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Port Orford Nwws, Thissday, July 21, 1966—5 ★ FOR SALE INCOME (»opsrtlai, All home, a|Nirtmenti, business rentals. Sec W i n d y , 7 - 2 1 - t f ★ FOR RENT TWO bedmi,duplex on Elk Riv er, all electric. Clyde Wagner, phone 332-3448, 7 -1 4 -2 tc if W ESLEY D. SPE N C E R R E A L T O R S IN C E 1946 IF ca r |« u look dull ¿nJ drear, remove the spots as they ap FURNISHED two bedroom house. Two bedroom home, furnished Also two bedroom unfurnish only $3650. 00 with $650. 00 pear with Blue Lustre. Rent ed house. Call 332-2855. d o w n . THIS IS A GOOD » elec tr ic gh im pooerSl. West 5-26-tf STARTER. ern Auto, ltc HOUSE lor rent. 647 Madrona CHICKEi fe« i I cr -6 sa ck i,$ 5 St. Phone 332-2381. 7 -7 -tf Beautiful 3 bedr. exceptionally built and myrtlewood decor J.B. Ko.•>, ¿Hint 332-3574. ated. 300 ft. on 101 and 3. 68 5-12-tf FURNISHED 1 bdnn. house. Rea acres furnished view and bus sonable rent to responsible 13 acres, beautiful ocean view, iness expansion if desired. party. Call 332-2302, 6 -1 6 -tf 3 1»dnn.cabin, with fireplace on Hensley HUI at aiige of TWO bedrootn traUer house. FO U R room house and Barber town. A Iso, .1 7 acres ocean view i $65 |>er month. Anchor Inn. Shop ¡viced as good Invest with spring. Write Ed Kerpa, Phone 332-2622. 7 -2 1 -tf ment, or rent for $100. BI las, Idaho. 6 -9 -tf TWO-bedroom 1964 New Moon 10 x 55* all electric traUer house,$600 for equity,you as sume payments. Call Bandon 347-4*351 after6 [\m . 6 -9 -tf SHOP srog a n a r FIVE bedroom home with fire p l a c e , 2 baths, carport and large lot. Located at 12th and ★ For Sale or rent Idaho, Part Ctford. Full |*lcc $ 11, 000 w ith $700 down and SMALL one-bedroom house,un fin ish ed , on Koeta's hUl. payments of $95 including taxes. For information write 332-2682 3-2 4 -tf Department of Veterans' Af fairs, Salem, 7 -7-3tc 1-BEDROOM—all electric with bull tin appl lances—fireplace, NEW s p a c e age toy-rocket. view. Red McWilliams, 332- Shoots miniature artrenaut up 2907. 5 -2 6 -0 t o 6 0 0 feet in air.Returns nose ccne and assembly with two tiny parachutes. $2. 95 ¡re ★ WANTED p a id . MARATHON PRO DUCTS, Box 113, Coos Bay, Ctegcn. 3 -2 4 -ltp tf JOB listings lor Youth Employ ment Service. Call Port Or ford grade school from 8 a, m. I RENTED to 5 p.m.Monday through Fri day and til noon Saturdays, THROUGH THE 332-2712. 6-3O-8tc ( WANT ADS * * RE A fa ESTATE _ HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED cook for evening shift.Must be dependable and capable. Top wages, perman- D.F. DeVoe, Realtor ^ S ‘X.cKc'.ua?£ Beautiful two bedroom home, fire (dace,lots of bull tins, alum- aim tiding. On Elk River, only 4j yrs. old. 2 3 /4 acres, lots of water. Asking $ 15, 000. 8383. 6 -2 3 -tf — S' Large building site with 90* lake frontage. Perfect for daylight ,_M sem ent or split level home only $5, 000 inside city lim its. WANTED: Two Pajwr Carriers Far The World in Port Orford area. Contact 332-4111 or Gold Beach CH 7-4985. Three bedroom with real handy kitchen,large utility room, good she living room, with fireplace, attached garage, In town only $8500 on terms. Two bedroom home, lake view with access to lake, concrete foundation, electric heat, city water, (ratio. Going for $12, 000 with low low down. Like new two bedroom house, with utility room and hardwood floors. IVotcctc J irosn wind. On ly $11, 000. » t r i t e JawA oC (àtom i. RKMviNS r o a r o a r o a o AT NO A D D IT IO N A L C H A A O Ç w Aoa Looking for an exceptional buy Inside city? Two bedrooms an n i c e large lot, Just repainted throughout. Full price $3, 500. We have trades In this area and other parts of the state. Bring in your trade and sec if we can get together. Wonderful business opportuni ties, m otels, traUer parks, and others. Why not Whee 1 and Deal. D .F. DEVOE, REALTOR KEN DENNISON, Port Orford Manager PHONE 332-3521 L .. a t A N □ OLD BEACH J. s m it h C H 7 »O O O 3 B e d r o o m home unfinished, $3950. 00 out of city. Terms. A nice two bedroom home and garage, painstaking construc tion, In ¿leer Additionj priced to tell with substantial pay ment down. $10, 500. 00, Wesley D. Spencer Realtor Income - Home Business Property FULL CITY BLOCK No. 75. 200 ft. by 300 ft. (West of City Fire Station). Priced at $3, 450, 00. Terms. B B B B GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION Undewloped lot on Oregon St. at 9th. 150* x 150' (N. of Shell Station (.Price,$9,800. OO.Terms. County ap(»aiatd a t$11,060. 00. B ox 27 Ph: 332-4323 Port Orford, Oregon Box <7 Ph: 332-4323 Port Orford. Oregon • LOCKS • KEYS • PARTS • ROY H. TAYLOR Po -t Orford K C0VEKD TUÍ SAFI WAY... FULLER brushes. Harold Mon roe, P. O. Box 285,Gold Beach, Oregon. 2-24-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 servtie,bookkeeping and pay roll. Thomas M. McGinty, Box 625,Bandon. Off icephone347- 5421( home phone 347-5703. Across street from theatre.- . l S IN G E R Service, sales and accessories. P h o n e Port Cleaners, 332- 3165, Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropratie Phy sician. Physiotherapy. Hours (Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Thellln Bldg., G o ld Beach. CH 7 - 8051, SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low est rates in Port Orford regard- le u . Gold Beach Sanitation. Call CH 7-4020 collect. aAHCO-UFfCO-GilMtHAl IN IU R A N C B • P I RE «AUTO •CASUALTY* LIFE B e f o r e you renew y o u r Insurance stop to or c a 11 Ken. You might be surpris- e d with the s a v i n g s on broader coverages. Ken Dennison 332-3521 How High I i Your Community Credit Reputation? W l A L L U t e to b e I t o l w i l IB TO U R n e a r « tor MJtoM y ea r b ills on e to h r fT M t oiT nr not . TODAY’S T M D A T TO P A W Let’s start budding a gsot credit record today, s° you Representing KOLEN-HUGGINS AGENCY 911 OREGON ST. port O N rono HECUKITY LIGHTING Coos-Curry Electric A sk About 1H-Lails Today I SATURDAY 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Heckle G Jeckle IO 00 Mighty Mouse 1 0 3 0 Beatles 11:00 Casper 11:30 Magllla Gorilla 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Milton Monster 1.00 Hopplty Hooper 1:30 Western Theatre 2:30 Bowling 3:30 M ovie- INCOME PROPERTY Two famUy apartment house with cottage. 816 N. Jackson St, 100* x 10(7 lot. Selling (»ice, $7,800.00. 20% down payment. County appraised at $10,132,00. * * » * 5:00 Wide World of Sports NO. 12 HAMLET 6:30 CBS News Two bedroom hom e—all e le c 7:00 Secret Agent tric. Price $3,800. 00. $760. 00 8:00 McHales Navy down payment. 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Hollywood Palace • * • B ,10:30 Gunsmoke NO. 4 HAMLET 11:30 M ovie- Two bedroom hom e—all e le c S UN DAY tric. Price, $3,985. 00. $797. 00 8:30 The Answer down payment. 9:00 This is the Life 9:30 Film Fare * * * * IO 00 Lamp Unto My Feet INCOME PROPERTY 11:00 Camera 3 Located at 937 N.Washington St. 11:30 Linus (opposite Churchk Two bed 12:00 Big Picture • — r o o m home — lot SO x ISO ft. 12:30 Face the Nation - SeU tog price, $4, 150. 00. 20% 1:00 Film Fare 1:30 Issues G Answers down. 2:00 Film Fare B B B B 2:30 CBS Sports GOOD INCOME PROPERTY 4:00 Movie- Two bedroom home—all e le c 5:30 Amateur Hour tric. Located at S55 W. 11th St. 6:00 Film Fare (West of Port Orford M otel), Lot, 6:30 Donna Reed 90* x 100*. Priced at $8,350. 00. 7:00 Voyage to Sea 20% down payment. 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Movie - B B B B 24 Hour Phone Service 7 Days a Week ★ MISCELLANEOUS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TBA-( To Be Announced) 7:30 CBS Meaning News 7:55 Stocks G Weather 8:00 Capt. Kang >roo 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 Real McCoys IO 00 Andy of Mayberry 10:30 Dick Van Dyke 11:00 Love of Llle 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Donna Reed 12:30 As World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 House party 2:00 To T ell Truth 2:25 CBS News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Ths Nurses 4:00 Never Too Young 4:25 Arlene Dahl 4:30 Where the Action Is —2 Blocks West of McKays— Phone 332-2231 JOHN G. LYLE CURRY COUNTY LOCKSMITH CHANNEL 3 KIEMTV REAL ESTATE CREDIT BUREAU O F (J O Q U IL L B S a sr la g tha - t b '«'-* - N orth C arry Araa FOR YOUR PROTECTION STO KES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone CKerry 1.4511 Gold Beach, Oregon MONDAY 5:00 Mr. 3E 5:15 Sky King 5:45 ABC News 6:00 Local News 6:30 Walter Cronkite 7:00 CXitdoorsman 7:30 12 C C lock High 8:30 Vacation Playhouse 9:00 Andy Griffith 9:30 The FBI 1 0 3 0 The Avengers 11:30 Assign. News Final TUESDAY 5:00 Mr. 3E 5:15 Flintstone; 5:45 ABC News 6:00 Local News 6:30 Cronkite News 7:00 Marshal Dillon 7:30 Combat 8:30 Hippedrome 9:30 Petticoat Junction IO 00 The Fugitive 11:00 Assign. News WEDNESDAY 5:00 M eet McCaraghans 5:15 Tom G Jerry 5:45 ABC News 6:00 Local News 6:30 Cronkite News 7:00 "F" Troop 7:30 Lost to Space 8:30 H illbillies 9:00 Bewitched 9:30 Dick VanDyke 10.00-The Baron 11:00 Assign. News THURSDAY 5:00 Mr. 3E 5:15 Ctezie G Harriet 5:45 ABC News 6:00 Local News 6:30 Cronkite News 7:00 Have Cun-Will Travel 7:30 Gidget 8:00 Gilligans Island 8:30 My 3 Sons 9:00 M ovie- 11:10 Movie - FRIDAY 5:00 Industry on Parade 5:IS Fllcka 5:45 ABC News 6:00 Local News 6:30 Cronkite News 7:00 Smothers toothers 7:30 Wild-W ild West < 8:30 Hogans Heroes 9:00 Comer Pyle . 9:30 Perry Mason CHANNEL 6 KYIQTV MONDAY THRU FRIDAY OUTDOOR RAMBLINGS. . . . Food For Thought . . to those of you—including this writer—who neglect a friend at We Just recently h»ard from tim es. The poem e n t i t l e d “ My an old friend of ours. The letter was postmarked at Anch Friend,’’ and written by Clinton orage, Alaska; the three pre Rowley follows: •^Around the corner we had a vious ones from from various other points of the compass— friend,/ In Alaska—the land France, Scotland and Australia. that knows no end./ Yet days You se e , this friend of mine went by, and weeks rushed o n ,/ Is a nomad and he wanders And before we knew It a year hither and yon about the world. had gon e,/ And we never saw But It seem s that Alaska holds our old friend’s fa ce ,/ For life the greatest allure to him and Is a swift and terrible race. “ He knew we liked him Just he eventually returns to that as w e ll,/ As In the days when sportsman’s paradise. Y es, Clint Is a wanderer. we rang his b e ll,/ And he rang Reminds us of that plant known ours. We were younger then./ as the Wandering Jew; not con But we got to be busy, tired old tent to remain within the small m en ,/ Tired with playing a fool space In which it Is planted, but ish gam e,/ Tired with trying to starts wandering all over the make a name. “ Tomorrow, we’d say, we’ll place . . . creeping up the walls of a home, over the window write to Adny,/ And mention sills , exploring every spot that our mutual little pal, Sandy./ is available to Its clinging ten But tomorrow never com es, and tomorrow g o e s,/ And the dis drils. Our list of correspondents tance between us grows and numbers many persons scat grow s./ Around the corner, yet tered here and there across many m iles away . . . / ‘Here’s the land, but friend Clint tops a telegram , sir . . . Andy died them all as being the worst yesterday.’/ And that’s what we of the entire lot when It com es get and deserve In the en d ,/ to answering my letters ad Around the corner—a vanished dressed to him. There’s usually friend.” the interval of from one to two years between the receipt of his THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW The whale was probably once letters, as he happens to be a very poor correspondent. But a land mammal which has com when he does decide to write, pletely adapted Itself to water he goes all out. His letters during the last few thousand prove to be regular manuscripts years. It Is safe to hold a queen bee containing accounts of his ad ventures In many spots on the In your hand as the queen bees use their stings on other bees. globe. The flying squirrel begins to His most recent letter con tained a few verses that he reach old age at three years had composed concerning the and seldom lives to be five or loss of an Alaskan friend of six. his. We are passing them along Although they are called to you readers. They might w ell “ sheep,” the Rocky Mountain be taken as an object lesson Bighorn sheep do not have coats of wool but merely very short hair. In winter a scanty fuzz grows between the skin and outer guard hairs to keep the animal warm against the ter rible chilling winds. The ring on the ringed-neck duck is hard to see and on many specimens it doesn’t even exist; so why ft is called by that name Is quite a mystery. The most b e a u t i f u l of Am erican water fowl, the wood By LANS LENEVE 8:25 Here's Joyce 8:30 Gypsy Rose Lee Show 9:00 Eye Guess 9:30 Concentration 1O 00 Morning Star 10 30 Paradise Bay 11:00 Jeopardy 11:30 Lets Play Post Office 12:00 Lets Make a Deal 12:25 News 12:30 Days of Our Lives 1:00 The Doctors 1:30 Another World 2:00 National Golf Day 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 M ovie-(See below) SATURDAY 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 The Jetscns Atom Ant Secret Squirrel Underdog Top Cat Fury Baseball- fin Color) 2:00 KVIQ Sports 3:00 American Bandstand 4:00 M ovie- Si 00 M ovie- 7130 Flipper 8:00 1 Cteam of Jeannie 8:30 Get Smart 9:00 M ovie- 11:15 Movie- SUNDAY 9:00 Herald of Truth 9:30 Light Time 9:45 Social Security 1 0 0 3 Beany G C ecil 10:30 Porky Pig 11:00 Bullwtokle 11:30 Discovery 12:30 KVIQ Sports 1:00 Meet the Press 1:30 M ovie- 3:00 M ovie- 4130 Response 5:00 Dan Smoot 5:30 Sportsman's Holiday 6:00 Frank Mc<~-»«* Report 6:30 America tne Beautiful 7:30 Disney's World of Color 8:30 Branded 9:00 Bonanza 10:00 Wackiest Ship 11:00 Newsftoal ll:0 5 C b e Step Beyond MONDAY 3:30 M ovie- Si 00 Wyatt Earp S:30 Farmers Daughter 6:00 Huntley-Brinkley News 6:30 News West 7:00 Batman 7:30 Hullabaloo 8:00 John Forsythe 8:30 Dr. Kildare-1 9:00 Kraft Summer Music Hall TUESDAY 3:30 Movie 5:30 Wyatt Earp 6:00 Huntley-toinkley 6:30 Newswest 7:00 Double life of Hen. Phyfe 7:30 My Mother-The Car 8:00 Pl. Don'teat Daisies 8:30 Dr. Kildare-2 9:00 M ovie- 11:05 Ctae Step Beyond 11:30 Tonight Show-John. Carsos 1:00 Sign Off WEDNESDAY 3:30 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:05 11:30 Mo v ie- Wyatt Earp Huntley-Brinkley Newswest Batman The Virginian The Siberian City I Spy Dick Martin Show Tonight Show-Carson THURSDAY 3:30 Movie - 5:15 Know Your School 5:30 Tom Mintey Show 6:00 H untley-toinkley 6:30 Newswest 7:00 Addams Family 7:30 Daniel Boone 8:30 Laredo 9:30 M ickie Finn 10c 00 Dean Martin Sum, Show 11:05 California Outdoors 11:30 Tonight Show-Carson FRIDAY 3:30 M ovie- 5100 Wyatt Earp 5:30 Patty Duke 6:00 Huntley-toinkley 6:30 Newswest 7:00 Route 66 8:00 Hank 8:30 Stag Along With Mitch 9:30 Mr. Roberts 10:00 Man from U. N. C. L. E, 11:00 Newsftoal 11:30 Tonight Show-Carson 1:00 Sign Off P e o p le R ead SPOT ADS Y ou 're R ea d in g O ne N ow l (Church crutces > ♦ ♦ •« * * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « * ♦ « « * 0 4 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH' Washington G 10th St. Sunday School Morning Worship Evangelistic Service Wednesday Night Service R. L. Sharp, Pastor LATTER DAY SAINTS Priesthood, Sunday Sunday School Sacrament, Sunday Primary, Tuesday M. L A. Wednesday R elief S o c., Tues. CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass Father Alan Kennedy, toiest COMMUNITY CHURCH 20th and Jackson Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Service Midweek Service (Wednesday) Rev.Jam ie France, Pastor ST. CHRISTOPHER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Services held to new church) Sunday 11:00 a. m . Mattas, the H o ly E u c h a r i s t and Church School. Rev. James Lloyd (Vicar) JEHOVAH'S WITNESS Sunday Service Wed. Bihle Study Friday, School Friday Service Meeting PENT1COSTAL CHURCH OF COD "Brush Prarie" Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Wednesday Bible Study and prayer m eeting. Rev. A. E. Haight, Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Church of Christ) Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Wed. Prayer M eeting (Leo M itchell h om e) Dave Vernon, Pastor Legion Hall ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School Worship Membership Class Friday Wednesday Choir Rev. Rudolph Mensch, Pastor PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Oregon State Highway Com mission, in preparation for future construction, has proposed plans for right-of-w ay acquisition on the Sixes River-Elk River S ec tion of the Cregon Coast High way No.9(US101 (near the com munity of Sixes, Curry County, Cregon. The proposed project is for widening existing alignm ent with some minor curve revision and basically w ill not change existing ingress and egress. This notice is given to com pliance with Fe deral re gul ations and State statutes pertaining to this type of project whereby it is required that public notice be given to enable interested persons to request a hearing on the proposed project. If any in terested person desires such a hearing, a request for a hearing should be directed to the Curry County Court on or before Wed nesday, August 3, 1966. duck, la often thought to be an Import from some exotic country of the East, but It has always been a true resident of North America. METHOD FOR SURVIVAL How can a parent prepare his eon to survive the war In Viet nam? Faced with a mounting toll of casualties and the fact that this prom ises to be a war which may not be over before their sons reach draft age, thia question Is on the minds of many mothers and fathers today. A fully detailed report per taining to this vital problem will appear In this column In the near future. HOSPITAL NOTES Below Is a list of patients admitted to and discharged from Southern Coos General Hospital during the past week. Janice Rice, In July 8, out July 13. Baby boy Rice, born July 8, out July 13. David Samudlo, Port Orford, In July 8, out July 13. Mary Lou Edwards, In and out July 8. K a r r o n Jacobs, Atscedro, C alif., out July 8. Margie Stark, out July 8. Nina Stansell, Gold Beach, In July 9, out July 10. A. G. Brown, out July 9. Jacqueline Thompson and In fant son, out July 10. Laura Porter, Coos Bay, In July 10, out July 12. Bruce Robbins, Langlois, In July 10, out July 11. Mildred Williams, In July 10, out July 11. Gloria Pepion, In July 11. B a b y girl Pepion, b o r n July 11. Shirley Yoshikawa, in July 11. Baby g i r l Yoshikawa, born July 11. Gerald Baker, in July 12. J1U Chappell, In July 12. Sharon Harmon, Port Or ford, In July 12. LaVern Trott, In July 12. Allen Cooper, In July 13. Lucille Harrington, Langlois, in July 13. Baby boy Harrington, Lang lo is, born July 13. Jalm er Johnson, In July 13. Vera Oswick, Langlois, in July 13. LaVeda Stevenson, Coquille, In July 13. Bertha Svopp, In July 13. John Svopp, In July 13. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Edsll Rice, Bandon, are parents of a 5 pound, 9 ounce son, John Sam uel, born July 8 In Southern Coos General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George F. (Frank) Pepion are parents of an 8 pound, 9 1/2 ounce daugh ter, Diane Marie, born July 11 In Southern Coos General Hos pital. Local grandparents In clude Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yoshi kawa are parents of a 6 pound, 11 1/2 ounce daughter, Julie Ann, born July 11 in Southern Coos General Hospital. Yoshi kawa is stationed at the local Coast Guard Station. Mr. and Mrs. Benton D. Har rington, Port Orford, are par ents of a 6 pound, 11 ounce son born July 13 in Southern Coos General Hospital. Floyd Query, Secretary Cregon State Highway Com. Publish: July 21, 28, 1966. CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of School District 2CJ, Port Ctford-Lang- lois, Curry County, Cregon, w ill receive sealed bids at the Dis trict O f f i c e at Pacific High School,Sixes,CTegon, until 8:00 p. m ., August 1, 1966, for the following items: Heavy Fuel Oil Fumance Oil Gasoline—For the school year 1966-67 to be delivered to the tanks of said district. (Gasoline tanks are owned by W ilson Dis tributing Company, Gold Beach, Oregon, Liability Insurance M ilk—D elivered t o i pint car tons to Langlois, Port Oford, and Pacific High. Bread— Delivered to Port Or ford and Langlois Cafeterias. M eat—Delivered to Port Or ford and Langlois Cafeterias. For the school year 1966-67, specifications m ay be obtained at the District Office at Pacific High School. AU bids must be received on or before 8:00 p. m ., August 1, 1966, and the School Board re serves the right to accept or re je c t any or all bids. Dated at Port Oford, Oregon, this 14th day of July, 1966. Helen Slocum, Clerk Publish: July 14, 21, 1966. Iff you sm oke, chances are your kids will too Don't fool yourself: they’ll follow your example. You certainly (fon t want your kids to smoke. Then see our new film Who M e?” It's available through the local unit ot your American Cancer Society. It ’s about people like you. And kids like yours And cigarettes. After th a t, maybe y o u 'll give up smoking . . i f not for yourself, for the kids. am erican . cancer s o c ie ty '
