Thuriday, J un« 2, 1966— 5 Port Orford New» *u v •M M T •T ftA P i •MIX * * FOR SALE 1.0T, trailer,and attached liv in g area,onMadrona St.Call 3 3 2 - 2381 to ic e . 5 - 1 2 -tf T R E A T rug» right, th e y 'll be a delight If cleaned w ith Blue Lustre. Rent electric aham - l>ooer $1. We »tern Auto. CHICKEN fertilizer—6 »ack».$5, 1.11, Ko»ta, phone 332-3574. ___________ 5 -1 2 -tf 56 FORD, 4 0 , S H A R P . New tire«, ihocka, b r a k e » , rear t|vlng»andnew 312 Interccp- tcr ip. engine. P h o n e 3 3 2 - 4511. _ 4 -2 8 -tf NEW » p a c e age toy-rocket. Shoota m iniature aitrm au t up to6UOfeet In air,Returns note cutie and assembly with two tiny parachutes. $ 2 .9 5 pre­ p a id . M A R A T H O N P R O ­ DUCTS, Box 113, Cool Bay, Oregon. 3 -2 4 - lt p t f * FOR RENT TWObedroorn trailer, furnished, Anchor Inn. Phone 332-2622. 4 -2 8 -tf An exceptionally b u ilt 3 bdrm. home, w ith w ell placed M y r­ tlewood paneling In 1 l v l n g room—garage and »hop—300 ft. on 101—Ideal for business near home. 3. 68 acre» with SMALL furnished houte, n e a t view tits». Term» to q u alify­ and clean,low rent. C all 3 3 2- ing buyer, at below m arket 2302.5- l2 - ° price. 3 B e d r o o m home unflnuhed, FURNISHED two bedroom house. $3950. 00 out of c ity . Term». Also two bedroom unfurnish­ A nice two bedroom home and ed house. C a ll 332-28S5. 5 -2 6 -tf garage, palnttaklngconstruc­ tion, In Geer Addition; priced to »ell w ith substantial pay­ rent m ent down. W ell b u ilt 24 x 24 garage with water and lights on 2 0 0 by 150 SMALL one-bedroom hou»e, un­ site w lth u lce shrubs and tree» furnished, on Koata't h ill. w aiting far you to build the ________ l - M - l t 332-2682 home for thlt lovely view. 1-BEDROOM —all electric with F O U R room houte and Barber bull tin a ppl lances—fireplace, Shop priced at good invest­ view. Red M cW illiam s, 3 3 2 - ment. 2907. 5 -2 6 -tf 120 ACRES w ith stream, tome t i m b e r and fine p a s t u r e , $8, 500. 00. \\ A N I E D T o B uy ★ For Sale or if BEDROOM suite, c h a i r , desk, 9 x 9 rug, daveno and chair, radio, d i n i n g table, chair, bulf. t, ■■ M uuin c leaner, mlsc. Items. W m .W ehm vler, 2137 N. Oregon, Port Crford. 6 - 2 - Itp SHOP H0MÍ row jrQSiS F/fír SUSSCBIPriOÑ Jo The NEW S 4 it REAL ESTATE D. F. De Voe, Realtor 2 bedroom home on ISO' x 100' w i t h enclosed patio, cloac to lake. Rcflnlshcd Inside and out. Lovely kitchen, cheerful living room v. 1th fireplace. Large gar- T -9 C A T , with clearing a ru f agc. Selling below appraised angle blade. By hour or con­ value. tract. Phone 347-6543, Dutch Tatum,Bandon, O e. 5 -1 2 -9 tp i 2 bedroom w ith dayllqht base­ ment for'hop, or caix be finished for extra livin g area. In business z o n e of city off hiway. Cnly C t’ HRY CO UNTY $ 7 ,0 0 0 . L O C K S M IT H it LIKE NEW two bedroom house w ith u tility room and hardwooc floors. Protected from wind and landscaped, only $11, 000. 00. On Elk R i v e r , beautiful, two bedrooms, fireplace, b u i l t - i n aluminum siding. House, only 41 years old, an 2 3 /4 acres. Must sec to appreciate. Looking for an exceptional buy? Inside c I t y , two bedrooms on nice lot Just repainted through­ out inside.Full price only $3,500. FOR HIRE • LOCKS • K eys • PARTS • R O Y H. T A Y L O R CAN YOU SPARE Wonderful business opportunl- • ties, motels, trailer parks, and others. Why not Wheel and D eal. We have trades In this area and other part» of the state. Bring In your trade and tec If we can get together. REALTOR KEN DENNISON, Port crford Manager P11ONF 332-3521 24 Hour Phone Service 7 Days a W eek k MISCELLANEOUS That's H It takas to add ZIP Cedi to your iddrtss ZIP Coda is a tsna and money savar. It takas a short cut through the Postal Systam. and aarhar dakvarlas. tttunt I RENTED IT T ( (V Ï, THROUGH THE > S IN G E R service, sales .usd accessories. P h o n e Port Cleaners, 3 3 2 - 316S. •FIRS »AUTO • CASUALTY «IIFK sician. Physiotherapy. Hours (Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a. m . to 5:30 p. m . The 11 In Bldg., Gold B e a c h . C H 7 - 8051. :i*TlC TANK pumping. lo w ­ est rates in Port vxfordregard­ less. Gold Beach Sanitation. C a ll Cl I 7 -4 9 2 » co lle ct. I / i Ken Dennison 332-3521 *• Representing KOLEM-HUGGINS AGENCY , T H R U F R ID A Y 8:25 Here's Joyce 8:30 Oypey Rose Lee Show 9:00 Eye Guess 9:30 Concentration 1ft 00 Morning Star 1ft 30 Paradise Bay 11:00 Jeopardy 11:30 Lets Play Post O ffice 12:00 Lets M ak e a Deal 12:25 News 12:30 Days of our Lives 1:00 The Doctors 1:30 Another World 2:00 N atio n al Golf Day 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 M o vle-(S ee below) SA TU R D A Y 8:00 The Jetsans 8:30 Atom A n t 9:00 Secret Squirrel 9 :3 0 Underdog 1ft 00 Top C at 10:30 Fury 11:00 Baseball 2:00 Hum b. Cty. Vot. System 2 :3 0 Sam Snead Golf 3:00 A m erican Bandstand 4:00 K V IQ Sports 4 :3 0 M o v ie -5 Gates to H e ll 6 :0 0 M ovie-Hangm ans Knot 7 :3 0 Flipper 8:00 I Dream of Jeannie 8:30 Get Smart 9:00 M o v ie -P l.d o n 'te a tD a is i 11:00 M o vie-F or Heavens Sake It appear» that old gun law» io not fade. That 1«, unle«» something 1« done alxxii It. F o r e x a m p le : according to the National W ildlife Federation four Penn»ylvanla leg U U to r» Introduced a b ill to repeal a «run law enacted In 1751. The old statute prohibit» the firing of a gun without a »pedal l i ­ cense from the governor. Legislative historian» »aid t h a t the law was originally enacted to give the Common­ wealth tighter control over pio­ neer» who fired shotguns up chimneys to clean them out. Many old tim ers amaze the n o v ic e in the field by their a b i l i t y to “ predict” th e weather. A few of their “ signs” follow: Dew on the grass at night or just before sunrise Indicates fa ir weather. Birds perching on buildings or u tility wires usually indicate a storm is brewing. High clouds are not “ rain clouds” but clouds that hang low Indicate rain. Winds can indicate a change In the weather since apressure area Is in motion. guns and taxes Hunters and shooters paid more than $20 m illion In excise taxes on sporting arm s and ammunition In 1964. Most of this money was used for game conservation, land acquisition and w ildlife research. DOOMED SPECIES— MAN U fe on earth w ill probably persist for m illions of years, IM H U K A N C * A U B M C V but there is little chance man may I * among the surviving I'h o n e C H e r r y 14911 species, a Harvard zoologist G old B e n c h . O r e g o n 160 ACRES w ith tome tim ber, recently stated. $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Ernst M ayr, director of the M flM M M IM IM W M M e e«**'*' H arvard Museum of Compara­ SA TU R D A Y tive Zoology, fu rth er stated 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo “ that some cataclysmic event, 9:00 Heckle G Jeckle such as a tremendous effort 9:30 Tenn. Tuxedo of self-control w ill probably SUNDAY 1ft 00 M ighty Mouse —2 Blocla Weet of M cKay»— take place In the lifetim e of 9 :0 0 Herald of Truth 10:30 Beatles Phone 332-2231 people now livin g .” 9 :3 0 Light T im e 11:00 Casper Describing him self as pes­ 9:45 Social Security - 11:30 M a g llla G orilla sim istic of man’ s chance for 10:00 Beany G C e cil 12:00 Bugs Bunny W ANTED: survival, M ayr pointed out that 1ft 30 Porky Pig 12:30 M ilto n Monster 99?f of all life -fo rm s which have 1:30 F ilm Fare 11:00 Bullwinkle Tw o Paper Carrier» For 2:00 Belmont Stakes 12:30 K V IQ Sports existed have become extinct. The W orld 1:00 M e e t the Press “ If man is to persist on earth ,” 2:30 Bowling 1 In Port Orford area. C o n ta c t1 1 3:30 M o v ie -3 Secrets the Harvard scientist said, “ he 1:30 K V IQ Sports 332-4111 or Gold Beach 2 :0 0 Memphis Golf Touraa. must learn to control the In­ 5:00 Wide W orld of Sports CH 7 -4 9 8 5 . creasing human population, to 3:00 K V IQ Sports I 6:30 CBS News t e e e e e >» stop destroying the environ­ 3:30 Response 7:00 Secret Agent 4:00 Sports in Action 8:00 M cHales N avy ment.” Ever watch people load a Man’ s ability to control the 8:30 Lawrence W elk 5:00 Dan Smoot washer in a community laun­ environment was said to be 5:30 G. E. College Bowl 9:30 Hollywood Palace dry? Many times they Just stuff his biggest advantage over other 6:00 Frank M cG ee Report 10:30 Gunsmoke It full. We can’t blame them for species. In the beginning this 6:30 The Age of Kennedy- 2 11:30 M o v ie -L e tte r to 3 Wives wanting to get their quarters was tru e, as he Invented shel­ 7:30 Disney's World of Color SUNDAY worth but they're really cheat­ ters and clothing to protect him 8:30 Branded 8:30 The Answer ing themselves because the clo­ from the weather, and weapons 9:00 This is the Life 9:00 Bonanza thes don't come clean. and tools to harness the pro­ 10:03 W ackiest Ship 9:30 CTal Roberts You can't rely entirely on the ductivity of nature. 1ft 00 W hit Sunday-Special 11:00 Newsfinal weight of clothes as a guide. “ Now almost everything we 11:05 Cne Step Beyond 11:00 Camera 3 For Instance 8 pounds of sheer do Is harmful to the species 11:30 Linus curtains means a Jam packed MONDAY and works against Its survival. 12:00 Big Picture washer. But 8 pouixls of towels 6:00 Huntley-B rinkley We m a k e the a ir u n f i t to 12:30 Face the N:.tion would loosely f ill the tub. Your 6 :3 0 News West breathe, the water unfit to 1:00 Directions 66 best loading guide Is your eye. 7 :0 0 Batman drink; we seed the atmosphere 1:30 issues G Answers clothes should be put in loosely 7 :3 0 Hullabaloo with radioactivity, erode the 2:00 F ilm Fare with plenty of room to move 8:00 John Forsythe soil and clear the land.” 2:30 CBS Sport Spectac. around. If they're crowded, soli 8:30 Dr. Kildare 1 The learned M ayr might well 4:00 Red C hina-S pecial can't shake loose or find room 9 :0 0 Kraft Summer Mus. H a ll have added, that In case his to float away from the garments. 5:30 Am ateur Hour 10:00 Run for Your Life theory happened to be unsound, 6:00 Science in Action 11:03 Newsfinal that such a catastrophe might 6 :3 0 Donna Reed 11:10 Response still occur by either nuclear 7 :0 0 Voyage to Sea war o r by death occurlng from TUESDA Y 8:00 Ed Sullivan 3 :3 0 M o v ie -D a n c e G irl Dance starvation brought about by the s A v / ^ m y 9:00 M ovie-W arlock high cost of living, and man 5:30 W yatt Earp being actually taxed to death. 6 :0 0 Huntley-B rinkley O U G ^ T A HAVB B E C V R IT Y L IG H T IN G A verse found in an old T a ­ 6 :3 0 Newswest U .Ç .S A V IN 6 S 0O N P S hitian song: “ The palm tree 7 :0 0 Double life of Hen. Phyfe s h a l l grow; the coral shaU 7 :3 0 M y mother The Car 5 ^ spread; but man shall cease,” A ak A b o u t D e t a lla T o d a y 1 8:03 D o n 'teat the Daisies A R B ' lends support to the Harvard 8:30 Dr. K ildare 2 IMWWMWta*aWW«aWWaMMAMMAMM Zoologist’ s theory though being 9:00 M o vie-T B A (expressed In song. Could be, 11:00 Newsfinal MONDAY that both M r. M ayr and the 11:05 C alifornia Outdoors 5:00 M r. 3E old Tahitian composer may 11:20 Peter Gunn 5:15 Sky King "have sumpln’ th ere .” But who 5:45 ABC News W EDNESDAY knows, and who cares? F o r the 6:00 Local News 3 :3 0 M ovie-G unga Din oldsters do not have to w orry 6:30 W a lte r Cronkitc 5:30 W yatt Earp concerning it, and the younger 7:00 Outdoors™ an 6 :0 0 H untley-B rinkley generation Is fa r too busy to 7:30 12 C C lo c k High 6 :3 0 Newswest give It proper thought beyond 8:30 The Lucy Show 7 :0 3 Batman that of proclaiming the learned 9:00 P o litical-S p ec ia l 7 :3 0 Virginian scientist to be some sort of 9:30 The FBI 9 :0 0 Bob Hope “ square.” So what? When the 1ft 00 In Search of M an -S p ecial 10:00 I Spy "c ats” fall to "d ig ” him he People 11:00 Assignment News 11:00 Newsfinal may be considered " a lost soul TUESDAY 11:10 Naked C ity Rand crying In the w ilderness.” 5:00 M r. 3E THURSDAY 5:15 Flintstones 3 :3 0 M o v ie -D e v ils Canyon MUST BE WORTH IT 5:45 ABC News Sportsmen spend more money- 5:15 Know Your Schools 6:00 Local News on hunting and fishing than the You're Reading 5:30 Tom M ln te y Show 6:30 Cronkite News rest of the nation spends on 6 :0 0 H u n tle y -B in k le y O bo 7:00 Marshal D illa n radio and television receivers, 6 :3 0 Newswest 7:30 Com bat Nowl re c o rd s and musical In­ 7 :0 0 Addams F a m ily 8:30 Red Skelton struments combined. 7 :3 0 D aniel Bo-one 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10:00 The Fugitive 8:30 Laredo WEATHERWISE 9 :3 0 M ic k le Finn's 11:00 Assign. News 10:00 Dean M artin WEDNESDAY 11:00 Newsfinal 5:00 M e e t McGaraghans 11:10 M o v ie -A p ril In Paris 5:15 Tom G Jerry S:45 ABC News F R ID A Y Below Is a list of patients 6:00 Local News 3 :3 0 M o vie-D ays of Glory admitted to and discharged from 6:30 Cronkite News 5:00 W yatt Earp Southern Coos General Hospital 7:00 "F" Troop 5:30 Patty Duke during the past week. 7:30 Lost In Space 6:00 H untley-B rin kley Barbara Gardunla, Riverton, 8:30 C harlie Brown-Special 6:30 Newswest In May 23. 9:00 Bewitched 7 :0 0 Route 66 Baby boy Sabin, In May 23. 9:30 D ic k Van Dyke 7 :3 0 Hank Georgia Smith, in May 23, 10:00 The Baron 8:30 Sing Along w ith M itc h out May 24. 11:00 Assign. News 10:00 M an from U. N . C, L, E. Zlm Bernston, Coquille, out THURSDAY 11:00 Newsfinal May 23. 5:00 M r. 3E 11:10 D ick M artin Show H a rrie tt Haynes, out May 23. 5:15 CBzle G H a rrie t 11:40 M o v ie -T B A Sherman K eeler, Charleston, S:45 ABC News | Wv A1X Uto to to idtowd out May 23. 6:00 Local News Odle Potter and baby boy, I la » to. 6:30 Cronkite News Sixes, out May 23. 7:00 Have Gun Baby boy Gardunla, Riverton, F.« YOUR re « * * tor »tortol 7:30 Gidget born May 24. r MUa «M to t o «*«* 8:00 G illigans Island M ary Shindler, in May 24. l«