Port Orford Newt,
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WORKING thara, United State.
Plywood, C«lh or tornu, John
N. C r e e u , 710 Deady St,
Port Orford,Oregon. S -7-4tp
FOR SALE
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BAY marc saddle hone, gentle,
excellent child's horse. Call
la i.g ls .b U I,
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R A P IO - T V tube* tested free METAL canopy cam,wr for 8-
foot box—$150 cash. ED 2 -
repair radio, radio telephone
2801.
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hi li, I »• pm , ..lu l. ilit-y
I ait on antennas and accer
«oric«—65 watt Apelco radio ONI ovetwcab pickup camper,
telephone, $275. Flat head
$450, one 12 ft. plywood boat,
Jeep engine, $75, 3 army Jeep
$65; two 8 - f t dingles, $35,
wheel» and tire*. $7.50 ra th .
with oar», $50; one oU heater,
H A . Moore, 1018 JaeMonSt.
$15. Write M ilo J. Lamberton,
Port Orford,Oregon. 5 - 7 - 1 tp
P.O . Box 541, Port Orford.
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USIJi furniture for sale. C all
ED 2-2121.
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11 AMU TON auto, washer— $.15
Admiral contole radio an d
r e c o r d pi ayer—$15, EP 2
3551.
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SORRY SAL 1» now a merry gal
She used Blue l.uitre rug and
upholstery cleaner. Rent e l
ectric ihampoocr $1. West
er»» Auto,
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G IB S O N refrigerator —used-
good condition. Make offer.
Proceesk w ill go to
n sL
2361.
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REF RICERATOR, $25. d r y e r ,
$20; electric range, $30, rug
and past $30, box ipring and
mattress, $30. ED 2-3455.
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CHICKENS
1959 UNIVFRSAL 10 x 5 0 ' mo
b i l e home. Two bedroom —
carpeting. G o o d condition
See Shirley Laird or phone EP
2-2S9&,
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$5 .0 0 per siteen— live
$7. 20 per doien—leathers off
$s. 40 p ir d o n a
— 'tressed and itrawn—
194b CHFV flat bed truck—4 -
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c n t I a 1 - run*—$1 SO. ED 2-
2580.
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J. B. KOSTA
Edge .sood2-1574— alts r 6 p, in.
CHANNEL 3
FOR KENT
KIEMTV
UNFURNISHED 2 bdnn. garage
house on lake. $40 per month.
EP 2-2231.
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THREE 2 ballroom houses—o je
furnished, two unfurntshest In,
town. Phone F.P 2-2855.
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T W O 2 bedroom unfurnished
houses—cloee in. Mary Pine-
more, phone FUmare 7-7103,
Bandon.
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UNFURNLSHED two bdnn. h.use,
fln t house on Paradise Point
road,
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TWO ROOM b a c h e l o r apt.,
utilities furnished. $40 p e r
month. EP 2-2231.
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REAL ESTATE
W ESLEY
P, S P E N C E R
PORT ORFORD REALTOR
SINCE 1946
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5 Bedroom nicely finished home,
den, office and w all to wall
car,set In livin g area, flre -
p la c e , on lot 100 x 1 5 0 —
$14500.00 or trade $3700.00
equity for sim ilar In Newport,
Oregon.
★ For Sale or RENT
1959 10'a 50' I n t e rn a t lo n a I
3 Bedroom home on lake, car
house trailer—eastern built.
p e tin g -h a rd w o o d d o o r s ,
$1700. See acres from Train
plastered, baseboard h e a t ,
Logging »hop on Elk River rd. O n e acre w i t h modem three-
2 1/8 Inch insulated r o o f-
bcitroom home, garage, good
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large lot with lake ou north
w ell. Behind Pacific BuUden.
and south $ 1 5 ,5 0 0 .0 0 .
Also—5 a c re s with 3 bdrm.
home. See Joe WotxlarsL
FIVF be.lruoni h o u se , garage
.Exceptional 2 bedroom h o m e
and unfin is lad basement—on
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with large fam ily room an l
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two car garage, near Western
LOT—sewer
system,
water,
el
Coast Guard Roast
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States, $13, 500 00
ectric, garden spot. Ideal for
two trailers, concrete s la b -
\LL gravel and shale w ill be
60'x25'. Two sewer hook-upa. A perfect 6 acres on Garrison
$9 p -r toast paid on sk liv e ly ,
Lake for future profits—Rea
$30perm th. Lease. Elk River
sonable terms.
$10 on credit up to 10 mile».
road near plywood m ill—See
Begin tin t Ai<riI I, 1964. Call
Leo Violette.
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Langlou 148. ALSO eat work,
Nice 3 bedroom home on Gar
clearing lots and moving dirt.
rison Lake, view of lake and
4 -9 -tf FIVE room home —one acre on
ocean—2 car garage. $18,000
Elk River. EP 2-2579.
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CHOICE of two duplexes—one
40 Acres and nice one bedrm.
in Port Orford, 1 706 Idaho Si. .
tile home, 2 a c ., cranberry
one 8 m i l e s north on 101.
bog and Christ mas trees granf
Ih n i $ 8 ,0 0 0 cash. See Roy
some Income. $9, 300. 00.
Kolin, Box 275, Langlois.
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W E S L E Y D. S P E N C E R
SPECIAL
130 x 100 LO T—s e p t i c tank,
well, electricity, pump—on
M y r t l e lane. See M u iu el
Navarro. EP 2-3458.
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DAY OR NIG HT
Place orders by phone
—Or sliop In person—
| 9:45 a.m. — 6 p.m. wk. days
9:00 a.in .— 4 p.m. Saturday
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V IV IA N WOODARD
COSMETICS
— Used by Hedda Hopper—
Consultant, Arllus Kosta
Phone Edgewood 2-3574
»CATALOG
STORE
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★ REAL ESTATE
Realtor
-2 Blocks West of McKays—
Phone EDgewood 2-2231
★ PROFESSIONAL
ZENFril Hearing aids, batterica,
accessories and appolntmentL
P.O. Drugstore. ED 2-3281.
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CABINET WORK, kitchen re
m o d e l in g . Free estimates.
Wilson S h e e ts . ED 2-2641.
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Ar BUSIN. SERVICE
D. F. D E V O E ,
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A real nice liveable homey home. Finished in Knotty
Pine. Magnificent Field Rock fireplace, 2 bedrooms
and room lor one more over attached garage. Beauti
fully landscaped and windproot backyard. $12950 00
with $1000. 00 down.
New compact home with terrific view of ocean, dock
and city. Fireplace, beam ceiling, ceramic tile bath,
builtin oven and range and electric baseboard h e a t.
Built with cement block for long lasting maintenance
free living. Priced al only $10500 00 with small down
payment.
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10 ACRES ON GARRISON LAKE. With 4-b<fc. house.
Fireplace, l a r g e picture windows, outdoor barbecue.
Completely protected from north wind. Room for sub
division. Priced unbelievably low at $15900. 00.
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
v ic e -C o m p le te income tax
s e r v ic e , bookkeeping and
payroll. Thomas M. McGinty,
Box 625, Bandon,Office phone,
FI 7-5421; h o m e phone, FI
7-5703. Across the street from
the Theatre.
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★ MISCELLANEOUS
PICKUP y o u r Western Auto's
new big 320 page catalog at
Western Auto today.
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SEPTIC TANK PUMPING. Low
est rates In P o r t Orford re
gardless. Gold Beach Sanita
tion. Phone C H 7-402<T co l
lect.
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4-Bdr. fam ily type home close to Cape Blanco road.
S Acres partially cleared. F r u i t trees and out build
ings. $6500. 00.
Dr. C, G. S te m , Chiropratlc
P h y s I c I a a Physiotherapy.
Hours (Tuesday through Sat
urday) 9 a. m. to St 30 p. m.
T h e llln BI dg. , Gold Beach
CH 7-8051
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1700 square l e e t of living »pace with PANORAMIC
vlEW O1 OCEAN AND C IT Y . 2 bedrooms with at
tached double garage to be m a d e into large fam ily
room. Redwood exterios and throughout Interior. Close
to shopping. Priced at $13500.00 with terms.
SAWS FILED AU types f i l e d
quickly on our precision Foley
Automatic Filer. Your sawr
wlU cut faster, cleaner, truer.
Old saws retoothed. Fred Sav
age, No. 17 Ham let. ED 2-
2833.
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IDEAL LOCATION FOR TRAILER HOUSE. Ov*r oat
a n d a 1/4 acres with magnificent ocean view. W ell
w ith pump. Septic tank. Tarns on $2500. 00. $500. 00
down and $25. 00 1 i par moikh.
205 W. 6th, St. Port Orford
JOHN W. "RED" MCWILLIAMS,
M anager
EDgewood 2-2907
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CABO OF THANKS
To all my friends I wish to
express my very deepest appre
ciation and thank you for all
the cards, letters, flowers and
gifts, along with the many vis
itors during my long stay at the
hospital. A very special thank
you to all those who came each
day to stay with me during my
stay in bed at home. My mother,
Mrs. Anna M ueller, who was ill
at t h is tim e also says a very
grateful thank you to all who
look care of her. Word« cannot
really express how m u c h all
these kindnesses mean to us alL
Very gratefully,
Mrs. W alter Pratt
As the year draws to an end,
t h e Seniors begin to plan for
graduation and the future. Since
Pacific is a school with many
traditions and customs, this is
one of the more active times of
the school year.
One r ich custom is the annual
Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet.
The Prom and Banquet are giv
en eachyearby the junior class
in honor of the graduating sen
ior clast.
May 1, was the date on which
the prom and banquet were held.
T h e banquet was held in the
multipurpose room of the Port
Orford grade school from 6:00
to 8:00 p. m. The prom was held
later that evening from 9 to 12
p. m. in the Pacific high gym.
At the banquet, the invoca
tion was given by Bill Armstrong,
Be Covered Ike
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WAY
3:00 Tclcsports
3:30
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Wrestling
TBA
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Dan Smoot R ejort
5:45 Di-an M an io n Forum
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To T e ll the Truth
Jackie Cleason
The Defenders
Phil Silvers
Gunsmokc
S-H Theatre
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Phone t Herrjr > 4511
Gold Ilea.Ii, < Iregon
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9:30 Face the Nation
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Your Community
Credit Reputation?
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rs YO U R record ter paying
yoar bills one to be proud
of?
nr not
TODAY’S THK DAY
TO PAY!
Let’s start building a good
credit record today, so you
can charge tomorrow.
CREDIT BUREAU
OF COQUILLE
Serving the
Bandon - North Curry Area .
COQUILLK. OBBOON
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Am sacking extra merchandise
especially for gifts.
HOME T M N
SHOP srotes
F /tsr
—Father's Day is C o m in g -
Contact m e and get your
order in for lather.
Red M cW illia m s— ED 2 -0 0 !
BE A HOSTESS
Kolen-Huggins Ins.
»05 W. 6 th SL
P a rt Orford. O r e * * *
M«y 7,
Earn your clothes—
C a ll ED 2-2596 and arrange
for a date.
SHOP IN THIS
FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE
L egalno Y ice
NO TIC E OF SPECIAL
ELECTION OF PORT ORFORD
CEMETERY M A INTENA NCE
D IS T R IC T
A special election f o r the
purpose of establishing an orig
inal tax base for the Port Orford
Cemetery Maintenance District
w ill be held on Friday , May 15,
1964, at the American Legion
H all, Port Orford. Oregon, be
tween t h e hours of 2:00 p. m.
and 7:00 p. m.
Roy D. M ills
Clerk
Publish; May 7, 14, 1964
luMe-upaViM<&!
GET YOUR CAR READY
FOR V A C A T IO N T IM E
HAVE YOUR CAR READIED FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE IN THE BUSY
D R IVIN G SEASON AHEAD.
A CHECK NOW WILL SAVE YOU CASH !
We Now Have Our Front-End
ALIGNMENT MACHINE
Ready For S ervice.. .
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BRAKE SERVICE
• WHEFL ALIGNMENT
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1964—7
their motto. "The World Steps
a junior. Im m ediately after the
Aside for Those Who Try" was
invocation M a r y Lou Harris,
one to liv e up to.
president of the junior c la s s ,
At the close of the ;
m
welcomed all guest. In response,
everyone stood and
. n g ne
Bob Hansohn, president of the
traditional so n g, Auld Lange
senior clast, said that there was
Syne, with D ixie Jamieson ac
no possible way for graduating
seniors to thank the junior class companying at the piano.
The prom, which followed,
for putting on the banquet for
was a sight to behold with all
them.
the decorations illustrating the
The dinner, served im m ed i
theme "Follow That Dream''.
ately after the response, con
Colors of the prom and banquet
sisted of Celestial F ilet, Dream -
w e r e two shades of pink and
boat Adrift, Evening Star Salad,
blue. The entire gym was deck
Crescent Moon with Star Dust,
ed with the two shades of pink
Moonbeam Drops, White Clouds
and in the center of the dance
and Heavenly Mist, M ilk y Way
floor, a winding stair of pink
and Comet's Nectar (red snap
circled up through the clouds to
per, corn, baked potatoes, green
reachthe seniors' dream. "Fol
salad, rolls, cake and ice cream,
low That Dream" was an ap
and coffee or m ilk ). The ban
propriate theme.
quet followed the theme, "Fol
The prom was w ell attended
low That Dream ".
by both students a n d faculty.
Following the dinner, the group
Everyone was s a i d to have a
listened to an excellent accord-
wonderful tim e dancing to the
i an solo by Conrad Johnson. The
m u s ic of a local band, the
Senior Class W ill, read by Jerry
Terp, was given after the solo, interludes.
Again Bob Hansohn, speaking
A solo by M ildred H ill fol
for the senior class, said that
lowed the reading of the W ilL
he w as unable to express the
She was accompanied by Bon
gratitude that the seniors felt
nie Jensen at the piano.
The
toward the juniors for putting
Senior Prophecy w as read by-
on t h e prom and banquet for
Beverly Martin.
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In the farew ell, John Wahl,
principal, reminded seniors that
FHA C O NVEN TIO N
they have only thirty more days
before they would tie out in the
Kathy Lindsay, M arilyn Houg-
world andon their own. He said
lum , Chris Johnson a n d Mrs.
Judy Harrison attended the FHA
Stale Convention in Salem this
last weekend.
G IF T S F O R
Christine had been one of the
ALL OCCASION'S
nominees for the office of State
Secretary. Although Chris did
not win the election, she re
C a ll or see Maude Weir,
ported that all of the represen
your Bee Lin Fashion Rep.
tatives from Pacific had a won
derful tim e.
-A T T E N T IO N MEN—
Let m : choose a Mother's Day
gift for your wife or mother—
W ill wrap and bring to you
ready for giving.
WT ALL Ilka to be admired
looked up to.
Thundxy,
GARAGE
JACK and POP ROSE, MECHANICS
Me je /fS C N C £/fTE P ... N ext to / M - C/exnen