Port Orford news., July 20, 1967, Page 2, Image 2

2—Port O ford Newt, Thursday, July 20, 1967
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$6 Jury fee, Coquille; Irma J, W, Fromm, disobey s t o p sign,
Creswell,obstructed vision, $10, $15, $10 siujwmled. Sixes; Roy
Coquilla; Frederick J. Marbieau, A.Coll bis, \'BR,$ lO,Slxei; Rob­
VBR, $25. CouuUle; Grady M. ert 1. lid! 1 l|ie, no o|«erstort lic ­
Pinson, VBR, $25, Powers; Vir­ ense, $5, langlols; leonard It.
The firs t Oregon extension
Glazier, VBIt,$2 S, Coos Ray; Judy
Pott O ffice Box S
97465
Port Orford, Oregon
ginia M, Pitts, failure to yield
agent assigned to work spe­
right-of-w ay to pedestrian, $15, 1. Ifrewctt, excesslvo noise, $15,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
c ific a lly with comm ercial sea­
North Bend.
$5 suspendedjunction City; Jer­
Second cla st m a il p riv ileg e, authorised et Port Orford, Ore.
food fishing and processing In­
Port Ctfordi Walter A. Cram,
ry R.DePriett, no operator* lic ­
*
dustries has been named by the
VBR,
$20| leonard L Coldiron,
ense,
$10,
Roseburg;
Samuel
R.
Funeral
services
were
held
Louis U F elth eim ......................................... Editor and Publisher
Cooperative Eitenalon Service
Ott, driving while right to ap|dy no vehicle license (explredldis-
Tuesday. July 18, 2 p. m. in St
Paul L Peterson .............................................. .. M anaging Editor
at Oregon State Unlveralty.
for operators license «uspendvd. mlssed (reduced license; Don­
Christopher Episcopal Church,
Subscription
dismissed, Winchester Bay; Mary na M. Lloyd, no O|>crators lic ­
Part Orford, far Ckrb Nicholas
He Is Robert W. Jacobson,
In Curry County (per year in a d v a n c e ).............................$3 00
ense, $5, suspended; Nicholas B.
L lleln , VBR, $1S, Eugene; Gor­
Knapp, 7CL resident o f North
Outside Curry C o u n ty .............................................................. $3 50
a native of North Bend, who
Marth.no
turn signal,$10| James
don
G.
Goddell,
fauure
drive
B
e
n
d
and
member
of
one
of
S in g le C op y............................... .............................................. 10 Cents
has been stationed at the Lin­
right side of highway, $15, Cres­ N, Dixson, no vehicle license,
Curry county's f i r s t pioneer
coln County courthouse In New­
Announcem ents, N otices, New» and Advertising
well; Hilaire J. Genestar, VBR, l; 'expired) $5; James F. McPoil,
fam ilies, who died Satin-day in
port. Gene L ear, directo r of the
Must be in the O ffice by SiOO p. m. Tuesdays
.'allure to dim licadl tglits, $ (Uj
$15, $ 10 sus|>ended, Bandon;Ol­
North Boid.
extension service, said Jacob­
ga 1. Griff In, VBR,$25, Los Gatos, Leona D .l(ammonti,disobey itop
The Rev.James Lloyd o ffici­
son v tll work with the fishing
N IW IP A P It
C alif. | Corvin C. Emdy, failure sign, $ 15, $ 10 sns|>ended; I lenry
ated at the services. Burial was
Industry along the entire Oregon
to drive rlglit side of highway, Auol|>ltsen, no vehicle license
in the Port Oford Cemetery.
coant.
P U B IIS N IB S
Nor th 11 oil ywood, Ca t if., dismis­ (axpfred)$5| Jolur G. Cariwntcr,
Knapp's parent». Mr. end Mrs.
ASSOCIATION
Lear said the new agent w ill
sed out of state; Joseph I. Davey, no vehicle license (expired) $5;
Louis Knapp, owned and operat­
be responsible fo r helping to
Lyle Hjleuslcy,truckS|>ced, $10;
VBR, State of Washington (dis­
ed the famed Knapp Hotel a-
disseminate results of research
m issed) out of state; Robert E. Raymond Ojohuson, biadequatc
round 1867. The hotel was con­
done by the OSU departments of
brakes,$10,$5sus|>euded; James
Vierck, VBR, U, S, Navy, dism is­
sidered one of the best hotels on
fish eries and w lldlirq, food
It. laskarls, no vehicle license,
sed.
the Pacific coast and was a fav­
technology, oceanography and
Those appearing from Port (expired) $5; C, II. Roae, no ve­
orite of Jack London, the WTiter.
the OSU M arine Science Center
Orford d u r in g January I967i hicle licen se,$5; larry B. Know­
Born Sept. S, 1896, in Port CP-
at Newport to com m ercial fish­
les, no vehicle license, $5, sus-
H a r v e y M cDaniel, excessive
ford, hr was a rancher most of
ermen and seafood processors.
noise, $10, sus|iended; Dorothy I »ended; Charles C.Morg.in. Vilit,
his life until two years ago when
V. Baird, failure to dim head- $25; James M. Woodward Jr. ,
be moved to North Bend to run
overheight, $10.
lightsl $15,$10siH|«nded; Kath­
the Holiday House Wig Salon
ryn Cook, excessive noise, $10;
with his wife, Hasel. He was a
$10 suspended; ITillip C. Fisher,
World War I veteran and m em ­
Cta June 3d; 1967, BUI H. M c­ no vehicle license (expired) $5;
ber of the Port Oford American
Claskey,co-owner and o|<rator
Legion.
Steven P.Smlth, no vehicle lic­
EDITOR
of die restaurant and lounge ense (expired) $5; V i c t o r A,
In addition to his w idow, Kna pp
known as "The Stag", Madras, Creson, no vehicle license (e x ­
The taxpayers of Curry County is survived by his sons, Harold,
Well it got the job d one.. .
Tata M c C .II w ith U r m ., G a .. .n a , C h w la . !» > •» » •. w h , i p M M r W
the bit about the garbage at Ed- would save many thousands of Port Orford and N eil, Vancouver, tha fira» Kaa» O ra«aa O .aaa tr a » c .m in ISSO. taSay tainaS alata taca,*ry CVegon, was sentenced to serve pired) dismissed, (TvKluced re­
son Creek I mean. 'Course what dollars if the county court would W a sh .: a daughter. Mrs.June affid a la la calila« emaciai attaniian la all cMaana la kal» radaca a i i m h w U six months in Jail for w illfully ceip t for plates; WUliam L, Ru-
faU ingtofU e his Individual In­ ctnikl, no operator* license, $5;
Angell, Seattle; ana 11 grand- fa ra ti tira i.
i conveniently forgot to men­ stay out of the trailer park bus­
com e tax returns for the year* Blaine E. Jennings, failure to
tion was that Pd already picked iness for the reason that county children.
1960through 1964,and for w ill­
up the trash. . . didn't want any­ owned trailer parks are provided FARRELL T. RANKIN
drive right side of highway, $10;
ployees. Application deadline
fully tailing to fUe federal em ­
body to think we l e f t it. But and m aintained with taxpayers
Ro!>ert F. Gentry, no muffler, $5;
Is
Oct.
14.
Team
members
w
ill
Mr.
Farrell
T.
Rankin,
presi­
tax
money,
while
p
r
i
v
a
t
e
l
y
ployers'
quarterly
excise
t
a
x
here's the really good part.. . as
Wilbur W. Kiushal, no tall light,
be
selected
by
Nov.
20.
dent of the board of directors of
return for the quarters ending $10, $5 suspended; Wilbur W,
of Tuesday Pd heard of seven owned trailer parks are not.
Serving on the d is trict com­
The econotn
Domy of Curry county Coos-Curry Electric Coopera­
March 31, 1963, through March Kurzlial, obstructed rear vision,
people who had returred to the
mittee with Lemon are Don 31, 1965.
tive died Monday night, July 17,
area to clean it up. (Oh yeah! is bound to suffer when the coun­
$ 10,$5suspcnded;James N. Dix­
Jackson of Newport and J e rry
ty undertakes to com pete with after suffering a heart attack.
He was ordered to rep o rt to son, no vehicle license (expir­
I destroyed the evidence. )
Dlm
m
lck
of
Coos
Bay.
private
enterprise.
His
d
e
a
t
h
occurred
while
in
the U. S. Marshall, Portland, at ed) $5; D o n n a K. McDaniel,
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Professional and business
Effort—long over due—should route to Mast Hospital, Myrtle
2 fx m ., July 6, 1967, to com ­
In case you're planning a
failure to dim headlights, $10
men between the ages of 25 and
If you think there are no d if­
Point. He was a director of the
m ence serving his sentence. At suspended; Lureen G. Purkey, no
plane trip you may be interested be made by the county com ­
35 who live In Oregon south of
utility since 1955 and was e le c ­
ferences between the definitions
the conclusion of the sentence muffler, $10.
to know that West Coast A irl ines missioners to maintain t h e i r
Salem
and Baker are en­
of “ vtston” and “ sight” try
McClaskey wUl l»c placed on
has reached a settlem ent with responsibility to the taxpayers ted president of the board in couraged to apply for an eig ht-
February 1967; Kenneth D.
September 1966.
calling the vision you took out probation for five years, with a
the Airline Employees Associ­ of Curry County.
Lucas, no vehicle license (ex ­
week e x p e n s e -p a id
Rotary
'lours
for
better
government
He
owned
and
operated
a
last
night
a
sight.
condition that he pay the tax pired) $5, Milwaukie; Alan R.
ation and service to the 38 air­
at a better price.
stock ranch on Catching Creek, “ good w ill” tour to A u stralia.
due to the government.
port stations began July 11.
Christopherson,nosignaling d e-
Under a Group Study Ex­
Southern Curry County
Myrtle Point. Rankin was also
Then there came a report
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Sentencing of Mrs. Lorene vice,$10,Hlllsboro; Paul F.Roes,
change Program established by
Taxpayer* Association
an active member and former
that the Russian officials were
McClaskey,
w
h
o
has
pleaded
Here'sa few notes on the Ore­
no muffler, $10. Hood River;
Rotary International, R o t a r y
M. L. DeMartin, Secretary
director of the C o o s County
all disturbed last month. Some­
guilty to both willful failure to Randy Roark, rigid turn no sig­
gon State Fair that crossed the
D istric t 511 In Oregon and Ro­
Livestock Association and a t tary D istric t 268 tn New South body had stolen the results for Hie her own individual income nal, dismissed out of state, In­
desk this week. Firstly.. . ex­
next year's election.
one t i m e served on the Coos Wales, A ustralia, have been
tax returns and,jointly with her diana; lis le R. Smith, failure to
hibitors catalogs are ready and TO THE EDITOR
County Planning Commission, paired.
husband, to failing to file the yield right-of-w ay to oncoming
anyone interested may write to
Curry
County
Commissioner
and was a member of the United
em ployer's excise tax returns, vehicle, dismissed, Fort Lewis,
the State Fair Office at Salem
This Is the only U. S. Ro­
has been set for Sept. 6, 1967.
for a c o p y . Premiums and a - Heck Timeus spent July 13, 14, Brethem Church. Bom October tary d is trict selected west of
W ash.; Elsie R. Smith, driving
wards this y e a r w ill exceed 15 and 16 on an inspection of 12, 1914, at Buckeye, Arizona, Kansas, according to E. B.
(This is the first in a series of
wrong side of 'oad, $15, $10 sus-
Rogue
River
from
O
aves
Creek
he is survived by his widow
$90, 000.
13 articles to test your know­
peiuled,Fort Lcwix,Wath.; ITill-
Lemon of C o rvallis, chairman
Secondly.. . deadline for en­ to river m ile-post 148 at Trail, Calea H ., two brothers, John of of the d is trict committee in ledge of Ckegon's traffic laws
ip D. Littrell, ini|iroper passing,
Ctegon.Water
temperatures
and
Live Oak, C a lif,, Charles, ad­
try in the livestock shows hr.s
and
safe
driving
practices.
)
How
$ 2 (\ suspended, Yuma, Arizona;
possible pollution sources were dress unknown, and a sister, Mrs. charge of the project.
been set for August 3.
many of these questions con­
Fredrick N. Woodworth, follow -
A team of six professional
Thirdly.. . an addition this n o t e d . Temperature readings Blanche Smith of Norway, O e .
cerning vehicle equipment can
and business men from Oregon
lug too cl o s e , $1 S,Ei»lirata,Wash.;
ranged
from
61
to
74
degrees,
Funeral services w ill be con­ w ill go to New South Wales you answer?
year w ill be a mineralogy show w ell within lim its to sustain fish
James A. H lbbltts,__,
___ ___
hbitts, III, VBR,
du­
ducted from the Myrtle Point fo r eight weeks, starting tn
combined with Crafts and Hob­ life.
1. Name t h e one piece o f
Dav
Those appearing before Judge missed, U, S. Navy; Ralph ll Da
Chapel in Myrtle Point, at 2 February, and a team of six equipment that CVegon law most
bies, . . with a special section
Bear Creek, w h i c h flows p. m. Thursday, July 20. Inter­
Lloyd B a t e s in Justice Court idson, VBR, $15, Bandon; Lloyd
devoted to demonstrations of
recently required be on a car since last report were:
Australians w ill come to O re­
W. Stem. dUobey stop sign, $ 15,
through
Medford,
was
discharg­
ment
w
ill
be
at
the
Catching
cutting, grinding, p o l i s h i n g ,
before it is considered lawfully
gon sometime after that.
Baadon;
James N. Settle, switch­
ing
dark
brown
mud
into
the
Remainder
of
December
1966:
Creek Cemetery.
faceting and lapping.
equipped?
Although sponsored by Ro­
Rogue. (More m elting snow?)
Barbara M. Tucker, im p r o p e r ed motor vehicle license tabs,
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AU offices of Coos-Curry El­
Answer:
Since
1966,
a
stop
tary, candidates for the ex­
$2a, L a n g lo is ; Franklynn M.
Manty Montgomery.. .recent­ Main violations noted—re-dy- ectric Cooperative w ill be clos­ change must not be a Rotarlan, light is required. In addition, change of lanes, $10, $10 sus­ M ickelson,no truck license, $10,
m
i
x
concrete
truck
dumping
pended,
Selma;
Barbara
C.
Mc­
ed
at
1
p.
m.
for
the
remainder
ly with the DeLong Construction
your car must be equipped with
a son of a Rotarlan o r a de­
Carthy,no muffler, $10, Bandon; Ophir; Lloyd W. Bays, defective
Company in V ietnam .. . is back clean-up cem ent residue dir­ of the day.
a windshield w ip e r , rearview James R. Allison, e x c e s s i v e
pendent of a Rotarlan. An ap­
ectly
Into
stream;
also,
tractor
home after a little more than a
mirror, hand brake, headlights, n o i s e , suspended; WUliam H.
plicant may be an employee
- .year over seas. Tuesday he was bulldozing fresh earth into creek.
license plate light, horn, foot
of a Rotary member, however.
Sewer disposal plants at Grants
Carpenter, no operators license.
a guest at Rotary and showed
brake, muffler, tail light, and $5; Lois J. Fry, no operators lic ­
Candidates must have had at
Pass and Medford also checked.
slides of the area and construc­
adequate fenders.
least two years experience In
Sunday a. m. was spent in a
2. The rearview mirror must e n s e e s ; James B. Kosta, no tail
tion job6 they were engaged in.
th eir profession o r business,
boat
survey
of
the
river
from
light, $10, $5 suspended; Thomas
Monty also said that John Han­
enable
the driver to see at least
must be a resident of Oregon
near the meuth of the Apple-
J.Lloyd,no vehicle license (ex ­
sen, formerly of the city, was an
how
many
feet
to
the
rear
on
a
and must be employed In Ro­
gate to the Interstate 5 bridge
What should you do If you’ re
pired) $5; James H, Morgan, no
engineer for DeLong and that at V alley of the Rogue Park.
straight, level road?
tary D is tric t 511.
driving aJont, and see someone
operators license (expired) $5;
he and his fam ily were now liv ­
Answer: 200 feet. Also, it's a
Purpose of the exchange Is
Glen Wooldridge of Grants Pass,
ing in Hong Kong. Monty ex­ noted former river guide, and who needs help? Should you stop having persona share In the good i d e a to have /our car Lorin L. Dixson, no operators lic ­
and ask what’s w rong,or should
ense, $5.
pects to return in early August. now
e quipped with a .ide view m irror.
tru ly meaningful effort of ad­
engaged in boat building you drive by and report it at
January 1967: Ellis F. Foster,
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3.
CVegon
law
requires
t
h
a
t
and aUied services, conducted the next town?
vancing world understanding
no vehicle license (expired) $5;
In an effort to curb traffic
windshields
be
equipped
with
and peace through the free ex­
the tour. Numerous leach lines
Many d rivers face this prob­
deaths, I see where the State
windshield wipers in good work­ Bruce M.Robbins, VBR, $20; $10
change of Ideas and cultural
were observed discharging waste lem every day and the Allstate
Department of Education w ill
ing conditions. What other re­ suspended, Langlois; Orval D.
experiences,
Lemon
emphasi­
into the river. Later that day we M otor Club offers these sug­
provide a televised course in
striction
does the law place on Winchester, no vehicle license,
zed.
observed several ready-m ix c e ­
gestions fo r the d riv e r wanting
(expired), dismissed, produced
sportsmanlike driving. The ser­ ment
your
windshield?
R o u n d -tr ip transportation
trucks parked fo r th e
t a g s , Langlois; Gene R. Allen,
ies wij 1 run for 15 weeks starting weekend with their stems near to help.
Answer: CVegon law states that truck speed,$10, Langlois; Way­
costs w ill be paid by the Ro­
Summoning professional help
Sept. 25.
tary Foundation. Board, lodging no sign, poster or label of any
a creek,andconclusive evidence is the best service you can
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kind, except those required by ne Foster,obstructed rear vision,
and transportation while In Aus­
of waste disposal into stream. render. Don’t administer firs t
If you're planning a clam
la w , is allowed on either the $ 1 0 ,Langlois; Everett C. Belden,
tra
lia
w
ill
be
provided
by
the
A gravel crusher was observed aid If you don’t know how o r
digging trip to Clatsop beaches
windshield
or windows of any obstructed rear vision, $10, Six­
host d is tric t. Each team mem­
es; Joseph C. Frederick, inade­
. . . ferget it . Clamming w a s with water disposal directly into move an Injured person un­
motor
vehicle.
ber w ill be responsible fo r his
necessarily.
quate brakes, $10, Sixes; Math­
stopped there on July 15, and creek. This list is only partial.
4.
Only
one
brake
is
required
personal,
Incidental
expenses
Colored
snapshots
were
taken
What if the problem seems
ew M. Blascr, improper passing,
w ill remain so thin August.31.
on
a
m
otorcycle.
How
many
are
and
necessary
Insurance.
of the above.
to be only a disabled car? The
$20, North Bend; W illiam S.
(That's just in case you were
If Interested In applying fo r required on an automobile?
We realize our friends in Jos­ trouble is probably legitim ate
thinking about heading there. )
Answer: There must be two Burden, VBR,$25,$ 10 suspended,
the Australian visitation, pros­
ephine a n d Jackson counties and the man at the roadside
Eastside; Harvey L. Sherman,
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pective applicants should make separate m e a n s of applying
reaDy needs help. In that case
VBR, $10, Coos Bay; Edward J.
We enjoyed another cam p- have a waste disposal problem
brakes—a foot brake and a se c ­
their wishes known to the p res i­
which
w
ill
take
time
to
correct.
the
A
llstate
Motor
Club
advises
Sullivan, VBR, $10, Coos Bay;
out o v e r die w eekend.. . this
dent o r secretary of the local ond em ergency or hand brake.
tim e at Butler Bar up the Elk . , A e expect no overnight cures. you to:
L o u is M. Collins, insufficient
Rotary
club.
Both
must
be
in
good
working
1. Check traffic and slowdown
and when we returned we dis­ However, e v e n a little relief
binders, $10, Brookings; Edward
Lemon advised prospective order.
L. Thornton, no vehicle license
covered t h e whole fam ily of would help. Crushers,ready-mix as you approach the disabled
(If you would like further in­
applicants to make th eir wishes
trucks,
e
t
c
.,
could,
and
should,
ca
r
and
examine
It
closely.
If
swallows had left the birdhouse
formation, contact your Oregon (expired)$5,Brookings; Louis M.
known to th eir employers be­
the situation looks suspicious,
. . . and in a mess I m ight add. be asked to change their dis­
Department of Motor Vehicles. ) Collins, inadequate clearance
forehand.
Employers
are
en­
drive
away.
lights, $10, Brookings; Gerald B.
How's that for gratitude! Now posal methods at once.
couraged to recommend em­
Again, we ask, that water
2. If you stop to help, pull
w e've nothing to watch again
samples be analyzed at frequent well off the road. Keep your
but each other.
intervals,that the people of the doors locked, your motor run­
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wrong and what help Is needed.
middle and lower Rogue areas ning and your windows rolled a l­
The chamber officially voted may know what pollution, if most to the top. Ask what Is
3. Note the location and d rive
to sponsor a fly-in at the airport any,might be affecting our fish
to the nearest service station
on August 5-6, Monday. The life.
or telephone to report the dis­
the way of the buffalo, almost, abled ca r. If you decide not to
sheriff reserve has already a-
in conclusion—it is the opin­ total extinction.
greed to put on a barbecue, for ion of this WTiter—if something
stop, report the stalled car the
Also of interest—of the 31. 5 firs t chance you get.
pilots and public.. . salmon or is not done im m ediately to al­
beef I'm not sure w hich .. . but leviate the pollution problem m illion fall chinook salmon re­
D ie
Allstate M otor Club
it should make for an exciting and also hatch and release a cently released, not one was
urges you to heed a m otorist’s
planted in a southern Oregon
day, so plan to attend.
signal that he’s In trouble. You
substantial number of fish, the stream.
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don’t have to stop yourself,
m ighty Chinook Salmon of the
Heck
Timeus
Just received late word that Rogue River is doomed to go
Just make sure that someone
Curry County Commissioner does.
the PTA w ill again sponsor a
summer swim program at Susie
White's lake property.. . August
14-25. PTA president Dee Wood
said volunteers are needed for
Paul and Nancy Peterson
beach and water patrol. Clara
Ed "Zippy" Kvfr and Bev Amtzen
Hefner w ill be in charge of
classes. If you're a mind to of­
fer some much needed h elp .. .
S " l
why notcaU Mrs. Wood at 332-
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2 3 1 2 ... yeah, why not.
First Seafood
Extension Man
IN
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Services Held
For Orris Knapp
t o th e
E ditor
Man Sentenced
Professional Men
Asked To A pply
For Rotary Tour
Traffic Tune Up
Trouble On Road:
What Can You Do?
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