Thursday, March 31, 1966—5
Port Orford Naw«,
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FOR SALE
ARTIFICIAL flower arrange
ments far that one In the
liuspital or far hunc decora
tion. See at the Rattle Rock
l unitture Star«. Phone 332-
3151.3 -31-tf
FOR "a Job well done feeling"
clean carpets with Blue Lus-
tre. Kant electric ihampooer
$ I. Western Auto,
Itc
WESTERN Stater Plywood share.
Call 332-3473.
3-31-3tp
NEW « p a c e age toy-rocket.
Shoots miniature astronaut up
to600feet In air,Returns noee
cone and assembly with two
tiny parachuter, $2. 9 S pre
p a id . MARATHON PRO
DUCTS, Box 113, Coo« Bay,
ifecgcn.
3 -24-ltp tf
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TO TRADE
1964 TORO 21” lawn mower
with trimmer, and Jacobson
lu ll mower and trimmer, troth
In new condition. Will trade
far 12 ft. light boat, alumin
um p r e f e r r e d . n>cne 332-
3785, 2235 Carrlaon Lake rd.
3-31-2tc
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REAL ESTATE
D. F. De Voe, Realtor
Exceedingly beautiful 3 bed
room hottie cloac to lake, all thr
•features you would expect In a
luxury home. Uyou want to live
well,see us about this. 519, QUO.
90 x 100 lot with an excellent
3 bedroom home, w ell buUt and
In apple pie order, far sale at
$9, 500. Cloae to school,
190* Lake (rant lot on lakeshore
Drive only $5, 000.
Cute 2 bedroom house on Elk
River Road real close (but out
of th e flood danger) to river.
55, 000, Real easy terms.
3 Bedroom home on hlway In
side city 1 bn its. We 11 landscaped
grounds 125* x 150*. Electric
heat, fireplace. Ctoly 59, 000 cn
terms.
Down town a clean neat small
house, new roof. This p l a c e
comes furnished, the whole thing
Is priced at only 54, 000. Owner
will take small down payment,
or vacation trailer in trade.
We haw trades In this area and
other parts of the state. Bring In
yow trade and see If we can get
^>gether.
D.F. DEVOE, REALTOR
KEN DENNISON,
Port efeford Manager
PHONE 332-3521
24 Hour Phone Sendee
7 Days a Week
★ MISCELLANEOUS
FULLER brushes. Harold Mon
P.0
roe, P.O.Box
285, Gold Beach,
O egcn.
-24-tf
ZENITH hearing aids, batteries,
accessories and appointments.
P. O. Drug Store. 332-3281.
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
v ice-C o m p lete Income tax
service, bookkeeptngandpay-
roll. ThomasM. McGinty, Box
625, Bandon. Office phane347-
542l| home phone 347-5703.
Across street from the theatre.
S IN G E R
Service, soles and accessories. i
P h o n e Port Cleaners, 332- I
3165._____________________
Dr.
»• C. G.
w. Stem,
.»ceni* Chfropratlc
vnxropvsiu Phy-
slclan. Riytiotherapy. Hours
Saturday)
(Tuesday through Satt
9 a .m . to St 30 i p. m. T
Thelllr
Bldg., Cold B e a c h . CH 7-
8051.
SEPTIC TANK (lumping. Low-
t it rates in Port Cncrd regard-
I«««. Gold Beach Sanitation.
Call CH 7-4020 c o lle c t
★ FOR RENT
COMFORTABLE one bedroom
cottage, also cabin. Reason
able rental, suitable for 1 or
2 people. Call 332-2302.
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REAL ESTATE
W ESLEY D. SPE N C E R
REALTOR SINCE 1946
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call 332-28S5.________3 -3 -tf
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and 2 car areai Closed with'
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HOUSEKEEPING cabin. 518 j«r
play area for children. Will
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week or 560 per mth. Anchor
consider trade for a late model
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Inn Trailer Court. Call 332-
car or trailer. Has 2 acres of
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nice bldg, area. Total [»Ice
1:00 The Doctors
$ IQ,9SO. 00 and is out of city.
THREE room furnished apart
1:30 Another World
ment, walking distance, one
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person. 542.50 Including utll- FOUR ACRES In Port Cfefcrd
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very
Itlei.Call 332-2231, 2 -1 0 -tf
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low In jrlce and terms, mare
TWO bedroom house, furnished
SATURDAY
acres joining If needed.
ir unfurnished. Very reason
8:00 The Jetsons
able to a iei,>onslble party. 2.21 ACRES In Silver S(Tings
8:30 Atom Ant
W, A. Ruchele, first house an
9:00 Secret Squirrel
on 101 Hwy. 52300. 00 terms.
Paradise Point road. 12-2-tf
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A nice bldg, lot In Port Cfeford, ASfeMAAMAAAASMMMASWMMAAA 10:00 Top Cat
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IJ blks, rear of Dept. Store,
. KOK T O l'B KKOTKCTION
11:00 Fust Look
h a s septic In, for 5 800.00
★ For Sale or rent
11:30 Exploring
with terms.
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I HAVE OTHER GOOD
TWO bedroom 35' trailer home,
1:30 American Bandstand
I'lione ('Kerry (4511
g o o d condition. Call 332- LISTINGS AND MAY HAVE
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Gold Beech, Oregon
WHAT YOU NEED.
2603.2-17-tf
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SMALL one-bedroom house,un-
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Wesley
D.
Spencer
SATURDAY
fumbhed, on Kosta's hill.
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. 12:00 Bugs Bunny
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3 CHOICE LOTS IN PORT
CARD OF THANKS
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ROCK PARK.
1:30 Western Theatre
Our heartfelt thanks lor cards,
11:00 Herald of Truth
2:30 Bowling
flowers a n d other kindnesses
11:30 Light Time
3:30 Film Fare
11:45 Social Security
100x150 FOOT LOT ON 6th di»ing our recent bereavement.
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The Leo Klinner family
5:00
Wide World Sports
12:30 KVIQ Sports
H E ROCK PARK AND THE
6:30 CBS News
1:00 Meet the Press
OCEAN. ONE HALF THE TAX
I wish to thank everyone for
7:00 Secret Agent
1:30 The Triumphant Hour
EVALUATION.
their kindness in remembering
8:00 McHales
2:00 KVIQ Sports
me wlthcardsjflowers and visits
8:30 Lawrence Welk
2:30 Response
during my recent Illness.
. 9:30 Hollywood Palace
3:00 Film Fare
3 HOMES COMPLETELY FUR
3:15 Humb. St. College
Charles Fitzhugh 10:30 Gunsmoke
NISHED, W IT H ORCHARD,
11:30 Movfe-Father a full back
3:30 Dan Smoot
FLOWER BEDS AND TREES.
SUNDAY
4:00 Big Three Golf
IN PORT ORFORD ON ORE
8:00 Peter Potomus
5:00 Wild Kingdom
GON STREET. ONE HALF THE
8:30 Linus
5:30 G. E. College Bowl
TAX EVALUATION.
RUMMAGE SALE
9:00 Oral Roberts
6:00 Frank McGee
April 1
9:30 Face the Nation
6:30 The Congo
Zoos-Curry Co-op Bldg. —
ID 00 This Is the Life
BATTLE ROCK GARAGE FOR
7:30 Mary Martin at Easter
A gixsd assortment—odds
10:30 The Answer
SALE. COMPLETELY EQUIP
8:30 Branded
and ends—clothes—
1
11:00 NBA Basketball
PED W IT H STOCK, TOOLS
9:00 Bonanza
kitchen sink—etc.
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TAX EVALUATION.
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2:00 Big Picture
11:05 Cne Step Beyond
2:30 CBS Sport Spec,
MONDAY
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H O U SE AND 2 ACRES ON
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3:30 Movie
HENSLEY HILL OWN WELL
i 5:00 Film Fare
5:00 Wyatt Earn
PLENTY OF GARDEN SPACL ONE set of bunk bed frames. 5:30 Amateur Hour
5:30 Farmers Daughter
J U S T OUTSIDE CF PORT
6:00 Science In Action
Call 332-2521, ask for Dick.
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6:30
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Reed
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CONSTRUCTION
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through the Postil Systsm. snd assures
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10:30 The Avengers
3:30
Movie
11:30 Weather
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5: IS Humb. St. College
TUESDAY
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10:00
J
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ROY H. TAYLOR
3:30 Movie
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Port Orford
5:15 Know your schools
WEDNESDAY
5:30 Tom Mintey Show
5:00 M eet McGaraghan's
6:00 Huntley-Brinkley
5:15 Tom & Jerry
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5:45 ABC News
7:00 Addams Family
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7:30 Ringling Bros. Circus
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ll:1 0 M o v ie-A Star is Born
How High I i
10:00 Miss Teen-A ge Pageant
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3Aff CO»lIffCOGf M HAI
11:00
Weather
3:30 Movie
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THURSDAY
Tour Community
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5:30 Patty Duke
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to o t e d up to.
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Before you renew your
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.? TO U R record tor petytol
9:30 Mr. Roberts
Insurance stop In or call
8:00 Gilligan
your b ills o m to t e p n o d
Ken. You might be n>(vis
8:30 My 3 Sons
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a u d it record today, pa you
. 332-3S21
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J u R iiA a í
Representing
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9:30 Perry Mason
Ma - N orth Curry A rea
W AO C L . . J R A H J . b m i TM
911 OREGON ST.
,
ID 30 Dick Martin
P O L O B tA O H
P H 7 -e O Q Q
p o r t 'o e r o n o
11:00 Movie-Double Life
3 bedroom home 190 by 190 lot
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WifiaL
by BUI Krick
1966 BASEBALL SCHEDULE—PACIFIC PIRATES
March
AprU
AprU
AprU
AprU
AprU
AprU
AprU
AprU
AprU
May
May
May
May
May
26
5
9
12
IS
19
22
26
29
30
3
6
10
13
14
Gold Beach
Gold Beach
Gold Beach
Bandon
CoquUle
Myrtle Point
Gold Beach
Brookings
Bandon
Gold Beach
CoquUle
Myrtle Point
Gold Beach
Brookings
Gold Beach
JV
V
VGJV
V
V
V
V
V
V
JV
V
V
V
V
JV
Here
There
Here
Here
There
Here
There
There
There
There
Here
There
Here
Here
There
(DH) 10(00
4:30
(DH) 10(00
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
(DH) 10(00
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
(DH) 10(00
WRESTLING RESULTS
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p.m .
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1966 TRACK SCHEDULE—PACIFIC PIRATES
March 26
AprU
2
AprU
5
AprU
9
AprU 14
AprU 16
AprU 28
AprU 30
May
3
May
7
May
May
May
May
12
14
21
28
at Powers, 12:00
Reedsport Relays
Powers at PacUlc, 5 p. m.
Gold Beach, Brookings, Bandon, Powers—
at Pacific, 11 a. m.
at Bandon, 4:30 p. m.
at Brookings
Bandon at Pacific—Freshmen
at Gold Beach, 11 a .m .
at Powers, 5 p. m.
Bandon, Brookings, Gold Be ach
at Pacific, 11 a. m.
at Bandon—Freshmen
Sub-district at CoquUle
District at CoquUle
State at Corvallis
Bird Seasons
Fair In 1965
m rcom
SCHOOL
__ LUNCH
M ENUS
Upland bird and waterfowl
gunners found the shooting fair
in 1965 but below the good sea
sons of the previous several
MCNDAY
years. This is the story told by
hunters during the annual game Barbecued beef an bun
Green salad
survey recently completed.
The survey reveals that about Apple crunch
90,000 upland game bird en M ilk
TUESDAY
thusiasts took to the fields last
fall In quest of pheasants, quail, Beef and noodles
Buttered peas
chukar partridge, and other up
land game birds. These hunters Applesauce cake
r e p o r t e d taking Just over Bread, butter, m ilk
WEDNESDAY
'838,500 upland game birds of
all species. In 1964, hunters Chill
reported taking about 1,136,- Cole slaw
Fruit je llo
000 game birds.
No seasons were held In 1965 Cornbread
for blue, ruffed, or sage grouse. Butter, milk
THURSDAY
Hunters normally take about
Meat loaf
30,000 of the big grouse.
Pheasant hunters enjoyed a Buttered corn
reasonably good season with Grapefruit
more than 326,200 ring recks Bread, butter, m ilk
FRIDAY
reported taken--about 10,000
birds le ss than the previous Clam chowder
year. Hunter success was re Vegetable sticks
ported to be Just over three Pumpkin custard
birds per man. The take of Bread, butter, m ilk
quail and chukar partridge fell
off considerably, with 112,500
quail reported compared with SOUTH COAST
230,800 in 1964, and 68,000
chukars bagged compared with
194,500 the p r e v i o u s year.
Chukar and quail hunters av
eraged more than six birds
pe r m an. Dove hunte rs ave raged
better than 10 birds each, while
T h e steelhead season on all
pigeon gunners took about eight s o u t h coast s t r e a m s ends an
birds each.
March 31. Weekend rains kept
Waterfowl hunting su ccess
the streams muddy but if soqjl
, was down slightly from 1964, weather conitnues anglers should
according to report of hunters.
get in a few days of fishing.
The kill totaled almost 349,000
Fresh run steelhead are still
d u c k s and Just over 43,600
available to fishermen on most
geese. This was a drop in total
of the streams, however, a few
kill of about 9% from the pre
spawn-outs heading back to sea
vious year.
m ay be picked up also.
Only 44,700 hunters gunned
Rogue River salmon fisher
Oregon marshlands In 1965,
m en are still biding their tim e
a continuation of the decline
In the number of waterfowl waiting for the water to clear.
Weather permitting, the river
hunters from the peak of77,000
hunters In 1952. According to m ight be fishable by the w eek
the survey, waterfowl hunters end.
The lack of rain die past week
spent Just over six days each in
the field during the season. has not improved water condi
tions much on the Rogue River.
Snow runoff, due to the warm
weather, has resulted in the riv
er rising steadily over the w eek
end. No salmon reported as y et
BATTLE ROCKETS
but angling pressure is increas
ing.
TEAM
WON LOST
The final weekend for steel
Bartletts' Cafe
29
23
head angling may have been the
Griffey & Laird
28i 23i
best of the season for Sixes Riv->
McKay's Mkt.
28
24
er fishermen. Nearly everyone
Bee Line Fashions
28
24
caught fish a n d lim its were
2 6i 25i
Pacific Drive-In
comman.Many of the fish caught
Western States Ply. 26
26
were spawn-outs but there were
26
Rose's Garage
26
plenty of bright fish available.
Oceanview Poultry ■ 24
28
Port Cleaners
22
30
Flash's Food Cen.
22
30
High Team Series
BeeLine Fashions.. .
.2685
High Team Game
BeeLine Fashions. . .
High Individual Series
Donna Melton
High Individual Game
Jeanette Price....................... 204
Splits Converted
The growing puppy needs
Lela Allison, 3-10) Maude Weir,
Aim Ryan and Jean Still, 5-10| about twice as much food
A lice Peck, 5 -7.
per pound of body weight
Monday night ended the se as does a mature dog, ac*
c o n d half. Next week w ill be cording to the Gaines Dog
the S w e e p e r , with Griffey & Research Center.
Laird and Barltett'« Cafe play
A A SUBSCRIPTION
ing off for F irst and Second place
Trophies.
BOWLING
HUNGRY PUPPY
WToThe N E W S
ROMS TOWN
STOICS F/t í r
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Four P a c i f i c High wrestlers
traveled to Reedsport to com
pete in the district w r e s t l i n g
tournament. T h e y were Gary
N i e l s o n at 123 pounds, Jerry
Forty at 136 pounds, M a r v in
House at 141 pounds, and Greg
McDonald at Heavyweight. The
district tournament w a s com
prised of champions and runners-
up in each w eight class from the
Sunset L e a g u e and the Coast
League. The m eet was held at
Reedsport Union H ig h School,
March 5.
Gary N i e l s o n lost his first
match to Reedsport's h i g h l y
rated Jerry Abel by a six to one
score. Jerry Forty narrowly m is
sed upsetting 1 a s t year's state
champion, Dave Abel, when he
w a s declsioned by a score of
fo u r to two. Marvin H o u s e ,
wrestling at 141 also lost his first
roundm atchto one of last years
state titiiits, Dan Liming, an
other Reedsportmatman. Fresh-
m a n heavyweight, Greg M c
Donald was declsioned by Mar
tin HUI of Taft.
Second round m a t c h e s saw
Pacific's grapplers com e up a -
gainst several foes fr o m their
own league. Gary N ielsen nar
rowly missed defeating Sunset
Six champion, Bob Adams, who
he was leading by one point with
only seconds to go, released his
hold upon hearing a whistle on
the adj oining mat which he m 1s-
t o o k to be the whistle ending
his match. Jerry Forty pinned his
man to tie up third place, and
in doing so, earned die right to
challenge Gold Beach's George
Swem for the right to go to state.
Marvin House decisianed Ever
ett Johnson of Brookings when he
t i e d up the m atch with points
for riding tim e and went on to
win in over-tim e. Greg McDon
ald decisioned Ken Gedney of
Mapleton to take third place, an
honor far a f r e s h m a n in such
tough league com petition.
Jerry Forty, M a r v in House,
Greg McDonald aU placed thira
and Gary Nielson placed fourth
giving P a c i f i c fifteen points
giving Pacific ninth place out
of a field of eleven teams.
TRACK SEASON STARTS
Charles Bates and J ohn Kirch-
gesler led Pacific's Pirate trot
ters in the first m eet of the sea
son at Powers last S a tu r d a y .
Bates scored 9 points and J ohn
scored 5 points to lead the scor
ing for che depth weak pirate
t e a m . Coach Keith Law said
that the problem was that there
were plenty of third, fourth, and
fifth places taken by Pacific but
t h e y didn't have enough first
and second p i a c e rs. Another
obvious problem is t h e sm all
size of the team . Each member
of the t e a m must com pete in
f r o m 3 to 5 events in order to
field a full team. BUI McDonald
and Welt Stauffer also showed
good p r o m is e as Gary Burton
s h o w s weU in the dashes and
D a v i d Knapp finished w ell in
distance running. All races were
3 /4 distances.
The com plete run-down is as
follows: High H u r d le s , Remy
Boots and Bob Fry,ne itherplaced;
Low Hurdles, Walt Stauffer and
Remy Boots, 4th place went to
Stauffer; 75 yard dash, Stauffer
a n d Gary Burton, Stauffer was
3rd and Burton was 5th; 150 yard
dash, Bill McDonald and Burton,
McEionald placed 5th; 330 yard
dash, Terry Sweeney and M c
Donald, McDonald placed 4th
a n d Sweeney placed 6th; 660
yard dash, Tom Brown and Mike
Wahl, Brown placed 4th; 1320
yardrun, Roger HUI, Arne John
son andBob Oliver, Hill placed
6th; l i m iles, John Kirchgesler
and David Knapp, Kirchgesler
placed 1st and Knapp placed 6th;
440 Relay, Gary Burton, Walt
Stauffer, Fred Guerin, and Bill
McDonald, the team p l a c e d
3rd; shot-put, C h a r 1 e s Bates,
Greg McDonald, and Tim Sul
livan a n d Remy Boots, Bates
p l a c e d 1st; J a v e l i n , Wayne
Moore, Greg McDonald and Fred
Guerin, none placed; highjum p,
Bob O li v e r , Bob Fry and John
Spurgeon, none placed; broad
jump, Boots, BUI McDonald and
Tom Brown, none placed; trip-
pie jump, Roger H ill, placed
3rd. The team t o t a l was 29
p o in t s , which placed Pacific
fourth in the m eet behind Myr
tle Point with 78, Bandon and
Powers with 58 points each.
Pacific's next track m eet wUl
be at the Reedsport Relays this
Saturday.