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★ FOR RENT ★ FOK SALE CHEVROLET—|ihime 332-2643. 4 - 2 1 . lU COMFORTABLE one bedroom cottage, alto cabin. Reason able rental, aultablc far 1 or 2 people. Call 332-2302. _______________________ 3 -3 -tf RUMMAGE And furniture tale. Friday and Saturday, A |»ll 29 a n d 30. b o n 10 a, m, to S t n ., 3 blks.east of McKay's arket i« 19th. Ccsne, make an offer. Lota to tall. Phone 332-2855. 4-21-2tp FURNISHED 2-bedroom home. Also, unfurnished 2-bedroom house. Inquire at 235 E.2Oth,or call 332-2 8 55.________ 3 -3 -tf BRACE yourself for a thrill the first tim e you use Blue l.uatre to clean rug*. Rant electric ahain,xxMr $1. Wei tern Auto. HOUSEKEEPING cabin. $18 per week or $60 ;wr mth. Anchor Inn Trailer Court. Call 332- 2622._______________ 2 - 1 0 - tf ^ THRhT room lumlahe^ apart ment, walking distance, one I «rtia*. $42.50 Including utll- ltlea.Call 332-2231, 2 -1 0 -tf NEW a p a c e age toy-rocket. Shoots miniature astronaut up to 6 0 0 feet In air,Return* note cone and assembly with two tiny parachutca, $2, 95 tve- n a ld . MARATHON PRO DUCTS, Box 113, Coal Bay, O e g c n .3 - 2 4 - lt p t f TWO bedroom house, furnished <x unfurnished. Very reason able to a responsible party, W, A. Buchale, first house an Paradise Point road. 12-2-tf ARTIFICIAL flower arrange ments for that o n e In the hospital or for lu e n e decara- tlcn. See at the Battle Rock Furniture Store. Phone 332- 3 |6 l . _________ 3 -3 1 -tf 3 Bedroom trailer house—rather nice, large yard area, near Elk R iv e r . $75 per mth. to responsible party. Call 332- 22 3 1 . " 4 -2 1 -tf BROWN 2 -p iece aectlcnal, like For Sale or rent new, $100, Carl Platt, |<hune lo ll 2 5 5 . 4 - 2 1 - 2 tp SM ALL a n c - b e d r o o m h o u se , u n - FRIGIDAIRE d eep -freeze—top ikL 9 cubic feet, $45. Phone 3J2-Î -2603. 4 -7 -tf fu r n k h c il, on K o sta 'i h i l l . 3- 24-tf ★ TO TRADE IWÙ bedroom d u p le x , 1706 Idaho S t., cn p a v e m e n t — $6, 250 with $2, 000 d o w n . Bank w ill loan rest. Will taka ntfwer 20* or older 2 bedrm. trailer home for down. I hl* 1* a deal,don't delay. 1556 W il liam : Highway, Grant* Pau, <)»gon. 4 -7 -3 tc WILL trade e ither of the follow ing: (roperty or share. One bedrm. house, good location, 5blks.from store,rents for $60 a menth, or cne s h a r e In Northern California Plywood, Inc., far a share In Western State* Plywood. Arthur Wing, 2 654 Roy Ave., Crescent City, C a lif., p h o n e 464-4630 or contact Arnold Houglum, Port Orford, phone 332-3036. 4 - 21-4 tp USED 18 cubic foot urelght fstfeicr. Very good c and it tun. lu tile 332- 1-4333 after r 5 a p. m m. 4 - 2 1-t IJSEP Kelvinattr refrigerator a*d Estate range with griddle. CaU 332-2306. Dale Blagden. £ CARD OF TH ANK S 1 would like to thank every one who tent card*, flowers and good wishes to me during my recent stay In the hospital. A REAL ESTATE s p e c ia l th a n k s to th e Port O f o r d Community Ambulance. Q1 lott Woodworth D > DeVoe, R e a lto r__________ 2 » Iron« home on EU. IWver ;rotfec ted from wind with a re si n ic e v i e w . Over 2 3 /4 acre* n i n e t y landscaped. Fireplace, large living room, nice kitchen, plenty of cloeets and storage an-a* fcr only $15, 000. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE CF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In com pliance with Sec. 331. - Lake front building site in Lake- 010, ORS, to the legal voters of th.<< UTlve. 190* lakefront, 90* School District No.2CJ, of Curry on f^ad. $5,000, terms If wanted. County, State of Ore gen, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION Ne$A*ome In Silver Strings ar- of said District w ill be held at ea.- J Bedrooms, daylight base Port Orford Grade School, be ment, fireplace, electric heat, tween the hours of 2 p. in. and 8 p.ra.on the first Monday at May, w all to wall carpeting. Aprox. 1 being the 2nd day of Mr / , A. D. a o S $ 1 4 , 950. 1966, for the pirpose of electing 3 Bedroom home, cedar panel one director zone 4, Elk River, throughout Interior, fireplace, foraflve year term; ime direc attached garage, on corner lot, tor zone S, Port CTford city, for Inside city. $7\ 500.00. $800 dn. four years of a five year term. Dated this 11th day of A jrll, Completely furnished 2 bedroom 1966. home on corner lot, very cute, fenced yard, garage, a steal at ATTEST: $5,^000. 00 full (rice with only Helen Slocum, District Clerk $ 1 ,0 0 0 down. Louis L. Knapp, Chairman Board o f D ir e c to r s Inside city, 3 bedroom with u til ity room and porch. $4, 500 full Publish: April 14,21, 1966. cash [rice. W shavc trades In this area and ★ FOR SALE other parts of the state. Br tag In your trade and see If we can get MISCELLANEOUS Items; rum mage, food, bric-a-brac, TV together. set, furniture, and what have you at the B. P. W. '* Country D .F . DEVOE, REALTOR Store, FRIDAY, A[*U 22, Co op building, 9 a. m . to 4 p .m . < KEN DENNISON, ’ 4 -2 1 -1 tp Port CTford Manager PHONE 332-3521 1952 TW O-bedrocm Alma house 24 Hour Phone Service trailer, very good condition, 7 Days a Week all m odem. $1,300. Call 332- 2303. 4 -2 1 -tf * MISCELLANEOUS FULLER brushes, Harold Mon roe, P.O.Box285, Gold Beach. Ore* gen. 2 -2 4 -n ZENITH hearing aids, batteries, accessories and appointments. P. O. Drug Store. 332-3281. 8AFECOUF€COO£NERAl IN S U R A N C E BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser v ic e -C o m p le te Income tax service, bookkeeptngandpay- roll. ThomasM. McGinty, Box 625, Bandon. Office phooe347- S421; home phene 347-5703. Across street from the theatre. S IN G E R sales and accessories. P h o n e Port Cleaners, 332- * 1 6 5 ._______________ S e r v ic e , Dr.C. C. Stem, Chfropratlc Phy sician. Physiotherapy. Hours {Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a .m . to Si30 p. m . Thellln d g ., Gold B e a c h . CH 7 - »51. ♦ SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low- eft rates In Port CTford regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation. C all CH 7 -4020 c o lle c t e • FIRE »A UTO • CASUALTY «LIFE Before you renew your insurance stop In or call Ken. You might be sur(vis ed with the s a v i n g s on broader coverage. Ken Dennison 332-3521 Representing KOLEM-HUGGINS AGENCY 911 OREGON ST. a irs T ’ o i r o s o * REAL ESTATE W ESLEY D. SPE N C E R REALTOR SINCE 1946 I have several 4 and 5 bedroom homes priced right. A nice two bedroom home and garage,painstaking cosistruc- tluu,b*Geer Addition; jrlced to sell with substantial pay m ent down. MCNDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:30 CBS Newt 7:55 Early Bird News 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 Jack LaLanne lOtOO Andy of Mayberry 1 0 3 0 Dick VanDyke 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tommorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Donna Reed 12:30 As the World Turn* 1:00 Password 1:30 Houseparty 2:00 To T ell Truth 2:25 CBS News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Yotmg Married* 4:00 Never Too Young 4:30 Where the Action Is MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:00 Eye Guess 9:25 News 9:30 Concentration 10:00 Morning Star 10:30 Paradise Bay 11:00 Jeopardy 11:30 Let*f Play Post Office 11:55 News 12:00 Let*smake a Deal 12:25 News 12:30 Days of our Life 1:00 The Doctors 1:30 Another World 2:00 You Don't Say 2:30 Match Game 3 : 0 0 G e n e r a l Hospital OFFICERS ELECTED Pacific high students voted for student body officers, 1966- 67 school year.The sharp comp etition was highlighted by a vigorous campaign on the part of almost every candidate with use of posters in the halls and on th e fro n t f e n c e . lng in the Pirates' cause with seconds, Don D a h ren s p la c e d firsts were Bates and Boots. Pa fifth in the 220 la 26. 3 se c o n d s, cific scored 41 points in the m eet In the 440 Bill McDonald plac but was far behind Brookings "B" ed third w i t h a tim e of 56.1 squad with 99i points and Brook seconds t h r o u g h the quarter ing* "A" squad with 69i points. m ile sprint. In the distance nms Gold Beach had 17 points and Tom Brown t o o k third in the Myrtle Point's freshmen an d mUe with 5:01. 6 and Hill took sophomores had 13 points. fo rth w ith 5:08.2, Brown plac Bates placed first in the shot ed fifth fa* the 880 with 2:18.7, put with 43' loi". In the pole John Klrchgestler took third fa* vault Roger Hill placed second the two m ile with a tim e of at 9' 6" and Terry Sweeney 11:17 and David Knapp placed placed third at 8*6". In the dis fourth fa* 11:23. 5. Remy Boots cus Boots was first with a throw placed second fa* the broad jump of 129* 10" and Walt Stauffer with a leap of 19* 2". was fourth in the javelin with a Of the fifteen events, Brook throw of 129'2". In the dash ings took 13 firsts and Pacific events, Stauffer was fifth ini 1. 1 took the other two firsts. In a close race for the presi dent's poet, Mike McWilliams bowed out to Dave Hatmaker. Dave bad some very good Ideal as to what could be done In the coming year. In the race for v i c e president, Don Dahrens dropped :d c out two days before the 3 b e e t o o m h o m e 1 9 0 by 190 lot election and left BUI McDonald SATURDAY out of city $ 1 1 ,5 0 0 .0 0 . aU the votes except for a few 8:00 The Jetsons write-ins. in other races, Pam 8:30 Atom Ant 2 .21 ACRES in Silver Springs Mayea won the secretary posi 9:00 Secret Squirrel on 101 Hwy. $2300. 00 terms. tion o v e r Donna McDaniels, 9:30 Underdog 4SWMSMAASSMMAMMAMMMMMAA 10:00 Top Cat John Patrick won the office of assistant treasurer over Priscilla 10:30 Fury F O B Y O U R l«H O T K < T IO N 11:00 Baseball-Minn. Twins vs. Montgomery, Mary Wahl bowed C alif. Angels to Don Smith for the office of STOKES business m a n a g e r , and Sue 2:00 American Bandstand I N N I 'I I A M Y A G K N O T —2 Blocks West of M cKays- Mecháis survived the race with 2:30 Sam Snead Coif P h o n e C H e r r y 7-4511 Phone 332-2231 3:00 M ovie-Bachelor G Bob. sox Bev Strain for the office of his G o ld B e n c h , O r e g o n torian. 4:30 Movie-Annie Oakley 6:00 M ovie-They Rode West TO BETTER SCHOOL 7-.30 Flipper SATURDAY Pacific's speech class has be 1:00 1 Dream of Jeannie PUBLIC NOTICE 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo gun a program to make Pacific 1:30 Get Smart 9:00 Heckle 6 Jeckle i better school in the future. 9:00 Movie-Merry Andrew NOTICE Ot SCHOOL 9:30 Tens*. Tuxedo At this tim e, the com m ittee 11:00 Movie-Thundercloud ELECTION UPON QUESTION 10.00 Mighty Mouse is made up of Donna Herbison, SUNDAY CF INCREASING TAX LEVY 1 0 3 0 Beatles Mike Knapp, Nick Dixon,Jack 9:00 Beany G C ecil OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY 11:00 Casper Preston and Bette Belden. Others 9:30 Porky Pig SECTION 11, ARTICLE XI, 11:30 MagUla Gorilla who are interested are asked to 10:00 Bullwinkle STATE CONSTITUTION 12:00 Bugs Bunny Join. 10:30 Discovery Notice I* hereby given that 12:30 Milton Monster The first project wUl be put 11:00 Herald of Truth 1:00 Hopplty Hooper an election w i l l be held In ting a new layer of grass on the 11:30 Light Time 1:30 Western Theatre School DlrtrlctNo. 2CJ of Curry football field. If things go right 11:45 Social Security 2:30 Bowling County, State of Oregon, from with the football field, the next 12:00 Death V41ey Day* 3:30 Bro. Buzz 2:00 p.m . t 8:00 p. m. on May project would be to grass the 12:30 KVIQ Sports 4:00 TBA 2, 1966, a' Port Orford Grade basebaU field a n d paint the 1:00 M eet the Press 5:00 Wide World of Sports School a n d Langlois Primary bleachers. The com m ittee said 1:30 KVIQ Sports 6:30 CBS News School In said school district, for that the only real cost would be 2:00 Res;>onse 7:00 Secret Agent the |>ur|>ose of sutanitting to the 2:30 NHL Stanley cup playoff for the grass seed. 8:00 McHales Navy Bette Belden said that the rea legal voters of said district the 5:00 Dan Smoot 8:30 Lawrence Welk question of Increasing the tax 5:30 C. E. College Bowl son the students are doing this 9:30 Hollywood Palace levy for the fiscal year 1966- 6:00 Frank McGee is to show that they can do jobs 1967 over the amount lim ited 1 0 3 0 Cunsmoke 6:30 Bell Telephone Hour the custodians do not have time for. John Wahl, principal, gave by section 11, article XI, of the 11:30 M ovie-Thieves Highway 7:30 Disney's World of Color SUNDAY the com m ittee permission to go Constitution of Oregon. 8:30 Branded 8:00 Lamp Unto My Feet ahead with the project last Mon The reasons far Increasing 9:00 Bonanza 8:30 Look Up G Live such levy are: the necessary ex 10:00 Wackiest Ship in Army day. 9:00 Camera 3 pense of operating the school 11:00 Newsfinal PACIFIC IS SECOND 9:30 Face the Nation exceeds the tax base of school 11:05 Cue Step Beyond 10:00 Oral Roberts Pacific placed second out of MONDAY district 2CJ, The amount of tax. In excess 10:30 Peter Potomus 3:30 Movie-Bachelor Mother six schools in the Sunjetsix con of the six per cent limitation, 11:00 Linus test for the Sportsmanship tro 5:00 Wyatt Earp [ropoted to be levied for tala 11:30 Milton Monster phy which was sponsored by the 5:30 F armers Daughter 12:00 This is the Life fiscal year is $181, 361. 72. Coos-Curry E l e c t r i c Co-opx 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley Dated this 11th day of April, 12:30 Big Picture Myrtle Point placed first in the 6:30 Newswcst 1:00 Directlcns 66 contest and was followed closely 1966. 7:00 Batman 1:30 Issues G Answers by Pacific and Brookings. The 7:30 Hullabaloo 2:00 Movie-Lucy Gallant referees were the judges, as they ATTEST: 8:00 J ohn Forsythe 4:00 Beethoven Special gave each team a certain num Helen Slocum, 8:30 I>. Kildare 1 5:00 too. Buzz ber of points according to the District Clerk 9:00 Andy Williams 5:30 Amateur Hour behavior of their crowds. Louis L. Knapp, 10:00 Run for your Life 6:00 Science in Action ChairmanBoerd of Directors 17:00 Newsfinal BASEBALL UNDERWAY 6:30 Donna Reed 11:10 Response 7:00 Voyage T'iesday, AprU 5, marked the Publish: Ajrll 14, 21, 1966. TUESDAY 8:00 Ed Sullivan 3:30 M ovie-Flight for Freedom opening of the Pacific Pirates 9:00 M ovie-Story of Ryth baseball season as the Pirates 5:30 Wyatt Earp NOTICE CF lost by a score of 7-1 at Gold 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley BUDGET MEETING Beach. 6:30 Newswest S E C U R IT Y L IG H T IN G Pacific got off to a bad start A m eeting of the board of 7:00 Double life of Henry Phyff when the Panther's J ay Moomaw directors and the budget com 7:30 My Mother the Car whowasthe second batter, hit a m ittee of the Port Orford C em e 8:00 Don't Eat Daisies A sk A b o u t R e t a ils T o d a y 1 home run. GregM ayea,Pacific's tery Maintenance District, w ill 8:30 Dr. Kildare 2 pitcher, stole home for the only be held at the Zumwalt resi w v m a m w w m m w w m m m 9:00 M ovie-Tim e Machine Pirate run. dence, Silver S|ring, Port Ct - 11:00 Newsfinal MONDAY 11:05 C alif. Outdoors ford, Oregon, on Thursday, May BATES LEADS TRACK 5:00 Mr. 3E 11:20 Peter Gunn 5, 1966, at 8 p. m. Charles Bates again led Pa 5:15 Sky King A second m eeting at the same WEDNESDAY 5:45 ABC News cific's track men in team points location w ill be held at 8 p.m . 3:30 M ovie-Plying Leathern. 6:00 Local News in a dual m eet at Bandon last on June 2, 1966. The public is 5:30 Wyatt Earp 6:30 Walter Crcnkite Thursday. The Pirates scored 50 6:00 Huntley-toinkley Invited to attend both meetings. 7:00 Outdoorsman >ints in the m eet against the 6:30 Newswest Part Orford vem etery 8:30 Lucy Show igers who scored 81 points. The 7:00 Batman Maintenance District m eetw as clim axed when a Ban 9:00 Andy Griffith 7:30 Lamp at Midnight Ed Hansohn, clerk don distance runner broke the 9:30 FBI 9:00 Bob Hope 10:30 The Avengers Bandon high school two mUe re 10:00 I Spy Publish: April 21 ,2 8 , 1966. 11:30 Assignment News cord with an effort of 10 m in 11:00 Newsfinal utes and five tenths of a second. TUESDAY 11:10 Naked City 5:00 Mr. 3E Bates, who throws the discus ▲ a s u b s c r ip tio n THURSDAY and shot put, took first in the 5:15 Flintstones 3:30 Movie-Back to Bataan discus with a throw of 121' 3/4" 5:45 ABC News To The N E W S 5:15 Know your Schools and was followed by Remy Boots 6:00 Local News 5:30 Tom Mlntey who took second with 118'. Pa 6:30 Crcnkite News 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley cific swept the shot with Bates 7;00 Marshal Dillon I fe 6:30 Newswest throwing 43' 3", Greg McDon 7:30 Combat 'tati huts Notti 7:00 Peter Gunn ald t h r o w i n g 37', and Remy 8:30 Red Skeltcn 7:30 Daniel Boone Boots throwing 34' 3". 9:30 P. Junction 8:30 Laredo Pacific placed third in the 10:00 Fugitive 9:30 M ickie Finn's Invitational from a field of five 11:00 Assign. News 10:00 Dean Martin teams here last Saturday. H elp- WEDNESDAY 11:00 Newsfinal 5:00 M eet McGaraghans 11:10 M ovie-See you In Dreams 5:15 Tom G Jerry FRIDAY 5:45 ABC News CUHRY COUNTY 3:30 M ovie-Berlin Express 6:00 Local News L O C K S M IT H 5:00 Wyatt Earp 6:30 Cronklte News 5:30 Patty Duke 7:00 F Troop 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley 7:30 Lost In Space 6:30 Newswest 8:30 H illbillies 7:00 Route 66 9:00 Bewitched 8:00 Hank 9:30 Dick VanDyke 8:30 Sammy Davis, Jr. 10:00 The Baron 9:30 Mr. Roberts 11:00 Assign. News • 10:00 Man from UNCLE THURSC 11:00 Newsfinal B O Y H . TAYLOR THURSDAY 11:10 Movle-Dangerour Youth 5:00 Film Fare F o r t O rford 5:15 C&zie G Harriet A IX »o be 5:45 ABC News V tW 7VWV looked up to. 6:00 Local News v o te s n t s r 6:30 Crcnkite News .9 T O U R record tor 7:00 Have Gun yoor bills one to be 7:30 Nat. Geograph. Special off 8:30 My 3 Sons 9:00 Movie-Houseboat IT NOT no respecter of persons. " TO D A Y'S T H R D A T 11:30 Movie-Under Fire cts 10:34. FRIDAY TO TA TI 5:00 Industry on Parade /hat He has d o n e fo r Let’s start building a food others, He w ill do for you. S: 15 Fllcka credit record today, SO 7 OU 5:45 ABC News »«n charge tomorrow. Vou can know Him per 6:00 Local News sonally, if you want to do 6:30 Crcnkite News Catóme, so. 7:00 Smothers toothers 3 bedroom home, large 2 car area,extra rough plmbg., play area,on 2 acres well located; c a r or t r lr , a* down on $10, 95ft 00. Wesley D. Spencer Realtor UWMSWtAASMIM«MMSMAMWi( Coos-Curry Electric PACIFIC'S Jeannine Parks tos sed the shot put 29 feet, 9 i in ches to win the event last Sat urday against Marshfield at the Pacific GAA Invitational Track Meet. JERRY FORTY clears bar to capture second in h ig h jump event in track m e e t against Bandon. ? W WLZrn.. • LOCKS • KEYS • PARTS How High Is Tour Community Credit Reputation? SHOP &00 CHEDIT BUREAU OT O O Q UnXU Serving the Bandon - North Curry Area « H 1 C I1 U O U O « » 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 Wild Wild West Hogans Heroes Comer Pyle Perry Mason M ovle-Slattery's Hurric. ■ K R V IN « r o e r o n r o w o AT HO A D D IT IO N A L C H A S O t WADS U , JSA M B O LD BEACH J. O M IT H C H 7 -T O O O R.L. SHARP, MASTDR HIEMBLVoftoP t KXrOWWD 332-32511 SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS MCNDAY Creamed turkey on hot biscuits Stewed tomatoes Peaches Bread, butter, milk TUESDAY Hash Buttered com Fruit cup Bread, butter, milk WEDNESDAY Beans with ham Peas and carrots Apricots Corn bread and butter MUk THURSDAY Barbequed beef on bun (keen salad Fruit pudding cake Milk FRIDAY Cream of tomato soup Vegetable sticks Berry crunch Tuna fish sandwiches MUk ANGLING REPORT Rogue River salmon fishing perked up considerably over the weekend. Both boat and bank anglers enjoyed scattered flur ries of action but fishing is stUl spotty. Spin-glos appear to be the top producer so far but spinners are picking up a few fish. The most popular areas are Huntley Park and Orchard Bar for bank fishermen and Elephant R o c k and Kimball Riffle for boaters. Saturday, AprU 23, marks the opening of trout season for much of the state. C(n the south coast, however, only Floras Lake is af fected since Garrison Lake is open the entire year. Both lakes have been stocked fcr the week end and should provide same good fishing. 4 SUBSCRIPTION Jo The NEW S X huts Nvul 1 I
