HOSPITAL NOTES
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★ FOR RENT
FOR SALE
T R A D E i< SELL
★ PROFESSIONAL
I R1GIDAIRE mangi« (or sale, THREE U NÍ U R N 1 S H E D two ZENITH Hearing aids, batteries,
slightly med $60 ED 2-2603
accessories and appointments.
bedroom botaci. Two newly
6 -2 0 -tl
P .O . Drugstore ED 2-3281
redecorated. See L e o n a r d
1 2 -It/
¿attera at 235 E. ?0th or call
WESTERN STATES P ly w o o d
ED
2-2855.
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302, Pori Orford.
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★ BUSIN. SERVICE
TWO BEDROOM house, n e a r
4" x 12" DEPTH PLANER with
school. See Be try Delarnazter,
1 1/2 horse 220 — 440 motor.
phone ED .’-451 1.
1 -1 7 -tf
B O O K K E E PIN G
Alto newly o v e r h a u l e d 6
cylinder International motor
P
a y r o ll - T a x e s
with 3 • p e e d tram mlalon. TWO C LE A N AFA RTMENTS
IN CITY C E N T E R -O N E
f Phone after six ED 2-2724.
W ilb u r G re e n
IiACIIELOR APT., ONE FOR
6 - 6 - 3tp
ED 2 -2 9 0 7
OLDER COUPLE, NO Pl s
BAITLE ROCK GARAGE.
STOCK SADDLE for sale. New­
P o rt O rfo rd
4 -4 -2 tc
ly done over. $60. ED 2-2603
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BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser­
W O hEDROOM B u n g a lo w
v ic e -C o m p le te incom e tax
partly furnished. Water fur­
SMALL, upright piano. Western
s e r v i c e , bookkeeping and
nished. $40.00. W. Dúchele
Auto.
5 -3 0 -tl
payroll. Thomas M. McCinty,
1 Int house on Paradise Road.
Box 625, Bandon,Office phone,
4 -2 5 -tf
FI 7-5421; h o m e phone, FI
7-5703. Across the street from
FURNISHED HOUSE, two,sm all
tlie Theatre.
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★ LOST
bedrooms $50 mo. th.' Con­
tact Sam Knight ED 7.-2911
CTKRY COUNTY
6-13-2XC
LOST, strayed or stolen: O n e
LOCKSMITH
black and white Boarder C ol­
lie named "Sport". Anyone
BOY II. TAYLOB
h a v i n g information please FURNISHED HOUSE for r e n t ,
Port Orford
two bedrooms BATTLE ROCK
notify Marion Wilson or call
GARAGE.
6 IS -tf
ED2-2812.
6 -2 0 -ltp
SIAMESE KITTEN,three months
old disappeared from Wilbur
Clarke home on Friday. Re­
ward. CaU ED 2-3612.
6-2O-1U
! ★ MISCELLANEOUS!
FLOW ERS for any occasion.
L e a v e your order at Wells
Station P h o n e ED 2-2371
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BUILD1NC SITES, business and
home. Also, Income properties
Reasonable down payments.
S e c John Lyle. ED 2-2592
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TWO BEDROOM furnnhed apt
Phone ED 2-3704.
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CARD OF THANKS
I would like to use this means
of thanking my many friends for
their thoughtful cards and notes
during my recent Illness.
Florence Sondertnan
★ BABY SIT
BABY SITTING or child c a r e
in my home. Sally Picker!
’ickcrmg
4 -ll-tf
ED2-2121.
Dr. C, C. S t e m , Chiropratic
Phy s l c l a n . Physiotherzpy.
Hours ¡Tuesday through Sat­
urday) 9 a. m. to S 30 p. m
Thellin B ld g . , Gold Beach
CH 7-8051
4-19 tl
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING. Low
est rates in P o r t Orford re­
gardless. Gold Beach Sanita­
tion. Phone CH 7-4020 c o l­
lect
12-28-tf
AUCTION
For (air market prices consign
toCooe-Curry Livestock Auc­
tion every Wednesday start­
in g at 1.00 p. m. One m ile
southo( Bandonon Rosa Road.
P l e n t y of buyers attending
Under State and Federal in­
spection. Culver and Schri-
kcr, managers. Ray Zumwalt,
welghmastcr,
3 -9-tf
3 LARGE BED ROOMS, over 1300
sq. ft. . exterior finished, all
plywood walls inside, b a th ,
one and one third acres, 1 1 /2
m iles from Past Orford. Total
price $2. 700 00.
For a letterhead
worthy of you . . .
We assure precision print­
A 3 Bedroom home—a one bed­
room c o t t a g e —a cabin at
lakesharc — All on nearly an
acre of land on Garrison Lake
Priced to sell!
ing for the letterhead of
your choice . . . and we'll
gladly help you create a
fresh, new design.
SHOP s ro ttiF w /ts r_______
Choice Lots and A c r e a g e c
Carrisoi L ake-A re good In­
vestments
took over all of it b e f o r e
buying
WESLEY Dt SPENCER
PRESS
★ REAL ESTATE*
D.F. DEVOE, REALTOR
Realtor
-2 Blocks Wert of M cK ays-
Phonc EDgewood 2-2231
OUR BUSINESS
IS PICKING- UP
• PKONC FP 2-4265
EXTRA LARGE unfinished h o u s e . 3 bdr Partially wired and
plumbed. Large view lot 100 x 150. $4500. 00 with $900. 00 dn.
BUILDING LOT on 12th Street. 201 x 87. Total price $ 975.00
$200. 00 down.
3 UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE. 2 furnished 2 bedroom apartments
and I unfurnished 3 bedroom apartment Monthly income of over
$225 00 A real good investment $3000. 00 down on total price
of $9000. 00
War otsoac SANITATION
DON BROTZMAN, Représenta
five, iR ., Col.):
“ It's hard to tell whether the
administration
is advancing
backward or retreating for­
ward.”
3 BEDROOM HOM E plus sm all apartment with fireplace and
building suitable for giftshop of food concession. Adjacent to
Rattle Rock State Park with m agnificent ocean view. All for the
total price of $19, 900. 00
BU ILT WITH THE LADY OF THF. HOUSE IN MIND.
This 3 bdr home with daylight basement, secluded on
I 3 /4 acres, yet with wonderful view Built-in oven
and range. Fireplace Many other features that make
living in this home a pleasure Located close to schools
a n d shopping Priced reasonable. $ 1 3 ,5 0 0 .0 0 W ill
go FHA, State Vets, etc. (Below)
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K IE M -T V
CHANNEL
DAYTIME
MOND/.Y THRU FRIDAY
8:00 Captain Kangaroo
9:00 Calendar
9; 30 1 Love Lucy
lOiOO The McCoys
10:30 Pete and Gladys
11:00 Love of Life
11:25 CBS News
11:30 Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 Ben Jerrod
12:25 NBC News
12:30 As the World Turns
1:00 Password
1:30 Houseparty
2:00 To T ell the Truth
2:25 Life Line
2:30 The M illionaire
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Video 3
5:45 Assignment News
6:15 Cronkite News
SATURDAY, JUNE 22
9:00 Captain Kangaroo
10:00 Alvin Show
10:30 Airmans World
11.-00 Saturday News
11:1S Baseball Game of Week
L A. at St. Louis
2.-1S British Calendar
★ REAL ESTATE
2. 30 Existence
3:00 Mighty Mouse
WESLEY D. SPENCER
3:30 Rin Tin T y.
REALTOR
4:00 Roy Rogers
4: 30 Sky King
2 Blocks West of McKays
Sc00 Dan Smooi Report
Here Since 1946
5:15 Hollywood Park Race
5:45 Dean Manion Forum
No Branch Office — No Salesmen
6:00 International Showtime
7:00 Dobie Gillis
A w ell built 3 bedroom home,
7: 30 Jackie Gleason
furnished, a n d garage on a
8:30 The Defenders
business lot 100 by 210; w ell
9:30 Have Gun, W ill Travel
located fo r only $7750. 00
ANDA T R A IL E R CAN BE 10.00 Gunsmoke
PARKED IN THIS DISTRICT
4 Bedroom I om e in very good
condition w i t h 1 1/2 baths
fireplace, double garage, in
Geer Addition, only $12. 500.
ITS HOME IS P R IC E D
MUCH nELOW ITS VALUE.
How High Is
Your Community
Credit Reputation?
WE ALL like to be admired,
looked up to.
18 YOUR record for paying
your bllla one to be proud
off
IT NOT.
TODAY’S THE DAT
TO PAT!
Let’a start building a good
credit record today, so you
can charge tomorrow.
Bekiw is a list of patients
admitted to and discharged
from Southern Coos General
hospital during the past week.
Shirley Bishop, in June 11, out
June 14.
Fred Greenbay, in June 11.
John Haga, in June 11, out
June 12.
William Korenko, in June 11.
Carl Looney, Langlois, in June
11, out June 13.
Jam es McLeod, in June 11,
out June 14.
Jonya Seagren, in June 11, out
June 12.
DAYTIME
Jean Penberthy, Port Orford,
TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY
out June 11.
Same as Monday
Lillian Goodwin, in June 12.
10-,00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m.
Margie Smith, Gold Beach, in
June 12, out June 13
SATURDAY, JUNE 22
9 30 Shari Lewis
Sharon Turnow, Wedderburn,
in June 12, out June 14.
9:30 King Leonardo
Carrie Conant, out June 12.
10- 00 Fury
IO. 30 Major League Baseball
Fay Martindale, out June 12.
Judith ’ Aulman, Eastside, in
Chicago at Cleveland
1:30 Film Fare
and out June 13.
2:00 Saturday Matinee
William Carpenter, Port Or­
5 0 0 Wide World of Sporu
ford, in June 13. out June 14
6.30 Jetsons
William Johnston, in June 13.
7:00 Fight of the Week
M arilyn Litzenberger, Spring-
7:45 Chinchilla Show
field. in June 13.
8:00 Hazel
Jam es Croxall, out June 13.
8: 30 Joey Bishop
Virgil Hall. Coquille, in June
9:00 Lawrence Welk
14, out June 16
10.00 Hootenanny
Janet Madsen, Gold Beach,
10.30 Sunday Night Movie
in June 14, out June 16.
SUNDAY, JUNE 23
Martha Whitsett, in June 14.
9:00 Faith for Today
Jessie Pellet, in June 14.
9:15 Light Tim e
Jean Penberthy, Port Orford,
9:30 Social Security
in June 15.
10.00 Pooler Gospel Singers
Baby girl Penberthy, Port Or­
11:00 Major League Baseball
ford, born June 15.
(In Progress)
Maud L. Shepherd. Ophir, in
1:30 Film Fare
June 15.
2:00 Cizectlons 63
2: 30 Issues and Answers
Violet H Miles, Coquille, in
3:00 Sunday Double Feature
June 15, out June 16.
5 0 0 Major Adams Traiimaster
David Russell. Sixes, in June
6:00 Comedy Capers
16.
6:30 News Special
Lloyd Hassell, Port Orford, in
7:00 Ensign O'Toole
June 16.
7:30 Disney's World of Color
Andrew Madison, Port Orford,
8:30 Car 54
out June 16.
5:00 Bonanza
Florence Randall, Port Or­
10:00 Marilyn Monroe Special
ford, out June 16.
CHANNEL 6
MONDAY, JUNE 24
9:30 Romper Room
10 00 Price is Right
1 0 3 0 Biugo
11:00 Your First Impression
11:30 Seven Keys
12:00 Ernie Ford Show
12:30 Father Knows Best
1:00 General Hospital
1:30 You Don't Say
RAM M M VM AM M M M M M V
2:00 Day In Court
2:24 Midday Report
HECURITY L IG H T IN G
1:30 Jane Wyman
. 3:00 Queen for a Day
3 30 Who Do You Trust
4:00 American 3andstand
Ask About D etalla Today I
4:30 Discovery
IV W V V W V W V W V W W W W M
4. 55 Bandstand News
5 0 0 Capt. Humboldt
SUNDAY, JUNE 23
5 3 0 Mickey Mouse Club
11:15 Baseball Game of Week
6:00 News by Six
L. A. at St. Louis
6:15 Huntlev Brinkley
2:15 Practical Arithmetic
6:30 Gallant Men
2:45 Video 3
7:30 The Dakotas
4:30 Oral Roberts
8: 30 Rifleman
5:00 Amateur Hour
9:00 Stoney Biuke
5:30 G. E. C ollege Bowl
10:00 Ben Casey
6.00 20th Century
11.00 News
6: 30 Probe
11:15 Tonight Show
7.00 Lassie
TUESDAY. JUNE 25
7:30 Dennis the Menace
6:30 Laramie
8:00 Ed Sullivan
7:30 Combat
9 00 Real McCoys
8:30 Hawaiian Eye
9:30 G. E. True Theatre
9:30 Untouchables
10-00 Candid - 'im tr i
10:30 Death Valiev D a.s
10 30 What’s M-. Line
11:00 News
MONDAY, JUNE 24
11:15 Tonight S'-ow
6.30 Quick Draw McGraw
WEDNESDAY JUNE 26
7:00 Price is Right
6:30 Pioneers
7:30 To T ell the Truth
7.00 Rebel
8:00 I've Got A Secret
7:30 Wagon Train
8:30 lu c llle Ball
8: 30 Going M.. Way
9:00 Danny Thomas
9:30 Aur Man Higgins
9:30 Andy Crillith
10:00 Naked City
1 0 0 0 Password
11:00 News
10;J0 Allred Hitchcock
_
11:15 Tonight Show
W W W W W M M W M M kM M
THURSDAY JUNE 27
6:30 Ripcord
F O Il Y O I B PROTECTION
7:00 Expedition
7:30 Ozzie and Harriet
8:00 Donna Reed
INHUILANCE AGENCY
8:30 Leave it to Beaver
Phone CHerry 1.4511
9:00
My Three Sons
Gold Beach, Oregon
9:30 McHales Navy
10:00 A lcoa Premeire
11:00 News
TUESDAY, JUNE 25
11:15 Tonight Show
6: 30 Mr Ed
FRIDAY, JUNE 28
.00 Art Linkletter
5:00 Capt. Humboldt
": 30 Marshal Dillon
5:15 Mickey Mouse Club
8:00 Lloyd Bridges
5 4 5 Over the Garden Fence
8: 30 Red Skelton
6:00 News by Six
9:30 Picture This
6:15 Huntley Brinkley
10:00 Keefe Brasselle Show
6:30 M illion Dollar Movie
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26
8:30 FUntstones
6: 30 Yogi Bear
9:00 I'm Dickens, He's Fenster
7:00 Story Of
9:30 77 Sunset Strip
7:30 The Virginian —Color
10:30 Danger Man
9:00 Beverly H illbillies
11:00 News
9: 30 Dick Van Dyke
11:15 Tonight Show
10:00 Reckoning
THURSDAY, JUNE 27
ONE DOLLAR of every new sub­
6: 30 Trails West
scription goes to the fireworks
7:00 The Deputy
fund.
7: 30 Fair Exchange
8:00 Perry Mason
9:00 Twilight Zone
Comedy Corner
10:00 The Nurses
11:00 Championship Bridge
FRIDAY, JUNE 28
6:30 Huckleberry Hound
7:00 Biography
7:30 Rawhide
8: 30 Route 66
9: 30 Dt. Kildare
10 30 Video 3
Coos-Curry Electric
STOKES
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Ever notice how w ell dogs
can w in frien ds and influ -
you ’ re ^
a NICE /
o r COQUILLE
205 W. 6th. St. Port Orford
john w .
" red *' M c W illiams ,
Manager
EDgewood 2-2907
Serving the
Bandon - North Curry Area
COQUILLE. OREGON
enee people without reading
books on how to do it?
*1* that dishwasher job
taken yet?”
June»,
1 9 6 3 -5
Sixes Drag Winners Listed
By Weenie Hell
Approximately 750 spectators
were in attendance at the Sixes
Airport for the Western Oregon
Drag races June 9.
Southwestern Oregon Timing
Association reported a total of
96 cars were entered for time
trails and 37 cars competed in
the elimination competition in
the afternoon.
Boating Safety
Precautions
Told By Expert
*
11 you're one of the thousands
of Oregonians w ho'll enjoy boat
ing this summer, take some b e­
forehand precautions that may
save your life.
Andy S. Landforce, Oregon
State University extenrtionwild
life specialist, offers these 10
reminders.
1. Don't put too many passen­
gers or too much equipment in
your boat. A sm all fishing boat,
12 f e e t or less, is considered
fully loaded with two or three
p e r s o n s and their equipment
S o m e 14-foot skiffs or utility
boats may carry four persons and
their equipment safely. Wide-
beamed, 15to 18-foot runabouts
may accom m odate four of fiv e
persons safely.
2. Don't " o v e r p o w e r " your
boat Many manufacturers sp ec­
ify maximum horsepower for
t b e i r boats. It's safer for the
boat and its passengers to have
it underpowered.
3. When fully clothed, wear
a p p r o v e d life jackets w hile
traveling, cruising, o r fishing
from the boat. If swimming from
a boat, store approvedlifejack-
ets or seat cushions for each per­
son in the boat.
4. Don't race at e x c e s s i v e
speeds close to swimming areas.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«
There's danger of a stray swim­
mer getting in the p a t h of a
speeding race boat. Remember,
says Landforce, sailboats have
the right of way over motor boats.
5 Before leaving h o m e , be
sure your boat and its trailer are
in good shape and have the pro­
per licenses C h e c k boat for
cracks and leaks before every
excursion.
6. Use common sense in boat­
ing. Avoid rocks, snags, stumps
and floating d e b r is . Cut the
motor before reaching shore and
assembly of cod church use a paddle to beach the craft
safely. It's easier on the boat
Washington C 10th St.
and also safer.
Sunday School
9:45 a. m
7. Don't stand up in the boat
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m
Evangelistic Service 7:00 p, m w hile traveling. A quick swerve
may throw the occupant into the
Wednesday Night
Service
7:00 p. m. water.
8. When getting into a boat,
Rev. O. C. Alexander. Pastor
step carefully in the m iddle to
avoid its tipping.
9. Know and obey b o a t i n g
PORT ORFORD BAPTIST
laws and regulations Every one
MISSION
Sunday School
9:45
a. m. has a b e t t e r tim e if the next
Church Service
11:00 a. m. driver is courteous and avoids
Training Union
7:00 p. m. hc.seplay, says Landforce.
10. If your boat turns over in
Evening Service
8:00 p. m.
the water, stay with it no m at­
ter how w e l l you can swim.
Mary persons who drown from
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass
9:30 p. m. capsized boats a r e swimmers
Father Irvin Vanderhey, Priest Float the boat into shore by hold­
ing on and paddling if there is
no possible rescue available.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday School
9:30 a. m.
Sunday Service
11:00 a. in.
W hen you fee l like criti­
Testimony Meeting 8:00 p. m. cizing the younger genera-
2nd and 4th Wednesday
Cljurrij
COMMUNITY CHURCH
20th and Jackson
Sunday School
9:45
a. m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a. m.
Evening Service
7:30 p. m.
Midweek Service
8:00 p. m.
(Wednesday)
Rev. Jamie France. Pastor
tion. just rem em ber
ST. CHRISTOPHER'S
raised them
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Services held in the Roman
C a t h o l i c Church building)
Sunday 11 00 a.m. Matins, the
Holy E u c h a r i s t and Church
School.
The Rev. Fr. L. Wayne, Bond,
Vicar
who
C lm winners follow, listed
by class, entry name, engine
and year, elapsed time, speed
and address.
S S Melvin Spaght. Ply 19«.
12.05 sec., 112.21 mph. Coos Bay
A S Jim Price. Ford 1962, 12.88
sec., 110.42 mph, Portland?
B S Phil White, Ply. 1963. 13.83
sec., 100.11 mph, Grants Pana
C S Jay Stone, Chev. 1980,
13.81 sec , 98.46 mph, Roseburg.
D S Harlan Krause, Chev. 1988,
13.97 sec., 98 25 mph, Florence.
E S Lee Wilcox, Pont. 1988,
14 54 sec., 96.87 mph, Gold
Beach.
F S Allen L. May, Chev. 18B1,
14.73 sec., 95 44 mph, Junction
City.
G S Mickey Hughes Chev.
1961,, 15.65 sec., 87.20 mph, Eu­
gene
H S Bill McGrew, Chev '958,
16.Akec., 82.11 mph, Coos Bay
I S ' Kenny Van Devender,
Chev. 1955, 16.64 sec., 84 50 mph.
Junction City.
J S Charles Fulmer. Chev.
1958, 17.12 sec., 79.08 mph, Coos
Bay.
K S Allen Lakey. Chev. 1956
17 72 sec., 78.19 mph, Florence
L S Glenn Cuva. Stude. 1955,
17.45 sec., 78.14 mph Medford
M S Bell Grover. Ford 1956
P.U., 17.14 sec ., 74.87 mph, Flor­
ence.
N S Johnny Purltey, Merc.
1947. 16 64 sec., 72.75 mph.
Reedsport.
S SA John Kronenberg, Ply
1963. 13.43 sec., 111.24 mph. Ban­
don.
D SA Bruce Stufflel ield. Ply
1959, 14 79 sec 90.45 mph. Rose­
burg.
F SA Jam es Younce. Chev
1963 14 89 sec., 88 06 mph. Gold
Beach.
G SA Doug Cruickshank, Chev
1962, 15.77 sec., 83.72 mph
Springfield.
H SA Seth Hust, Chev. ¡957.
16 54 sec., 86.78 mph, Gold
Beach.
A FX Harrell Auxier, Chev.
1963. 13.80 sec., 105 14 mph, Eu­
gene
A SP Robin Stonelake, Cor­
vette 1962, 14.35 see . 102 62 mph.
Florence
C SP Ted Keim. Covette 1958.
13.26 sec., 101 46 mph. Eugene
D SP Alex Freadman, Cor­
vette 1960. 14.21 sec . 96 46 mph.
Winston.
F SP W ayne Campbell, Austin
Healy 1962. 16.48 sec., 35.96
mph. Bandon.
B G Harry Dolezal, ’34 Ford
’35 Olds eng.. 14.15 sec., 100.11
mph. North Bend
D G Don Smith. ’55 Chev, '57
Chev. eng , 16.34 sec 89.19 mph
Springfield.
F G Claude Brown, ’61 Cor-
vair, 16 77 sec., 83.10 mph, Eu­
gene.
CSR E J. Linson. ’27 Road­
ster. '53 Ford eng., 14 81 sec..
9101 mph, Roseburg.
BM SP Gary Edwards, '57
Corv.. ’62 Chev. eng , 13.65 sec.,
104 52 mph. Roseburg.
CM SP Jim Estramado, '60
Corv. 12,47 sec., 109.48 mph,
Goldhill.
A R Marvin Taylor, '32 Ban­
tam. '62 Chev. eng , 11.09 sec.
119 36 mph. Eureka, Calif.
A D Thompson-Thompson-Mc-
Clurg, '61 Chev. eng., 9 90 sec..
163 33 mph. Medford.
B D Bentson & Crume '60
Chev. eng., 10.41 sec., 141.62
mph. Salem
D D Del Shellenbarger, '43
Ranger Aircraft, 13 02 sec.,
106.38 mph. Coos Bay.
AA FT) Roy Dunn, '63 Olds
eng., 9.19 sec.. 178.57 mph. Eu­
reka. Calif.
A FD Jack Birdwell, 63 L in ­
coln eng , 9.56 sec., 168.85 mph,
Montague, Calif.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
JEHOVAH'S WITNESS
Sunday Service
4:00 p. m.
Wed. Bible Study
8:00 p. m.
Friday.
Theocratic Ministry-
School
7:30 p. m.
Friday Service
Meeting
8:30 p. m.
E.C. Carlson, Presiding Minister
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Sabbath School
9:00 a. m.
Church Service
10:30 a. m.
Elder C. E. Wimer. Pastor
ALTHOUGH N O LARGER. THAN
A /H C X Z F F , THIS A N IM A L CAOS SO THE
DEFEAT OF A N A Q 4 4 V / WHILE THE ASSYRIAN
KING, S V N N A C H E R i B , R ESTED H IS A R M Y A T NIG H T,
A HOROe OF VOLES G N A W IO AWAY THEIR. ARROWS
A N O B O W S T R IN G S '.
PENTICOSTAL CHURCH
OF GOD
" Brush Prairie"
Sunday School
9:45
a. m. TheNflVIECTR«**'CLEPHANT
F O R M AT THE BA C K OF THE J A W
Morning Worship
11:00 a. m.
A N O GRADUALLY W O R K .
Evening Worship
7:30 p. m.
FO R W A R D ,
Tuesday zXdult
S H O V IN G
Bible Study
7:30
p. m.
T H E OLD TEETH
Friday Prayer
OUT
M eeting
7:30 p .m .
A T THE
Rev. A. E. Haight, Pastor
FRONT.
Ft
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH ‘
Sunday School
9:30 a. m.
Worship
11:00 a. m.
Membership Class
Thursday mornings 10:00 a. m
Sunday evenings
7:30 p. m,
CREDIT BUREAU
f,
Port Orford Nows,
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FRANCE TO BE LEGALLY
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