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Newspaper Page TextPort Orford New i, Thursday, January 19, 1967—5 ★ FOR SALK ★ FOR RENT POOD fireplace wood. Phunr 3 3 2- 3151.__________ 1 -1 2 -tf cabin, sso per month,Anchor Inn,phone 332- 2622,8 -1 1 -tf h o u s e k e e p in g J'llHEE bdnn. h o us a, fam ily room, l l baths, car pat In liv ing room, ifaapet throughout, stova, refrigerator, 3 /4 acres on Knapp Rd. Ideal place for a fisherman. C a ll 332-3432, __________________ 1 -1 9 -3 tp TW O room furnished apt. In cluding util Itle r,$38 |x r m th. C all 3 3 2 - 2 2 3 1 , ____ 1 - 1 2 -tf TW O btfcm. house, fireplace hardwood f l o o r * , b u llt-b range.C all 3 3 2 -3 038. 1 -1 2 -tt iO O D . Phone 332-3038. _____________________ 1 2 - i S d l TRA IIER S. Lakeside T r a l l e i C ourt.C all 332-2425. 9 - 2 9 - t f UEw space age to y -ro c k « . Shoots m iniature astronaut up to 6 0 0 feet In air, Ratunisnose cone and aisem) y w ith two tiny ixri-chu ta.. $2. 95 pra na Id . M A R A T H O N PhO-, DUCTS, Box 113, Coos Bay Oregon.__________ 3 - 2 4 - lt p t f THREE b<km. house, unfurnish ed, carnet, built in oven and range, fireplace, double gar age ocean view. C a ll 332- ------------------------ T W O apartments com pletely fumlshedjClean and In a quiet location behind Texaco Sta tion. Inquire at Battle Rock Garage. Agnes Leutwyler. ________________________k & f lD CLASSIFIED A D RATES irst w eek—80 4 — m in im um ach following w eek— 504 >ver 25 words, 34 per word for list week, 24 per word each ollowing week. H O U S E —3 bilm i*. co m p letely furnished,no pets. On h ill be hind Texaco S ta t loss. Inquire at Battle Rock Garage, Agnes Leutwyler. 1 -5 -tf ■OR "a Job w ell done feelin g ” clean carpet* w ith Blue Lus tre. Kent ele ctric ihani|>ooer . l i a W liS K S . 9,________ 1 « T W O bedroom house on Elk River. Phone 332-4182. _____________________ I f c l S z t f I RENTED IT THROUGH THE WANT ADS if UNF URNISHED 3 bdrm. house. Fireplace or gas heat. No pets. . Phone 33 2-2302. 1 2 -2 2 -tf A P A R T M E N T -a ll Neptune M o tel. BABY SIT ( ard^or sitting In home. Big yar. children.Please ca ll 332- 4483 between 9 a. m. 5 p. m . 1 1 -3 -B it HELP WANTED e le c tr ic . 1 2 -1 5 -tf FURNISHED o n e b e d r o o m h o u s e . Reasonable rent to right party. C a ll 332-2302. ______________________1 2 -2 2 -tf X fcwzj V » / ■ te — - r j Rem em ber—jo in y o u PTA —It needs you. if REAL ESTATE D.F. DeVoe Realtor you ««ant to sell your c a r et or mortgage /M on ey a vs I l ls for soittid paper, i« 2 bedroom and two three droom h o m e s , hi H a m let, nert w ill finance these on a v down payment. ? have bargains galore In that sic comm oddlty. land. Why « rent when you can » s youi n home for a small down and yments lets than rent. Come we w ill be happy to show you ound. anderful business opportunl- i, motels, tra ile r parks, and art. Why not wheel In and al. have trades In this area and j part* of the state. Bring In r Cade and tee If we can get ether, D .F . DEVOE, REALTOR KEN DENNISON, Part Orford Manager PHONE 332-3S21 24 Hoie Phone Service 7 Days a Week \if MISCELLANEOUS «DIO SERVICE Repair. H i - fi, CltlzenBand, M arine Rad iotelephone and small appli ance*. No television. Moore Electronics, 1038 N.Jackson, Phone 33 2-3 323 . 1 -1 9 -tf i f MISCELLANEOUS YOUR new a g e n t for Fuller Product* in the area Is Mrs. Carol Sharp, phone 332-3251, If no answer c a ll after 3 p. m . L d S z lte _ POODLE clipp ing —"p ro fea lo n - a lly trained". Lucille Esta- brook,Star Route,Box 79, Port Orford, phone 33 2-3033. 1 2 -1 6 -tf SELL, BUY, SWAP, SERVlCtb locate. See Coos-Curry Ad M arket next to Port O fo rd Post O f f i c e . 1 2 - 2 9 - t f * REAL ESTATE Business Homes Ranches Lake and ocean lots. STROUT REALTY, INC John W. "Bed" M cW illiam s, Manager 205 W . 6th. Port O rford, Ore 332-2907 M arion L . W h ittak er Langlois 312 SPOT ADS You’re Reading One Now! 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Box >25,Bandon. O ff icephone347- >421; home phone 347-5703. leross street from theatre. S IN C E Assw Uy O I M WANTED ELECTRIC range In good,clean condition. C all 332-2597. 1 -1 9 -1 K REALTO R D. S P E N C E R Read Jo The N E W S Rre pree * W ESLEY People 4 SUMCRIPriuN CHANNEL 3 KIEMTV REAL ESTATE F allin g to make this dis tinction, many have ex cluded themselves f r o m t h i s Spirit given ab ility. Note In Act* 2 :1 -1 1 , these people were a ll speaking In tongues at one tim e. If this was the same as the g ift described In 1 Cor. 12 and 14, these people were out of order. The G ift of T o n gues was to be operated by one |>ersan at a tim e, and then Interpreted.Cnly three messages In any one ser vice.R ead 1 Cor. 14. Notice then how lJU ppoplespeak- lug in tongues (Acts 2:4 > would be quite out of or der? No one rebuked them. In Acts 1 0 4 4 -4 6 , one w ill note that those who heard Peter preaching began to sneak In unknown tongues. They even I n t e r r u p t e d Peter's sermon to do so. No one Inter pre ted It at a mes sage to th e church, they w e r e praising God In a group with tongues.Instead of Peter rebuking them, his com m ent was: "T hey have received the HolyGnost as w ell a* w e." In Act* 19:6 G 7, t w e l v e people were speaking In t o n g u e s at cnee. St. Paul did not re buke them as he did the 1 Cor. church In chapter 14. The groups In Acts were all [raising God, In 1 Car. 14, they were obviously a l l trying to give message* or operate the G ift of Tongue*. Both h a v e their [roper place. A l l m ay have this a b ility to praise God In tongues, not a ll w ill give messages In the church In tongues, this would be the G ift of Tongues. LARGE 2-b th m . a p a r t m e n t , $80 ;« r m th. u tilities fur nished. Ask at M cK ay's M a r ket, Port O f ord, 1 1 -3 -tf FEMALE—Avon call In g -C h rls t- n ia i tellin g now com m enc ing. W rite now for Interview In your home. P. O. 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Tuxedo 5 0 0 Porky Pig 5 3 0 Lost In Space 6:30 Lassie 7:00 Voyage to Sea 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 AB C'M ovie 11:30 CBS Final News W MMW MMMMMMMMMA FOR YOt'B PROTECTION STO KES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone CHerry 1.4511 Gold Bench, Oregon MONDAY 7:00 A m erica 1 7:30 GUllgan'« Island 8:00 Run Buddy, Run 8:30 The Lucy Show 9:00 Andy G riffith 9:30 The F. B. L 10:30 The Big VaU ey 11:30 Assign. News Final TUESDAY 7:00 Marshall D illo n 7 :3 0 D aktari 8:30 Red Skelton 9:30 Love on Rooftop 10<00 Miss. bn[X3S*ible 11:00 Assign. News Ffatal WEDNESDAY 7:00 Pistols G Petticoats 7:30 Batman I 8:00 O e e n Hornet 8:30 B ,H U lb illleg 9:00 (keen Acres 9:30 Comer Pyle 10:00 M an Who Never 10:30 We Are Not Alone 11:30 Assign. News Final TH U R SD A Y 7 :0 0 Have G un -W U l Travel 7:30 Batman II 8:00 "F" Troop 8:30 M y Three Sons 9:00 Bewitched 9:30 That G irl 10:00 The Hawk 11:00 Assign. News Final 11:10 M o vie 3 F R ID A Y 7:00 R at Patrol 7:30 W ild W ild West 8:30 Hogan's Heroes 9:00 CBS M ovie 11:00 Assign. News Final 11:10 M o vie 3 Brookingt Wins Two IT N O T . The Battle Rock 6th and 7th, TODAY’S T D DAT TO PATI ___ grade team was beaten by Brookings 41-31, Jan. 7. Ron Lto’« «tart building • orsiìlt record todny. 9» 7*** Branham was high point mart fo r Battle Rock with 10; B ill esui charge tomorrow. CREDIT BUREAU 0 T d O Q U B iJJi Serving «ha sàDd«-N«!|» ' â s £ r Mautl of Brookings took game honors with 16. Battle Rock’ s 8th grade team fell 44-31, with C a rl Johnson emerging as high point man for the losers with 13, and M ilt Esselstrom scoring 22 for the Brookings team. COAST W inter steelhead angling con ditions continue to be Ideal a - long the south coast this week. The smaller streams,such as the Elk, Sixes, Pistol and Winchuck River* are a l m o s t too clear. Fishermen using lighter tackle appear to be hooking more fish although not necessarUy landing as many as those using heavier gear. Boaters using hotshots on the Rogue River, between Lobster Creek and Agnes* are still hav ing good success but most of the fish caught the past few day* have been sm all. Bank fishing w ith spin-n-glos ha* been only fair but could improve any tim e . The Chetco River is consist- antly producing good catches of steelhead for anglers working the drifts with eggs, okie* or wobbler*. Catches for fishermen driftin g the river in b oas are improving. Off Season Shooting Offers Sport By M IL T GUYMON Oregon StateGameCommlsslon The seasons may be over for gam e birds and animals, but don’t hang up that rifle or shotgun Just yet. T h e re’ s a group of winged and four-footed targets on the unprotected list that w ill provide great shooting at all seasons of the year. So says the Oregon Game Commission, which reminds hunters that all that is neces sary to enjoy this off season shooting is a hunting license and the urge to go. Foremost on the non-game lis t is the abundance of rab bits, with several species found in almost every section of the state. West of the Cascades, hunters w ill find the Oregon brush rabbit, black-tailed Jack, The Oregon Game Commis and snowshoe. In some locales sion reminds anglers that many the e a s t e r n cottontail w ill lakes and reservoirs are open be found. to year-round trout fishing, Brushy draws, tickets, and under the regular summer trout bram ble areas should produce bag lim its , with top prospects the bouncing cottontails, while In store during the » in te r snowshoes »111 be found at months if anglers are willing the Intermediate and higher to brave the weather. timbered areas. A few Jacks Fishermen are requested to check the 1967 fishing synopsis' hang around the more open agricultural lands in the W il for waters open on a y e a r- lam ette, Rogue and Umpqua ba round basis. sins. West of the Cascades, ang On the east side we find the le rs have numerous waters open cottontails, plus the pygmy ra b - under the summer trout fishing lt and the blacktall and white- rules and bag lim its. tall Jacks. The cottontails w ill Along the coast In Zone 1, be found around the brushy open t r o u t waters Include creek bottoms and rim rocks, G arrison Lake, south of Ban while the Jacks p refe r the more don. Other lakes In the coastal open sage lands. area open Include Devils, M e r Regardless of what you call c e r, Saunders, Sutton, Triangle them or where you find them, and Woahlnk. there Is no closed season on In the Rogue and Umpqua rabbits and they may be taken drainages, Lx>n Lake, Selmac In any numbers. Rabbits are Lake and Emigrant reservo ir tricky targets and fine eating, are available to the trout fish in most cases. Reports from erman. all sections of the state indicate this to be the low period In the rabbit cycle, but popula tions are large enough to make an excellent and Interesting hunt. Trout Fiihing To Lure A nglen SCHOOL LUNCH MBNUS EV rS TT V E Y tT rS fl MONDAY Spaghetti Green beans Apricots French bread, butter, m ilk TUESDAY M e a t loaf Buttered carrots Peaches Chocolate cake Bread, butter, m ilk WEDNESDAY Beef callo p w ith whipped potatoes Vegetable salad Purple plums Bread, butter, m ilk TH U R S D A Y W iener casserole Buttered peas Berry crunch Bread, butter, m ilk F R ID A Y Potato soup Vegetable sticks Jello Tuna sandwiches Bread, butter, m ilk B. R. Hoop Schedule Basketball Schedule 1966-67 Battle Rock Upper Elementary Sat.Jan. 21-Lenglois at P o r t Orford, 10 a. m . T h u rs .J a n .2 6 -G o l d Beach at Port Orford, 4:15 p. m . Fri. Feb. 3 - Port Orford at Gold Beach, 4 p .m . Sat. Feb. 11-O ph ir at Port Or ford, 10 a. m . Sat. Feb. 18-Brookings a t Port Orford, 1 1 a . m . Thurs. Feb. 23-Port O r f o r d at Langlois, 4:15 p. m . Sat.M arch 4-Langlois at P o r t Orford, 10 a. m . W EATHER M in 39 46 37 39 37 40 46 33 32 45 40 39 32 32 36 40 34 37 38 36 47 M ax Date 57 Dec. 14 58 Dec. 15 57 Dec. 16 54 Dec. 17 54 Dec. 18 55 Dec. 19 55 Dec. 20 60 Dec. 21 55 Dec. 22 55 D e c .23 55 3ec. 24 Dec. 25 50 51 Dec, 26 Dec. 27 52 55 Dec. 28 64 Dec. 29 53 Dec. 30 52 Dec. 31 51 Jan. 1 54 Jan. 2 53 Jan. 3 Rain .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .3 9 .0 0 .0 0 .6 3 .1 5 .5 1 . 00 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 1 .3 6 .0 0 .0 7 BOBCAT IS CHALLENGE The bobcat also offers chal lenging hunting. This big cat doesn’t have to take a back seat to any animal as a worthy opponent to the hunter. Best success w ill be with the use of trained dogs, and the ani mal Is found In most sections of the state. Coyotes and foxes are aiso on the unprotected lis t. Both species are noted for their craftiness and their ability to befuddle the most experienced dogs and hunters. In addition to the sport there is some fur value If the pelts are cared -for properly. Pacific Loses Weekend Pair by Roger H ill P A C IF IC -M Y R T L E POINT Last Friday night Pacific just couldn't do anything right. O ut- reboimded by 25 grabs, out-b all handled by seven less turnovers, and com pletely out-shot by a m argin of 40 per cent, the hap less Pirates were dumped hari by M yrtle Point's big Bobcats. Both teams substituted frequent ly —cue out of m ercy and one out of desperation—and played to a f i n a l 7 9 -3 5 score. As an "o ff-n ig h t", It was d efinitely the worst showing the Pirates have put on this season. Rebounding was an especially one-sided show. The ta lle r Bob cats co m p letely controlled the backboards,collecting the huge sum of 47 grabs during the con test and holding the Pirate* to only 22. For the m a jo rity of the game, the height-blessed M y rtle Point boys planted a towering zone aroitnd the basket, forcing the Bucs to fire from far out. And, If this wasn't enought to hurt the Pirates, their shooting turned icy cold. In m aking only seven shots during the whole game, Pacif ic's shooting average dropped to the a ll tim e low of 16 per cent. M eanw hile, those big, tall Bobcat* kept dropping the b all tlrough th eir basket from six to ten f e e t away. S tatistically speaking. M y rtle Point shot 12 more tim e* from inside the key area 12* x l 5 ' from the basket) than they shot from outside it. Considering this, i f * no won der that they managed to regis ter a hot 56 per cent from the floor. The Bobcats, after building up a ju ic y 17 point lead by the h alf, could safely afford to substitute freely, especially considering that Pirate coach Keith Law was tfeing the sazr.e thing—trying to find same effective com bina tion to handle the M yrtle Point iquad. Everybody played and everybody scored for the Bob cats—n i n e players scored be tween six and thirteen points— presenting an almost rid icu lously balanced attack. PACIFIC-CO Q UILLE STRIPED SKUNK Another bonus animal might be the striped skunk. Here again, good fur has a market value. In the same haunts as the chemical w arfare artis t, hunters w ill find the raccoon, masked prow ler of the night. If you once hear the full bay ing of a ‘coon dog on a crisp night under a full moon, you’ll have had It , for you’ll be out after this masked bandit again and again. Though they don’t hole up fo r the complete w inter, black bears tend to move around less, especially those east of the Cas cades, where deep snow and cold makes it desirable for these animals to takelongnaps. Balmy days on the west side w ill find some activity, and following the spring thaw the hunter w ill find much move ment. E arly spring w ill find black bear leaving their den and wandering over wide areas. Again, dogs w ill enhance the chance for success. Hunters should check the big game reg ulations on black bear, since these animals are classed as game animals In some areas of the state. As spring d a y s become w arm er, a whole host of off season targets present them selves. During the winter most members of the rodent fam ily go into true hibernation. Once they sack out, they’ re gone for the w inter. Come spring and the waking period, a fierce hunger drives them to the upper sun lit world. The large colonies of gray diggers, marmots and other digger squirrels car re ally keep the shooter busy. It might also be mentioned that in areas where these earth movers are common, you w ill be doing the farm e r or ranener a big favor In getting rid of some of these pests. Stop by Coquille lead to a slakey six, but couldn't capitalize. Coquille fin a lly wrapped up the contest w ith a 10 point victory m argin, 4 4 -34 . Good defense was the key fac tor in the Pirates' near success. Pirate coach Law, realizing that the Coquille offense is centered around their two guards, Randy Yager and Dave Glenz, concen trated the Bucs on stopping them in particular. To give an idea of their threat, the night before Yager alone gunned in 28 points in the Devils' 81-67 victory over Brookings. Both guards were held to only eight points apiece by Pacific, com pi emen ting the Pir ate defense on what Coquille coach Gingam labled as one of the besttheyhad played against all season. Top scorers for the game were Coquille's H ickam and W alker, w ith 15 and 10 points, respec tively. Pacific presented a rather balanced attack, led by Smokey Storm's nine points and M ik e M cW illiam s' eight. Foul shot* alone were nearly enough to provide the victory m argin for the Devils. Coquille took advantage of eight more points from the g ift stripe than did the Pirates,making 14 in a ll. The B ucj only made six for the evening. PACIFIC FA C U LTY TO PLAY GOLD BEACH The Pacific high school le t termen's club w ill again sponsor a faculty basketball game at Pacific next Monday J an.23. The Pacific faculty w ill go up against the teachers from Gold Beach in a game at 7:30 p. m. Admission to the game w ill be 5 0 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. The faculty played a p relim inary game over the Langlois town team on Jan. 16. The final score w a s 108- 53 w ith K eith Nelson sinking nearly h alf of the points far the faculty. Members of the faculty team are Nelson, Ed Houghton, Paul Sherre 11, Larry Hoover,Bill Beck man, Tom Brovm and J fan G o- heen. Brown and Go!»een teach it Battle Rock junior high. Battle Rock Sink! Ophir The Saturday night game w ith host Coquille is a good ex am ple of h o w a determined team can bounce back from an by Harry Young "o ff-n ig h t." The Pirates, trying Battle R ock'* 6th and 7th to liv e down the 7 9 -3 5 shellack ing M yrtle Point gave them the grade t e a m defeated Ophir*l night before, nearly upset the W arrior* by a »core of 34 to 16 state fifth-ran ked Red Devils. Friday night, Jan. 13. The fo l R allyin g from an eight point lowing player* scored: setback in the first quarter, the Piratos P i r a t e s hung on w ith in 12 Keith Peterson 4 throughout the game. A t one Harold Denn 2 tim e during the last quarter, the M ik e Thomas 6 Bucs had cut down a 12 point Byron Lanham Greg Slater 6 and visit with the landown- Victor Gates er--perh ap s he w ill even show M ilto n Wilson 2 you areas of top shooting. Dennis Estes 4 Speaking of favors, the hunt David McKenzie 1 e r can do the upland game birds a stroke of fortune by W arrior* £3. raising his sight above ground K. Parker d and concentrating on those B.Zuber 4 nest destroyers, the crow and R. Sabin 1 magpie. And the winter months D. Moore 2 w ill find these raucous egg Remington 5 thieves In good numbers across Battle Rock's 8th grade team the state. defeated Ophir's W arrior* by a Crows are found statewide, score of 63 to 25, Jan. 13. The and if you think they are simple following players scored: targets, you’ve never come to grips with them. Though th eir Pirate* £3 speed Is not fast, these birds Scott McKenzie are matchless in craft and jim Carr wariness. If you can find a Bob V a le t 15 rookery— usually along creek Carl Johnson 21 bottoms o r low-lytng rldgetops M ike Wilson in groves of trees— shooting M ike Hardy can be fast and furious as the Jim Kirchgesler 3 birds return to roost after their Warrior* £3 dally raid afield. Conceal your self w ell, for these birds have J. Engdahl* D. Boyd sharp eyes and can detect any J. H oyt ’ thing out of the ordinary. L Dexter 4 Just as destructive tonesting R. Remington birds is the magpie, found Davi* 4 throughout the eastern section of the state. This gaudy fellow BATTLE ROCKETS Is a real nuisance to pheasants TEA M W L and quail, stealing eggs at every Ocean view Pl try. 10 2 opportunity. Not an easy target, McKay*» M k t. 8 4 the magpie has the craftiness Port Cleaner* 7 5 of the crow and a call that Bartlett'» Cafe 6 6 alarm s all his buddies within Fla»h'» M k t. 5 7 hearing range. H:w to get upon Pacific D riv e -In 4 8 them and get good shots— w ell, Beeline Fathion* 4 8 that’ s the challenge of the hunt. W . S. Plywood 4 8 I f you want to know a little High Team Serie* more about this great shooting M c K a y 1« M a r k e t................ 2111 recreation, the game commis High Team Game sion has a folder titled "O ff M cK ay'» M a rk e t................. 757 Season Shooting Opportunities’ ’ High Individual Serie* which Is available to anyone Leona H a m m o n d ................ *9 5 on request. The brochure lists High Individual Game those birds and animals on Jerri H U I.................................. 198 the unprotected lis t, provides Split* Picked Up general locations where they Dori* W right, 4 - 5 - 7 - 8 j Elaine may be found, and a few hunt F re th e lm ,5 -6 -1 0 | TwUa Byrnes, ing tips. 5-10[ M y re l Carr, 4 -5 . Good luck and have fun.