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jPnrt ©rfnrd Àeuis __________________________ Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon 97465 Price: Ten Cents Thursday, July 3, 1969 JUBILEE STARTS TODAY School Election Mon. The voters of the Port Orford- Langlois School District 2CJ u ill vote for the third time an July 7,1969, on the proposition to ex ceed the six per cent statutory increase of the 1969-70 school budget. The school district gen eral fluid budget was reduced $22, 348. 00 over that amount that was turned down by the voters at the June 9 election. This reduction was made by action of the district school board at a special meeting on June 13, to remove from the budget the proposed building plans for the operation of the 6-6 plan operation, and add back to the operational budget that amount that will be necessary to operate the five classroom buildings. The total budget requirement for the school year 1969-70 is $734, 707. This is composed of $695,937 in the general fund and $38,770 in the bond and interest fund. This compared to $761,807 in the general fund and $41,815 in band and inter est fund of the 1968-69 budget would be a reduction of $65, 807 in the general fund and $3, 045 in the band and interest fund. The taxes to be levied are $404, 503 which is a decrease of $106, 359 over the 1968-69 budget. This is due to that a- mount of money that was added to budget resource from the land and timber sales fund and the reduction in the budget in the various categories. Of the total budget amount t o be levied $146, 306 is within the six per cent lim itation and $47, 632 of the bond and interest fund is not subject to the lim itation. The amount of money outside the six percent lim itation is $210, 565 and this will require a vote of the people. The estimate of the school tax rate for the 1969-70 school year will be $16. 12 per $1000.00 of the true cash value of personal property,This school year rate as shown an the Tax Form was $18.87. The voters will ballot between the hours of 8 a. m. and 8 p. m . at the Port Crford Elementary School and the Langlois Primary School. With the weatherman cooper- at“ g» Port Orford's second an nual Jetty Jubilee gets underway th is evening with the junior p a r a d e , k id s games, penny scramble, ventriloquist act and the gala Queen's Ball. Events for the youngsters will all beheld at Battle Rock State Park at the conclusion of the parade. Last year's Junior Queen, Candy Worthington, w i l l be grand marshal of the junior par ade that will feature this year's queen and her court and the Pmy Village kiddie (rain. The crowning of this year's Jubilee Queen will be the high light of the 9:30 p.m . Queen's Ball at Pacific high school, with music by the Frosty West four- piece combo. Big day of the three-day c e l ebration will be an Friday,July 4, with a full day of scheduled events. T opping the list is the Rotary Club pancake breakfast followed by the grand parade, Independence Day p r o g r a m , sand castle building, kite flying, little league baseball, fisher men's dinghy races, fresh sal mon barbecue, square dancing, Battle of Battle Rock, fireworks and a teen dance. Standing shows of art, flow ers and hobbies, plus a worm painting contest, a ventriloquist and refreshments will be fea tured at the American Legion hall throughout the day. Saturday, July 5, will be de voted to an ama teur motorcycle hill climb, beginning at 1 p. m. on Agate Beach road, sponsored by the Bocndockers Motorcycle Club, and a second big night of square dancing at the Beach comber's Cove. Secretary of State Clay Myers will share grand marshal honors with Senator Sam Dement in the grand parade. Parade chair man Harold Robinson aid Mon day t h a t parade entries are coming in almost daily and it looks like we'll have another big one this year. The chamber of commerce extends a hearty welcome to everyone to enjoy th e Jetty Jubilee at Port Orford this year. A complete program of Jub ilee events appears cn page 3 of this weeks News. PORTLAND MAYOR Terry D. Schrunk, far right, presented an award to Pori vrfuid mayor Adolph Windmaiser, left in recognition for his w o rk in this community, in ceremonies at Portland June 24.Mayors of both large and small com munities were honored for their collective leadership in Oregon's local government. Mayors were also guests of Ciner ama, Inc., at a champagne reception prior to the ceremony, and then attended the premiere of Cinerama's "Krakatoa East of Java. " With the mayors are Mrs. Windmaiser, left, and Virginia Bartlett, Cinerama hostess. ( county news . Paddy Wagon To Operate Tonight D r. C. 0. Bools Is Named Trustee Kile Flying Area Changed The board of county commis Chester Boots, D. O ,, of Port sioners m et with Shirley Laird, Orford, was elected Trustee for If you don't have your Jetty twoyears,Oregon Chapter, Am Jim lzettand Bob Rogers to dis Jetty Jubilee program chai cuss various phases of the En Jubilee button y e t . . . beware. erican College of Osteopathic man Den Tate said today tl The local Lions Club will begin General Practitioners, at their the location of the kite flyi gineering in the county. An order authorizing the hir operation of their paddy wagon annual meeting held in con contest,set for 1 p. m .July 4, 1 ing of seven girls far the sum tonight and if you don't have a junction with the Northwest Os been changed from Buffingt mer youth program was approv button., . it's off to jail. teopathic Convention, Portland, Memorial Park to the Batt Buttons are available a t most June ed. Rock school ball field. 16-18. A proclamation was recorded local businesses and from Lions Tate said the change w Officers elected were: chair recognizing the proposed Lang members at $1 each. Proceeds man, Dr.Marvin Amick, Reeds- made because of overhead wir lois Fire District which was reg help defray Jubilee expenses. p o rt; vice-chairman, Dr.John in the park vicinity. ularly held an June 17, and vot Bauers, Oak Grove; secretary- ed into being that day. treasurer, Dr. Robert Todd, Port Six Students Win The resignation of M.J. "Lot" Senator Dement land, Robinson, construction superin Trustee for one year was Dr. tendent of the county road de Appointment Told M arketing T rip Marvin Amick. partment, was accepted. Sen. Sam Dement (R-Coos- Mr. Vernon L.Lord has been On Wednesday, June 25, i employed as a temporary em Curry) has been appointed to 4-H'ers left for Portland c® ployee of the road department, serve as a member of the Ed three-day 4-H marketing tc also Hugh White is employed ucation Committee during the sponsored by Coos-Curry Ele as a temporary employee. 1969-71 legislative interim. trie Co-op, Linda Austin was approved and The appointment was announced Jack Tucker andjanelle Wi hired as a clerk typist in the Monday from the State Capitol cox of Langlois, Ray Smith ai road department office. in Salem by Senate President Pat Brown of Port Orford, aj Softwood log exports from the Sherryll Smith and Dave Shui The board of commissioners E. D. "Debbs” Potts. m et with the County Planning The committee, considered Washington, Oregon, northern of G o ld Beach, visited sui Commission an June 24, at 7:45 by Potts to be the most im California, and Alaska Customs places as a TV station, OM! p. m. portant set up by the 1969 Districts totaled 167 million Portland Zoo, Portland Intern: Squaw Valley road project is legislature, will study matters board feet, Scribner log scale, ticmal Airport, a wool compai , underway, timber being cut far relating to all phases of Ore in April 1969, according to data and weaving pi ant, a bank, sto< just received by the U. S. For brokers,a poultry plant, and tl U. S. Plywood. gon’s educational system. The Winchuck second m ile is According to the directives est Service Pacific Northwest Lloyd Center. w e ll underway for basing and of the Legislature, the com Forest and Range Experiment The 4-H'ers were chosen f should be completed in one mittee will give particular at Station in Portland. This vol this tour by writing an essay c week. tention to the revision of the ume represents an increase of same type of marketing in the Ed Bennett is crushing rock laws relating to Oregon’s rap 31.2 percent from March 1969 school marketing classes. The for a project in the Gold Beach idly growing community college exports, but a 10.1 percent de were chaperoned byjane Shea: area of approximately 3,000 system, the application of gen cline from shipments in April er, County Extensicm Agent. yards. eral election laws to school of last year. Log shipments from Wash The county shop in Gold Beach district elections and the im is being fenced. provement of administration to ington and Oregon totaled 141 B ill Bales On The garbage detail has been the department of Education, as million board feet, up 28.6 per put to work. well as the individual school cent from exports in March but OSU Honor Roll 20.8 percent below shipments Application for package store districts. Local area students are ir class B license was approved to In making the appointment, made in April 1968. Northern eluded cn the spring term schol Susan Nicholson store. Potts noted that "as a fresh California exports increased astic honor roll announced fc Mr. Clausen of Elk River re man legislator, Dement chalked from the March figure of 16.0 O egcn State University. ported gorse an the shoulders of up an Impressive reputation million board feet in March to To be eligible for the hcm< the Elk River road. for being an aggressive law 489,000 board feet in April. roll, tudents must have had a Japan received 162 million plus or better grade average fc A hearing was held at 4 p. m. maker and an articulate voice Wednesdayjune 24,no one ap-. in matters of strong law en board feet, or 87.4 percent of the term. peared in protest of the vaca forcement, respect for people’s total shipments from the four A breakdown of the honor rol tion of the Ponderosa subdivi- rights and the problems of States. showed 220 on the straight- taxation. sian. Douglas-fir made upll.5 per list and 1085 on the B plus c "Also, during his first stint cent of April log exports, and better list. in Salem, Dement emerged as Port-Orford cedar 2.6 percent. Attaining honor roll statu an active committee member The remaining 85.9 percent was from PortOlord was William 1 Special Service by carrying a heavy work load." other softwoods, primarily Bates,a senior in pharmacy, sal Dement served as vice chair western hemlock and true firs. of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bates. Total value of the log ship man of Labor and Industries and Slated F rid ay as a member cf agriculture, ments was $18.6 million, and the Star To Install elections, health and welfare average value was $111.30 per A special Independence Day and highways committees. thousand board feet. Ixxiglas- The O der of Eastern Star wil service w i l l be held at St. fir average$104.36 per thousand h o ld their installation at thi Christopher's Episcopal Chinch board feet; P o r titrford-cedar, at 9 a. m, July 4. Everyone is SEE JUNIOR QUEEN, COURT $380.20; and other softwoods, Mascnic Hall, Port Ortcrd, at I p .m .o n July 11. The public i Page—2 welcome to attend. $104.25. invited. CLAY MYERS SECRETARY OF STATE GRAND MARSHAL-SPEAKER WEATHER Date Max Min June 25 63 50 June 26 62 48 June 27 61 50 June 28 64 48 June 29 68 47 June 30 68 50 MUSIC for the teen dance on Friday, July 4, 9 to l, will be provided by the Crystal Statue a local rock group featuring Mike Hardy and Brett Valet, standing, and Dave Hardy and Ray Smith. The dance is sponsored by the Port Orford-Langlois Teen Association and will be held at Battle Rock school gym. Northern Log Exports Drop JUBILEE QUEEN Jackie Campbell, fifth from left, ill relinquish her crown to a new queen in ceremonies Thursday night, July 3, at the Queen's Ball at Pacific high school, beginning at 9:30. The new Jetty Jubilee Queen will be named from amen., eight ;rincesses. Candidates arc, left to right, Kathy Krick, D, bbie Hildebrand, Patty Smith, Kay Chapman, Queen Jackie, Sherry Doane,LeAnn Van Dolen, Carol Knapp and Linda Bess (not shown). i t Rain .2 0 .48 .69 .13 .00 .00
