A p ril tra f­
fic fa ta litie s In Oregon last year
occurred on weekends, and u r ­
ged m otorists to d rive with
caution In the heavier weekend
tra ffic .
The weekend trlpoftenbeglns
late on a F riday evert ng when
d rive rs are tire d f r o m the
week’ s work, and ends with a
late drive home on Sunday.The
Chief sUd "M any fa m ilie s tr y
to go too fa r and plan too many
things fo r one weekend, and find
themselves speeding to get to
th e ir destination."
For a safe weekend tr ip , he
advised tra ve le rs to start th e tr
tr ip rested, to allow enough tr a ­
vel tim e, to plan a weekend that
is not rushed, and to d rive with
respect and caution fo r other
d riv e rs on the road.
“ Don’ t let the good weather
change your d riving habits from
careful to careless. It’ s just as
im portant to d rive carefully
when the sun Is shining as when
there is snow, rain, o r fog to
slow you down and don’t let the
tragedy of a tra ffic accident end
a ll of your future w e e k e n d
plans,” the Chief concluded.
DINNER GUESTS
Saturday evening dinner guests
at the home of M r. and Mrs. Leo
M itc h e l! were M r. and Mrs. Paul
Rickard, business manager o f
Northwest C hristian College and
Lonnie Southern, freshman a t
N. C . C _____________
BOARD SAYS THANKS
The Langlo is l i b r a r y board
wishes to ¿hank M ary AVahl for
m aking posters for Library Week
and M s. Archie A ldropp for ta k ­
ing pictures of students at lib ­
rary
Concerts Set
R 'hard Harper, band d ire c­
to r, aa announced dates for
the laitds’ spring concerts.
The Port O rford grade school
band w ill hold its spring con­
cert May 3, and the 1 anglols
batxl on May 13.
P acific high chorus w ill pre­
sent a special program at the
school May 17, and the Pacific
high spring band concert ts set
fo r May 26.
THURSDAY
P. T . A ., S p .m .
M O ND AY
Jobs Daughters, 7:30 p.rr..
WEDNESD AY
Back A cres, 8 p .m .
Lions C lub, 7:3 0 p .m .
Morgan Calls For Reappraisal Of U. S.
Policy and Military Commillmenis
Gold Beach--Howard M or­
gan, Democratic candidate fo r
the U. S. Senate, called fo r a
reappraisal of our diplom atic
and m ilita ry commitments a ll
over the w orld in Gold Beach
Friday evening.
Speaking to southwest Ore­
gon tim b e r operators, Morgan
said the United States cai not
expert the w orld tc stand s till
while we follow policies fo rm ­
ulated tn past years.
"T he peoples of the w orld
are demanding change," he
said. " M illio n s of peop'e In
backward countries know that
th e ir lives can be tietter. That
knowledge leads Inevitably to
Insistence that th e ir lives must
lie tie tte r and gives them a w ill­
ingness to fight anyone who
resists change."
The Democratic senatorial
candidate said that unless the
U. S. acknowledges p re se t! re­
a litie s of power In A sia, we
ris k w orld ulsaster through a
war with China and, perhaps,
the Soviet Union as w ell.
N otice is hereby given that
there w ill be a m eeting of the
B u d g e t C om m ittee of C u r r y
County on Wednesday, May I I ,
at 10 a. m . in the County Court­
house, Gold Beach, Oregon. The
budget com m ittee w ill receive
copies of the proposed budget
and the budget message. Any
person d e sirin g to d o so m a y dis­
c u s s the proposed budget pro­
g r a m s at this tim e . Copies of
the proposed budget may be pur­
chased at this tim e for 25 cents
a sheet. The Court would appre­
ciate advance notice from per-
so n s desiring to purchase por­
tions or a ll of the budget.
Fowler Given
Three Years
R i c h a r d Fowler, 19, w a s
sentenced to three years in the
O egon State Prison Monday by
C i r c u i t Court Judge James D.
Norman.Fowler was found g u iity
oa a charge of b u r g l a r y in a
d w e l l i n g , the Eldon Walker
home, on A p ril 2.
Gordon K in ter, charged w ith
receiving and concealing stolen
p r o p e r t y , in connection w ith
the W a 1 k e r burglary, was or­
dered held for grand ju ry Tues­
day by Port Orford Justice Court
Judge Lloyd Bates. K inter's bail
o f 85, 000 was continued.
Free Clinic Set For
Crippled Children
The C rippled C hildren's D iv i­
sion o f the University of Oregon
M e d i c a l School, the C u r r y
County H ealth Department, and
the Curry County M e d ica l So­
c ie ty w ill sponsor a free D iag­
nostic C rippled Children's C li­
n ic lo* orthopedic defects, such
as crooked s p in e s , dislocated
hips, fa lle n arches, and crooked
legs at the H ealth Department
in Gold Beach on Thursday, M ay
12, 1966.
Patients w ill be seen on re fe r­
ral from the ir private physicians.
If yc z are interested in an ap­
pointm ent p le a s e contact the
C u r r y County H ealth Depart­
m ent in Gold Beach.
James Vincent Is
District Commander
D istrict 9 of th. Veterans of
WorldAVar I , at a m eeting hes-
ted by Barracks No. 673, Co­
q u ille , elected th e fo llo w in g
buddies as officers for the Dis­
tric t for 1966-67. Commander,
J ames V incent, Port Orford, Sr.
Vice-Com m ander, John G iik i-
son, M y r t l e Point; J r. V ic e -
Commander, L, A. LaFlamme,
M yrtle Point; Chaplain, John AA’.
Welch, Brookings; Quartermas­
ter, Harold B. Fisher, Port Or­
ford.
The next m eeting of Barracks
No. 903, Port Ctford, w ill be
h e ld M ay 1, at the A m erican
Legion H a l l . This is "L o y a lty
Day" and a large attendance is
expected. P o t-lu ck is a’; 1 p. m . ,
w ith m eeting to fo llo v .
Mission Sunday
Film Is Slated
Pedestrian Deaths
Climbed Last Year
A f increase lr O re ;o r’ i pe-
le s trtu tra ffic fatalities was
roted ii 19f* l y the Depart­
ment oi Motor V e h ic le s , ac-
co rd lr ' to Howard Eddy, Man-
a. e r of the T ra ffic Safety 4
Educaticr Division.
he total
te n te r of p e d e stria n kllle«)
lr, tra ffic accidents has eer-
rising yearly sln< e 1962 except
’o r I9€4, wher a s ll. ht Increase
was seen. The 72 people killed
as pedestrla’ s last year repre-
sert 1 '.'% of the tctal 1905
tra ffic accpiei t v ic tir s, E tdy
said.
Two age .roups represented
the hi best number of pedes­
tria n > iths in 19C5, the De­
partment said. The 65 years and
old e r bracket claimed 45", of
ttie '2 v ic ti ; S, ..r lt lie u i le r-
nlre group h a l 2
of the tctal.
The high percerta eg for these
two age groups points out the
need fo r Increased attention to
caution a n l alertness by lo th
• I lerE. pe Jestriars ard the par­
ents of young children.
Eddy u r ed all older people,
especially ores who jo any
walking later ir. the day an i.
the evenir hour3 when most
fatal acci iei ts irv o lv ln eld­
e rly pedestriars occur, tc re -
rre m le r that it is harder to be
seer lr. the later hours o ' the
lay, and ttiat It ts ,i ft c t lt for
d riv e rs to step th e ir cars orce
a pedestrtar is seer. He also
rem irded parerts of srr a llc h il-
Iren t ; keep them o ff the streets
and to fird places fo r them to
play away from heavy tra ffic .
“ We reea to remember that
ore person is r.o match fo r a
powerful car. If we don’t e
much more careful as pedes­
tr ia r s , ard tr a ir cur children
ir safety, the percent!, e is
goln tc c lim l ever higher In
1966,” Eddy concluded.
War Veterans
To Get Special
Fish License
With the fishing season at
hand, the Department of Vet­
erans’ A ffa irs today re m iia kd
disabled war veterans of th e ir
entitlement to low-cost Oregon
game licenses.
Veterans 25 percent o r more
disabled, as ce rtifie d ty the
Veterans A dm instratioi. o r the
Armed Forces, may purchase
either a fishing o r a hunt! ng lic ­
ense fo r 50 cents, or the com! t -
natlon for one d ollar. The appli­
cant must have been an Oregon
resident 'o r one year im m e­
diately p rio r to his application.
Disabled veterans of service
in Vietnam and other “ cold
w a r" service who have receiv­
ed the Armed Forces Expedi­
tionary Medal also qualify.
Application fo r the license,
along with proof of d isa b ility,
must be submitted to the State
Game Commission, 1634 S.W.
A lder, Portland. Veterans dra­
wing VA compensations o r pen­
sions should w rite the VA Re­
gional Office, Portland, fo r
d isa b ility statements. Those on
d i s a b i l i t y retirem ent should
contact the appropriate service
branch of the Armed Forces.
Members of the Armed F o r­
ces assigned to permanent ac­
tive duty in Oregon may p u r­
chasefishing and hunting lic ­
enses and big game animal tags
fo r the regular resident fee, the
state veterans’ department said.
Those who have been stationed
in Oregon fo r at least six mon­
ths are deemed to be residents
fo r this purpose. Those here
fo r less than six months may al­
so quail')- If they get an appro­
priate statement from t h e i r
commanding o ffice r.
Servicemen may obtain th e ir
license at any hardware o r
sporting goods store that issues
them.
This Sunday, M a y 1, is M is­
sion Sunday at th« Port Orford
Assembly o f God Church. Dur­
ing the S u n d a y School hour,
9:45-11:00^ a mission film w ill
be shown. The fil-n is a 40 m in -
ute color and sound production
film e d inja p a n . A dram atic true
star)' o f a Japanese fa m ily en­
title d : "S uicide M o u n ta in ". The
; ublic is in vite d to attend.
Plans are being drawn up for
the rem odeling of the present
The value of Series E and H
church b u ild in g and a new Sun­ Savings Bonds owned by Ameri­
day School w ing to be added as cans has passed the S49 b illio n
soon as possible.
m ark and continues to rise.
In a special c ity council m eet­
ing Tuesday night a I de rm a n
Herb Thage gave a report on the
t r i p that he and Mayor Bates,
A Iderman George Hahn and En­
gineer Roy Erichaen took to Port­
land on A p ril 21 to meet w ith
the Head of the State Sanitary
A uthority, M r. Spies, and two
o ’ hiaaitfaM r. M illic a n and Mr.
Curran. Itwas explained by M r.
Spies that as our present plans
w e re set up, they were afraid
that affluent m ig h t run into the
I a k e . W ith new State regula­
tions now in force, itw a sre co m -
m e n d e d that the c ity have a
third stage treatm ent pond; three
separate C'wnpartme..ts, e a c h
w ith a cla y bottom ; so that when
the water is released from the
third stage i t w ill be pure. M r.
Spies stated that everything else
was in perfect order and he was
of the o p i n i o n that the c ity
should proceed w ith the sewer
project as q u ickly as possible.
Hahn reported that the State
Sanitarian said they would help
the c ity in any way they could
and that it was most lik e ly that
Port Orford w ould get in on the
ground floor to receive the 30
per cent g r a n t for fiscal year
1966-67, after plans for the new
holdings ;onds are approved.
C i t y engineer Roy Erichsen
reviewed b rie fly what had been
done in the past and what addi­
tional measures were necessary
tocom ply w ith new regulations.
He a g a in explained the third
stage treatm ent pond and said
that a 11 d.e land in the area
would have to be cleared and a
cyclone fence w ou'd have to sur­
round che pond and Treatm ent
Plant. He stated that this would
cost an additional S25, 000, but
t h a t the State w ould go along
w ith the increase in granting the
30 per cent. Erichsen was asked
what his additional fee would be
and he estimated about S i, 500,
or w ould not exceed the 11 per
cent that his contract called for.
Erichsen said that now each
pumping station w o u ld be re­
quired to have a stand-by gen­
erator, not been included in the
original plans. He said that dur­
in g construction an Inspector
would have to be on duty at a ll
times and if work were in pro­
gress at two separate points, two
Inspectors w o u ld be required.
Transite pipe properly installed
should last at least 50 years he
said.
Hahn s u g g e s te d that since
there would be no po in t in pav­
ing streets during the construc­
tion c f the sewer perhaps it would
be possible to get the County to
e x c a v a t e the pond in lie u of
paving.
Erichsen s a id that there are
two ways in w hich the assess­
m ent Districts can be instigated,
either by the people in the area,
or by the C ouncil. A lis t must
be com piled of each piece of
property in the d is tric t w ith ex­
act footage of each parcel, and
i f it were deemed advisable, it
w ould be possible to get the as­
sessment funds in advance from
t h e property owners in the 1st
phase d istrict.
Erichsen estimated t h a t the
to ta l p r o j e c t w ould now c o it
$345, 000 as compared to $318,
00 as o rig in a lly estimated.
Thage said that he had been
in touch w ith the Farm Home
A dm inistration a n d they have
offered to help the c ity w ith the
s e w e r in the farm o f a grant.
This grant would replace the one
previously offered by the Econ­
om ic Opportunity A ct, w hich is
apparently not n o w a va ila b le .
Erichsen asked for copies of the
Resolution No. 219, w hich was
adopted N o v e m b e r 9, 1965,
w hich appointed authorized o f­
ficers of the c ity of Port C iford
to sign the a p p lication for a Fed­
eral grant for Sewage Treatm ent
Works. This authorized Mayor
B tes and R e c o r d e r Loraine
Haines to sign the application.
Erichsen said th a t phase 1 of
the s e w e r d e ta ilin g a ll ease­
ments and b o u n d a r ie s , e tc .,
have to be passed and legal be­
fore Contract bids are c a lle d for.
The c ity engineer was given
authorization t o com plete the
revised plans and file an a p p li­
cation w ith the FELA for a grant
and to set up the Phase I asses­
sment d istrict on a p re lim in a ry
basis. Mayor Bates was author­
ized to re-sign a l' papers and ap­
plications pertaining to the sew­
er project, including the FHA
application.
FATHER PASSES AW AY
Vernon H ight, Crescent C ity
C a lifornia, father of Port Orford
c ity police chief, Harold H ight,
passed away Monday, A p ril 25,
atF o rt M ile y Veterans Hospital
in San Francisco, after a pro­
longed illness.
His survivors include tow sons,
H a r o ld , Port Orford, W a l l y ,
Crescent C ity, four grandchild­
ren and one great-grandson.
“ What ts needed," Morgan
continued, " is fle x ib ility and
understanding so that the pass­
age of tim e can mature and cool
« own China as It has matured
and cooled down Russia. Those
who have something toconserve
b e c o m e more conservative.
When China has a productive
system she cannot afford to lose
overnight, she w ill be guided
by common sense ant', w ill be
less w illin g to ris k war with
other rations of the w orld.
Send the News to a boy overseas.
♦
THIRD GRADE class taught by
Mrs. Calhoun p o s e s for News
picture fo llo w in g ta lk on news­
papers by Newsmanaging editor
Paul Peterson M r.day.
“ If we do not adjust to the
re a litie s of to d a y," Morgan
concluded, “ we might find our­
selves reaping the fru its oi a
world we do not want.”
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County Budget
Meeting Set
T hursday. A p ril 28, 1966
City Works On
Sewer Loans,
Phase One Plan