Port Angeles Evening News from Port Angeles, Washington • Page 18

12-Evening News, Port Angeles, Wednesday, July 23, 1969 Representatives Moxine Doubek 385-2335 No wind, eiffier Sailing ship towed after engine trouble PORT TOWNSEND The Coast Guard Cutter Point Bennett went to the assistance of the "Monte Cristo," 138-foot, three- masted barque, which found herself without power or radio Tuesday morning. En route to Fort Townsend, the vessel lost her clutch in the auxiliary engine and, in spite of carrying 8,500 feet of canvas, was drifting with the tide. A heavy fog blanketed the area ing the night and there was no wind. A passing pleasure craft without a radio passed the word of the vessel's situation the Murray II, which, in turn, notified the Coast Guard. The Point Bennett took the craft in tow just off of Point Wilson and towed her into the Port Boat Haven.

"Sitting out there in all of that Coast Guard to the rescue Point Bennett towed in "Monte Cristo" Tuesday morning Evening News photo School of Arts TONY DELEO fog and unable to go any place or ask for help sure gives you a funny 1 one crewman said as they tied up at the float. The "Monte by The Monte Cristo Charter Line, North Vancouver, B.C., will remain in Port Townsend until repairs are completed. Crowds of curious people followed the vessel along the shoreline to her berth at the boat haven after a one-gun salute from the vessel AS she was towed along the waterfront. DeLeo attends defense class PORT TOWNSEND F. (Tony) DeLeo, 226 19th has completed a one-week course held at the University of Washington, Division uf Extension Services, in cooperation with the Washington State Department of Civil Defense, according to John Doubsk, Jefferson County CD Director.

The training session, held at Lake Wilderness near Renton, covered study of the National Civil Defense Program, weapons effects, shelter living and organization and planning and administration of shelter management training programs. The course ended with a four-hour shelter stay. DeLeo was among 17 others from Washington state. He finished with a 92.5 grade average. Employed with Cascade Ambulance Service, has been assigned to the Jefferson County Civil Defense staff as a shelter management instructor.

Special weekend events planned PORT TOWNSEND The Port Townsend Summer School of the Arts will wind up its last week of classes with a weekend of special events. The climax of the youth program will be a dance and drama festival Saturday and Sunday at 2-4 p.m. at the Port Townsend Dancers under the direction of Winifred Eldridge will present two ballets. Dancers will include Carol Knoph and Elaine There will be a Clothesline Art Show under the direction of Don Meyers who has been teaching the youth art program. Adams fakes over School post PORT TOWNSEND Dr.

Elmer Adams has assumed the duties of superintendent of the Quilcene Public Schools. He succeeds Rieger who has taken up residence in Concrete. Adams comes from Lahore, West Pakistan, where he was curriculum director of the American Schools for the past two years. Prior to that, he served as associate professor of education and English at Linfield College at McMinnville, for eight years. Dr.

Adams has had extensive experience as a teacher, high school principal and superintendent in Washington schools. He has also spent five years in India where he was head of the Department of Education at And- hra Christian College inGuntur, Andhra Pradesh. He and his wife have been residing in Sequim. PORT TOWNSEND Mr. and Mrs.

Howard C. Reid announce the engagement of their daughter Darlene Kay to Dennis Lelan Shay of Cocoa Beach, Florida. An August 2 wedding is planned. Vital statistics Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hos, Chimacum, a daughter, named Rhonda Dawnel, 6 Ibs. 11 oz. June 28 at St. John Hospital. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. John Kemp, Port Townsend, a son, Allen James, 7 Ibs. 14 oz. July 2 at St. John Hospital.

Born to Mr. a.id Mrs. Homer Smith, Quilcene, a son, Brian Matthew, 6 Ibs. 2 oz. July 10 at St.

John Hospital. Smith as soloists and Soun, Zoe and Meechee Frary, Holly Hoglund, Lori Mosher, Laura Guthrie, Cheryl Richmond and Patricia Smith. False alarms mean danger PORT TOWNSEND The Port Townsend Fire Department rolled equipment to two false alarms. The first call was Sunday at 7:45 p.m. A fire was reported in the basement of the Lincoln Grade School.

The second call came Monday at 6:30 p.m. when it was report. ed that the Girl Scout House in the 700 block of Tyler Street was burning. Assistant Fire Chief Ed Lindsey pointed out that when equip. ment and men are called out on a false alarm there is always the danger that a legitimate call will come into the fire hall and firemen will be delayed.

He also pointed out thatvolun- teer firemen are endangeredun- necessarily while answering these false alarms. The drama department of the youth program will present a one-act play, "Under the Milk- wood," by Dylan Thomas, directed by Jackie Greening and assisted byChrlsPeccioni. Miss Greening is a graduate student of the University of Washington and has taken special study in children's IN ADDITION TO THE youth program festivities, there will be an art exhibit and sale sponsored by the adult studsnts and faculty at the art building at Point Hudson on July 25-27 from 2-5 p.m. The summer theatre under the direction of Gene Keene of the Cirque Theatre will continue through Labor Day. Each Thursday-Saturday sees a full-fledged production at the Point Hudson Theatre with a new play being introduced every two weeks.

The coming weekend will see the final production of "Never Too Late'' and it will be followed by "Mary, Mary," "Take Her, She's Mine" and "The First Fish." Keene uses professional Cirque Players in the lead roles and relies on students and local citizens for supporting casts. Residents invited to talk over tolls PORT TOWNSEND August 15 has been set as a date for a meeting in Port Angeles todis- cuss bridge tolls and ferry financing, according to Frank Erb, chairman of the Jefferson County Labor Coordinating Committee. A study on ferry finances is now being made by state authorities. Recently, Governor Dan Evans stated that a deficit of $1,500,000 is indicated. This deficit, the governor says, would necessitate about Today in history District court JUDGE A.

C. GRADY Samuel R. Brandon, Port Townsend, failed to stop, Robert Lee Roufley, Renton, impeding traffic, dismissed. Arthur G. Homestead, Port Towns-snd, speeding, forfeited $20.

James H. Deltz, Sedro Wool, ley, no lights on towed vehicle, forfeited $19. James Leroy Porter, Port Townsend, speeding, forfeited $17. Edward A. Boening, Chimacum, driving in violation of and license restriction, speeding, fined $20 for speeding, first charge dismissed.

Robert L. Stiewe, Port Ludlow, driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs, fined $65, driver's license suspended for 30 days, 10 days in jail suspended. Gilbert P. Binsfield, Hadlock, improper passing, Mike Reynolds, Port Townsend, speeding, forfeited $17. Robert C.

Wardwell, Fort Lewis, speeding, forfeited $20. Thaddeus G. Tift, Seattle, speeding, improper passing, forfeited $71. Richard J. Floerchlnger, Port Angeles, improper passing, forfeited $18, Robert Roufley, Port Townsend, assault, resisting arrest, found guilty of res'sting arrest, 10 days in jail suspended on condition of no other infraction for one year, fined $50.

James Atkins, Bremerton, negligent driving, forfeited $65, Rosemary Ingle, Port Townsend, no valid operators license, fined $20. Tony A. White, CMmacum, no opsrator's license on person, fine of $65 suspended on condition defendant refrain from use of vehicle. Ronald H. McGrew, Keyport, negligent driving, forfeited $60.

Today is Wednesday, July 23, the 204th day of 1969. There are 161 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1914, on the eve of World War Austria issued an ultimatum to Serbia after the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand at Sa- rajevo. On this date: In 1808, an unsuccessful rebel, lion led by Robert Emrnett broke out in Dublin, Ireland. In 1881, Chile and Argentina divided the territory of Patagonia.

In 1941, during World War II, the Vichy government in France accepted Japan's occupation of French Indochina. In 1943, Allledbombers struck the Japanese-occupied Island of Java for the first time in the Pacific War. Water OLYMPIA (AP) Regional hearings on establishment of water quality standards for rivers, streams and lakes will be held Aug. 19 in Yakima, Aug. 20 in and Aug.

21 in Spokane, the Water Pollution Control Commission Announced Tuesday. Prescott to announce fourth fair in a row PRESCOTT TO RETURN FOR FAIR Top rodeo MC to call track events PORT TOWNSEND George Prescott of Olympia, who has been the Master of Ceremonies at the Jefferson County Fair in Port Townsend for the last three years, will return again this year for the track events, according to Jerry Getz, pro. gram director. The fair will be held August 8-9-10. Prescott is considered one of the top ten rodeo announcers in the United States and during the course of the year announc.

es rodeos from the Mexicanbor. der to Canada. He includes on his schedule of more than 20 rodeos such major ones as the Western Washington Fair at Puyallup and the Ellensburg Rodeo. George has a public relatio.i business in Olympia. When away from his office and when he is not announcing shows you will find George team roping and he is considered a top hand at this sport.

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