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______ __________________________________ _____________Port Orford, Curry County, tte g c n 97465
City To Advertise
Sewer Extension
Price: Ten Cents
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Thursday, June 12, 1969
School Budget Fails Again
Five sewer extensions were
approved by the city oouncil
School district 2CJ voters fa:
Tuesday night and city engineer
the second time turned thumb:
Roy Erichsen was given the go-
down on the budget at Monday's
ahead to advertise for construc
election bya majority of slight
ly mere than two to one, despite
tion bids. Bids will be opened at
the July council meeting with
the fact that it had been reduc
ed by mere than $70, 000. Lang
construction to be completed in
The Carillons, a m u s ic a l
lois voted 71 for and 102 against;
60 days from the start.
group from Northwest College
Port Orford voted 119 yes and
The projects include 10th St., of the Assemblies of God, will
serving 10homes; 9th S t,, serv befeaturedin a concert of sac
294 no,for a total of 190 yes and
ing 13 homes; 8th S t., serving red music at the local Assembly
With only 21 days remaining 396 no.
sevenhames; Jackson St., serv of God Church on Monday, June
The district's board of direc
before the second annual Jetty
ing one home; and a line to 16, 7:30 p .m .
Jubilee gets underway, chamber tors will m eet in a special ses
Battle Rock school. Estimated
This group of young
of commerce committees are sion in the Pacific high school
cost of construction is around will present a varied program
stepping up efforts to complete library tomorrow night, Friday,
$37,000.Ccnnectian fees would of music that will be enjoyed
the program of events for the June 13, at 8 p.m . in an effort
bring in a little over $16, 000.
both adults and youth. Some
big two-day celebration Thurs to analyze the two failures and
figure out a new proposal.
It was also approved to have their presentation centers on
day and Friday, July 3 and 4.
All school patrons are urged
a representative of the engin the older hymns of the church,
Leading off the events Thurs
eer's office present at all m eet while other numbers relate the
day will be the junior parade to attend the meeting.
ings after construction of these Christian faith in contemporary
and Queen's Ball. A RotaryClub McKENZIE RESIGNS
projects,ataretainer of $50 per fashion.
ham and hotcake breakfast will
The resignation of Robert G.
month.The council felt that fu
Members in the group include
start off Friday activities.Secre- McKenzie from the school board
ture sewer problems could be Ina Rae McGhee, senior theol
tary of State Clay Myers and was accepted a t the Monday
handled more efficiently under ogy student from Maple Valley,
Senator Sam Dement will share meeting.
this plan.
grand marshall honors for the
Washington; T r u d y Wellman,
Under department reports a l junior pre-music major from
main parade at 10 a. m. .which
derman Kent Wagner said that Reedsport,Oregon; Susan Brown,
will march from the city hall to
street patching and repair was sophomore pre-m usic student
Battle Rock State Park.
being completed on schedule from Coulee City, Washington;
Harold Robinson, new parade
and that drainage p r o b le m s and Rosie Nordby, junior pre-
chairman replacing Mrs. Jean
were being taken care of an 8th, religion major from Spokane,
Rogers, urges all clubs, organi
9th and loth streets.
zations, individuals or groups to
Washington. All are students at
Delbert Neal reported that Northwest College, located in
begin planning their floats or
the fire department was in the Kirkland, Washington.
entries right away and get their
process of testing fire hydrants
entry blanks in to him at "The
The Carillons have traveled
and that classes w,ere continuing. throughout Washington, Oregon,
Mayer Adolph Windmaiser
Barber Shop" next to First Na
Harold Robinson received Idaho, and Utah in musical con
tional Bank, or mail them to Box has proclaimed the w e e k of
June 14-21, inclusive, as clean
council approval for the hiring certs. They have been featured
5, Port Orford.
of new police patrolman Gary in D a v e Wilkerson meetings,
Parade divisions will include up week in Port Orford.
Being just prior to July 4th
Reese at a salary of $500 per and various youth rallies. Two
Mounted Group,Marching Group,
month for a six-month proba record albums have been re
Commercial Float, Individual, Celebration time, it behooves
tionary period. Robinson also leased featuring the group.
Service Club float, Miscellane the local residents to paint up,
said that he would submit his
ous and Sweepstakes (Jetty Jub clean up and brush up to show
The girls trio will be accom-
resignation from the planning 'panied by a young college stu
ilee Theme). First and second the visitors a clean neat little
commission because it conflict dent, Gary Bunting, who will
place ribbons will be awarded city, the mayor said.
ed with his council position.
Fire chief Evert Mills and fire
in each division except sweep-
sing and give his personal testi
Mayor Adolph Windmaiser m o n y o f deliverance fro m
commissioner Delbert Neal an
stakes.
was given council approval to mainlining heroin to a life of
Following the parade, Myers nounce that no fire permits will
reappoint M a r c e l l a Gilfillan service for God.
i l l deliver an Independence be needed during this week but
and Ruth Wahl to four year
HAROLD KNAPP, Port Or
Day address at the park and with certain restrictions a n d
The public is invited to at
terms on the library board.
ford, explains how his new
tend.
Robert Bridgeman will present suggestions:
1. No burning on windy days,
In other action, the council
Christmas t r e e planting
three Lincoln speeches that he
2» Bum in the early morning
voted to discontinue paying
machine works to the 45
gave an the 8th grade Salem
hours w h e n the dew is quite
overtime to members of the po
trip.
people who attended the
lice department because they
field day l a s t Saturday,
At noon there will be a sal heavy.
Pacific
high
school
students
pin;
Richard
Hodge,
Frank
Neely,
3. Don't bumrubbish near any
were an salary and other city
June 7. Knapp planted close
mon dinner sponsored by he structure.
were honored at an awards as Valorie Stlegler, Debbie Reese,
employees didnot receive over
to 30, 000 small trees this
Port Orford-Langlois Quarter
sembly
on
Wednesday’,
June
4,
Linda
Bess,
Hazel
Hofsess.
Glen Libby of Port Orford
4. Have a garden hose laid out
tim e pay.
past winter and spring. It
The list of awards and recipients
Home Ec. Awards—presented was adjudged an Oregon Scho back d u b .
and remain near by while burn
Bills in the amount of $1, -
would not have been pos
Afternoon
activities
will
in
are as follows:
by Dianne Weihe: Floras-Wil- lar by the State Scholarship
ing.
901,28 were approved.
sible without the machine,
A c adem i c A wards—presente d low Club Girls' Achievement Committee. This honor is att clude fishermen's dinghy races
The Cottage Treasure Shoppe
5. Wet down <iry grass and wood
he
believes.
at
Battle
Rock
Beach
and
Little
byLarry Hoover for students who Award—Teresa K e ith ; Betty ained by only 3% of the stu
opened Monday in the former
structures near by.
League
b
a
s
e
b
a
l
l
.
Childrens
made the Honor Roll three times Crocker Homemaker of Tomor dents in Oregon schools. Libby
cafe building on the comer at
6. Burning permitted in a m et
games are also being consider
during the school year: fresh row: Teresa Keith,
the entrance to Battle Rock
al or masonry container covered
alsoreceived the Valedictorian
men—Kathy A ld r o p p , Linda
Rally Squad and Pep Club A- Medallion and Reader's Digest ed, as well as square dancing.
State Park. The new business, Lions A u x ilia ry
a quarter inch mesh screen
The re-enactm ent of the his with
H o lm , Cyrena Mills and Lisa ward Pins—presented by Darlene Subscription Award.
featuring collector's items, an
or m etal.
toric
Battle
of
Battle
Rock
will
Parks;
sophomores—
Kim
Dunn,
Bjork:
Pep
Club
pins—Kathy
A
l
The budget committeemetfor tiques, gifts and paintings, is op
Plans Contest
7. Burning permits w i l l be
Mary Foster, Cathy T u c k e r , dropp, Becky C o p e , Michelle
Other receiving awards were: be held at 7:30 p.m. the evening needed after June 21.
the final hearing of the 1969- erated by Mrs. Joyce McKenzie
o
f
the
Fourth
and
the
day's
David
Knapp,
from
the
Dad’s
70 budget last Monday In the and Mrs. Virginia WUscn.
The regular dinner meeting James Carr, Mike McBride, Tim Deets, L e ta Moore, Jeannine
events will be concluded at dark
Conference Room of the Curry
Business hours will be from
of the Port Orford-Langlois Sparks; juniors—Nancy Arm Parks,Kathleen Parks,Lisa Parks, club of O.S.U., for outstand with a gigantic display of fire
County Office Building. Pre 10 a .m . to 5 p .m . T u e s d a y
Lions Auxiliary was held last strong, Linda Bess, Tam Hanna, Karon P e te r s o n and Kathy ing leadership, scholarship and works at the park. A teen dance
sent for the meeting were Coun through Saturday,and most hol
Monday evening at Whalen’s. Hazel Hofsess, Randy Belanger, T u c k e r ; Varsity Cheerleader citizenship during four years has also been suggested for Fri
ty Commissioners Ira Tucker, idays. After-hour appointments
Betty Keeler, Mary Hilde Robert Ray, Richard Rush; sen pins—Cheryl Adamyk, H a z e l of high school; Kenneth Bess, day night.
Glen Hale and Gene Colegrove; may be made by calling 332-
brand and Eunice Babb, who iors—Cheryl Adamyk, P e g g y Hofsess, Peggy Jensen, Gloria Port Orford Garden club,$100;
Standing shows will include a Sheepmen's Picnic
Budget Committee members J. 5241.
were delegates to thestatecon- Armstrong,Michelle Deets, Bar Shaw, Darla Smith; Junior Var Kathy Krick, Business and Pro Siskiyou West historical exhibit,
fessional
Women’s
club
of
port
bara
Donaldson,
Teresa
Keith,
B. Kosta and James Ferguson;
sity Cheerleader pins — Donna
vention in Pendleton, gave their
hobby,craft,art and flower shows. W ill Be Sunday
reports, including the names of L inda Krick, Pe ggy J ens en, J e an B ra n h a m , Kim Dunn, Carol Orford, $100; Wayne Moore,
Bea Armstrong, Budget Officer,
It was announced that there
Russell Morgan, Auditor and
the new state officers. Myrtle iline Parks Janice Smith, Valor- Knapp, Carol Tope; Freshmen Port Orford, Rotary, $100; will be no concession fees this
ie
S
t
i
e
gl
e
r,
Jerry
Carpenter,
Frank
Neely,
Masonic
Lodge
of
The Sheepherders’ picnic, a
interested citizens.
Cheerleader
pins-Cyrena
Mills,
Trickey is the new state pre
Port Orford, $100; ValerieStei- year for local organizations. A traditional old-fashioned annual
In other business during the
sident; Marguerite Hofgerber, David Knapp, Glen Libby, Frank Becky Still, Linda Holm.
$5
fee
will
be
charged
for
con
get-together of the Curry Coun
Student Council Membership gler, Port Orford Parent-
week, the Board of Commis
first vice president; Betty Reed Neely, Scott Rose, Darla Smith.
ty Livestock Association, will
Annual Staff Awards—present Pin Awards-presented by Cheryl Teacher O r g a n iz a tio n ,$50; cessions from out of the city.
sioners approved an Agreement
is secretary and Shirley Dick,
A $300 advertising budget be held Sunday at the Jack
ed by Jeannine James: Richard Adamyk: Linda K r ic k , Jerry Jeannine Parks, McKay's, $125,
for Data Processing dated Feb.
treasurer.
Mrs.
Bud
Garoutte
"The Restless Ones," con
was approved at the Monday
4, and signed an order for sidered the most successful
of Coos Bay was elected as Hodge, tw o-year Editor pin; Wills, Rod Marstall, Bob Valet, renewable three years; Certifi chamber meeting, for TV and Smith ranch on Morton Creek
publication of notice of war motion picture yet produced by district director for this dis David Knapp, three-year Key Steve Kalina,Robert Biggs,Scott cate of Excellence from the radio advertising and posters. Just north of Langlois.
Ring; Janice Smith, Peggy Jen W oodwarth, Ken Bess, A me J ohn- Ctegcn State Dad's Club; Sal-
Sizzling hot barbecued lamb,
rants outstanding for more than Evangelist Billy Graham, wiU trict.
Don Tate, program coordinator,
seven years.
Mrs. Babb reported that she sen, Tam Hanna, Scott Rose, scsi, Scott Rose, Valorie Stiegler, utatarian Medallion and a tu i announced that Jubilee Queen pork and bear will lead-off
be shown in Gold Beach on
A request from an Indigent June 16,17 and 18 in the Chinook had seen the Rev. and Mrs. Brent Hodge, Barbara Donaldson, Tam Hanna, Mike Deets, Mary t i o n scholarship to Southern candidates will also appear over the potluck menu and will give
the livestock men an excuse
case was approved and granted Theater at 7:30 p.m.
Foster, F r a n k Neely, D a v id Oregon College.
Adolph Mensch during the con Michelle Deets, one year pins.
B a n d Awards—presented by Knapp, H a z e l Hofsess, Wayne
Rev. A. E. Haight of the TV in Eureka and Coos Bay. to rest from their labors and
vention.
the amount of $10.00 for costs
W ith the accent on youth, this
Eight girls are vie ing for the
of transportation.
A committee was appointed to Ken Nelson: Band Pins-Herb Moore,Brett Valet, Darla Smith, Bruch Prairie Church of God reigning position. It was also visit with friends and neigh
feature-length film deals im
bors from all over the area.
BUI Ronayne, U. S. Forest aginatively and dramatically
make arrangements for a kite Bell, Barbara Donaldson, Carol J e a n n i n e Parks, Jan Smith, gave the Baccalaureate address
reported that last year's Queen,
Special feature will Include
Service of Grants Pass, con with the teen-age crisis. With contest during the Fourth of Donaldson, Doug J am ieson, J ohn Cheryl Adamyk, Peggy Jensen, for the young people and Tom
Jackie
Campbell,appeared
on
a
sheep dog trials, 4-H guide
Jensen, Peggy J e n s e n , L e ta Richard Hodge.
Radcliffe, instructor in social
ferred with the Commission a background setting provided July celebration.
float
in
the
Brookings
Azalea
dog demonstrations, predator
regarding the committee on
Officers wiU be installed on Moore, Kathleen P a rk s, Lisa
Typing Award Pins (for out studies at Pacific High, was Festival parade.
by the 1963 Billy Graham Los
displays and plenty of old-time
Parks, Gary Smith, Milt Smith, standing achi e vem ent in typing) commencement speaker.
WUd Rivers.
June
13
in
conjunction
with
the
Angeles Crusade, and artfully
In other business: the chamber picnic games.
The
regular Wednesday woven into the story pattern,
installation of the officers of Cathy Tucker; Pom-Pom Girl —presented by Jeannine James
gave approval loRev.RJ.. Sharp
Participants are asked to
Pins- Michelle Deets, Barbara forjudy Miller:Typing I-C ath y Principal W ill Slay
the Langlois club.
afternoon road m e e tin g was "The Restless Ones" is a hard
to act for the chamber to work bring potluck vegetables, sal
Donaldson, Sally Potter, L e ta Tucker and Mary Foster; Typing
cancelled due toworkprograms hitting, bold approach to social
Don Tate, principal of Port en a kindergarten program for ads and desserts. A $1 charge
Moore, Pe ggy B row n, Debbie II—Peggy Jensen and Michelle
on oUing, road maintenance and problems.
Orford elementary schools, who next fall and agreed that the per family will be made to
Hildebrand, Patti Smith, Kim Deets.
construction.
" h e re is a film which dares
resigned his position last month, s ig n committee should meet cover the cost of the meat. Din
D unn, Donna Branham, Carol
to be different, a story which Bob Babb Is Now
withdrew his resignation at the with the Bandon chamber's sign ner will be served about l;30.
Tope,Becky Cope, Carol Knapp,
will stir the heart and mind.
school board meeting Monday committee to work on plans to
“ Sheep Dog” signs will show
Linda Bess.
CLEAN-UP WEEK
Youngsters Needed
Having seen "The Restless Brand Inspector
night and w i l l remain in the erect igns at the north and south the way to the picnic site from
Sousa Award Trophies—pre
JUNE
14-21
Ones,’ you Will never be the
district for the cam ing year.
end of the Fabulous 50 Miles.
Highway 101 at Morton Creek.
Robert Babb, a sergeant on sented by Ken Nelsen: Peggy
Fo r Junior Parade
sam e," said a spokesman.
Jensen
and
Wayne
Moore.
Un
As one reviewer said, "Here tke City of Brookings police
Local youngsters are reminded is a picture that tells the world farce, has been hired as a part- derclassman Award Trophies—
that only three weeks remain the truth and comes up with an time brand inspector for the Cathy Tucker and John Jensen.
Darrell Guerin Award—p r e
until th e Jetty JubUee Junior answer, not an easy answer, but Ckegon Department of Agricul
sented by Larry Hoover to Arne
Parade at 6:30 p.m . July 3.
ture.
The
post
that
Babb
took
an answer from beyond us.”
All children through the 8th This answer will satisfy, chal
over,effective June 1, had been Johnson.
Sportsmanship A w a rd —pre-
grade are eligible to enter for lenge and inspire young and old h e l d by Cleve Berry, Curry
ted by Keith Nelson to David
cash prizes. There are no entry alike and will appeal to church
C o u n ty deputy sheriff, since sen
firms but it would be appreci goers and non-churchgoers. August 9, 1963. Babb can be Knapp,
G.A,A.Awards—presented by
ated if those planning to enter The Christian message comes reached through the police of
would call 332-3 554.
fice telephone 469-2332, or at Darlene Bjork: Kathy Aldropp,
through in the midst of a real
The junior parade will lineup istic teenage situation, cleanly home where the telephone num L inda Bess, Donna Branham, Peg-
f Brown, Debbie Carver, Becky
a t 5:30pun.at the Rotary Field and without cloying. Swift- ber is 469-3269,
ope, Michelle Deets, Barbara
and march to Battle Rock State moving plot episodes highlight
Donaldson, Kim Dunn, Beverly
Park.Both groups and individuals the opportunities facing th e
Edwards, R e ta Guerin, Diane
are invited to participate in the church. ____ _______
COMING EVENTS
Haga, Tam Hanna, Debbie Hil-
event, say sponsors, the Parent-
debrand,Cartd Knapp,Lois Lang,
Thursday
Teacher Organization. A permy Jubilee Buttons
Debbie L o n g , Laura Marstall,
C. W .F., 7:30 p. m.
scramble is be ing planned for all
K a t r i n a Montgomery, L e ta
Friday
..parade entrants.
A re N ow On Sale
Moore, Cheryl Adamyk, Jean-
Sunset Garden Club, 1 p.m .
nine Parks, Kathleen Parks, Lisa
Saturday
Jetty Jubilee buttons are now
Parks, Karen Price, Gloria Shaw
on sale at local businesses, it Flag Day
WEATHER
Darla Smith, Patty Smith, Cathy
Monday
was announced at the chamber
Date
Max Min Rain
Tucker, Darla Rowling.
of commerce meeting Monday Job's Daughters, 7:30p. m.
June 4 61
50
.0 0
G.A.A.M ost Valuable Award
Sheriff's
Reserve,
8
p.
m.
by
Liens
Club
president
Howard
June 5 62
54
.0 0
—presented by Darlene Bjork:
Tuesday
Beasley,
Lions
are
in
charge
of
June 6 63
50
.0 0
Jeannine Parks; G .A.A. Most
button sales and will operate St.Christopher's Gld., noon
June 7 63
50
.0 0
Improved Award —Kathy Al-
the "hoosegow" on the Fourth. Rotary, 12:10 p. m.
June 8 66
53
.0 0
ifropp.
Proceeds from the hurt one Am.Legion 6 Aux., 8 p.m .
June 9 -58
51
.5 0
which sell for $1, will help de
Wednesday
Journalism Awards—presented
June 10 60
53
.1 5
fray costs of the July 4th cele P. O,Liens, 7:30 p.m ,
by Nancy Giuliani: Linda Krick,
bration.
P.O.Bridge Club, 8 p.m .
Editor pin; Janice Smith, Editor
PORT ORFORD COMMUNITY BAND, 1935. — Pert Commission Photo
Sacred Music
Concert Dated
Jubilee Plans
Shape; Parade
Entries Sought
★★★★★★★★
Mayor Proclaims
Clean-up Week
Pacific Students Earn Awards
Treasure Shoppe
Opens Monday
Glen Libby
Is Honored
★★★★★★★★
Billy Graham
Movie Slated
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