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    Port Orford News
Page 2 • July 1, 2009
Police report
Arts calendar
Art Show July 2-6 10am-3:30pm at the Coast Guard
Station Museum. No Jury. No Judge. No entry fee.
“Kiss Me Goodby” Art Sale at the Seaside Plaza. July
3rd 10am-5pm, July 4th 10am-7pm, July 5th 10am-2pm.
For more info: call 332-1307.
“Fools Hill” Theatre 101 July 3,10,11,17 & 18 at 7:30pm.
July 4,5,12 & 19 at 2pm.
Exhibit of "Old Port Orford" at POAC Gallery during
run of "FOOL'S HILL" at Theatre 101. Fancy Reception
July 4th, 4 to 6pm.
Children's Art Classes Saturday, July 18, 10am-Noon
at the Port Orford Library. Mononprints with Elaine
Roemen. For more info call Elaine 332-0688.
Jazz & Blues Jam Night * Wednesday nights in the
Theatre 101 studio. Come with instrument and join in.
All levels encouraged to attend. For more info call
Francie 332-7100 or Julie 332-7635.
Sponsored by the
Port Orford News
on behalf of the arts in Northern Curry County
Birthdays for July 2009
9 Lucille Belden
9 Kay Neal
10 Marcella Gupton
12 Ben Corazza
13 Walt Sewell
14 Ralph Finch
14 Sue Blount
14 Shane Rangel
1 Kathleen Russell
3 Esther Winters
5 Elaine Roemen
6 Jim Rhoades
4 Linda Grantland
7 Horace Pfand
8 Zoe Mitchell
8 Margaret Frankovich
Send your birthday information to the
Port Orford News at portorfordnews@gmail.com
June 23
1.) Police received a report of
a lost dog. Area checked, unable
to locate.
2.) Police responded to a
neighbor complaint about possi-
ble pesticide use, resulting in
damage to neighbor’s flowers.
Situation resolved.
June 24
1.) Police responded to a
report of an attempted kidnap-
ping of a small child. Situation
not as reported, and was
resolved peacefully.
2.) Police received a report of
telephonic harassment. Subject
counseled about harassment, sit-
uation resolved with no further
action taken. Information
logged in case of further prob-
lems.
3.) Police received a report of
a driving complaint on a side
street. Area observed for a peri-
od of time. No violations noted.
Patrols will be increased in the
area in an attempt to locate vio-
lators.
June 25
Police received a report of
another lost dog, different loca-
tion. Area checked as well, and
no dog located.
Traffic activity was fairly
light this week. Twelve citations
were issued for speed violations,
with 36 warnings also issued.
The speeder of the week was
observed at 56 miles per hour in
a 30 mile per hour zone.
With the Independence Day
holiday approaching, we would
like to remind everyone to drive
safely. More people than normal
will be out and about, increasing
the chances for problems unless
everyone drives safely.
Enjoy the holiday, and be
safe!
Hazmat wrap-up
At the recent Hazmat collec-
tion event we had a total of
20,265 lbs. of hazardous materi-
als collected at our recent col-
lections event. Quite a pile of
“stuff.”
— By Mike Murphy
Touist season is here
PPON photo by Matt Hall
A pair of tourists stroll among a full parking lot on a
sunny afternoon at Battle Rock City Park. With more
visitors in the city, and with holiday traffic, all are
reminded to drive with greater caution.
Fire report
The Port Orford Volunteer
Fire Department was dispatched
to a structure fire on Friday,
June 26th.
The Fire Department respond-
ed with two pumpers, one ten-
der and a rescue vehicle. We
requested Port Orford
Community Ambulance be dis-
patched for standby.
The fire was a chimney fire.
Firefighters entered the home,
extinguished the fire in the
wood-burning stove and gained
access to the attic. We laddered
the roof and used a hose line to
apply a minimal amount of
water to cool the creosote fire in
the chimney.
Firefighters were on scene for
approximately two hours. We
continued to check the scene
throughout the afternoon and
evening.
Savoy Theatre BRIEFS, from page 1
811 Hwy. 101
Port Orford, Ore.
Showtimes
Mon-Fri-7 pm,
Sat/Sun-4&7 pm
Now playing
UP
Coming Friday
541-332-FILM (3456)
LAND OF
THE LOST
savoyportorford.com
Office 541-332-3105
Matineeʼs at 4 p.m.
Notice to PON subscribers:
The Port Orford news office at 519 W. 10th St. is staffed
by the editor at odd times when he isnʼt doing distribution,
at a meeting, etc. I apologize for this and ask that you
slip your information through the slot in the door. You
can call the editor at (541) 260-3638. Thank you.
The
Port Orford News
is sold at the following locations:
Bandon
Ray’s Food Place
Fraser’s Restaurant
Circle K
Java John’s
Langlois:
Langlois Market
Gold Beach:
Nesika Beach Market
Greasy Spoon
Port Orford:
Wedderburn Market
Ray’s Food Place
Suds n Duds
Central Curry 76
Paradise Cafe
McKay’s Market
Hwy. 101 Liquor
will go toward the purchase of
fresh produce and dairy items
for our clients.
Last year we sold out in an
hour !
Come visit us between 12-2 at
the BBQ, 1536 Jackson Street,
on the Fourth of July.
HWY 101
LIQUOR
WILL BE OPEN
1PM to 5pm
Saturday
4th of JULY
Happy 4th
Saturday Children's Art Fun
Phone (541) 332-NEWS, or (541) 260-3638
519 W. 10th St. • P.O. Box 5 • Port Orford, OR 97465
email: portorfordnews@gmail.com
website: portorfordnews.net
Official newspaper of record for:
• City of Port Orford • Port of Port Orford
• North Curry County
Matt Hall ................ Publisher/Editor
Brice Wagner .......... Staff Writer
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Street, Port Orford, OR 97465. Subscription
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Port Orford, OR 97465-0005.
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prepared by the Port Orford News staff is the property of the News and
may not be reproduced for any other use without explicit prior approval.
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Red Wiggler Composting Bins
(everything included ... just add
produce scraps) are being sold
for $35 by Driftwood students.
The portable 18 gallon Red
Wiggler Worm Composting Bins
will help to raise money for their
Outdoor Agricultural Classroom
and Edible Gardens Project.
Your support will help stu-
dents learn creatively and organ-
ically to support health and
hunger issues in our community.
Purchase your bin at Sixes
River Land Company, across
from Battle Rock State Park dur-
ing the Fourth of July weekend.
‘Tea Party’ on tap
Life long resident, Adella
Robison (Oregon Patriot’s 4th
District Coordinator
resistnet.com) met Joe the
Plummer (Mr. Wirzelbacker) at
the “Defending the American
Dream Summit” the last of May.
Contributed photo
Adella Robison and “Joe
the Plummer.”
She was so inspired by the
encounter with Joe and the sum-
mit she proclaimed: "I'm going
to organize a Tea Party in Port
Orford for the Fourth of July".
And plan it she did! There
will be a 10:15 a.m. Tea Party
sponsored by the Oregon
Patriots July Fourth on Highway
101 at 6th St.
Come on down and start the
See BRIEFS, page 4
July 4 Cookout
Noon to 2 p.m.
Everyone welcome!
Port Orford News
Oldest newspaper on the Oregon Coast
82 years and still going strong
Worm bins for sale
to help kids
Sponsored by the Oregon Community Foundation
$5 FOR HAMBURGERS,
$4 FOR HOT DOGS
CHIPS AND DESSERT INCLUDED
DESSERTS BY THE COMMON GOOD
Fone Finder!
DRAWING WILL BE HELD FOR
THE .22 MAGNUM RIFLE
15TH & JACKSON STREETS
July 18th
Monoprints
with Elaine Roemen
PON is working on the 2009 Fone Finder. We will
have it published soon. You will notice that we are
publishing it at a different time of year than in the
past, and when you see the finished product, you will
notice other changes that we hope you will like.
One of the changes is that we want to include
your cell phone as well as your land line!
Please e-mail us at portorfordnews@gmail.com (use
“FONE” in the subject line, please) or call us at 541-
332-NEWS with your cell phone number if you would
like it listed, or with any other needed changes, addi-
tions, or deletions, so the new Fone Finder will be as
accurate and up-to-date as possible.
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Construction Inc.
New homes, Remodels
Additions
CCB # 183646, BCD # 8932JP, PB # PB595
R. - Ty
Breuer - New
Residential
Commercial
Construction
- Remodel -
General contractor
Service and
& Repair
bonded
insured - Re-pipe
# 181817
Owner: Shane Harris
www.advantechconstruction.com
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
541-
(541) 332-8945
332-5325
Bob’s
Engine
Now
w Small
& Then
Port
t
Orford
Repair
Mercantile
Saw
Sharpening
Lots of new items.
new
— Lots
We Are of
The
Fix —
Don’t forget to Don’t
bring your
We items.
repair
mowers,
tillers,
drycleaning
in by
forget
to bring
weed
eaters,
etc.
Tues. dryclean-
at 12:30 p.m.
your
Mielenz
349 by
Sixth
St.
ing Robert
in
Tues.
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541-332-0880
Daily Weather Statistics
June
Mon. 6/29
Sun. 6/28
Sat. 6/27
Fri. 6/26
Thurs. 6/25
Wed. 6/24
Tues. 6/23
High
82
90
81
82
83
82
72
Low
45
47
46
52
47
46
45
BAR
30.10
30.10
30.10
30.10
30.10
30.10
30.10
Rain
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Year
47.01
47.01
47.01
47.01
47.01
47.01
47.01
Wind
10
10
10
10
9
10
13
Weather statistics by DeBoyd Smith
7 a.m. to 7 a.m. – Sixes River, OR
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Septic
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Coastin’
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y Supply,
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◆ Paint
Winter Hours:
◆ Tools
10-6,
Nov. - Mar.
◆ Plumbing
Summer Hours:
◆ Electrical
- Oct.
Mon. 10-7,
- Fri. Apr.
8 a.m.
- 5 p.m.
Sat. Mon.
9 a.m. - Sat.
- 12 p.m.
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