Port Orford New«, Ti.uridey, A p ril 27, 1967—5
WOK frriO Ü
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FOR SALK
EXCELLENT, e fficie n t and ec
onom ical, th a t'i Blue I.uiCre
carpet and upholstery clean
er. Rent electric thampooer
j l , W, »tern A uto,
It'
NEW . n . ce see t o y - r o c h e t .
Shoots m iniature astraiaut up
to 6 0 0 feet to air. Return» noee
cane and aieenihly with two
tiny ixrach u tei. $2. 95 pre-
pa Id .
M A R A T H O N PRO
DUCTS, Box 11 J, CooaBay.
P e g go.
3 - 2 4 - it p g
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED house, 2 bedrm.
front of Junior highschool.
Inquire at Battle Rock Gar
age. A p e s Leutwyler. 2 - 2 - 0
I3VO bedroom luiuse on
River. Phone 332-4182.
Uk
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A P A R T M E N T -ph on e 332-3704.
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WESLEY D. SPE N C E R
R EA LTO R S IN C E 1946
2 Bedroom home and |»lvate
guestroom; beautifully land
s c a p e d 7 /8 acre of trees,
shrub« and flowers plus a gar
den at lower le v e l. Also I
acre at ijirlng. Better look.
2-R O O M apartment. U tilities
Included. $38 mth. C all 332-
3 Bedroom home w ith pain
2231, S-1»1« person onl y. 3 - 9 - tf
s t a k i n g construction. Has
Myrtlewood paneling In liv
GOOD two wheel u tility tr a il HOUSEKEEPING cabin $ SO m th.,
er 5x8 box, reasonable, Call*
ing room; fireplace, garage
includes u tilities. Anchor Inn,
1 3 2 -3 1 5 1 ,__________4 - 1 3 - t f
Large business area on 101
3 3 2 -2 6 2 2 ._____
3 -2 -tf
Hwy. w ith total of 3 .4 8 ac
W E S T E R N S t a t e » Plywood TRAILERS. Lakeside T r a i l e r
res, Is a good Investment.
C o x L C a ll 332-2425. 9 -2 9 -tf
»hare. Phone 332-3432.
Property In any price range far
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TW O 2-bdrtn. Iiorne», 19th end
your need or Investment.
GARDEN T R A C T O R -7 2 5 Sear»
Jackson, and 2(Jth and Jeffer-
Surburban,7i h,p.Brigg»Strat t ion.______________ 3 -3 Q -tf Have 2 bdrm. home and 120
ton com pletely equipped w ith
acres. 30 acres of good bog
the following Item», 30" Roto T R A lL ll. lio u s i
la n < L plus many Christinas
I>ort and u tility room $20. 00.
T ille r w i t h Si h. p. Brigg»
trees.
Q uiet street, ¡votected from
Stratton, 42"rotary mower, 42"
2 Bedroom home. W alk to ev
wind,
I’lionc
3
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3
3
,Lucille
blade, 36" dlac. 36" harrow,
erything. ftlc e cut to $3000.
E«tabrook. Port Orford,4 - 1 3 - t f
36” cu ltiv ato r,8" plow ,ditch-
dual rear wheel» on tractor. LARGE unfurnished house w ith
A fine Income property a t a low
fireplace or gas heat. Reason-,
A ll In good c audit ion. Com
price.
able to right couple. Adults
plete o u t f i t $625. (XL Sea
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nished on Hensley H U I, In
THREE bedroom house, fa m ily
quire at Battle Rock Garage,
ro o m .ll baths, carpet In liv
Agnes Leutwyler,
3 -2 3 -tf
—2 Bloclo West of McKay»—
ing room, drape» throughout,
Phone 332-2231
itove, refrigerator, 3 /4 acre TW O bedroom furnished dup
on Knapp Road, Ideal place
le x and g a r a g e on Silver
lor fisherman. Adjoining lot
Butte Rd. Key may be ob
which Is 3 /4 acre. C a ll 332-
if
LEGAL NO TIC E
tained from Mr». Green at
3 4 3 2 ._______________4 - 2 0 - t f
seme house.________4 -2 7 -2 tc
W OOD—C a ll 332-3151. 4 - 2 0 - t f
N O TIC E OF BUDGET
C O M M IT T E E M EETIN G
FENCE POSTS see Jhn Nodlne,
Wesley D. Spencer
Realtor
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CAKD OF THANK*
1 wish to express my thanks
to a ll m y fam U y ana
iiu l friends
who scut cards sud flowers dur
ing my stay In the hospital and
since returning home.
ir
For Sale or KENT
UNFURNISHED 2 bdrm. house
behind Port O fo rd V ariety
S t o r e , phone George A rm -
strong V Í2 -2 4 O !.
4-1 l - ite
* C U IT A R IN STR U C TIO N
NOV!
Luc Ule Belden
★ losj ______
DOC part Dachshund and ter
rier (black w ith white chest
and white on feet). lost last
Wednesday. Anyone know ing
the whereabouts of this dog
yhrae 33 2-2 742 .
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REAL ESTATE
D. F. De Voe
Realtor
2 Bedroom house overlooking
Battle R o c k , wonderful ocean
view,concrete foundation, good
condition. $6, 000.
3 Bedroom, 2 dowm-l up, fire
place,gas heat, city water, lo v -
e l y kitchen w ith trashburner,
extra large shop,with heavy duty
wiring and to ile t, 100* highway
f r o n t a g e , 430* deep. O n l y
$ 1 3,90 0.
10 Acres on Sixes River. $8, 500.
3 Bedroom home, electric heat, *
garage,extra buUding, w ell and *
water rights on year round spring,
concrete foundation, t e r m i t e
protected, g o o d garden area,
fruit trees and berries. Close to
town. $14, (XXL
Don Smith
Lakeside T railer Court
Port Orford
rtsone—332-242S
DEV C i,
COMPLETE
T V (color), RADIO, TAPE
RECORDER SERVICE.
1 ree e tr tm jtw when ■ •
brought to store.
HIONE ED 1-S371
Hahn Hardware
LO N S’
faces on Christians are
a result of
SHORT
comings.
Assembly of God
10th and Washington St.
Rev. R. L. Sharp, Pastor
Phone 332-3251
R A D IO SERVICE Repair. H l -
fl, Citizen Band, M arine Rad
iotelephone and sm all appli
ances. No television. Moore
Electronics, 1038 N.Jackson,
Phone 33 2-3323,
1 -1 9 -tf
Z tN IT H hearing aids, batteries,
accessories and appointments.
P. O. Drugstore. 332-3281.
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
v ic e -C o m p le te income tax
service,bookkeeping and pay
roll.Thom as M . M cG inty, Box
625, Bandon. O ff ice phone 347-
5421; home phone 347-5703.
Across street from theatre.
S IN G E R
Service, sales and accessories.
P h o n e Port Cleaners, 332-
3165.
Dr. C, G. Stem ,Chbopratlc Phy
sician. Physiotherapy. Hours
(Tuesday through Saturday)
9 a .m . to 5:30 p. m . T h e llln
, Bldg., C o l d Beach. CH 7 -
8051.
SEPTIC T A N K pumping. Low-
estrates in Port Orford regard-
i less. Gold Beach Sanitation.
C a ll CH 7 -4 0 2 0 co llect.
Publish: AprU 2 ft 27, 1967,
N O T IC E OF
BUDCET M EETIN G
A m eeting of the tx ird of
directors and the budget co m -
ni lttee of the Port O fo rd C e m e
tery M aintenance District, w ill
be held at the Bob Forty resi
dence, Port O fo rd , Oregon, on
Thursday,M ay4 ,1 9 6 7 ,at 8 p. m.
A second m eeting at the same
location w ill be held at 8 p. m.
on June 1, 1967. The public is
invited to attend both meetings.
Publish- A prU 20, 27, 1967.
if
real ~ estate
STROUT REALTY, INC
Past Orford Manager
PHCNE 332-3521
k MISCELLANEOUS
The Budget Com m ittee ter
the Par to t Pert Orford w ill hold
its first m eeting at the Coos
Curry Electric building on M o n -
d.iy,M.<y 1, 1967, at 8 p. m . The
public is invited to attend both
meetings.
Port O fo rd Cem etery
M aintenance District
Ed Hansohn, C lerk
KEN DENNISON,
52 weeks of reading pleasure are
your» for $3. Subscribe to New».
NO TIC E OF BUDCET
C O M M IT T E E M E E T IN C
W. E. Green
Budget O fficer
REALTOR
24 H o i* Phone Service
7 D a p a Week
Ervin Severn»
Finance O fficer
’ublish: A p ril 27, M a y 4, 1967.
We have trades in this area and
other part» of the state. Being In
your trsdr and see If we can get
together,
D .F.
A meeting of the Budget Com
m ittee of the C ity of Port Or
ford, Oregon, w ill be held at the
C ity H a ll at 8 p .m ., Tuesday,
M ay 9,1967, to receive the bud
get documents outlining c ity
financial policies of the city,
Important features of the bud
get and changes from jirevious
year. Any person m ay discuss
ivoposed (vograms w ith the bud
get com m ittee at that tim e .
t ó t ì y I C a in i
giteli ÇubScltiB«...
non* i ve» o u e £
John W . "Red" M cW illiam s ,
Manager
205 W. 6th, Tort O fo rd , O e .
332-2907
M arion L. W hittaker
Langlois 312
Jim M cN am ara, Port O fo rd
B i COVERED
TUS SAFE WAY...
8AFEC0*UFEC0«GiNERAl
IN S U R A N C E
YOU CAN RELAX
about your fam ily , your
home, y o u r car, your
b o a t., .evenyour busin
ess when you1 re covered
by the c o m p l e t e
SAFECO roof of planned
protection.
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Do you have
INSURANCE PROBLEMS?
Under age, driving re
cord, license suspended,
etc. We can help you.
SEE OR CALL
KEN DENNISON
332-3521
Re, resenting
KOLEN-HUGGINS
AGENCY
205 W. 6th St.
FO RT
O RFO RD
How High Is
Your Community
Credit Reputation?
m ALL like to be
looked up to.
IS YOUR record «or p aytal
your bill» one to be proud
art
IT NOT.
TODAY'S THZ DAT
TO PA Y1
Let’» atart building a good
credit record today, ao you
can charge tomorrow.
CREDIT BUREAU
OF OOQUTLUR
Serving the
Bendon - North Curry Area
OOQUIIXB. O U O O X
sports ^
CHANNEL 3
KIEMTV
HEAL ESTATE
D a ytim e—M on. thru Fri.
7 :3 0 CBS M orning Newt
7:55 Stocks C Weather
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Candid Cam era
9:30 B. H U lbU lles
10:00 Andy of M ayberry
1 0 3 0 D ick Van Dyke
11:00 Love of Life
11:25 CBS Noon News
11:30 Search fee Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 Donna Reed
12:30 A t the World Turns
1:00 Password
1:30 House party
2:00 To T e ll the Truth
2:25 CBS Afternoon New t
2 :3 0 Edge of Night
3 :0 0 Secret Storm
3 :3 0 The Nunes
4 :0 0 Dark Shadows
4 :3 0 Where the A ction Is
PACIFIC
Hl&H SCHOOL
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for yovb protbctiom
STO KES
INBUKANCK AGENCY
Phone CHerry J-4811
Gold Bench. Oregon
M W M W nM M AnMM W AM M
satur B ay
7 :3 0 TBA
8:00 Linus Lion
8:30 Porky Pig
9 :0 0 King Kong
9:30 The Beatles
1 0 00 Casper
l(X 3 0 M ilto n Monster
11:00 Bugs Bunny
11:30 M agU la C o rilla
12:00 Hopplty Hooper
12:30 Am er. Bandstand
1:30 TBA
2 :0 0 Pro Bowler»
3:30 CBS G olf Classic
4 :3 0 Santa Anita Races
5:00 W ide W orld of Sport»
6 :3 0 I'v e Got a Secret
7 :0 0 CBS Evening New»
7 : 3 0 Jackie Cleason
8:30 Lawrence W elk
9 :3 0 Hw. Palace
10:30 Gunsmoke
11:30 M ovie
SUN DAY
7 :3 0 W orld of Youth
8:00 Tom C Jerry
8:30 Underdog
9:00 The Beagles
9 :3 0 Face the Nation
10s 0 0 Bullw inkle
1 0 3 0 Discovery
11:00 NBA Basketball
1:00 Issues 6 Answers
1:30 Bowling
2 :3 0 CBS Sports Spec.
4 :0 0 Am er. Sportsman
5:00 Password
5:30 Am ateur Hour
6 :0 0 21st Century
6:30 Lassie
7:00 Voyage to Sea
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9 :0 0 ABC M ovie
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BECVKITY LIGHTING
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y V M M M M M M M M S M M f t '''
MONDAY
3:00 Redwd. Telescope
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Local News
6:30 W alter Croakite
7 :0 0 A m ericails the Place
7:30 The F. B. I.
8:30 The Lucy Show
9 :0 0 Andy G riffith
9 :3 0 That G irl
10:00 The Big V a lle y
11:00 Assign. News Final
TUESDAY
5:00 Redwd. Telescope
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Local News
6 :3 0 W alter Crankite
7:00 Marshal D illo n
7 :3 0 Daktari
8:30 Andy G riffith
9 :3 0 Love on a Rooftop
I O 00 The Fugitive
11:00 Assign. News Final
WEDNESDAY
5:00 M e e t McGaraghan's
5:15 Redwd. Telescope
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Local News
6 :3 0 W alter Cronklte
7 :0 0 Rango
7:30 Lost in Space
8:30 B. H illb illie s
9 :0 0 Green Acres
9 :3 0 Comer Pyle
1O 0 0 The Avengers
11:00 Assign. News Final
THURSDAY
5:00 Redwd. Telescope
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Local News
6:30 W alter Cronklte
7 :0 0 Have G u n -W ill Travel
7 :3 0 The Invaders
8:30 Bewitched
9 :0 0 CBS M o vie
11-15 Assign. News Final
11:25 M o vie 3
F R ID A Y
5:00 Redwd. Telescope
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Local News
6:30 W alter Cronkite
7 :0 0 Rat Patrol
7:30 W ild W ild West
8:30 Hogan's Heroes
9 :0 0 CBS M o vie
11:15 Assign. Nev.-s Final
11:25 M o vie 3
SMOR
OUT
MYRTLE
•T
by (ANS LANCVt
Mass production has become
one of the major points In the
growth of economy of the Uni ted
S ta te s ,
and Is stretching
throughout the world. It has
served to affect the fishing
tackle Industry to the extent
of virtu ally putting not only
Individual craftsmen complet
ely out of business, but has
also succeeded In forcing the
closure of the doors to both
large and small business con
cerns that dealt almost ex
clusively In fishing tackle. Two
such establishments, w h ic h
were among the largest of th eir
kind In the state, closed up
shop several years ago In Eu
gene as a result of the mass
production of fishing tackle.
F o r b o th
the individual
craftsman o r a large percent
age of business concerns op
erating on an independent ba
sis, it was then, as It is today,
to either “ fight ’em or Join
'em ” in mass production. Con
sequently, many small business
concerns folded up, and the
Individual makers of various
kinds of tackle started to grad
ually fade from the picture.
As a direct result of this, old
trade names that were once
so fa m ilia r to thousands of ang
le rs remain but a memory
today.
The individual makers of c e r
tain kinds of reels, various
types of lu res , and that great
craftsman that produced the
split bamboo fly rod have about
become erased from the In
dustrial scene because of mass
production of such tackle.
RESULT OF PROGRESS
It has all come about due tc
modern progress. I detest that
word! F o r while progress Is
responsible for better living
conditions In g en era l--b e tte r
constructed highways across
the country and better business
conditions; at the same tim e,
it Is also responsible for the
ravaging of natural beauty
spots, the erasing of old land
m arks, the Invasion of w ild e r
ness retreats that once were
accessible only to the footman
and pack horse, but have been
c o n v e r t e d from wilderness
tra ils to roads In order to give
access to hordes of persons
bent upon pleasurable pursuits.
They,
In turn, succeed in
despoiling the beauty of those
once p rim itiv e spots by lit t e r
ing up the surroundings with
empty beer bottles and cans,
starting forest fire s , spot
lighting deer, and raising heck
In general.
Perhaps 90*c of the present
d rive rs of cars and motor
bikes that now frequent once
old wilderness retreats— which
have been converted Into public
parks and recreational a re a s --
would be absent today from such
surroundings were they forced
to hike Into such spots instead
of motoring to them.
AS TO SOLITUDE
City folks, and this Includes
the general run of tourists—
probably have never known the
solitude that once existed, and
could be enjoyed In the very
spots that, today, afford them
access to such places via gas-
propelled vehicles.
They have no conception of
the meaning of solitude, the
natural beauty and the general
setting of nature that existed
p rio r to the Invasion of the
masses Into such sacred spots
that were treasured within the
hearts of those older persons,
and to a man that would hike
long m iles without complaint
in order to enjoy that solitude.
Such p rim itive surroundings
that once existed enabled one to
really appreciate the great
C reator and His work as rep-
A
DAYM AN
SP E A K S ...
To the Christian
•
We
KNOW
we are saved because "The
Spirit beareth witness w ith
our spirit that we are the
children of God." Rom. 8:16,
•
We
K.NOW
we are fille d w ith the Holy
Ghost because "The Spirit
gives utterance to speak in
tongues" and this beareth
witness
IN
us. Acts 2:4.
Pacific Loses Diamond Pair
A"
resented by the beauty of the
surroundings . . . not yet de
spoiled by the hand of man.
F o r solitude encountered In
such surroundings serves to
soothe one’ s soul, to bring to
him thoughts that are foreign
to his dally existence in those
cities that lie bey ond the bor
d er of the wilderness.
The high breeze sighing
through the tops of the tall
trees is a pleasant sound to
the ear of those seeking soli
tude fa r from the busy life
of the cities. The song of birds,
the sound of a w aterfall, the
m urm ur of a sm all stream
chanting Its way with splashing
laughter through Its course
down a rockbound canyon are
music to the ears of those
lone p ilg rim s of the w ilder
ness— those who seek to fare
forth In quiet surroundings, fa r
from civilization to e n jo y the
offerings extended them by the
Red Gods of the F orest.
Really, solitude once found
In such spots so sacred In the
heart of a true woodsman and
a lover of nature were be
yond, then, and even today,
the conception of the outdoors-
man of today. They still re
main a thing apart and regard
ed in reference by the nomads
of the wilderness of yester
day.
You are invited to attend the
Style Show, sponsored by the
Southern Coos Hospital Auxil
ia ry ,
F rid a y,
A p ril 28, In
Theresa H all. Luncheon and
two shows, 11 a.m . and 1 p .m .,
featuring Ann Person who w ill
demonstrate “ Stretch A Sew
K n its.” T ickets, $1.50, avail
able at Ray’ s Pharmacy or The
Style Shop In Bandon.— Adv. ltc
)UTK COAST
A m D *
The past weekend was gen
era lly a good one for fishermen
along the south coast
.tro u t
anglers on Floras and garrison
Lakes taking home good num
bers of fish and spring Chinook
providing plenty of action on
the Rogue.
Salmon anglers enjoyed the
best fishing of the season so far,
on Friday and Saturday as both
bank and boat fishermen con-
sistantlyhooked fish throughout
the lower river.Catches dropped
sharply on Sunday far most of
the day but a fresh run h it the
Elephant Rock area in the ev
ening providing fast and furious
action for a few hours.
The prospects for the com ing
weekend look good w ith the
Rogue in e x ce llen t condition
and the p e a k run expected
w ith in the next w eek or two.
Trout anglers on Floras and
Garrison Lakes can s till expect
fa irly g o o d catches of both
planted and native cutthroat.
Best success has been by anglers
tro llin g or s t i l l fishing from
boats. Access for bank fishermen
is lim ite d and catches have not
been good.
HORSE SHOW
EVENTS W INNERS
The Saddle Club m eeting of
Saturday, A p ril 15, was host to
ten riders. Those present were
BobM arkharr.Jackie C am pbell,
Jim Guerin, Brad Marsh, Kathy
Gore,Jackie E Ilio tt,M a ry Knapp,
M i lt Sm ith, Bob Fry and Paul
Smith. Announcer was Clyde
Gore w ith assistant M onty King.
Winners of the four events
were: pole bending—first, M a ry
Knapp, second, Jackie Elliott,
third, Bob M arkham ; keyhole
race—first, Jackie Elliott, sec-
ond.M ary Knapp, third, Bob Fry;
scurry race —first, Paul Smith,
s e c o n d , Jackie E llio tt, third,
M ary Knapp; rescue re la y —first,
M ary Knapp and Bob M arkham ,
second,M ilt Sm ith and Bob Fry.
Horse and Rider of the day
award was received by Jackie
C am pbell whose horse unex
pectedly la id down in the m id
dle of the show w ith his rider.
Guests present w e r e S lick
Tatum of Bandon, local horse-
shoer, and County Extension A -
gent J im Ross.
Powers Takes
Track Meet
by Roger H ill
W ill the A - 2 schools ever
find the answer to Powers' super
iority In athletics? The "B" size
Cruisers h a v e brought their
sm all town a successful football
s e a s o n , an undefeated state
championship basketball season,
and n o w are kicking larger
schools underfoot in track.
M onday night, A p ril 24, the
Powers track squad added an
other victory to their pile of
laurels w ith an easy dual m eet
victory o v e r Pacific. Surging
behind trip le winners N ic k Stal
lard a n d Jack Caughell and
double winners Henry Elder and
M ik e Pinson, the Cruisers took
14 out of 16 first places, staging
a final 9 6 -4 6 victory score.
Pacific's o n l y first places
c a m e in the discus and m ile
re la y. Charles Bates won the
former w i t h a personal best
throw of 117'2" and Roger H ill,
Fred Guerin, M e lv in Potter and
Terry Sweeney made up the
3:46. 9 winning m ile relay.
RESULTS
4 4 0 relay-Powers, P ac ific ,:4 7. 5.
M 11 e-E ld er, Pow .; B. Sweeney,
P ac .; Knapp, P ac .; 4:52. 7.
4 4 0 - J . M i l o j e v i c h , Pow. j T .
S w e e n e y , Pac.; Evers, Pow .;
:55. 4.
H ig h H u rd le s -P in s o n , Pow.;
Rolfe,Pow .; B.Fry, P a c .; :16. 8.
10C-C a u g h e 11, Pow.; Pinson,
Pow .; Guerin, P ac .; : 10. 4.
880-Elder, Pow .; H ill, P a c .; T.
Sweeney, P ac .; 2:08. 6.
22 0-C au g h ell, P ow .; G u e r i n ,
Pac.; B. M cD onald, P a c .; :23. 6.
Low Hurdles-Pinson, Pow.: Rolfe,
P o w ,; Jordan, Pow. ; :21. 9.
Two M ile -S c h ra g , P o w .; Forty,
P a c .; Knapp, P a c .; 10:19. 6.
M ile R e l a y - P a c i f i c , Powers,
3 :4 6 .9 .
Pole V a u l t - N . Stallard, ■Pow.;
H ill^Pac.; M cD onald, Paw.; 11'.
Discus-Bates, P a c .; R . M ilo je
vich, Pow. ; J. M ilo je v ic h , Pow .;
11 7'2".
H ig h Ju m p -N . Stallard, Pow.;
H i l l, P ac .; Forty, P a c .; 5'5".
Shot P u t-R .M ilo je v ic h , Pow.;
Bates,Pac.; G .M c D o n a ld , P a c ,;
4 3 '1 0 i" .
B r o a d J u m p -C a u g h e ll, Pow .;
Pinson, Pow.; J o r d a n , Pow.;
1 8 '1 0 i" .
J a v e l l n - N . Stallard, Pow.; R .
M ilo je v ic h , P o w .; M oore, P a c .;
1 7 1 '9 i" .
The M y rtle P o i n t Bobcats
w alloped out 13 hits to w alk
away w ith a 10-2 game w ith
Pacific.
The first scoring cam e from
Pacific who cam e in w lth a lead
run In the second inning. That
run was soon made up by M y rtle
Point on hits by H o w ell and
Krewson. The follow ing inning
the Bobcats again scored to make
it 5-1 , In the rem aining innings
M yrtle Point gathered an addi
tional five runs to m ake it 10-1.
Pacific was held h it-!e s t un
til the jeventh inning when the
Pirates cam e throughwith three
hits by Floyd Chase, M ik e M c
W illia m s and Scott Rose, who
later scored to m ake the game
stand a t 1 0 -2 .
COQUILLE, 1 1 -0
M i lt Sm ith added to his av
erage of . 333 Thursday, A p ril
20, in a g a m e w ith C o q u ills .
Sm ith got two hits for three
times at bat but d id n 't receive
much help f r o m
his fellow
team m ates which put the Co
q uille baseballers on top of the
game 11 -0.
The game was to be held on
the Pacific fie ld the preceding
Tuesday but beca use of ra in it
was c a lle d . The condition on
the Pirate fie ld prohibited its
use so the game was played at
C oquille.
Frank N e e ly started throwing
the b a ll and kept the Red Devils
scoreless until the third inning.
Then the Devils slam m ed out
three hits to place a fiv e run
lead over Pacific. Then again
in the fourth inning the C o q uille
team swung their big bat to pile
up six more runs. M c N a ir, the
Starting pitcher f o r C oquille,
held the Pirates scoreless in the
1 1 -0 game.
Salmon - Steelhead
Report Cards Due
Anglers are reminded that
the deadline for returning the
1966 s a lm o n -s te e lh e a d l i
cense, commonly called the
punch card, is fast approaching.
Many of the 1966 licenses a re
s till in the hands of fisherm en.
Anglers who still have th eirs
are urged by the Game Com
mission to return the card Im
mediately to the commission’ s
Portland headquarters, 1634
S. W. A ld er. Collection boxes
are also available at a ll l i
cense dealers fo r the conven
ience of the fisherm en.
Returned punch cards provide
a basis for calculating the total
catch of salmon and steelhead
in a ll open waters of the state.
This analysis w ill begin short
by Jerry Forty
ly after May 1. It is urgent
Pacific's girls opened their that all anglers return the punch
1967 track season w ith a 65 -3 3
card so an accurate appraisal
w in over the Powers girls in a of the sport fishery can be
dual m eet at the Blanco track
made.
M onday afternoon, A p ril 24. The
Fisherm en should also note
Pirate girls using depth a n d
two changes in the 1967 sal
same outstanding performances, mon-steelhead license— e lim
managed to sweep two events ination of the punch re q u ire
and place in a ll events except ment and separate recording
the ja v e lin .
columns, one fo r steelhead and
one fo r salmon.
RESULTS
Although the punch re q u ire
100-Knutson,Pac.; W right, P a c .; ment was elminiated, anglers
Fisher, P a c ., : 13. 2.
must still record th eir catch
220-Jacobsen, P ac.; St. C la ir, by month, day, and riv e r or
Pac.; Fisher,Pac., tie w ith Bern, port in the proper column pro
Pow ., :30. 2.
vided. If the angler catches
440-B em , Pow.; Ray, P a c .; H a r
a steelhead, he should make
rington, P ac ., :72. 8.
his entry in the column fo r
880-F arm er, Pow.; W illia m s , steelhead; if he catches a sal
P a c .; Long, P a c ., 3:03.
mon, the entry should be made
8 0 m e te r hurdles-EstjPac.; Fen
in the salmon column.
ton, Pac., tie w ith Farm er, Pow .;
F ull instructions fo r record
W right, P ac ., :1 5 .4 .
ing the catch and other rules
H ig h Jum p-Sm ith, P a c .; Don
a re found on the back of the
a t i o n , P a c .; M a d e w e ll, Pow .,
license.
4 '2 " .
Running Broad Jump-Jacobsen,
P a c .; Knutson, P a c .; F is h e r ,
Style Show and Luncheon,
P a c ., 14'10".
Shot p ut-R ay, P a c .; Bern, Pow .; F riday, A pril 28, Theresa Hall
in Bandon. Two shows, 11 and 1,
Hayes, Pow ., 36 '.
Discus - Ray, P a c .; Bern, Pow .; featuring Ann Person demon
strating “ Stretch & Sew K n its".
Ferguson, Pow ., 8 5 '.
Javelin-B em , Pow.; F a r m e r ,
T ickets, $1.50, for sale at Ray’s
Pharmacy or The Style Shop in
P o w .; Fry, P o w ., 86 '2".
ltc
44 0 yard re la y -P a c ific ; Powers, Bandon.--Adv.
¡59. 8.
Pacific Girls
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