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Port Orford, Curry County, Ctegon 97465
ÍC 0 U N T Y N EW Sr
In a motion the Board of
County Commissioners author­
ized that tiie Hearing on Lang­
lois F ire District be closed.
The Board of Commissioners
approved hiring Mabel E. Holt,
Psychiatric Social Worker, to
be employed in the Family Ser­
vice Clinic; Frank A. Serean
HI, part-time assistant Cus­
todian; C. W. C. Newton, Me­
chanic Range A, in the Road
department; and the reclassi­
fication of Frank Hellrig from
Shop Serviceman to Road Main­
tenance Man IL
The Commission approved an
Order for distribution of funds
to the twelve taxing bodies of
the county from the Land and
Timber Suspense Fund in the
amount of $5,605.42.
The County Planning Com­
mission met with the Board of
Commissioners with the follow­
ing attending: Cy Zeigler, Bill
W allace, D istrict Attorney,
Herb M o r r e l l , Doug DeVoe,
Bruce Shaner, Bob Knox, Chair­
man, Lee Fountain, Eileen Web-
ley, Secretary, Paul Stallard
and Commissioner Tucker.
A Resolution, In the matter
of Acquiring Real Property for
the construction of Ocean View
drive, was approved by the
County Commission.
In other business the Com­
mission approved $46.80 for
transportation and meals for an
indigent case. The county was
reimbursed in the amount of
$50.00 which had been approv­
ed at an earlier date from the
indigent fund.
Lena James, Gold Beach City
Councilwoman, appeared to re­
quest that blackberry vines be
sprayed in the city park.
The
regular
Wednesday
afternoon road m e e t i n g con­
vened with Myron B a u m e r ,
Commissioners Tucker, Hale
and Colegrove present.
The foUowing reports were
heard:
Wall at Rod ‘N Reel torn
out and Elmer Hodney will re­
place the retaining wall.
Storm drain around wharf
area and catch basin being con­
structed.
Hunters Creek Heights road
is stabilized.
Slide area on Jerrys Flat is
being shaped up.
Crew working on Sixes river.
Staking and leveling is about
completed on Port road.
Construction to be started on
Win chuck in about a week.
Finished the work on Bain’ s
place on Sixes.
Cable Breaks, Boat Hits Water
Price! Ten Cents
Bloodmobile
In Bandon
Monday
Bandon area and C u r r y
County residents are reminded
that the Red Cross Bloodmobile
will be in Bandon Monday, May
19, at the Ocean Crest gym
between the hours of 3 and 7 p.m.
As Port Orford is not includ­
ed in the stops made by the
Bloodmobile, northern Curry
residents are urged to come
to Bandon to give blood that
day.
According to a spokesman for
the Port Orford Lions Club,
Lions of the area are asking
that anyone not already having
a specific recipient, give blood
in the name of Stanley Babb,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Burrell
Babb. Stanley recently under­
went open heart surgery and
must replace 33 pints of whole
blood.
“ We do want to remind people
that they stipulate who the blood
is to be donated for,” said the
Lions spokesman, ‘ ‘as blood is
very much needed in this area.”
“ Anyone in the northern
Curry area not having transpor­
tation to the Bloodmobile is
asked to call Port Orford 332-
3701 or 332-3591,” said the
spokesman.
The Babbs recently pur­
chased Southern Oregon Supply
at Laurel Grove.
Mrs. Walter H. M iller, local
chairman of the blood drawing,
also reports that eight addition­
al pints of blood are needed to
replace those used by Port
Orford residents at the Southern
Coos General Hospital in the
past several months.
The quota for Monday’s draw­
ing is 75 pints.
Boy Hits Auto
Danny Royal, 7 year-old sen
of Mrs. Trudy Royal, Coast Guard
Hill,was held overnight for ob­
servation at Southern Coos Gen­
eral Hospital in Bandon follow ­
ing a Sunday afternoon accident.
C ity police said the boy was
coasting down the hill on his
b icycle about 4:30 p .m . and
crashed into the side of a car
driven by W illiam D. Krick, J r .,
going up the h i l l . Krick had
stopped his car before the im ­
pact. The boy received cuts and
bruises about the face, legs and
head.
There was no damage to the
car.
Higher Postal
Rales Planned
School Budget
Cut 7 0 ,0 0 0
The School District 2CJ bud­
get com m ittee m et Thursday,
M ay 8,1969, in the Pacific high
school library to review the re­
cent defeat of th e proposed
1969-70 school budget.
In the General Fund category
deletions were made in the stu­
dent insurance of $2, 500; boil­
er insurance $340; and com ­
munity service of $1,400. An a -
mount of $30, 000 was deleted
from the unappropriated b al­
ance category. These amounts
reduced the General Fund bud­
get from $752, 525 to $718, 285.
A reduction of $34, 240. An in­
crease was added to that amount
tobe received from the County
School Fund of $3, 251. In ad­
dition to that $33,471 was re­
duced in that amount estimated
for uncollected taxes. The total
of these reductions and increase
in County School Fund reduced
that amount outside the six per
cent lim itation, which w ill re­
quire a vote of the people from
$336, 716 to $265, 754 or a re­
duction of $70, 962.
An amount of $2,912 in the
non-certified personnel insur­
ance was discussed to be drop­
ped at the budget com m ittee
m eeting but was decided to be
le ft in the budget by the district
school board due to the fact this
was a negotiated item between
the school board and the nan-
certified negotiation com m it­
tee.
The election w ill be held cn
Monday J une 9,1969,at the Pert
Orford elem entary school and
Langlois irim ary school, from
the hours of 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
An “ Inherited” postal deficit
of $1.2 billion is responsible
for the proposals to raise the
postage bill for residents of
Port Orford, Postmaster Norm
Baker said this week.
The post master has been
advised by Postmaster General
Winton M. Blount in Washing­
ton, D. C „ that the record $1.2
billion 1970 deficit compelled
President Nixon to seek postage
rate Increases. Without higher
rates the Department will be
left with a staggering deficit
that would become an added pub­
lic tax burden.
In addition to increasing
letter mail from 6 to 7 cents,
as proposed by the Johnson
A t the meeting of the city fam ily name is to be perpetu­
Administration,
P r e s i d e n t council on Tuesday, M ay 13, it ated and that the park would be -
Nixon also asked that second was decided that ¿t urvey should leng to the city. Plans w ill be
and third-class mailers help be made im m ediately of new made further for the coopera­
reduce the large postal deficit areas in which to place sewer tion of the club and the city in
which would otherwise be paid lines. There was discussion con­ the development of the p a r k
by taxpayers, the postmaster cerning the present sewer sys­ and the promise was made to
tem and the city streets with a leave t h e existing trees .nd
said.
For bulk third-class mail representative of the Erichson wild flowers.
Vance Noble's bid of $206. 00
and most magazines and news­ engineering firm, Mr. Nored.
Plans for a public library was high for the old c ity dump
papers, the rates would be in­
building that were made some truck, and it was voted to sell
creased 16% to 20% above to­
day’ s level, he noted. These tim e a go were considered which it to him r.t ’'hat price.
The fol owing Ordinance was
percentages Include rate hikes would put the building between
already scheduled by previous the city hall and the new fire adopted:
Ordinance No. 232
station and it is planned that
action of Congress.
A FAULTY sling cable on the fishing boat Debra K, owned by Bob Nowlm, was respons -
An ordinance to prohibit ani­
The President’ s recommend­ construction can start in the
ble for a mishap at the lo cal dock shortly before 9 a. m. Tuesday. The 33-foot craft re­
mals from running at large with­
ed increases will reduce the near future.
ceived extensive damage when the cable broke and permitted the boat to drop stern-fust
The Lions Club asked permis­ in the corporate lim its of the
1970 postal deficit by more
into the bay, caving in the stem and wrecking trolling poles, mast, antenna, exhaust pipe
sion to use the old fire hall for City of Port Orford and regulat­
than $600 million.
andletting the vessel fill withwater. New slings were improvised and the boat was hoisted
The postmaster listed these restoring the truck they are go­ ing the manner in which ani­
Port
Orford
chamber
of
com
­
from the water and placed back on its trailer for repairs.
merce. business m eeting w a s other details on the proposed ing t o use in parades and for mals m ay be quartered within
other activities. The matter was the City of Port Orford.
held at the G alley an Monday, increases:
Be it ordained by the Com ­
turned over to the fire depart­
May 12, at noon, and the most
mon Council of the City of Port
ment.
important item of business was FIRST CLASS MAIL
Letters and post cards would
Representatives of the Lions Orford:
the Fourth of July Jetty Jubilee
Section I, That it shall be un­
be Increased one cent, to 7? C l u b presented a map of the
celebration.
proposed Buffington Park and lawful for animals t o run at
Bernard Kosta, general chair­ an ounce and 6? a piece, re­
large within the corporate lim ­
Featured speaker at Pacific
man, and Don Tate, who has spectively, on July 1, 1969. stated that the Buffington fam ­
ily let them have the property its of the City of Pert Orford in
High's A ll Sports Award Dinner
charge of programming and co ­ Airmail postage would remain
cn the evening of Thursday, May
ordination, each reported and at 10?. This will yield $557.2 with the understanding that the Curry County, Oregon; and it
shall further be unlawful to con­
22, w ill be Ad Rutschman, Lin­
Jean Rogers, chairman of the million in new revenues.
fine or quarter animals in such
parade com m ittee reported that
field C ollege football coach.
a manner so as the same create
TV
Star Is
T h e annual event, sponsored
she is asking all organizations, SECOND CLASS MAIL
a traffic hazard, an unsanitary
A handling charge of 3/10ths
jointly by the Port Orford Ro­
and
individuals
who
would
care
condition or damage cr destroy
of a cent per piece for c ir ­
Hospitality is defined as treat­ clin ic com m ittee.
Grand
Marshal
tary, Port Crfcrd Lions and the
to,to
have
a
float.
Dorothy
Baird,
The clin ic program w ill in­
property cr improvements on
Port Orford-Langlois Quarter­ ing visitors to our area just as clude a discussion of the im ­ secretary of the chamber, is ask­ culation outside home coun­
adjoining property.Upon a com ­
A t Brookings
back Club, is set for the Masonic you would l i k e to be treated portance o f tourism to Curry ing a l l outlying chambers of ties would become effective July
plaint b e i n g filed with the
1, 1969. This would yield $15.3
when traveling to an area away
Hall and w ill begin at 7 p. m.
c o u n t y and the Port Orford- commerce to have a float in the million annually and would rep­
Municipal Court of the City of
Honored guests at the dinner from your home. To help north­ Langlois area, a discussion of parade,
Port Orford, Curry County, Ore­
Tate reported that there w ill resent a 12% Increase in ad­
w ill be every boy and girl who ern Curry residents become even the care and handling of vis­
gon, the Police Department shall
h a s participated in an inter­ mere hospitable to visitors this itors,and a slide presentation of be flower exhibits, displays of dition to the 8% rise scheduled
notify the owner to ccnf ine such
Tamsin Hanna, daughter of scholastic sport at Pacific dur­ summer, two hospitality clinics things to see and do in northern hobbies s u c h as bottles and to take effect Jan. 1, 1970.
animal running at large, or to
Mr.and Mrs. James Hanna, Ban- ing the 1968-69 school year.The have been scheduled for Tues­ Curry.
rocks, that Siskiyou West w ill
ccnf ine such animal in such a
THIRD CLASS MAIL
don,andCorilda Grover, daugh­ food w ill be prepared under the day, May 20. The first w ill be
have
anexhibitandm
any
others
"We feel it is important that
way so that the same does not
For single pieces, rates
ter of Mr. and Mrs. K e n d a l l direction of Mrs.Lavem Tope a t 2 p. m . and the second iden­ all of our citizens know what are planned.
create traffic hazard, unsanitary
Grover, Brooking, were recog­ and w ill feature a menu of roast tical session w ill be at 8 p.m . there is to see and do for the
President Weir asked Jim would be Increased one cent
condition cr cause damage or
nized in the 4-H National A - beef,mashed potatoes and gravy, Both sessions to be held in the visitor to our area, " said Kosta. W ilson and Thelma Me ade to be per piece. This would yield
destruction of property.
$12.4 million. For regular bulk
Port Orford city hall, according
wards program, according t o tossed salad, vegetable,hot rolls
the
concessions
com
m
ittee
to
"hi putting together our infor­
third-class, the minimum would
Section II, If the owner of
to J.B. Kosta, chairman of the
make
arrangements
and
to
set
Jane Shearer and Walt Schroed­ and cream pie.
mation on things to see and do
be Increased to a uniform rate
such animal cr animals fails to
fees
for
this
important
portion
er, Curry county extension a -
Rutschman, a Little A ll-A m ­
we found that even some of the
so ccnf ine such animal within
of 4.2 cents Jan. 1, 1970, as
erican football player in 1953,
gents.
old timers in the area did not of the celebration.
contrasted with the present rate
twenty-four hours so as to keep
Miss Hanna was named the was named head football coach
It
was
decided
not
to
have
know of some of our attracticns,"
such animal cr animals from
state winner in the 4-H sheep at his alma mater a year ago.
any dinner meetings until after of 3.6 cents. The 1970 increase
he ccntinued.
would lift revenues by $46.8
running at large, or if confined,
program and w ill receive a $50 In his first season at Linfield,
The tourist industry means the Fourth but the luncheon million annually.
creating a traffic hazard, an un­
Bend and the chance to compete the Wildcats finished with a
meetings
w
ill
be
held
regularly
c a s h in the pocket of almost
sanitary condition cr damage or
and
a
l
s
o
other
special
ones
fcr a college scholarship and a 6 -2 -1 record and runner-up in
every citizen of the community.
destruction, the owner of such
which
may
be
called
by
the
trip to Chicago to the National the Northwest Conference where
Estimates by the Travel Infor­
M arine Biology
animal, or animals, *hall upon
president
or
com
m
ittee
chair­
4-H Congress to be held in Nov­ he also was an all-conference
conviction of violating the pro­
Has your dog or cat had a mation Division of the Oregon men.
ember. The Sheep award pro­
baseball player.
State Highway Department in­
Classes
Underw
ay
visions or any one of them, of
rabies
shot
within
the
past
year?
New
members
at
the
meeting
gram is sponsored by Wilson and
Prior to being named at Lin­
dicate t h a t the tourist travel
this
ordinance, be subject to a
If
not,arabies
clinic
fcr
innoc-
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.Sidney
Doer-
field,he was head football coach
Marine biology of the Curry
Company.
w i l l be up from 10 to 20 per
Fran Ryan, TV singing com ­ $25 fine.
M is s Grover, a student a t for ten years and head baseball ulation of both dogs and cats cent this year. The people need ay.
c o u n t y coast, a n on -cred it edienne, will be Grand Marshall
The ordinance was signed cn
George Fox C ollege in Newberg, coach far twelve years at Hills­ w ill be held at the following
course, is being offered in two fcr the 1969 Azalea Festival, to May 13,1969, by Mayer Adolph
to be ready to help these visitors AUCTION ITEMS NEEDED
was named alternate for the boro High. His 1966 football places:
locations
t
h
i
s
week.
Almost
May 19-Pistol River, 1:30- have an enjoyable tim e while
The auction com m ittee, Clar­ identical sessions wiU be held be held at ¡lookings, Oregon, Windmaiser.
National 4-H Congress trip in team won the state champion­
Harry Price submitted his re­
they are in our community.
ence (Flash) Owens, A 1 and Bill in the Gold Beach high school May 30,31 and June 1.
the Home Economics award pro­ ship. H isH ill-H ibaseball teams 3:30 p. m ., Friendship hall.
The Tourist Hospitality C lin - Steinmetz and Dale Bartlett, are
Miss Ryan has appeared an signation as a member of the
May 19-Brookings, 5-8 p . m .,
gram sponsored by Montgomery wen two state tides and shared
ic program is being co-sponsor­ reminding everyone that May multipurpose room and in the the Doris Day show, Greenacres, council because he andhis fam ­
Coos-Curry Electric.
Ward and Company.
another crown.
ed
by the Pert Orford Chamber 24 is the tim e for the first sale Port Orford elementary school Red Skelton, Beverly H illbillies, ily are moving to California.
May
20-Agness,
10:30
a.
m
.,
In her eighth year of 4-H, Miss
of
Commerce and the Curry to help raise money for the music room irom 7:30 to 9:30 Daniel Boone and many others. Harold Robinson was appointed
Community
hall.
Hanna h a s carried'project in
p.m.thisFriday,May 16. A field Last season sh e appeared as unanimously to fill that position.
County
Extension Service.
M
ay
20-GoldBeach,5-8
p.m.,
Fourth of July Jetty Jubilee c e l­
sheep, swine, horse, beef, cloth-
trip w ill be held the following
Bills in the amount of $2, -
Fairgrounds.
ebration. They report that m a­ morning at different locations "A ggie" on the Doris Day show
in g, knitting, fo o d s , Empire
May 21 -Nesika Beach, 11 a.m . THANKS TO BOY SCOUTS
Builders and Junior Leadership.
terials a r e being brought to fcreach.One additional lecture far 13 weeks. Currently she is 046.11 were approved fcr pay­
shooting a s a regular cn the ment.
- 1 p .m .,F ir e Hall.
them now and it is being stored
Specializing in home econom­
Greenacres show for the summer
The Port Orford Lions Club in the Hand building but much and field trip w ill follow.
May 21-Sixes,4-8 p .m ., Six­
ics,Miss Grover has carried such
BobCourtright, director of the season. She has been in show
wishes to thank Boy Scouts Brock more is needed. Donations may
es Grange Hall.
projects as foods, knitting, can­
A $1. 50 fee for each animal BeanJoe Bens, Gary Frankovich, be taken to the place of business OSU Marine Lab at Port Orford, business since she was six years Jubilee Queen
ning, flower growing, vegetable
w
i l l be charged to cover the Ron Coble, Raymond Anderson, of any of these com m ittee m em ­ and Fred Bowen, biology teach­ old and has played nearly every
gardening, o u td o o r - cooking,
A pre-school hearing and vi­
type of entertainment medium. Contest Starts
costs
o f vaccines, equipment Rickie Lambert, Byrum Lanham bers or if anyone needs to have er at GBHS, are the instructors.
clothing, photogra phy and J unior sion clin ic, sponsored by the
Bowen and Courtright both
and Richard Lanham of Troop their donations picked up please
The Azalea Festival, an an­
Leadership.
Curry County Health Depart- and tags.
Kathi Roll, who is in charge
The clin ic is part of a w eek­ 98 for their help in clearing and c a ll 332-3011,332-2892 or 332- emphasized that the course m a­ nual event for the past 30 years,
m e n t and the Oregon State
terial w ill be presented in non­ features a parade cn May $0, of th e queen's contest, a n d
Board of Health, is being sched­ long campaign in (Oregon to see piling brush on the Buffington 2755. -------------------
technical language.
seafood luncheon in A z a l e a Maude Weir,* hamber president,
uled for children three through that protection against rabies is Memorial Park site.
An introductory session last Park, anti a beef barbecue cn interviewed girls at Pacific high
kept
at
a
high
lev
el.
It
is
being
Rotary Slates
six years of age throughout Cur-
Local Boy Scouts
Friday evening in Gold Beach Sunday,May 31. TickeO m ay be school last week who are be­
sponsored locally by the Health
ry county.
started the series. Bowen noted purchased try writing the Brook- tween 16 and 19 years of age
L
ittle
League
Department
and
Extension
Ser­
The Pert Orford Clinic w ill
Spaghetti Feed
Flags Missing
that even if you missed the first ings-Harbcr Chamber of Com­ and have eight lined up to be
vice
of
Curry
c
ounty,
in
cooper­
be Thursday, May 22, at the
contestant fcr the t i t l e
of
session itw ill be relatively easy m erce.
ation
with
the
Ctegon
Veterin­
Tryouts To Start
Queen. Four of the group have
Local Rotarians aie sponsor­ to catch up.
The Boy Scouts of Troops 98 Comm unity Church.
a r y M edical Association and
For
an
appointment,
call
Bar­
sponsors and there are available
ing a paghetti teed at the grade
A ll boys between 9 and 12
Fees for the course are $6 for
and252are missing their Troop
the Oregon State Board of Health.
sponsors fcr the ethers.
years of age (born before Aug. 1, school multipurpose room this adults and $3 for students and PROCEEDS TO
flags a n d their United States bara Riedlmger, 332-4171.
According
to
state
health
of­
In Langlois the clin ic w ill be
It is announced that th e
1959 and after Aug. 1, 1956) Saturday, May 17, from 5 to 9 senior citizens.Fees m ay be paid CAMP HUMDINGER
flags. These flags were in the
ficials,
it
is
essential
to
keep
Queen's Ball w ill be held at
at the close of the next session.
Port Orford elementary chool Friday, M a y 23, at the Com ­ house pets safe from rabies be­ that are interested in playing p. m.
Pacific high school on July 3,
The menu w ill also include
until recently when it appears munity C h u r c h . C all David cause germs of this deadly dis­ Little League Baseball this sum­
The Little Theater on the Bay with a name orchestra. Ticket»
t h a t someone has "borrowed" Barklow, 332-2423.
mer are invited to show up at garlic bread, salad, coffee or
ease
are
present
in
several
types
Nesika Beach clinic w ill be
them. The Boy Scout» have asked
w ill give one half of the |to - w ill sell for $1.
A rea Council Meet
of small mammals found widely the Rotary Field with glove, m ilk at $1 per plate.
There w ill be a tea for the
ceeds from the May 24, Satur­
for their return and the Scout Monday,May 19,at the fire hall. in Oregon. Within the past nine hat, hoes and any balls or bats
Phone
Barbara
Epping,
247-7197,
d a y evm ing performance of girls and their mothers and com ­
they m ay have. Practice essiens attend funeral
officials have given the bor­
years,'.'4
animal
and
one
human
The Community Action Pro­ "The Fantasticks," to the Camp plete instructions will be given
rowers" a 3O-day returning per­ far an appointment.
w ill start an Saturday, May 17,
Gold Beach clin ic w ill be case of rabies have been identi­
Mr.and Mrs.Burrell Babb flew gram w ill hold an area council Humdinger summer camp fund. at that tim e. The girls w ill get
iod when no questions w ill be
Wednesday,May 2 1,at the Curry fied by the state public health and continue until all teams to Chic ago, 111., recently to at- m eeting Tuesday, May 20, 7:30
asked. If they are not returned
Admission is $2 for adults and to take tri;» to other towns and
have b e e n selected. League
County Health Department.Call laboratory.
it is hoped to get them on T V .
within 30 days, normal investi­
games w ill not start until the tend the funeral of Mr. Babb's p .m ., at the Port Orford M ulti- $1 for students.
Once
rabies
infection
d
evel­
Brenda Willhoft, 247-7803 for
Service Center.
mother
gative procedures w ill be initi­
third
week
of
J
une.
op«,
the
illness
is
always
fatal.
appointments.
ated.
Chamber Talks
Fourth Plans
Sports Award Dinner Set
North Curry Hospitality
Clinic Is Next Tuesday
Tamsin Hanna
Wins State
Recognition
Rabies Clinics
Dates Are Set
Hearing, Vision
Clinics Dated
Council Opens Bids
Approves Animal Law