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★ FOR SALK ★ FOR RENT BLOCK SO, (Loti 1,2, 5 ,6 ) a- crow from post office, Terms. TWO beilroam hom e, tuifiim till ed, d o te In, $40 |>er month. Mary iMnsmore, Box 434, Ban- C a l l 347-7103, Mary Dim - __ 10-21 -4 tc more, Box 434, Bandon. TW O bedroom, electric bout, 10-21-tf utility room and garage. $60 p a r month by the year, $65 TRAILER «pace w i t h carport and util lty roaraContact Mrs, m o n t h l y . Pham- Langlois, 243, IL II. I lumen. Clyde Eatahrook, 332-3033. 1 0 -2 1 -2 « 9 -9 -tf ï RÉAL ESTATE WESLEY D, SPENCER REALTOR SINCE 1946 See me for Information on 4 bedroom and den home on 150 x 200 lot. Only $800 tin. 4 Acres In city of Port Orford w it h 101 frontage— $4500 with good terms. REDUCED fur sale: 3 bedroom FURNISHED apartment, all e l 21 acre» In Silver Springs, fronts ectric. Coll 332-2542. bouse at Silver Spring«, $ 1 2 ,- 9 -3 0 - tf 101 Hwy. View.Only $2500.00. Sou Write or call James E. M i l l e r , 512 W. H au l St., Hoaeburg.Oegori. 10-14-2t| TWO b n toom ln Hamlet, No. 3 bedroom home, you would en joy la large rooms, 2-car gar 7. $50 |«r m on th. H w lc n CHICKEN fertllher fur tala. Six age, large utility room rough Hodge, 4210 W. Hill Road, plumbed for shower, tolietand sacks for $5. Call 332-3574 Corvallis, Oregon. 9 - 3 0 -5 « after 6 p . m . l O 1 4 - t f lav,, on two acres, containing two more bldg, sites, all on USED dryer. Inquire New« office, FURNISHEDcabln nurth of town. high ground. Cnly $10,950.00 332-2361.tf Low rent. Adults only. Call with terms. Out of the city. 332-2302. 9 -3 0 -tf GOOD Income |»o|wrty or far 2 Bedroom home with 6 acres ii^tr as private home«. Ctae 3 on 101 In Silver Sp.'lngs. Ideal LARGE furnished o n e roam a - bedroom and five 2 bcilrocrn for home and business. portment. Low rent. One or homes, Priced far quick «ale. tw o men o n l y . Coll 332- Call 332-2855, 10-14-tf An Old Ranch Hom^f garage, 2302. 9 -3 O tf 19<i4 <35v. luper sports, 2-door bjrri and fruit t r e e /o n 20 a c res. $12, 000. 00 terms. hard-top, excel lent condition. T H R E E roam g a r a g e house, $1995.00. Bartlett'« Cafe. comfortable and unfurnished, T e n acres nice hill land with _____________________ 10-21-tf on the lake, $40. Cull 332- ocean view, fine for subdiv., 2231. 9 -1 6 -tf FIVE bedroom home with fire close in. place, 2 bath«, double garage and large lot. Located at 12th TWO room furnished single a- WESLEY D. SPLNCER and Idaho, Part iVfard, FttU partment. O n e person, $38 Realtor jrlce $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 w ith $800 down p er month, Including u tili —2 Blocks West of McKays— and m o n t h l y |>aymcntx ol ties. Call 332-2231. Phone EDgewood 2-2231 $106. 00 Including taxes. For 9 -1 6 -tf Information w r i t e Depart m e n t of Veteran»' Affairs, ★ PERSONAL Salem, O e g on. 10-7 -3 tc ★ FOR SALE OR RENT FOR better cleaning, to keep co lo n gleam ing,uie Blue Lus SALE or lease: auto port« build ing, 32 x58, Mary Dinsmore, tre carpet cleaner. R en te le c- Box 4 34, Bandon. 1 0 -7 -2 « trlc shampooer $1. Western \uto. ltc FOR y o u r Viviane Woodard cosm etics and g lfa of beauty, call after 5 p .m ,, Arllus Ros ta, 332-3574, or Fern Fales, 332-3866._________10-14-tf HUC, d a v c n p or t, bediprlng«, ★ LOST ★ TO TRADE mattresses,refrlgerator, e le c tric range, w o o d stove and BLACK poodle puppy with white under chin and 3 white feet. WILL trade d u p l e x an 1706 dining set. 3 3 2-34SS. 9 -9 -tf Lost near Battle Rock Junior Idaho St. For plywood share GET your S, T. P, oil treatment high. Reward. Call 332-2735. and same difference. Take front Western Auto. 89 cent« 10-21-tf look, make offer. 1556 W il [tint can. 10-14-tf liams H w y., Grano Pass, O e, 10-7-3tp GOOD, good fireplace wood for ★ WANTED sale. Phone 332-3455. CARD O F TH A N K S for three lovable kittens. * REAL ESTATE HOMES They're yours by callin g 332- 1 woiUiT l i k i to t£anlt*e"veryane 3302.1 0 -2 1 -ltp far all the cards and messages of D .F. DEVOE, REALTOR cheer drown me during m y re »HART SHOPPERS BUY AT cent stay in the hospital. p u lti close to d o w n town, a rfoME TOWN STORES FIRST clean neat sm all house, new Del Newkirk roof. This place come« furnish seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee« ed, the whole thing b |rlced at ★ Business Opp only $4, 000. Owner w ill take «mall down payment, boat as T E X A C O Service station fur trailer In trade. lease in Part Orford. We w ill help finance both merchan 120acres on Airport Road, good dise anil equl|im ent, I'hone ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH two bedroom house, worlds of Mr.Lang, Coos Bay, 267-4617. Washington G 10th St. water, this Is beautiful stuff, and 8 -1 2 -tf Sunday School 9:45 a. m. only$21,S00;ow nerw lll finance Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7:00 p .m . 3 bedroom home, presently rent Wednesday Night ed for $55 a month, far sale at CVIIR Y COUNTY Service 7:00 p .m . $4,000^ has v e r y good view. LOCKSM ITH Owner w ill finance with «mall Pastas R. L. Sharp down. LATTER DAY SAINTS Priesthood, Sunday 9:00 a. m. Several other small house« to be Sunday School 10:30 a .m . •old with sm all down payment mostly two bedroom, all priced Sacrament, Sunday 6:00 p .m . Primary, Tuesday 4:00 p .m . at $3, 50(1 So why pay rent? M. L A. Wednesday 7:00 p .m . • New 3 bedroom home, needs R elief S o c ., Tues. IO 00 a. m. some minor finishing, has 90 x ROY H. TAYLOR 100lot,beautiful fireplace,elec, CATHOLIC CHURCH Port Orford heat. This Is a top flight house, Mass 9:30 a. m. Father Alan Kennedy, Priest and the owner w ill also finance this one. M eed at $12, 500. COMMUNITY CHURCH ★ PROFESSIONAL 20th and Jackson W e ha vc bar ga Ins galore In that Sunday School 9:45 a .m . basis com m odity, land. Why be ZENITH hearing aids, batteries, Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . so foolish to pay rent when you accessaries and appointments. Evening Service 7:30 p .m . can own yoiu own home for a P. O. Drug Store. ED 2-3281. Midweek Service 8:00 p .m . small down payment, and pay (Wednesday) ments LESS than rent. Come in, BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser Rev. Jam ie France, Past« we w ill be happy to show you v ic e -C o m p le te Income tax around. service,bookkeeping and pay ST. CHRISTOPHER'S roll. Thomas M.McClnty, Box 2 Bedroom home with garage EPISCOPAL CHURCH 62S,Bandon.Office phone 347- andextra bulldlng,electtlc heat, (Services held In new church) 5421) home ¡»hone 347-5703. lovn /^ kltchcn, l a r g e utility Across street from the theatre. Sunday 11:00 a. m. Matins, the room ^vlth sink, full concrete H o 'y E u c h a r i s t and Church foundation, fruit trees, 1 acre School. plus, $14, 000. 00. Would trade The Rev. Fr. L. Wayne, Bend, for Lebanon area property. Vicar (Church » > ^m itces • LOCKS •K E Y S » PARTS 44 acres an Ilk River Road, very good 3 bedroom home, plenty ol level land. Terms on the $14, - 300 price, owner w ill finance. Ocean and Lake view home, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, large living room w i t h fireplace, radiant elec .h ea t, some wall to wall carpeting, beautifully landscap ed. At $16, 000 priced w ell be low FHA appraisal. A very nice close In 2 bedroom home with worhls of bull tins, Sheltered and attractive garden, $8900, financing available. Exceedingly b e a u t i f u l home close (to la k e , all the features ou w o u l d expect In a luxury ome, Approx. 5 acres of land. If you want to live w ell, sec us about this. $25, 000. Live In one, rent the other, 1- 2 beilroam and 1-3 bedroom U- nlt, 3 i acres, which gives you plenty of roam for mare rentals. 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 M eeting 8:30 p .m . How High Is Your Community Credit Reputation? WB ALL like to be admired, looked up to. ,S YOUR record fat paylBg your bills one to ba proud on nr not . TODAY’S THK DAY TO PATt Let’a «tart building a good credit record today, so you pin chargil tomorrow. C R E D IT BUREAU LISTINGS WANTED D .F . DEVOE, REALTOR KEN DENNISON, Port Crfcrd Manager PHONE 332-3521 or OOQUILLC Serving the Bandon - North Curry Area OOQUILLK. OKKGON PENTICOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD "Brush Prarle" Sunday School 9:45 a. m . Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . Evening Worship 7:30 p .m . Wednesday Bible Study and prayer m eetin g 7:30 p .m . Rev. A. E. Haight, Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Church of Christ) Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . Evening Worship 7:00 p .m . Wed. Prayer M eeting 7:30 p .m . Leo M itchell home Dave Vernon Pastor Legion Hall ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a .m . Worship 11:00 a .m . Membership Class Friday 3:4 S to 5:45 p .m . Weilnesday choir 7:30 p .m . Rev. Rudolph Mensch, Pastor I CHANNEL 3 KIEM TV MONDAY THRU FRIDAY (c ) color programs 7:30 CBS. Morning News 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 Jack LaLanne 10:00 Andy of MayberTy 10:30 Dick VanDyke 11:00 Love of Life 11:25 CBS News 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Donna Reed z 12:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 House party 2:00 Truth 2:25 CBS News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Young Married« 4:00 Trallmaster SATURDAY Oct. 23 8:00 Capt. Kapgiroo 9:00 Heckle G J e c k J e X 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Mighty Mouse 10:30 Beatles 11:00 Casper 11:30 Porky Pig 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Milton the Monster 1:00 H. Hooper 1:30 Bowling 2:30 Wrestling 3:30 Smoot/Manlon 4:00 NFL Countdown 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:30 Gidget 7:00 Rawhide 8:00 McHale 8:30 Lawrence Welk (c) 9:30 Hollywood Palace ( c ) 1 0 3 0 Gunsmoke 11:30 M ovie-Pay. on Demand CHANNEL 6 " KVIQTV MONDAY THRU FRIDAY color programs (c) 9:00 Fractured Phrases ( c ) 9:25 News 9:30 Concentration ' 10:00 Morning Star ( c ) 10:30 Point Paradise ( c ) 11:00 J eopardy ( c ) 11:30 Let's Play Post O fflce(c) 11:55 News 12:00 Let* s Make a Deal (c) 12:30 Moment of Truth 1:00 The Doctors 1:30 Another World 2:00 You Don't Say ( c ) 2:30 Match Game (c) 2:55 News 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 M ovie-(Below) SATURDAY O ct 23 9:00 Secret Squirrel 9:30 Underdog 10:00 Top Cat 10:30 Fury 11:00 NCAA Football (c) Notre Dame vs. U. S. C. 2:15 Film Fare 2:30 Death Valley Days 3:00 Movie-Master of Ballen- trae 4:30 Canadian Football 6:30 Convoy 7:30 Flipper (c) 8:00 I Dream of Jeanie 8:30 Get Smart (c) 9:00 M ovie- Stalag 17 11:00 M ovie- SUNDAY Oct. 24 9:00 Adventurous Mission 9:30 Light Time 9:45 Social Security 10:00 Annie Oakley 10:30 Beany G C ecil 11:00 Bullwinkle 11:30 TBA iAMAAMMMSMMSWMMMMMMMm 12:00 TBA 12:30 Farm Show MECVKITY LIGHTING 1:00 Death Valley Days 1:30 Football-Boston at Oak land A ils A b out D eta il* T od ay I 4:30 M eet the Press (c) 5:00 Wild Kingdom RAAMAMAAMSMMAAAASMMSMMi 5:30 C ollege Bowl SUNDAY Oct. 24 6:00 King Family 8:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 6:30 Bell Telephone Hour 8:30 Linus 7:30 World of Color (c) 9:00 Oral Roberts 8:30 Branded (c) 9:30 Face the Nation 9:00 Bonanza (c) 10:00 Great Moments 10c 00 Wackiest Ship b A rm y IO 15 Film Fare 11:00 Sign Off 1 0 3 0 The Answer MONDAY Oct. 2S 11:00 Western Theatre 3 :3 0 M ovie-Target Zero 12:00 Big Picture 5c 00 Wyatt Earp 12:30 Industry on Parade 5:30 The Farmers Daughter 12:45 NFL Football- Minne 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley (c) sota at San Francisco 6:30 Newswest 4:00 Peter Potomus 7:00 Camp Runamuck (c) 4:30 Topper Cartoons 7:30 Hullabaloo (c) 5:00 Ranger Rider 8:00 John Forsythe (c) 5:30 Amateur Hour 8:30 Dr. Kildare 1- (c) 6:00 Science In Action 9:00 Andy W illiams (c) 6:30 Donna Reed 10c 00 Run for your Life (c) 7:00 Voyage 11:00 Newsflnal 8:00 Ed Sullivan 11:10 Peter Gunn 9 :0 0 Movie Farewell to Arms TUESDAY Oct. 26 W IM M M M iW W W W W t 3:30 M ovie-Tall Man Riding 5:00 Wyatt Earp F O R Y O l'B PHO TK CTIO N 5:30 Tammy 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley (c) IN8VKANCB AGENCY 6:30 Newswest 7:00 O. K, Crackerby Phone CHerry J.4511 7:30 My Mother- The Car ( c ) Gold Besieh, Oregon 8:00 Don't Eat Daises (c) 8:30 Dr. Kildare 2 -(c ) W M A M M W M M A M M W M W W M tt 9:00 M ovies-(c) MONDAY Oct. 25 11:00 Newsfinal 5:00 Mr. 3-E 11:10 Peter Gunn 5:15 Sky King 5:45 ABC News WEDNESDAY Oct. 27 3:30 Movie-Bring your sm ile 6:00 Assign. News 5:00 Wyatt Earp 6:30 Walter Cronkite 5:30 Shindig 1- 7:00 CXitdoorsman 7:30 12 O 'clo ck High 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley ( c ) 8:30 Lucy (c ) 6:30 Newswest 7:00 Cne Step Beyond 9:00 Griffith (c) 7:30 The Virginian (c) 9:30 FBI 1 0 3 0 Casey 9:00 Bob Hope (c) 11:30 Local News 10:00 I Spy (c) TUESDAY Oct. 26 11:00 Newsfinal 5:00 Film Fare 11: lO'M ovie-Cyclops 5:15 Flintstones THURSDAY Oct. 28 5:45 ABC News 3:30 M ovie - He 1 l's 6:00 Local News Horizon 6:30 Cronkite News 5:00 Wyatt Earp 7:00 Marshall Dillon 5:30 Garden Show 7:30 Combat 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley (c) 8:30 Red Skelton (c) 6:30 Newswest 9:30 Petticoat Junction ( c ) 7:00 Addams Family IO 00 Shenandoah 7:30 Daniel Boone (c) 1 0 3 0 Fugitive 8:30 Laredo ( c ) 11:30 Local News 9:30 Mona McCluskey (c) WEDNESDAY Oct. 27 10:00 Dean Martin (c) 5:00 M eet McGaraghans 11:00 Newsflnal 5:15 Cartoons ll:1 0 M o v ie-T h e Gene Kurpa 5:45 ABC News Story 6:00 Local News FRIDAY Oct. 29 6:30 Cronkite News 3:30 Movle-The Crooked Web 7:00 'F' Troop 5:00 Wyatt Earp 7:30 Lost in Space 5:30 Shindig 2 - 8:30 H illb illies (c) 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley (c) 9:00 Bewitched 6:30 Newswest 9:30 Dick VanDyke 7:00 Route 66 IO 00 Jessie James 8:00 Hank ( c ) 1 0 3 0 Secret Agent 8:30 Naked City 11:30 Grt. M om. in Music 9:30 Mr. Roberts (c) THURSDAY Oct. 28 10:00 Man From UNCLE (c) 5:00 Industry on Parade 11:00 Newsflnal 5:45 ABC News ’lb lO M oview ho was that Lath- 6:00 Local News 6:30 Cronkite News 7:00 Have Gun Will Travel 7:30 The Ministers 8:00 Gilligan 8:30 My Three Sens 9:00 M ovie-M ary, Mary 11:00 Movle-Grt. Day in Morn FRIDAY Oct. 29 5:00 Industry on Parade 5:30 Cartoons 5:45 ABC News 6:00 Local News 6« 30 Cronkite News 7:00 Men In Crisis 7:30 Wild West 8:30 Hogan's Heroes ( c ) 9:00 Corner Pyle 9:30 Perry Mason NEWS ADS REALLY WORK Coos-Curry Electric STO KES Pheasants and Quail Next For Gunners Upland bird hunters are re minded by the game commis sion that rlngneck pheasants, valley and mountain quail will be legal targets beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 23. The g e n e r a l season will extend through Nov. 28. The quail sea son will continue In eastern Oregon through Jan. 6 to run concurrently with the chukar and Hungarian partridge season which will also extend through Jan. 6. Hunters are urged to check the regulations carefully for bag lim its on pheasants. Wes tern Oregon and Klamath Coun ty hunters are allowed two cock ty hunters are allowed 2 cock pheasants In the dally bag, 8 In possession. In eastern Ore gon (except Klarnath County) hunters may take 3 cocks dally, 12 In possession. In Malheur County, one hen Is allowed In the dally bag or possession from Nov. 20 through 28. Quail hunters are allowed a dally bag of 10 quail In the ag gregate, 20 In p o s s e s s i o n . There Is no open season on bobwhlte quail. Copies of the upland game bird and waterfowl regulations are available at all license agencies. REPORT by Terry Sweeney ITED TESTS GIVEN ITED tests, which are given yearly to Freshmen and Juniors were given October 11 thru 14, The purpose of the Iowa Test of Educational Development Is to show the students what they learned In their years at school and to show the students in what area he needs more study. The tests were given by Miss Motz,the ntw counselor. The tests were given in the morning to one class and in the afternoon to the other class. RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP Mildred Libby was awarded an Honors Scholarship by the admissions Department at the recent Convocation at Cascade C ollege. Miss Libby received this scholarship and correspond ing Honors at Entrance as a result of graduating in the upper ten per cent of het class last spring at Pacific High School, She plans to graduate from Cascade with the Class of 1969. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Libby, par ents of Mildred, reside at Box 237, Sixes, Oregon. ATTEND CONFERENCE by Bill Krick Five journalism students and their ad.visor attended the 39th annual Oregon High School Press Conference last Friday and Sat urday at Eugene. The annual event, held on the campus of the University of Oregon, hosted more than 900 student journal ists this year. Students from Pacific making the trip were Bill Krick, Terry Sweeney, Scott Munson, Charles Sheffield, Guy Lawrence and the advisor Mr. Baird. The top men and women in the field of school journalism and yearbook editing were the leaders of the conference. Photo grapher Irving Lloyd, and the editor of Scholastic Magazine Mrs. Kathleen Leabo, were two of the many featured speakers. Both Salmon and Steelhead are providing action for anglers a- '.ong the South Coast. Fish are numerous in the bays and fair to good catches of small Chinook have been reported to the head of Tidewater. Limits and near lim it catches of Steelhead are being taken on Rogue. The fish are averaging 20 inches in length with several running to «even pounds. Best success has been in the Kimball Creek and Lobster Creek areas Shore-casting from the jetties totiderock is usually good, as is on drifted worms. Jacks are still abundant in trolling from a boat. Fly fish most streams in the area and ermen have the opportunity now many nice catches are being of taking Chinooks and jacks an made on cluster eggs. shrimp flies. Winter regulations for Steel No reports from Elk or Sixes head on the Rogue went into ef Rivers, but jack fishing should fect Saturday, Oct. 16. The lim it be improving in the lagoon area is two fish, 12 inches or over, of both streams. If larger Chin per day and six fish in seven con ook aren't in yet they should arrive on the n e x t series of secutive days. The lower Rogue is offering showers. Casting with a wobbler some red-hot fishing now. Ang or herring is a prime producer. Early salmon runs should be in lers are taking chinooks, jacks and steelhead throughout the the New River system now also. Gold Beach-Illahe a r e a . Top •methods seem to be drift fish ing with fresh eggs or using a flatfish fr o m a boat. Winter steelhead are beginning to show in the catch. The Chetco should be a good bet for jacks and a few Chinooks after the showers we have had. TOP MEN NAMED Pacific has a chapter of foot ball p l a y e r s chosen by the coaches each week who excel in the week's gam e. The player of the week tor the first Bandon game was quarterback Charles Storm,the player of the week for the Illinois V alley game was Don Smith, t h e player of the week for the Sutherlin game was Walt Stauffer, and Jim Billings was player of the week for the Myrtle Point gam e. Pacific also has a group known as the "Head Hunters Club, "To become a member of this club a player has to recover a fumble, intercept a pass, get eight un assisted tackles, twelve assisted tackles, block a punt or block an extra point attempt, or block a field goal.This season members of the club are Don Smith, Jack Preston,Mike McWilliams, Jerry Forty, C h a r l e s Storm, Mike Knapp, Dave Hatmaker, Walt Stauffer and Jim Billings. When a player becomes a head hunter he gets a purple star for his hel met. COQUILLE TAKES PACIFIC by Don Dahrens At the beginning of the fourth quarter in last Friday's game with Coquille, Pacific quarter back Charles Storm connected a pass to Scott McDonald for the second touchdown of the game for Pacific. Earlier in the game he had connected another pass. The final score in the game was Coquille 31, Pacific 14. Right Choice The electrician's m a t e was stum ped. "Hey. s a i l o r , grab one of those wires. " "Which one?" "Anyone. Feel anything? he asked. "No. " "Good. I f o r g o t which wa» w h ic h . Don't touch the other one. It'll kill you. " KEEP WATER CLEAN Those who use water, claim s t h e National Wildlife Federa- t i on. must return it to rivers, lakes and streams as nearly clean as possible. The Federation is callin g on ever/’ citizen to sup port efforts on the local, state a n d national level to increase research on pollution c o n t r o l methods and enforce an ti-p oll ution laws. KITENTION'. BRUSH ANO FtRM P m « TH/S M&WSCAM TO TOU cello * R V IN O SORT O SFOSO AT NO D O IT IO N A L C H A N O C OPEN M f L i DAWN io M P K Bandon Golf & Country Club MMMMICOHE! CLUBS «U CART RENTALS w « *rr ELMER HIGHT P. O. Box 483-Charleston, O. Phone 888-4629 Olympic Packers, Vaughn, Wash, APPROXIMATELY 150 USED UNITS U .S. GOVERNMENT S A U BY AUCTION- TO THE PUBLIC INSPECTION: October 28 C 29—9:00 a .m . to 4:00 p. m. LOCATION: GSA Interagency Motos Pool, 1201 Armory Drive, Medford, Oregon. S A U DATE: October 30^ 1965—1 0 0 0 a. m ., PDT Sedans Carryalls Panels Dumps WS0MBLÏ OATfS 4x2 Station Wagons Jeeps Sedan Deliveries Panels I Ten Pickups Carryalls Dump 4x4 Station Wagons Sedan Deliveries | Ton Pickups I Ton Scouts GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Utilization C Disposal Service Personal Property Division Auburn, Washington 98002 SANDWICHES A COFFEE AT OUR SNACK BARM ★ MISCELLANEOUS S IN G E R Service, sales and accessories. Hione P o r t Cleaners, 332- 3165. SAWS FILED. All types filed quickly on our prec islon Foley Automatic Flier. Your saws w ill cut faster, cleaner, truer. Old saws retoothed. Fred Sav- age, No. 17, Ham let, 3 32-2 83 3. Dr. C.G.Stem, Chlropratic Hiy- slcian. Physiotherapy. Hours (Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a .m . to 5:30 p. m . The 11 In Bldg., G o ld Beach. CH 7 - 8051. r um io to S bur y R.L. SHARP, PAbiw»* SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low est rates in Port Or ford regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation. Call CH 7-4020 co llect. W (W O I W -M 5 I
