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★ REAL ESTATE
130 X 100 LO T—S e p t ic tarili,
w ell, electricity, puni,»—or
M / r t l e I,arie. See M uiuct
Navarro. ED 2-3458.
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PORT ORFORD REALTOR
SINCE 1946
WEST INCHOUSE refrigerator,
apt. «ire withcroM top freer-
er. Excellent condition. $65.
ED 2-3785.
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New compact luame with terrific view of ocean, dock
and city- Fireplace, beam ceiling, ceram ic tile bath,
b u ilt-in oven .uni r.uige and electric baseboard heat.
Built with cement block for long lasting maintenance
free living. Priced at only $9500. 00 with small down-
payment.
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4 ltdr. fam ily type home clo«e to Cape Blanco road.
5 Acres p artially cleared Fruit trees and out buildings.
$(>500. 00.
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1700 square f e d of living space w i t h PANORAMIC
VIEW OF OCEAN AND C IT Y . 2 bedrooms with at­
tached double garage to be made i n t o large fam ily
room. Redwood exterior and throughout interior, Cloee
to shopping. Priced at $13500. 00 with terms. (Below)
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2 Bedroom ou M ather D r ., A
Bargain.
S t o r e Bldg., and supplies for
good s t a r t for contractor—
$5500. 00.
A nice lot In Ceer Subdivision.
2 B e d r o o m newly finished,
$7900.00. Term«.
Florae lake Resort, approx. 10
acres and 2 homes, a bargain.
A beautiful p a r c e l of ocean
frontage, with b e a c h and
view, 1100 feet approx 1300
ft. deep and 30 acre« In all.
W E S L E Y D. S P E N C E R
Realtor
— 2 Blocks Wert of McKays—
Phone EDgewood 2-2231
★ FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED 2 bdrm. garage
house on 1 ake. $40 per m onth.
LD 2-2231.
5 -7 -a ’
john w . » red " M c W il l ia m s
Ma nager
EDgewood 2-2907
A O K .Itn r
8 B C T R IT Y M G H T IN G
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★ LOST
BIRTHSTONE ring— e m e r a 1 d
with gold band. Lost on Port
Orford grade s c h o o l p la y -'
g ro u n d Saturday, June 13.
Reward. Phone ED 2-3759.
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TOP SOIL— FILL D IR T
205 W. 6 th St. Port Orford
STOKES
Phone ( ’H errjr 1 4511
Gold Henrb, < >regoa
UNFURNISHED two bdrm. house J
first house on Parudise Point J
3 -2 6 -t
road.
ARROWWOOD w a n t e d . Port
Orford cedar bolts, top price,
ready market, a ls o buying
snag and winitfall stumpage.
Rose C ity A r c h e r y , In c .,
HE 9-3254, Powers.
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We have a variety of l.uidparcels, from a small build­
ing lot to 300 Acs, Oce.ui lots, Like lots, business sites,
etc. If anything strikes your fancy please let us know,
we .ire here to serve you.
FO R Y O l'B I ’R O T K t’T IO B
B E D R O O M house —can be ‘
SUNDAY
u s e d as 3 bedroom. Needs
9:30 F jcc the Nation
repainting Would like some­
10:00 Topic
one who would paint and fix
10:30 This is Am eric a
up f o r cheaper rent. C all
11:00 In die try on Parade
ED 2-2855.
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11:15 Baseball Preview
11:25 CBS Baseball
FURNISHED house for couple
2:30 Top Star Bowling
with references. 525 W. 16th
3:30 The »\nswer
Port Orford. ED 2-2954.
4:00 This is the Life
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4:30 Oral Roberts
SMALL two beckm. home, $45;|
5:00 Sports Spectacular
Larger two beikm . $60. ED 2 - i 5:30 Amateur Hour
6:00 20th Century
2855.
5-1-4—t/J
6:30 M r. Ed
7:00 Lassie
TWO beifcoom in country, quiet,
o f f highway, good for kids,
7:30 M y Favorite M artian
$37.50month. IJ miles down
8:00 Ed Sullivan
Cape Blanco Road, turn right,
9:00 M ovie
sixth house down. Joyce Kros-
10; 30 What's M y Line
sman.
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ANYONE to tear down or re­
move two m otel apartments
f o r salvage and furnishings
plus $50. See Red M c W il­
liams. ED 2-2902. 6 - 1 8 - lt c
2 Bedroom vacation cabin needs some repair on Xtra
large Garrison Lake lot with 200 ft. on the lake. Beau­
tifu l Ivy covered trees a n d protected from the wind.
Large garden spot. $8500. 00.
6:45 Early Bird Show
7:00 Today Show
8 00 Captain Kangaroo
9:00 CBS Newt
9:30 1 Love Lucy
10:00 The McCoy»
10:30 Pete G Clsdys
11:00 Love of Life
11:25 CBS New»
11:30 Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Cuiding Light
12:00 Let's M ake A Deal
12:25 NBC News
12:30 A» the World Tunis
1:00 Password
1:30 House-party
2:00 To T e ll the Truth
2:25 CBS News
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Price 1» Right
4:00 Traibn aster
5:00 Cartoons
IN B U K A N C V
T W O 2 bedroom uafurnlstaed
housas-close La. M ary Dins­
m ore, plaonr F ilm ore 7 -7 1 0 1 ,
Bandon,
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★ WANTED
SPI.I I I EVF.L with 2 fireplaces, one and a half baths.
Large basement playroom or 3rd bedroom. Builtin ap­
pliances. I arge garage with automatic door. View of
lake and ocean. Existing States Vet loan. Total price
$ 15, 900. 00.
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DA YTIM E
M O N D A Y T H R U FRIDAY
SATURDAY
8:00 Captain Kangaroo
9:00 Alvin Show
9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo
10:00 Quick Draw McCraw
10:30 M ighty Mouse
11:00 News
11:15 Baseball Preview
11:25 Baseball Came of Week
2:30 Telesports
3:00 Wertem Dance Tim e
4:00 Wrestling
5:00 Hollywood Park Races
5: 30 Dan Smoot Report
5:45 Dean Manion Forum
6:00 The Deputy
6:30 Hollywood G the Stars
7:00 To T e ll the Truth
7:30 Jackie Cleason
8:30 The Defenders
9:30 Phil Silvers
10:00 Cunsmoke
11:00 S -H Theatre
5 Beckoom exceptional w i t h
office and den, $14, 500.00.
O C IA N LOT W IT H BEACH F RON TACE, Exclmlve
are a. $4 0 5 , UÜ. $100 0.00 dn. $35. 00 per month.
\ real nice liveable liomey home. Finished in Knotty
Pine M agnificent I leld Rock fireplace. 2 bedrooms
and room for one more over attached garage. Bcauti-
fu ll) l. iidi. aped and wind|>root backyard. $12950. 00
with $1000. 00 ilown.
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4 ftcdrcxnn on Lake, ;>rlced to
•e ll.
REALTO R
1, Xeres on Hensley H ill spectacular n<-r a p view.
Ideal lor tra ile r liouse. W ell and septic tank in. Term»
on $2500. 00
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2 Bedroom ;rice d low and low
i town.
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★ REAL ESTATE
CHANNEL 3
KIEMTV
W E S L E Y D. S P E N C E R
Nil gravel and (hale w ill b#
SM M 1. pnilo mere. Exception
$J p t load, paid on ilalivery,
• al cltlldreus 4-11 hone, 1.x-
$10 on cre dit up to 10 mile«.
poriencvd t r a i l horse and
!i- / . u n u r \p riI 1. 1964. C a ll,
b a il. I racer. $250. C all M ike
I aiigloit MS. ALSO cat wtph,
• Me W illiam s—(J) 2-21*02.
ch aring loti and moving dirt.
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1-, I , I >K3 IK , I ii.c new, $50
SAY, you tired of paying rent?
electric r a n g e , $20, wood
Come see JL B. Woodard, S il­
heater, $20. ivlrlgi-rutor, $25
ver Butte Ave. , and let your
coffee table», >tep-end tab­
r e n t pay lor home of your
le», bab) crib, beik, spring»
own.
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a n d in lUiectoA, fumigated.
Phone ED 2-1455.
b - IB - tl A Hl d BARGAIN on a «hare
at Western State» Plywood,’
"NEVER used anytlUnglike it,
LD 2-2231,_________ S -2 1 -tf
• ay user» of Blue Lirtre for
cleaning carpet. Rent ele c­ ONI over-Cab pickup cam|>er,
tric Oiant|>ooer $1. W«stern
$450, one 12 ft, plywood boat,'
Auto.
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$6 5, two 8 -ft. dlngies, $35,
with oars, $50; one oU heater,
lt>' MON ARC II electric range
$35, Write M ilo J. Lamberton,
v .ith c )i level over, surface-
I’, O. Box 541, Port Orford.
humeri are mounted in gen-
6 -1 8 -2 tp
uine itau d e u itecl drawer
below oven. This range ha« \T T R A C TIVE two b e d r o o m
louie, fireplace, hardwood
« njan) extra« including rotls-
floor«, I ; bath«, garage, large
, serie and roa«t tim er. Reg­
garden area Clo«e to shop-
ular p r i c e $(>48. 45 —floor
pmg. Phone LD 2-2342.
, »ample onl) $388.00 and your
6 -4 -4 tc
old range, Hahn Hardware.
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6 -1 1 - 2tc 1959 10’ X 50' I n t e r n a t i o n a l
liouse tra ile r—eastern built.
DING HY, S -lt. w ith oar», $25.
$2, 900. Sec across from Traiti
New Condition. Western Auto
Logging »hop on Elk River n i
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♦ River Gravel
♦ Shale
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AU type rock
Jim Woodward, Sr.
Elk River Road
Phone Edgewood 2-2721
CHICKENS
$ 5 .0 0 per doaen—live
$7. 20 (>er dozen—feathers off
$8. 40 per dozen
— ilressed and ilrawn—
JL h KOSTA
Edgewood 2-3 57 4—after 6 p. m.
Ask About D etalla Today I
M O NDAY
6:00 Assignment Local News
6:30 Cronkite News
7:00 Lucy Show
7:30 M ovie
9:30 Andy G riffith
10:00 Sing Along w ith M itch
11:00 News
11:15 Tonight Show
TUESDAY
6:00 Assignment Local News
6:30 Cronkite News
7:00 I've Cot A Secret
7:30 Marshal Dillon
8:00 Red Skelton
9:00 Petticoat Junction
9:30 Jack Benny
10:00 Garry Moore
11:00 News
11:15 Tonight Show
WEDNESDAY
6:00 Assignment Local News
6:30 Cronkite News
7:00 Story Of
7:30 The Virginian
9:00 Beverly H illb illie s
9:30 Dick Van Dyke
10:00 Danny Kaye
11:00 News
11:15 Tonight Show
THURSDAY
6:00 Assignment Local News
6:30 Cronkite News
7:00 Trackdown
7:30 Password
8:00 Rawhide
9:00 Perry Mason
10:00 The Nurses
11:00 News
11:15 Tonight Show
FRIDAY
6:00 Assignment Local News
6:30 Cronkite News
7:00 Battle Line
7:30 Movie
9:30 Tw ilight Zone
10:00 Dick Powell Theatre
11:00 News
11:15 Tonight Show
SMOF srotn F/t í r
•Fi»n •*•»« «»«•
Families Urged
To Talk, Follow
Safe Swim Tips
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Former Resident Mabel Edwards
Named Mother of Year In Bend
Mrs. Winton (M abel) Edwards,
form er Port Orford resident, was
named Mother of the Year by
the Bend, Oregon, Eagles at the
annual Mother's Day Program
this year.
The mother of three sons,
M n . Edwards was cited for her
efforts while serving as presi
dent of the Kenwood PTA and
the tri-county PTA council the
p a s t two yean. She is also a
past p r e s id e n t of the Reid-
Thompson PTA and the P o r t
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Orford PTA. This coming year
Washington G 10th St.
she w ill serve as president of
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
the newly-organized Bend high
Morning Worship
11:00 a. m.
school PTA, and w ill continue
Evangelistic Service 7:00 p. m.
as PTA magazine salesman.
Wednesday Night
M n . Edwards also wrote a
Service
7:00 p. m.
c o lu m n , "Do T e ll" , for the
Rev. Ellis W arner, Pastor
Port Orford News w hen they re­
sided here.
PORT ORFORD BAPTIST
Her accomplishments were
pointed out by Ron Marceau,
MISSION
Sunday Sc’as»!
9:45
a. m. speaker, who presented her with
Church Service
11:00 a. m.
a wrist watch, an orchid cor­
sage, an arm bouquet a n d a
Training Union
7:00 p. m.
Evening Service
8:00 p. m.
Mother of the Year C ertificate.
Oregon State University —
Family conferences on safe
-swimming—in advance of va­
cation and beach trips—are
suggested by an Oregon Slate
Unnersity recreation leader as
a means of "life saving".
It's estimated that some 7000
persons will drown this sum
mer and it's certain that this
terrible toll could be drastic­
ally reduced with more atten­
tion to water safety, says
E lw ard J. Siezak, chairman
of recreation in the OSU divi­
sion of physical education
Parents are urged to talk
over water safety with their
children Caution can keep out
tragedy, he reminds
Here a r e
Slezak’s safe
swimming rules
Never swim alone
Enter the water gradually
and never turn vour back to
aurf waters
Swim only in guarded or
CATHOLIC CHURCH
safe areas
9 :3 0 a .m
Refrain from swimming too Mass
F ather Irvin Vanderhey, Priest
soon after meals
Observe all beach and pool
C O M M U N ITY CHURCH
rules
20th and Jackson
Have a boat and two good
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
swimmers escort you on King Morning Worship 11:00 a.m .
swims.
Evening Service
7:30 p. m.
Never call for help unless Midweek Service
8:00 p. m.
Deeued
(Wednesday)
Listen to instructions from
Rev. Jamie France, Pastor
pool and beacn guaros or lake
directors.
ST. CHRISTOPHER'S
Siezak adds one caution for
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
boaters;
"Never
overload (Services held in the Romau
boats or canoes and always C a t h o l i c Church building)
Sunday 11 00 s_m. Matins, thé
wear life jackets.”
Holy E u c h a r is t and Church
SchooL
The Rev, Fr. L. VZayne, Bond,
Vicar
jSertiifes
★ For Sale or Trade
LARGE h o u s e in Port Orford.
See W illie S m ith Denmark
JEHOVAH’ S WITNESS
Service Station.
5 -2 8 -tf Sunday Service
4:00 p. m.
Wed. Bible Stud)'
8:00 p. m.
Friday,
Theocratic Ministry
School
7:30 p. m.
Service
'T h re ^T ats ^d ^ itte n s ^ Friday
Meeting
8:30 p.m .
kitten» mostly toms. Phone E.C. Carlson, Presiding Minister
ED 2-2585.
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★ TO GIVE AWAY
P U P P Y . M ay be seen at the
comer of 15th and Jackson St.
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★ Business Opp
SEVENTH DA Y ADVENTIST
(M eeting in Latter Day Saints
Church,
Saturday Services
Church Service
9:00 a.m .
Sabbath School
10:30 a. m.
C. K. Lashier, Pastor
TEXACO service station av ail­
PENTICOSTAL CHURCH
able for lease in Port Orford.
OF GOD
Financing availab le—exper­
" Brush Prairie"
ience preferred but not nec­ Sunday School
9:45
m.
essary. Box 1016, Coos Bay, Morning Worship
m.
IhOO
or call 267-4617.
Evening Worship
7:30 p. m.
6 -1 8 -tf Wednesday Bible Study
and prayer m eeting 7:30 p.m .
★ HELP WANTED
APPLICATIONS wUl be receiv­
ed by School District 2CJ for
the foUowing )>ositions open
July 1: district maintenance
a n d bus maintenance men.
Applicants should apply at
the office of the superinten­
dent at Pacific high school
before June 26.
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Rev. A. E. Haight, Pastor
ZION LUTHERAN
Sunday School
Worship
Membership Class
ursday mornings
iday evenings
e
CHURCH
9:30 a. m.
11:00 a. ro
a
10:00 a. m.
7:30 p. m.
Rev. H. U D a u *
LATTER D A Y SAINTS
PROFESSIONAL
ZENITH Hearing aids, batteries,
accessories and appointments
P. O. Drug Store. ED 2-3281.
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CABINET WORK, kitchen re-
m o d e l in g . Free estimates.
W il s o n Sheets. ED 2-2641.
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Priesthood, Sunday 9:00 a. m.
Sunday School
10:30 a. m.
Sacrament, Sunday 7:00 p.m.
Primary, Tuesday
4:00 p. m.
M .L A ., Wednesday 7:30 p.m
R e lie f Society, Tues. 10:00 a. m
TV-STEREO
RADIO REPAIR
B.AN DON BOOKKEEPING Ser­
v ic e -C o m p le te income tax
s e r v i c e , bookkeeping and
payroll. Thom -is M . M cGinty,
Box 625 , Bandon. O f f i c e
p h o n e , FI 7-5421; h o m e
phone, FI 7-5703. Across the
street from the Theatre.
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★ MISCELLANEOUS
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING.Low­
est rates in Port Orford re­
gardless. Gold Beach Sanita­
tion. Phone CH 7-4020 col­
lec t.
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Dr. C. C. S t e m , Chiropratic
P h y s ic ia n . Physiotherapy.
Hours (Tuesday through Sat­
urday) 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
TheUin Bldg., Gold Beach.
C H 7-8051.
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SAWS FILED: A ll types filed,
quickly on our precision Foley
Automatic Filer. Your saws
w ill cut faster, cleaner, truer.
O ld saws rctoothed. FredSav-
age, No. 17 Ham let, ED 2-
2833.
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PHONY ED Î-J371
Hahn Hardware
Obituary
W ILLIAM M . STRAIN
Funeral services w ill be held
Friday, June 19, in the Chapel
of Schroeder Brothers Mortuary ,
Bandon, at 1 p. m. for W illiam
M . Strain, 78, of Langlois, who
died T u e s d a y , Ju n e 16, in
Southern Coos General Hospit­
al, Bandon.
Services w ill be conducted by
Rev. W illiam M a i ol the Lang­
lois Community Church. Burial
w ill f o l l o w at the Denmark
Cemetery in Langlois.
A native of Curry county, he
was bom at Chetco River. Ore­
gon, April 17, 1886. He is sur­
vived b) one son and four daugh­
ters. Local survivors include:
son. Harry Strain. L a n g lo is :
daughters. June Edwards of Lang­
lois and El eanor Foster ol Ophir.
Also five brothers and three sis­
ters, Eugene and Henry of Ban­
don. Arthur and Everett of Lang­
lois, and Della Royer of Laurel
Crove; t w e l v e grandchildren
and 14 great grandchildren.
Logging Experts
To Compete
1954 fair-goers to the Coos
County F air will have the
added pleasure and excite­
ment of seeing Coos and Curry
county logging experts show
off their skills in competitive
exercises
These questions have long
been asked
“ Since logging
and lumbering is Coos county's
largest single industry, why
isn't it better represented at
the fair? ” , or. "Since county-
fairs are designed to display
the products and skills of a
county, why aren't the pro
ducts and skills of our major
industry better displayed?"
This year's fair will include
a CcosCurry County Cham­
pionship ru n o ff of the top
power saw buckers. high-pole
climbers, and jockeys of load­
ed legging trucks. Elimination
competition will be held at
various times and places prior
to the fair.
The championship run-offs
will be held on the Coos Coun­
ty Fairgrounds Saturday, Aug
15.
Suggested purses for each
e v e n t include third prize
money of $50, second prize of
$100, and third prize of $200
The prize money will be the
result of donations from the
various logging and lumber­
ing firms. I f entry fees are
charged
contestants,
prize
money could go higher
Two Attend
Girls' State
When Oregon Girls' State,
the government training pro­
gram sponsored by the Amer­
ican Legion Auxiliary, opened
at Willamette University Mon
day, Port Orford was repre
sented by Misses Janice Bush
nell and Mary Lou Harris,
Pacifi« High School Juniors
They are the daughters of
M r and Mrs. Ray Bushnell of
Sates and Mr. and Mrs. Verdo
Harris of Port Orford.
The 279 girls from all parts
of Oregon who are attending
Girls State will constitute a
mythical state for one week
They will assume the duties
of citizens by electing officials
and setting up their own city,
county and state governments
Part ol the session will be
held in the State Capitol Build
ing, an experience that will
he long remembered
The
inauguration of the newly
■elected governor will be held
in the House of Represents
tives Thursday at 2:00 p m
Goversar Mark 0
Hatfield
will be the guest speaker
The Senators and Represen
tatives will hold legislative
sessions in the House and Sen
ate where they will introduce,
debate and pass bills There
will be a visit to the Supreme
Court where the duties and
functions will be explained
The 1963 governor. Miss
Cindy Harless, Klamath Falls,
will preside until her successor
is elected. Two girls will be
selected to attend Girls' Na
tion in Washington. D.C.
The final program at Girls'
State will be the Candlelight
service which is held in the
rotunda at the Capitol, Satur
day evening at 9 00 p.m Girls
State will close on Sunday.
BRIDGE BOUTS
Although attendance was low,
competition was keen at Sun­
day's m a s t e r p o i n t game at
Ophir. Ada Johnston and Hattie
Hogue held high score, second,
M a u d e Weir and C. Gable,
third, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. M c -
Clary tied with Vem ice Mas­
terson and Adolph Windmasier.
Next game w ill be held Satur­
d ay, June 28, 8 p .m ., Ophir
School.
M. J. B.
COFFEE
1 lb . . . 83
2-lb
. . >1.65
3 lb . . . *2-45
Instant, 6-oz. «1.19
TUCKEB S MÀBT
★ LEGAL NOTICE
NO TICE OF ELECTION RESULT
An election having been held M ay 15, 1964 to determine if
dogs should continue to b i permitted to run at large in Curry
County, Oregon and the official results of such election being:
FOR DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE
FOR DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE
"YES"
"NO"
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2188
In accordance with O. R. S. 609. 060 Notice is herebygiven
that after said 60 day period, that is after July 25, 1964, any
dog found " RUNNING A T LARGE" in Curry County is subject
to being impounded by every CJiief of Police, Sheriff, Deputy
of either, or other Police Officer, and its owner is subject to a
fine of $10. 00 for the first offense and $25. 00 for each subse­
quent offense.
"R U N N IN G A T LARGE' means a dog off or outside the pre­
mises belonging to the owner or keeper of the dog, without a
muzzle as provided by O. R. S. 609.080, or not in company of
and under the control of its owner or keeper
DATED: M ay 25, 1964
Bernard i. M ather, Curry County Clerk
Publish:
M ay 28, 1964; June 4, 11, 18, 1964
HEWS