2—Fort GrtoiC ! « « .
Ttanaoy, Marek 21, 1968
the Oixarrv tne aac thst c-cro-
sB-uctsat would probably g e t
utoerwsy snout the _as- of May .
And tfcnf * good newt, w hen you
anc tha proyeette the Fisk H a t-
caery, Sewer System. M a r i n e
l a -. , City H a ll AdCxrxm. hocae-
v i.,r row er Lune Survey aac the
--.ginrsy im proven.txt. it maaes
fer s suastaati*. i t of bénéfi
cia. petr ecu far the are*. . . and
al. of them coming within a
year. Seems to me tha sivuld
.tot s<xn>< spa-iu aac put some
c t . ei an tar facet of tht .oca.
citaeary.
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jaycest cou_tto t hr stopped
with 'h e r te a ie tta ll .ass tc Ro-
tary-nxtoii a w h i l e tack so
they vr issued aatoher chalxea-
gt. . . for which aL the big de-
tahs wC. be told latax. The _ast
game, by tht way,netted an even
S2u for the Little League hase-
baL program. Hocee-ds of the
next game w ill be fer the tame
cause.
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Announcement!. iroucat N t * am A o » » n » it|
M aff be la tta G ff.ct by 5*00 p s
Tutmlavs
M P S H ru
N A T IO N A L N fW S P A R E I
Ä Salem Scene
by Erare«
Oregon Pr ominen! In
Election Year Suspente
í Cuitar
Myrtle Point
Paper Sold
idly increasing pop c l at le e .
Gregor must act befcre t ir e
runs out, asaerted Koto* as.
Fiuasrs. wrvtcs, were hc.C at
Zoning is merely one m.eans
of trr.plem.ecnrg planting, said Jost Fimsisi H o m s , Lebanon,
Lloyd Anderuot of Cornwell, Tisesdsy.lZsich 12, for W illiam
Announcement was adsi,
Howland, Hayes and Merrifiekd L. Correll, born at M t. Veraon,
week by E. F. Hall, ;■
(CH2M , consulting eng.neers W ith ., Jan. 26, 1905, and lived
sale of die M yrtle Point Hen
from Portland. He explained many year, in Fort Oford before
and Herald Press k i.-r ,
•ypes of lane use planeiag and movaig tc Le tanoc.
M rs. C. D. Holman, j l ’
He was an employee of the
zoning.
Florerve. Owner of toe &
Peogies views aid reactions U. S. Plywood m ill, member of
must ne the final autnenty for the First Christian Church, Craw- law Newt of Flo rente a * ,
Creswell Chronicle,
plsnr ing anc seeing emphasized foot Grange, and Plywood and
have purctiased the He raid
Veneer worker's local 2 5 54.
> . J. Kvarstet,director,Coun
Hall, who has owned aid i
Surviving are hi* widow, May,
cil of Governtr.ens, Salem. He
attd toe establish-ert ‘or
termed this “ advocacy’ ’ plan o f Lebanon, a step-da lighter,
past eight years.
ting. W'hei the peoj..e under Deleina Ward of Seattle; two
Fatoier ol five children. Hr>
stand about advocate plannu< lis t« ,, .Mr,. Violet Axley of ?xd-
mar and r.is wtoe, Mary,?,
to is tg tb the elected officials mond, Wash., Mrs. Ly.ia Stab be
will re- air ir. F lo re t-i
tc implement tr.e decisior. of of Winston, and three ^ aad -
he eperates the Stasia»
children.
the people.
and the offset press whiey .
Profclems of urbar sprawl,
sever area new spacers um u
Mas of agricultural land, re
The Halls have not ye,
ductions to property v a lu e s
noun'ed their future flans i,
»ere discussed and illustrated
expect to reman u \ i _
by Ted Staor, OSU extension
Point to manage fee
apec.aLst la resource develop
for H'.lrrar until a r,-jw ,
ment.
He indicated that in
is named.
kwuw
“ Kiss Me Kate,” toe Little
formation and educatiot are
First
published
or
>c.
Theatre
on
the
Bay's
latest
essential before people can
1889, the M yrtle Po.. t
maxe their owr decisions on productior, will oper. Fnday,
.5 -ne ' toe oldest riew^JL
March 22, at the old Liberty
planning.
to Coos County and has ra,«"
Theatre to North Bend.
The Secretary of State warred
owriership is times m *;ts •
Two plays in one, or a play
that as tne overdue economic
years ?f operation,
j, ,.
witoin a play, gives a chance
development o c c u rs , “ the
owned the longest by the M
to some m.embers of the cast to
pifchc’s histone nght to free
who rave kept it it the fan«
display acting talent in two
access to, and enjoyment of,
V. r -
ears. Brothers, G. ,
roles on the same evening,
Oregon’s beaches must not be
Hall and E. F. Hal’, Sr. ¿m
While playing modem roles they
curtailed one iota.’ ’
chased G. W. Hail’s inte»
aiso double as leading char
Myers said that tne multiple
and operated the Herald fa
acters In Shakespeare’ s "T a
use concept has to be an in
part-ersi.tp with hisiatr.e- um
ming of the Shrew."
tegral part of any loDg-range
toe latter’s death n ¡961.
S u c c e e d in g performances
plan lo r the coast.
Notable charges ir tht
will be giver on March 23,
“ How car we make at in
durir g the youi cer Hali’s on
2S, 30 and April 4, 5, and f
telligent decision on the Nes-
ershif I'-lu d e the t:-v erita
at 8 p.m. Sunday fam ily mat
tucca sand spit i t relation tc ’ ll
inees will be at € p.m. on fro -- letter press to offset«
the other saridspits tg and down
the designing of a ew m
March 24 arid 31. All seats will
the coast''“ ne asked.
head.
Myers repeated his proposal be reserved. Tickets car be
The M yrtle F o r t Herald«
that a single state agency may purchased at The Huh, Jensen’s
cer.ed its name c ' Marc- 2i
Music in Pony Village, and at
be needed to coordinate devel
toe Little Theatre box office. 1928, from George E. Ham life
opment and insure o r d e r l y
■
- •• red the paf-er at tfcj
growth or. trie coast.
t.~ e .
Eam.iltor -ha red th
beaches.”
He said such at agency's
name of toe paper from? South
Five Curry County residents,
prim ary task would be to find Doug DeVoe, Vern Peterson, e .'
Coos County Amerieia
a “proper balance herweer in
Dor. Buffington, Howard Haus- P rio r to that, it had beer call«
dividual property rights and childt, and Walt Schroeder, at-
tie M yrtle Point Enterprise«!
our historic put lie rights to the terided the conference.
the West C rpgonlar,
williim J. ConiH
Kiss Me Kale'
Opens Friday
Curry county's met H ktorica.
Lxpc opens tha Suiday, Inarch
24, at the f a r grox-'w in Goid
beach. . . a t event that every-
oody should visit. Beside* the
thousand of item« or. display-
here w ill aiso be severs, spec-
. a . programs . . f r o m Indiat
cancel tc ship wreexs to ©id-
time .oggmg Siskiyou-V>’est n
tpoiAO'itg th e etadhto which
runs lor eight nig days.
STM XW Tv at _am p Lauer Seal, ir e goes a n y eum-mer
It'a a t electtoi year, all right, personally, but ut la tut in
“ “ P »pecia.iy designee for the physically handicapped,
cumbent anc has donned t i *
and nywber» la it more obvious
-mas tne youngsters a. wnee.chsrrs anc oc crutches ¿ a * ,
mantle of “ w artim e" lead
ttiai I t toe exeltari.eie and apec-
erec round foe the lowering cd the Cag. Camper, come
ership iron whict. Americans
being* as how the big p o liti
ulaaot ir, arcing baierr. activ
M e t© the site a t Sard:
oí
ities tiiu »eet.
may be reluctant to turn. Nixoi., cal batc.es are fast approaching
M L « -ake,
-''-eeárper*.
wiK. hat null, party support . . oere ■ some info j tat issued
The m at for candidat ;. fill ng,
here for sortie time and »nc has by the Cregon State bar thst
occurred at ti«e Capttol build
neei well organized for many expxm t how cocnr po lticiani
ing ns Tuesday (March IR . W'ttt
month,, kicked off his fu li- cat get away w ilt a itr.e nam e-
head-or races tor sack ie g i*-
blowi campaign witt; a fam ily callta*.
lative sear no» a campaign
’ Like sap in springtime, vitu
appearance lr Portland Friday.
reality and ohsftaage, ausper,ae
It is generally agreed that péra tian rises in the spring of
builds at it any candidates bold
Rocxefeller’e and Kermedy's eactio n yean. As election day
of? until must fill ng decisions
chances w ill sutler if toe? do nears, parities, candidates face
are knowi. ceft/re com rotting
Secretary of State Clay Myers
worrier Voters of Astoria and
not run it Oregon. And lo r this s rwe .ing tide of insult »»d
then, selves to what toey believe
called lo r a ‘ *unified approacn"
Coos Bay.
reason, right now, our state umuendc. Laie getr the im pret-
will be their best rare* nr
to economic development on
Robert Holmes, form er gov
enjoys a pcsttior. of national tw n thst in the political arena
positions.
Gregor’ s coast, instead of the ernor of Gregot, the keynote
prominence— as was intended anything goes.
but ever as state and local
present uncoordinated “ piece
speaker, pointed out the urgent
when our legislature pioneered
Such an impression does, tot m eal“ method.
contests a r t firming up, there
need for planning to meet the
Gregor's Presidential P re fer fact, ha ve some oasn. The law
Is Increasing talk here about
Myers told a lunebeor aud
needs and demands of our rap
ential Prim ary system .
of defamation (lib el end slan
toe test important date in Gre
ience at the Third Urban Rural
got politics. That also is this
der, putt the candidate tea
Ccmference in Tillamook last
week, March 22, and It is the
»P*c itol esta gory. It allow* others
Fnday that without ar overaL
las- day when persons listed as
tc attack him tot ways forbidden p la t, Gregor’ s coast could end
Presidential and Vice Presi
if he were Just a private citizen. up looking like a “ 300-m lle-
dential caixlidatef I t Gregor,'*
Criticism nourishet democracy. lcrog Coney Island.”
Preferential Prim ary election
The law tayi to is better that
Theme of the Gregor Coast
may file to remove their names
a candidate suffer some abuse
Looks Ahead conference was
iron the ballots.
than thst political debate be
‘ ‘Land Use Planning For The
Speculation increasingly is
stto-ed.
F utu re."
The meeting was
twlldlr< up our state as a cru
Of course, such defamation
sponsored by Gregoc
State
cial one is toils year's American
can nto be un-imited. P oliti
U niversity, Gregor. Coast As
exercise of choosing a Presi
cian! don't iose a ll their c iv il
sociation, Coastal Chambers of
dent. The Gregoi prim ary,
righa by r unnin g for office, if Commierce, arid the League of
some say, will accurately tat
the attacker knows the accusa
Spring vacation. . . I don't
toe two parties' nominees and
tion is false and he hirls to in
think even the kids enjoyed it
And so hat our Republic "
may well prove decisive In who
thu year, and parent* prob'ly m alice, the candidate can c o l-
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will occupy the White House for
ect damages in court.
even .eat seeing a* how rain
The PTA is sponsoring a rum
the next four years.
But he has nc redress if the mage sale on April 4 -5 , at the
kept the young l UK confined to
Certainly national eyes nave
the imide instead of the outoide. accusation is made in good Co-op bui. ding. Anybody ha ving
to-ei turning toward Oregon’s
faith, even though false.
And because of the tain, three
items they m ight donate may
early prim ary ele* tlot and its
For instance:
of OWS. . . plu* me. . . came d o m
c a l l 3J2-4S51, 332-4113, or
requirement tor commitment,
A
candidate
fas
g
o
v
e
r
n
o
r
,
with flu and cold*. . . which kept
332-2bb2 to have them picked
during the fast-breaking events
t h a n around the o f homestead described b untly at ''not* qual up.
of die last month. Network tele
ified"
far
the
office,
wat
held
kinds jum pin'. It was the same
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vision,
wire services and
way last year if I remember to h a v e no grounds for com
And w hile you're thinking a -
national syndicate reporters right. Too bad the vacation plaint. Right or wrong, said the
bout items you no longer need
are planning extensive cover
co u l& i't be changed s week one court, the charge was an honest . . . don't ierget the up-coming
age of die Oregon prim ary if
We a re im p ro vin g your ru ra l telephone service from 10 parties
way ts the other. Schoo. supc A l opinion, given in this case in chamber of commerce am-tire
events firm up the way many
Johnson said I'd have to take it sincere effort to enlighten the Just give the little o l1 donut
per
l.n
e t o no m o re than 5 p artie s per line . . . As a result, a number of
now are predicting.
public.
up with the State Slept, of Ed. ,
maker Dale Bartlett a call and
Significant an.ong the last tho, so 1 may at well ierget to.
people have had th e ir telephone numbers changed.
A ll in a ll, s candidate w ith
h e 'll te ll you what to do with
month's events was Michigan
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out s thick skin may suffer real a ll your un-wanted goodies
Gov, George Horoney'a with
There is at last some real anguish. A'hen the •'rickbsts are
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drawal from the Hepuhllcan
activity about to begin on the flying, he must find comfort in
And fin a lly .. . word received
race, leaving the way open for
a w a i t e d breakwater project recalling that Washington was f r o m postmaster Norm Baker
New York Gov. Nelson Rocke
It is necessary to m c *e the changes now so that the 1968 d irecto ry
f J.. Somers, whose construction called ’ treacherous’ , Jefferson f r o m Palm Desert,
C a lif., to
feller to challenge Richard Nix
firm we* ow bidder, told Ro- a "robber , and Lincoln a "ba t h a t he to recuperating w ell
incorporates
the new num bers. For your convenience, all number
on tor the Presidential noma tarian* Tuesday thst prelim in
boon". Their reputation; have enough that he expects to return
Inatlou on dial ticket.
changes
occurm
g since F e b ru a ry >9, 1968, w ill eppear here weekly
ary work we* now oeing done on all survived.
home around the first of ApriL
This he can do now merely
as
work
p
ro
g
res
ses. If you a re uncfele to reach a party and th e ir Y
by neglecting to file an affi
davit of non-candidacy in Ore
name does not qppear below, please call our information operator
gon. Both Rockefeller arid Nixon
weie announced for the prim ary
for assistance.
ballot ea rlier Uils month by
Se< relary of State Clsy Myers,
as were California Gov. Ron
T H A N K YOU!
(This notice supersedes Notice No.
ald Reagan arid Olinuls Sen.
Charles Percy, Republicans.
Planning Said To Be
Need On Oregon Coast
NOTICE
No. 3
Port Orford Telephone
Numbers Change
DEM O. KA TIC TICKET
On the Uemocrailc ticket,
voters will choose among Pres
ident Johnson, New York Sen.
Robert Kennedy, Minnesota Sen.
Eugene McCarttiy and Independ
ent George Wallace— unless any
formally withdraws.
Go tills roster, too, expec
tations are fluctuating as a re
sult trf significant events of die
last few weeks. F o r e m o s t
amor« these was tiie nation's
first primary election, in New
Hampshire, where Sen. Mc
Carthy's strong allowing against
the incumbent
P r e s id e n t
prompted Sen, Kennedy to re -
aesets his position on running
for President this year. At
this writing, Kennedy had not
filed to withdraw from tfieOre
gon race.
Oregon, then, rould well be
come a major battleground tor
both parties* nominees--be
tween Nixon and Rockefeller and
between the President and Ken
nedy.
Campaigning can make a big
difference. Oregonians have a
reputation lu r favoring can
didates who visit the state and
make an effort to meet tits
voters. The 1964 Ko<kefeller
theme of “ He Cared Enough to
Corns to Oregon" undoubtedly
helped him win over Barry
Goldwater In our state's p ri
mary election that year.
The New York governor has
a solid core of supporters In
Oregon, many of whom were
circulating draft petitions ur
ging him to run even before
Romney's w it h d r a w a l . The
brother of our lata President
rosy have widespread appeal,
his his forces are not wall
organised on • statewide ba
sts.
Both will have some cstchlr<
up to do If they realistically
expect tocaptureOregon’s vote.
President Johnson's apparsnt
campaign strategy probably w ill
not allow him to visit Oregon
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Andersen, Ethel
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Balxer, Chas.J.
Bean, Gary I ,
Beck, Einar St.
Belcher, Jahn L.
Belcher, Roy
Belden, Kenneth
Blanchard, Joe
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Brockaen, R obt J.
Bins, Arthur F.
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Can, Roy W.
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Cobb, Wm. R.
Conley, Ed
Cook, Fred
Coonrod, Geo.J.
Cooper, Ranald J.
Coyne, Alma
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Cuatt, Sam
Dahrens, Lester
Davda, Edgar L.
Dliaon, Geo.
Doxs, Jean
EXmlap, Clay
Etta brook, Luc file Mrs.
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Farrier, Louis E.
Farrier, Robt A.
F t 1 ton, Steve
Fitzhugh, Chas. L.
Flowers, O v llle
Forty, Gordon B.
Foster, BUI
Foster, DanaldM n.
Frederick, Carol
Frultt,Lorna A verill
Fromm, J ohn
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Gates, Craig F.
Goode, Lloyd L.
Greene, Doyle R.
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Hart, Ray O.
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Henry, L. V.
Hensley, Glenn
H lley, Lee C.
H ill, Robt. J.
Howe, W. A.
Hughes Ranch
Hull, Ellen M .
Humplxey, Ken P.
Huret, Wm.
Isakaon, Delmer F.
Johnson, J. Ben
Juola, Rime 11 C.
King, John
Knapp, Haxel
Krelger, Jas.
Kreutzer, Lowell
Kr ick, W. D.
LaFTamme, Roger
Leer, M ilton C.
Lenox, A l
Libby, VlrgU W.
Littereli, Hoyt
Livermore, Wayland P.
Love, R obt
McKenzie, Hazel
McKenzie, Robt G.Jr.
McKenzie, Rod
McKenzie, Ted
McNeese, J. W.
Mecum, M el
Meyers, Harvey
Miles, Nelson A.
M itch ell, Leo L.
Montgomery, H. E.
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