Poet O foed News, Thursday, M ay 29, 1969
N orth Curry
'•P O S T OBFOBO • S ll£ S • LA N & LO lS
BP W Holds
Stale Confab
THURSDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Charles Fitzhugh was
hostess to the Thursday after­
noon Bridge club last week at
her home on Elk River road.
Mrs. Wes Zumwalt received
high score and slam, and Mrs.
Dal us Weir was second.
Mrs. Fitzhugh will drop out
of the club for the summer
months and Mrs. Carl Hamil­
ton will take her place.
School Events Noted
June 4 will be "Marketing
Day’’ for the chosen students
of both the Port Orford and
Langlois schools. It will be
conducted by county agents.
On June 6 the Port Orford
Safety Patrol will take their
ann.U '.( '.i toCoosBayandJune
9 Is Awards Day to which par­
ents ore invited both In Langlois
and Port Orford. The awards
assembly In Port Orford will
be held In the morning and at
Langlois it will be in the after­
noon.
Eastern Star
Legion A u x ilia ry
Elects Officers
Elects Officers
Port Orford chapter Eastern
Star held their monthly meeting
at the Masonic hall on Satur­
day evening and Mrs. Betty
Tope was elected as Worthy
Matron and Henry Adolphsenas
Worthy Patron.
Mrs. Kris
Littrell will be associate mat­
ron, with Ariel MacDonald as
associate patron; Mrs. Betty
Bigelow, conductress; Mrs.
Helen Slocum, associate con­
ductress; Mrs. Hazel McKen­
zie, secretary and Mrs. Evel­
yn MacDonald, treasurer.
Mrs. Tope appointed the
following officers: Grace Blag-
den, outgoing worthy matron,
as marshal; Tronl Morris, as
chaplain, Docla Sweet, pianist;
Gladys Petock, Ada; Maude
Weir, Esther; Lana Savage,
Electra; warders, Bobble Jean
Barklow, Ruth and Cecil Bush.
Grace Blagden and Betty Tope
will attend Grand Chapter.
A memorial serlce was con­
ducted for Mrs. Mildred Rus­
sell and Frank Pook.
The Eastern Star ladies
prepared the Q u a r te r b a c k
dinner which was served at the
hall on Thursday evening.
The refreshment committee
was Mrs. O’Dell Flake, Mrs.
Frank Morris and Mrs. Dal us
Weir.
The State Convention of the
Oregon Business and Profes­
sional Women’s club, Inter­
national, was held In Eugene
last week, and was attended
by Evelyn Molr, president­
elect of ¿he Port Orford club;
Maude Weir, vice president­
elect; Betty Pigelow, district WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
The Wednesday Bridge club
director'for Southwestern Ore­
gon from the local club; Mary met at the home of Mrs. Wil­
Price, out-going member of the liam Nutt last week. Mrs.
state nominating committee, Lola Windmalser was a guest. VISIT MOTHER
and Jo White, candidate for High score went to Mrs. Nick
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Geer of
and
second and Langlois went to Etna, Calif.,
Career Woman of the Year Marsh,
slam went to Mrs. Rod Mc­ over the weekend to visit his
from this area.
The delegates report that Kenzie.
mother, Mrs. Arley Rich.
63 clubs were represented with
419 delegates, alternates and
IS IMPROVING
guests, There were 237 voting DUPLICATE BRIDGE
George Guerin Is home from
delegates.
On May 14 the Duplicate the hospital and is improving
As this is the golden anni­ Bridge club met at the Legion but only able to be out of bed
versary of the international or­ hall in Port Orford with four part of each day. His daughter,
ganization, the general theme tables In play. First and sec­ Mrs. Ruby Morelli from Vall­
was “ Those Golden Years’’, ond places were a tie between ejo, Calif., is staying with them
and the theme of the program at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dough­ for awhlleand another daughter,
each meal represented a dec­ erty and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrs. Alta Kreutzer from Yreka, SWEET GUESTS
ade in the history of America, Halbersleben. Third was won Calif., and her son, Donald,
Recent guests at the home
beginning with “ The Roaring by Mr. and Mrs. Walen who were visitors. Richard Kreut­
of Mr. and Mrs. Art Sweet of
Twenties’’ on Friday and end­ are vacationing in the Gold zer, another grandson, was here Sixes were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ing with “ The Golden Sixties’’ Beach area.
for the past weekend. He Is a Shaw of Portland. Shaw is the
on Sunday morning.
On May 21 there were five teacher In Sacramento, Calif. Grange Insurance service man.
Dr. Ruth E. Bebber, pro­ tables of Duplicate Bridge In
fessor at Southern Oregon Col­ play and winners were 1st, Mr. DAUGHTER HOME
lege, is the new president of and Mrs. Paul Wagner, 2nd,
Visiting at the home of her VISIT MOTHER
the state group. Mrs. Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dough­ parents for a week was Kathie
Mrs. Colleen Couch and two
was re-appointed as district erty and 3rd, Mrs. Lloyd Gobel Guerin who is attending the children from Coos Bay were
director for Southwestern Ore­ and Mrs. Harry Kalina.
Medford Beauty school and liv­ Wednesday overnight guests at
gon, whose work will be to
ing In Ashland.
the home of her mother, Mrs.
assist the seven clubs in this
Pauline Fry, in Langlois.
area. Wilma Abbott of Empire Bridal Shower
FROM SACREMENTO
was appointed nominating com­
A guest at the Everett Isen-
mittee member to replace Mary Fo r M a ry Lowe
hart home In Langlois on Tues­ SUNDAY GUESTS
Price who Is moving from the
day night was Karen Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dearth
state.
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from Sacramento, Calif. She of Empire were Sunday guests
Miss Mary Lowe from Sun­ formerly lived with the Isen- of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. HUter-
A special guest was the na­
tional president Mrs. Hope Rob­ nyvale, Calif., who was in Port harts while attending school In brand In Langlois. They have
erts of Reno, Nev., who was the Orford visiting her parents, Langlois.
just recently returned from a
speaker for the Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowe, was
vacation trip of four months In
given a bridal shower on Wed­ BROTHER VISITS
banquet.
which they visited In Michigan,
Norman Holycross, brother Nevada and Florida.
The closing speaker for the nesday night, May 21, by her
friends
In
this
area
at
the
of
Mrs.
Lloyd
Kreutzer,
from
session was Mrs. Jean Mater,
owner of an engineering firm home of Mrs. Ariel MacDon­ Forest Grove, visited his
She Is the bride-elect sister and family on Thursday IN EUGENE
In Eugene who had Just return­ ald.
ed from one of her frequent of Ted Faubert of Pullman, of last week.
Dick Barklow of Langlois
trips to the nation’s capital. Wash.
went to Eugene on business on
Those present or who sent PEBBLE PUPS MEET
Mrs. Lora Giles, Portland
The Langlois 4-H Pebble Tuesday of last week and on
teacher, was chosen a Young gifts were: Mrs. Kenneth Bel­
Pups
met at the David Bark­ his return brought Mrs. T. G.
den,
Mrs.
David
Hatmaker
and
Career Women for Oregon. She
low
home
for their meeting last Summerlin, Mrs. Barklow’s
Bobby,
Mrs.
Bob
Nowlin,
Mrs.
will represent the state at the
month
and
made rock identi­ mother, back to Myrtle Point
Jack
Nowlin
and
Vickie,
Mrs.
national convention this sum­
fication
and
pins from agates. after a visit with other chUd­
Carl Hubbell, Mrs. James Sav­
mer.
For
their
May meeting the ren In Portland.
age. Mrs. John Belcher and
Pups
went
to
see the Rock and
Mary, Mrs. Lyle Hensley, Mrs.
BARKLOWS MOVE
Mineral Show at North Bend and
Ray
Lowe,
Mrs.
Nick
Nensley,
Mr. and Mrs. David Barklow
were completely fascinated by PLANS GRANGE SESSION
of Langlois have moved from Mrs. Lena Hendrickson and the craftsmanship of a man who
Nancy,
Mrs.
Robert
Couch,
Floras Like road to the former
Clarence Brooks of Langlois
used an elk horn to make arrow
Cad man Ranch on HlghwaytHOl. Tammy Lowe, Mrs. James Mc- heads out of obsidian.
went to PorUand on Saturday
Noe.se, Mrs. Nick Stambaugh
to meet with the Executive Com­
and Angela, Mrs. Ralph Lowe,
mittee of the State Grange to
Mro.
Francis
Beazlzio,
Evelyn
IN GRANTS PASS
make final preparations for
YOAKAM GUESTS
Mrs. El Zora DeBord of Elk Ixiwe, Mrs. Norm Schafer and
Guests at the home of Mrs. the state convention which
Mrs.
Clarice
Hopkins.
River ropd is In Grants Pass
The color scheme for the Angle Yoakam of Langlois HUI wiU be held In Ashland June
visiting her mother.
shower was pink which was were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck 8 to 14.
Mrs. Brooks visited with
carried out in the candles, the Loomis of Coquille, who spent
the weekend, and Mr. and Mrs. their son, Don and famUy, In
dessert
and
all
of
the
house
BIRTHDAY NOTED
Jack Dean from Floras Lake Eugene while he was In Port­
Sheri Segulne, daughter of decorations.
who called Saturday.
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Segulne
of Langlois, was six years old
on Saturday, May 17, and her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Salmann from Salem,
came on Sunday to help cele­
brate the Important event and
while In the area visited the
Boondock Motorcycle races.
RETURN^ HOME
Everett Quigley put his
granddaughter, Sandy, on the
plane to return to her home In
Denver, Colo., after a visit
with relatives In this area.
Bailie Bock
Siudenis Elect
Primary election for student
council officers at Battle Rock
school has been held and the
foil owing, were elected: presi­
dent, Stan Alliscnj vice-presi­
dent,Andy Beleher;sergeunt-at-
anns, Kandy McCune; secretary
-treasurer, Rene Foster.
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ACCEPT NO
SUBSTITUTES
BYRNES VISIT
Mr. and M rs. Harry Byrnes
from Elmira, former residents
of this area, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Verdo H arris, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Robinson and other
friends while they were here for
the annual meeting of Western
States Plywood last week.
30 In attendance.
Entertainment for the even­
ing was a musical program pre­
sented by Rev. and Mrs. Harold
Best of the Community Church
followed by cards.
The club meets regularly on
the first and third Monday of
each month and the next meet­
ing will be June 2, with pot­
luck supper at 6 p.m., follow­
ed by a business meeting and
entertainment
Job's Daughters
Install Officers
At the meeting of the Ameri­
The ceremony for the coro­
can Legion Auxiliary at the
nation of Honored Queen Kim
ball on Tuesday, May 20, the
Dunn of Bethel No. 50, Inter­
Eighth Grade class of Battle
national Order of Job’s Daugh­
Rock school gave the patriotic
ters, was conducted by Coquille
program which they presented OUT OF HOSPITAL
Chapter, Order of DeMolay, at
to the officers of Oregon when
Mr. George Edwards was
they made their recent trip to brought home from McAuley the Masonic Temple In Port
Orford Saturday evening. The
Salem.
hospital on Thursday much Im­ Queen has chosen the theme
Following
the program, proved.
He Is 76 years of "An Eye In the Daylight” for
election of officers was held age.
her coming year. Carla Hens­
and Harriet Flake became pre­
ley sang “On A Clear Day”
sident, Betty Bigelow, vice pre­
FROM KING CITY
In her honor.
sident; Adda Rose, secretary
Florence Randall from King
Past Honored Queens were
and Katherine Rice, treasurer. City was a guest of MUdred
the Installing officers, Includ­
They will be Installed at the Hill recently.
ing honored queen, Patty Peck;
meeting In June.
guide, nene Fisher; marshall,
Miss Churchill, daughter of BEACHCOMBERS ELECT
Betty Stambaugh; chaplain, Judy
Mrs. Dorothy Burg, who is a
On May 17 at the regular M i l l e r ,
Bethel
No. 15
W.A.C., was a guest.
square dance at the Cove dur­ (Wyoming); recorder, Colleen
ing refreshment time the fol­ Swim; junior custodian, Linda
lowing officers were elected L u m s d e n ; senior custodian,
HIT BY PROPELLER
for their term of office from the Chris Lltterall (majority mem­
Teddy Longton, son of Mr. first Saturday in September,
and Mrs. Ed Longton of Port 1969, to September, 1970: pre­ ber); musician, Frances Smith;
Orford, received very painful sident, Mr. and Mrs. WllUe soloist, Carla Hensley, (maj­
cuts and bruises when both legs Smith; vice president, Mr. and ority member); guest book,
Dicky Sue Walton; ushers, Car­
and feet were hit by the pro­
Mrs. Harold Murphy; sec­
peller of a boat on Garrison retary, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ter and Jay Walton.
Other elective officers In­
Lake. Apparently no tendons Segulne; treasurer, Mr. and
were cut and he Is recuperating Mrs. Harvey Myers and pub­ stalled at this time were: sen­
ior princess, Carol Knapp: jun­
at home.
licity, Mr. and Mrs. Albert ior princess, Carol Tope; guide,
Britton.
Jerlta Hefner; marshal, Leta
The group voted to cancel Moore.
Place In Olympics
the dance for June 7 so they
The following appointive of­
could square dance at Jerry
On May 17 at the Curry Coun­ Frendrlck’s Skating Rink In ficers were included In the In­
ty Junior Olympics, Randy Mc­ Gold Beach whereall the square stallation service: recorder,
Cune of Battle Rock made cham­ dancer are invited to attend. Lois Lang; treasurer, Georgia
Mayea; chapmln, Gayle Hefner;
pion in high jump and quali­
Several visitors were present
fied for the state track meet at the Cove last week Includ­ librarian, Patty Peck; music­
which wUl be held in PorUand. ing one couple of square dan­ ian, Janice Petok; first mes­
senger, Betty Gehrke; second
Others from BatUe Rock who cers from Brawley, Tex.
messenger, Cyrena Mills; third
placed were, s ta n d in g long
messenger, Paula Woods,four­
jump, McCune, 2nd; 220 relay, IN HOSPITAL
Lloyd Henry of Port Orford th messenger, Janelle Wilcox;
Donald Mayea, Guy Hall, Mark
is in the hospital at Bandon for fifth messenger, Leslie En­
Dahrens and Dave Schroeder,
3rd; 880 yd. walk, Keith Row­ complete rest and observation glish; inner guard, Patty Mc­
ling, 3rd; shot put, Wayne Mc­ after another “ flare up’’ with Kenzie; outer guard, Linda Hil­
debrand; junior custodian, Lin­
Cune, 2nd, and Robert Bridge- his heart.
da Moore; senior custodian,
man, 3rd; 100 yd, dash, Wayne
Paula Roberts; lady of the
McCune, 3rd; 440 yd. ru n , MOVES HOUSE EFFECTS
Everett Belden came south lights, Donna Branham.
Jim WUls, 3rd.
The Guardian Council for Be­
Betty Gehrke won champion In from their home near Belling­
the high jump for girls and ham, Wash., and moved the thel No. 50 Is: guardian, Mrs.
Georgia Mayea was 3rd In that family’s household goods to Clara Hefner; associate guard­
ian, Jim Rledlinger; guardian
their new home last week.
event.
secretary, Mrs. Gladys Petok;
FATHER VISITS
treasurer, Mrs. Betty
SURPRISE PARTY
James Thacker, father of guardian
Tope; guardian of music, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Platt of Watts Thacker, is vlsltingfrom Inez Dunn; guardian of para­
Langlois went to Bandon F ri­ Porrland at the home of his
day night to join in surprising son and daughter-in-law in Port phernalia, Mrs. Betty Bigelow;
guardian of epochs, Mrs. De-
Carl Black on his birthday. Orford.
lores Mayea, fraternal relat­
The party was held at the Yo­
ions, Ed Bigelow.
rn arm home and Mr. and Mrs. COUPLE MOVES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jerry
Davis,
Roy Carr from Sixes, Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Key from Gold son-in-law and daughter of Mr. SENIOR CITIZENS
The Port Orford Senior Citi­
Beach and many Bandon friends and Mrs. Everett Belden, have
enjoyed the evening together. moved from Nesika Beach to zens club met May 19 at the
a home near Everett, Wash. American Legion hall with about
ATTEND SERVICE
Last Sunday evening the con­
gregation of the Westmost
Christian Church In Port Or­
ford went to Myrtle Point to at­
tend the 7:30 p.m. service In
the First Christian Church.
B a r to n Dowdy, president of
Northwest Christian College In
Eugene, was the speaker and
special music was presented by
each church attending the rally.
HAS TREATMENT
Karl Schelske of Port Orford
went to Eugene Tuesday for
medical tests and treatment.
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SAM PLE BALLOT
Special Election
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State of Oregon
Tuesday, June 3, 1969
Mark a Cross ( X) or a Check ( / ) in the Voting Square After the Word “Yes” or After the Word “No’
REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE FIFTY-FIFTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
1.
.PROPERTY TAX RELIEF AND SALES TAX — Enacts three percent sales tax exempting food and
prescription medicine. Prohibits increase without people's vote. Constitutionally dedicates proceeds
to reducing property taxes. Changes constitutional school property tax limitations, establishes new
property tax bases which school districts cannot exceed without people’s vote. Re»'., lets number of
school tax elections, provides uniform dates. Increases corporation taxes. Rebates ¿or.ie income taxes
to low income families. Prohibits increased property taxes on homesteads of $20,000 or less after
owner’s age 65.
YES
ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The passage by the people o f HJR 8 would make operative
three state revenue measures.
House Bill 1055 (Corporation Tax Increase) would increase the rate of taxation from 8 to 9
percent on the taxable income o f banks and other financial corporations as defined by ORS 317.055
and 317.060. The tax rate on all other corporations would be raised from 6 to 7 percent of taxable
income. The resulting increase would add approximately $6 million annually to the General Fund
in the first year.
House Bill 1126 (Exemptions and Refunds) would enable the head of household with less than
$3,500 of annual household income to obtain a refund from the General Fund via the income tax
return that would offset a portion of the property tax he had paid to the county. For the purposes
of this Act, 25 percent of an individual’s rent would be considered as property tax. Annual coat to
the General Fund would be approximately $7.7 million, plus an administrative cost of $125,000.
HB 1126 would also provide that the taxes on a senior citizen homestead valued at $20,000 or less
could not be increased, and would appropriate $800,000 for the purpose of offsetting the tax dollar
reduction because of the freeze.
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House Bill 1127 (Sales and Use Tax) w ould im pose a three percent retail sales and use tax ex­
empting food, drugs, and other specific items'. On aa annual basis, approximately $97.7 IMMF*
would be collected by retail and other businesses. From the amount collected, approximately $1.2
million would be retained by the sellers as a vendor discount, and approximately $1.3 ratttafe..
would be allocated to the Motor Vehicle Use Tax Account, leaving approximately $95.2 million for*
the Sales Tax Receipts Account of the General Fund.
The state would collect the sales tax monies primarily by quarter-years. The monies
he credited to the Local Property Tax Relief Account. The sales and use tax collections for t h e __
fiscal year ending June 30, 1970 (three quarter payments) would be in excess of $71 million. TUb
estimated cost for the administration of the sales tax for the fiscal year 1969-70 would be
$1.5 million.
STATE CF OREGON
County o f Curry
ss
I hereby c e r t i f y th a t th e B a llo t as p r in te d above i s a fa c -
im ilc o f eh«t Sample B a llo t fo r th e S p e c ia l E le c tio n to be h eld
on iu e sd a y , June 3» 1969. T h is b a llo t i s p r in te d in accordance
w ith O .R .S. 2 5 0 .1 2 1 .
(S c il)
Bernard I . b la th er, Curry ~ùo. C1 er k