? •RK0Ì * .nr- *> Mfb (0 FOR SALE BAVK ho»'lug. P h o u r Western BullUen Supply. ED 2-4161. ______________________ 1 -2 1 -ltc «! Mu CA5HIE« CHECKE« ★ FOR RENT THRU room g a r a g e house, comfortable and unfurnished $40.00. Phone ED 2-2231. _______________________ 1 -7 -tf ★ REAL ESTATE V ESLEY D. S P E N C E R AexfrsMxa ? turivas CHANNEL 3 K IEM TV CHANNEL 6 KVIQTV MONDAY thru FRIDAY 7:00 Tjday 8:0.' 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SPENCER 9:30 Hollywood Palace * UFF Realtor ★ For Sale or Trade 10:30 Wendy' and Me * HEALTH 11:00 Movie * ACCIDENT —2 Blocks West of McKays— FOUR acres, o c e a n 'a n d city * MAJOR MEDICAL SUNDAY Phone LDgewood 2-2231 view. Close in. Cleared build­ 9:30 Herald of Truth ing lites, $1800, Call ED 2- 10:00 Light Time D oyle E , R ausch 2471 or write B oa 644, Port 10:15 Social Security Orford. 12-31-tf Cenerai Agent 10:30 Porky Pig W W AM M M W M M M M 1M W V ★ HELP WANTED 11:00 Bull winkle 11:30 Discovery '65 P f t O k lO C N T L i r t IN B U R A N C « C O ★ For Sale or rent F O R YO I B P H O T R c n o N 12:00 Film Fare * IB M A A C K , N u f t T H D A K O T A PAP.T-lfM t won» in port Or- 12:30 Directions '65 f o r ’. ,. X I tô uwÂ, WlUQtt (Church by Christine Jonnson ASSEMBLY OF COD CHURCH Washington t 10th St. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7:00 p. m. We»in»»day Nigirf Service 7:00 p. m. Rev. Ellis Warner, Pastor LATTER DAY SAINTS Priesthood, Sunday 9:00 a. m. Sunday School 10:30 a. m. Sacrament, Sunday 6:00 p.m . Primary, Tuesday 4:00 p.m . M. I A. Wednesday 7:00 p. m . R elief S o c ., Tues. 10:00 a. m. The Frosh will have a basket­ A donkey basketball game will ball game Saturday morning,Jan. be sponsored by the Cirls' Ath­ 23, at 11 a, m. letic Association of Pacific high TK- wrcstliogteam will travel school Saturday, Jan. 23, at 8 to Myrtle P o in t for a match p. m. in the gym. Thursday, Jan. 21. Admission will be one dollar Girls from Miss Motz' tumb­ for adults and fifty cents for stu­ ling classes presented tumbling dents. preliminary girls' bas­ acts during half-tim e at the bas­ ketball game will be held at 7 ketball game with Myrtle Point p.m. Final plans for the games Friday night. are being made by the CAA. Girls taking part were Beverly A pep assembly will be held Parrish Mary Ellen Bates, Kathy Friday afternoon. Severn», Laura Pier, Kara Mac­ The Pacific Pirates will travel Donald, Pam Mayea, Lorraine to Col.‘ teach for Friday night's | Woods, Carla Hubbell, Margie basketb.II game. Game times ' Moelber, Sue Mechals, Valerie will be 4:45 p.m. for Frosh; 6:30 Sweek.Kathy Guy,Marsha Deets, p.m. for JV; and 8 p. m. for var­ Dottle Deets and Pat Kalina. sity. HOSPITAL NOTES Below is a list of patients admitted to and discharged from CATHOLIC CHURCH Southern Coos General Hospital Mass 9:45 a. m. during the past week. By BERNICE STRAWN ,-ather Alan Kennedy, Priest Rosella Fry', Riverton, out Extension Home Management Specialist, Oregon State U. Jan. 11. COMM UNITY CHURCH Audrey L. Wallace, Port Or­ 20th and Jackson With electric baseboard heat, ford, in Jan. 11. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Emma Turner, in Jan. 11. stuxild draperies come to the Morning Worship 11:00 a.m . Hazel Rhodes, Port Orford, floor? No, say the engineers. Evening Service 7:30 p.m . In Jan. 12, out Jan. 15. For economical heating plus Midweek Service 8:00 p. m. Baby girl Rhodes, Port Or­ safety, draperies s h o u ld tie (Wednesday) ford, born Jan. 12, out Jan. 15. atout six Inches ahove the heat­ Rev. Jamie France, Pastor Bruce Bullard, out Jan. 12. ing unit. Top of the draperies Susan Hutton, out Jan. 12. should be at least an inch be­ ST. CHRISTOPHER'S Arthur Kelly, out Jan. 12. low the celling. The reason Is EPISCOPAL CHURCH Tolbert Streets, out Jan. 12. this. If draperies come down (Services held in new church) Maxine France, Port Orford, over the baseboard unit, heat Sunday 11:00 a. m. Matins, the In Jan. 13, gets trapped between the fabric H o ly E u c h a r i s t and Church Dickey Moate, In Jan. 13, and the w in d o w rather than S c h o o l. flowing out into room. There­ out Jan. 15. The Rev. Fr, L Wayne, Bond, Beth Newkirk, Port Orford, fore much of the heat escapes Vicar to the outdoors. in Jan. 13, exit Jan. 14. Lowene Strlebel, In Jan. 13, JEHOVAH'S WITNESS out Jan. 14. Sunday Service 4:00 p.m . Patterson Dawson, out Jan. Wed, Bible Study 8:00 p. m. 13. A working wife with i 3- Friday, Theocratic Ministry James D. Ray, out Jan. 14. year-old boy and a student hus­ School 7:30 p.m . Richard H«xjver, Gold Beach, band doesn’t worry alxxit what Friday Service to do in her spare time. Such In Jan. 14, exit Jan. 17. M eeting 8:30 p.m . Minnie Van Bibber, Port Or­ a homemaker Is Mrs. C, an office worker. ford, in Jan. 14. PENTICOSTAL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. C start to work Eugenia R. White, In Jan. 14. OF GOD Gladys Johnson, out Jan. 15. 20 minutes early In order to "Brush Prairie" Kay Bramblee, Coquille, In leave young Terry with the Sunday School 9:45 a.m . Jan. 15. baby sitter. Living in a 43-foot Morning Worship 11:00 a.m . trailer cuts down on kitchen Baby girl B r a m b 1 e e, Coq­ Evening Worship 7:30 p.m . uille, born Jan. 15. mileage. Their 3-year-old has Wednesday Bible Study Jerome Lester, In Jan. 15, been trained to pick up and and prayer m eeting 7:30 p. m. out Jan. 16. put away his toys. “This saves Rev, A. E. Haight, Pastor Gladys Reavis, Port Orford, me a lot of work,” says Mrs. C. in Jan. 12, »xit Jan. 15. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH She buys quick-cooking foods Baby boy Reavis, Port Or­ Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ford, born Jan. 12, out Jan. 15. which help her put dinner on the table in 30 minutes. Mean­ Worship 11:00 a. m. Baby boy France, Port Or­ while Mr. C plays with his Memoership Class ford, born Jan. 16. son. She cleans evenings while Thursday m orning 10:00 a. m. Ronald Wiglngton,Broadbent, her husband studies at the li­ Sunday evening? 7:30 p. m. in Jan. 16. Rev. H. L. Daug? John Hutchison, in Jan. 17. brary. This is just another example Alta Hoag, Waldport, in Jan. of how good home management 17. CHRISTIAN CHURCH adds to family income as well (Church of Christ) BIRTHS as good family relationships. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. L a w r e n c e Each family has to apply, in Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship 7:00 p. m. Rhodes of Port Orford are par­ its own way, the basic prin­ Wed. frayerM eeting 7:30 p. m. ents of a 9 pound, 3 1/2 ounce ciples of making a plan, or­ daughter, Kimberly Rose, bom ganizing time, and arrangli^ Leo M itchell home Jan. 12 in Southern Coos Gen­ supplies to save energy. Fred Erickson, Student N. C. C. eral Hospital. Minister Mr. and Mrs. T h o m a s • • • • • • Legion Hall Bramblee of Coquille are par­ ents of a daughter, weighing Who Isn’t Interested in more 7 pounds, 14 1/2 ounces, bom family income and prosperity? Jan. 15 In Southern Coos Gen­ You might not have thought eral Hospital. atxxit It this way but Increased Mrs. Gladys Reavis of Port international trade can do this Orford gave birth to a 6 pound, for U. S. and Oregon fam ilies. 4 ounce son, Je'fery Willis Scott So says Dr. Marguerite Burke, Reavis, Jan. 12 In Southern University of Minnesota econ­ Coos General Hospital. omist, who spoke on theOregon The Rev. and Mrs. Jamie State University c a m p u s re­ When traveling with your dog it is important to bring along France of Port Orford areppr- cently. certain equipment for him. Your ents of a 7 pound, 11 3/4 ounce F o r e ig n trade Isn’t just dog should w ear tw o collars son, Timothy John, born Jan. something for the officials in while traveling. One light chain- 16 In Southern Coo's General Washington to w o r r y about. cl.oke coliar, and one leather Hospital. Homemakers are Involved, too. collsr, rolled or flat, as you Mrs. Alberta Johnson, OSU’s prefer. The reason for this is Extension family finance spec­ that you’ll put an identification ialist, points out that If Ore­ tag on one collar and your local dog license on the other. Even gon sells more wheat, pears, if your dog should lose one collar lu m b e r and other pnxlucts he could be identified. abroad, farmers sell their pro­ A six foot leash is desirable. ducts, m ills can hire more Shorter ones may be jerked out workers who can buy more food of your hand, and you aren’t able and clothing, and so on. The to grab the short end if the dog Type of Roasts benefits continue to multiply. bounds off to meet another dog. What type of roast to buy? It's a never-ending cycle. The added two feet is a great The decision usually de­ safety factor. If your dog has had the run pends a great deal on the of the yard and isn’t trained to cut of meat you want and the relieve himself while on a short price. ROVING RUGS There are two basic cuts leash, it is a good idea to take along a twenty foot piece of Bone-in-cuts and boned-and- REQUIRE REPAIRS strong, lightweight cor»I with a rolled cuts. What causes non-skid throw harness snap on one end and a In g e n e r a l, boned-and- loop on the other. He can then rolled roasts are more ex­ rugs to lose their grip? There are two possible reasons. The trou­ sniff around at a distance from you but still be under absolute pensive to serve when their ble may s i m p ly be dirt. The control. The experts at the Pu­ price per p o u n d is more backing is designed to create a rina Pet Care Center strongly than one-third higher than suction action which holds the rug on the floor. The suction is suggest that you never turn your the regular bone-in roast There are s e v e r a l d if­ broken w h e n dirt or floor wax dog loose in strange surround­ ings. The danger of being hit by. ferent roasts, bone-in and clogs the ridges of the backing. a car or getting lost is too great. rolled-and-boned. Try turning the rug over, then Take along a square of old • Rib r o a s t has lean scrub the undenide with a stiff blanket or a sleeping pad for meat, w ith l e n g t h of ribs brush and soap suds. Rinse and your dog’s bed. Hotel or motel from seven to 10 inches. 'dry before flipping over. people don't want your dog sleep­ • Plate roast has alternat­ The other re as on m ight be ing on the beds, and will beam ' with pleasure when they see you ing strips of lean and fat in that the backing has worn off. In this case, you can buy a spe­ have brought Rover's own bed." the rolled variety. • Chuck has l a y e r s of cial preparation wltich can be The last reallv necessary item is that can of flea powder. The lean and fat which alternate sprayed on. It's made especially trip will really be a success when widely. tohelprui? stay put. You'll find Rover comes home without pick­ • Rump has fat c o v e t this at hardware or department ing up a single flea along the over about one-half the sur­ stores. way. face. • s NOTHMUXH t I