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I REAL ESTATE WESLKY D. S P IN C E M R E A L T O R S IN C E 194« Have 2 bdrrn. home and 120 acres. 30 acres of good bog la n d , plus many Christmas tree», 2 Bedroom home. Walk to ev- erythbig. Price cut to $3000. Property In air, price range far your need at Investment A fine Income property at a low price. CHANNEL 3 KIEMTV Daytim e—Mon. thru Frl. 7:30 CBS Morning News 7:55 Stocks C Weather 8:00 C apt Kangaroo 9:00 Candid Camera 9:30 B. H illbillies 10:00 Andy of Mayberry 10:30 Dtck 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 As the World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 Ho use party 2:00 To Tell the Truth 2:25 CBS Afternoon News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 The Nunes 4:00 Dark Shadows 4:30 Where the Action Is eWWWWWMMAWMAAAMAAg S t> O K T S ^ writing representatives attend ing the current session of the Oregon State Legislature. OUTI unas PACIFIC HIGH SCHOOL Wfffi »by LANS LAMCVl SSEVl / Have Your Say On Waler Standards BEST BAIT FOR TROVT There Is no doubt but that angleworms and night-crawlers are the best bait used by ang lers In the taking of trout. This especially holds true dur ing early spring fishing. They produce catches more consis tently than all other baits; that Is, with one exception . . . the meat found in the hard or soft shell of the crawfish Is also a very dependable bait. But they are often difficult to ob tain and are a lot harder to collect than either the com mon variety of garden "hackle” or night-crawlers. But any one of the three are more apt than not to produce limit catches In the earlier days of the fishing season. During the fall months and especially during the e a r l y spawning season of both the trout that remain In the lakes and the migration of the sea- runs to the coastal stream s, such fish show a decided pref erence for that old reliable— but messy bait—a gob of fresh salmon eggs. During the entire season, trout offer a challenge to the fly-caster. Different hatches of insects call almost con stantly for a change in pat terns of artlflcal flies that are cast by the disciples of the feathered or hackled lures In an attempt to connect with the trout by what is considered by many—but Indulged In by the minority of Waltonians—to be the most scientific method used in the taking of the elusive trout. Flycasting is truly an art ful manner In which to seek one's lim it of speckled beau ties while casting In either lake or stream . Few expert casters may be found In this cla ss of anglers. Some may devote their entire fishing career while at tempting to master the art, and yet fail to become ^ccqmpllsh- « 8 IWkeMien. Sp»«.fl«kratoPn v grow more numerous; fly -ca st ers le ss so, each season. community In different propor The 50 states are engaged In tion» than you dreamed pos a m assive operation to clean sible. up the rivers and waters. By Right now, by participating Federal Law (Water Quality tn the public hearings seeking Act of 1965), the states have to define water quality stand until June 30 of this year to ards, you have a chance to put adopt "water quality stand —2 Bloc la W e« of McKay»— into record your views on the ards" with a plan to Implement Phone 332-2231 best uses of your favorite trout the standards and enforce them. stream. Pass up this chance After that date, periodic hear and you're In for an up-hill ings will be held to revise fight to clean up every pol or to establish standards under luted drop of water—drop by state laws on In tr a -s ta te TOR YOUR I’RDTBCTIOS dirty drop. stream s. These hearings are This you must do now—stand scheduled by state water pol IXMl'RAKCe AOBJfCT guard over your trout stream s; lution control agencies; the demand that they remain pure Plioue C H eirjr I 4511 state of Oregon has one--w rlte and free-flowing. Demand that to them. Gold Beads, Oregon polluted waters be returned I IOUSI , U t r n u . , p a rt ta i l ) fu r The federal bonus to states to their former productive con nished on Hensley HUI. In M W W A A A M W A A A M M W M A which comply is $4.4 billions of dition. quire at Battle Rock Garage, your tax money, In terms of SATURDAY Make sure that you are w ell- Ague; Lautwyler, 3 -2 3 -tf grants toward waste treatment 7:30 TB\ informed about waters In your facilities. However, requests 8:00 Linus Lion SMALI 2-bdrm. home, unfur- area. Keep on top of the sit already received now total 20 8:30 Porky Pig itt»hid.e \cellen t view of dock uation. Find out when your trout tim es the amount of money 9:00 King Kong and lurhor. For information stream is going to be discussed appropriated by Congress for 9:30 The Beatles call , d»-4h8h i o lh < t, »-•! - ir at a public hearing. Be there. fiscal 1966-67 . . . also the IO i OO Casper THREE bedroom home uniur- S u g g e s t whatever special cost of the Vietnam War may 10:30 Milton Monster nlshed .3 mile» north of town. protective legislation you deem mean less money will be avail 11:00 Bugs Bunny Call 332-3759 after 5 p.m . necessary to assure unpolluted able next year. 11:30 Magilla Gorilla 5 -1 8 -tf water for your area and for 12:00 Hopplty Hooper the entire country. Support HEARINGS MANDATORY 12:30 Amei. Bandstand these measures with personal Public hearings to determine 1:30 TBA A LAYMAN SPEAKS letters. Your legislature is who gets the water are manda 2:00 Pro Bowlers working on the pure waters tory under the federal act. Pub For the Last Time 3:30 CBS Golf Classic program. Now is the time for lic hearings are a permanent 4:30 Santa Anita Races T ,N you to express your views by record of your views on the best 5:00 Wide World of Sports I — ilka to God V2 use of particular water. It be 6:30 I've Got a Secret com es part of the court record LEGAL NOTICE 7:00 CBS Evening News 0 —ptfratlon V2t> v\ »T m when enforcement actions are 7 :3 0 Jackie Gleason brought to protect the water 8:30 Lawrence Welk DEX-A-DæT TABLETS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT | 4 —eedful Vs 5, 18, 39 from abuse. If you don't speak 9:30 Hw. Palace OF THE STATE OF OREGON out to protect your blue-ribbon 10i30 Gunsmoke FOR THE G - i f t VI trout stream now, you may find 11:30 Movie OHuN AT COUNTY OF CURRY some Industrial council is SUNDAY 0 —libellevers V22 FRANK ALBERT HELLRIG, ) speaking out to Justify Its use 7:30 World of Youth PORT ORFORD Plaintiff, ) for an economic asset to the 8:00 Tom C Jerry E -d lfk W V4 vs. ) 8:30 Underdog JOSEPHINE HELLRIG, ) 9:00 The Beagles pint's V14 D e fe n d a n j^ ^ . * 9:30 Face the Nation 10:00 Bullwinkle No. 5594 SUMMONS I Cor. 14 Give the gift they'll appreciate 10:30 Discovery all year-News su Inscription, $3. To the above named defendant, 11:00 NBA Basketball The b u d g e t for Port Crford Josephine He 1 trig: 1:00 Issues C Answers Cemetery Maintenance District IN THE N A M E OF THE 1:30 Bowling for the fiscal year 1967-68, be STATE OF OREGON, You are 2:30 CBS Sports Spec. ginning July 1, 1967, as detailed 4:00 Amer. Sportsman hereby summoned to a p p e a r and summarized in the accom within 90 days after first pub 5:00 Password panying schedules, w.-.s prepared lication of this summons, that 5:30 Amateur Hour The Curry county junior Olym on an accounting basis consis is 90 days after May 18, 1967, 6:00 21st Century pics district elim ination m eet tent with that used in prior years. 6:30 Lassie and defend the above entitled was held at Pacific high school Major changes, if any, and their suit and answer the com plaint 7:00 Voyage to Sea last Saturday, May 13. Eighty- effects o n this budget are set o f Frank Albert Hcllrig, and 8:00 Ed Sullivan contestants from four schools forth in an accompanying state serve a c o p y of your answer 9:00 ABC Movie participated in the thirty-five ment. \ copy of the budget do- upon the tuidcrsigned attorney events for three age groups. cjm en tm a y b c inspected by in for plaintiff; and in case of your terested p e r s o n s between the failure so to do. a decree of Langlois elem entary acted as MECVRITY LIGHTING hours of 4 p. m. and 6 p. m . at divorce w ill be r e n d e r e d a - h o s t school with Port Oford 1311 Idaho S t., Port Orford. The gainst y o u as pta)ed for in Battle Rock, Ophir elem entary S«t budget document, or any por plaintiff's com plaint which has and R iley Creek of Gold Beach Ask About Details Today 1 — - « - Rich tion of it, may lw obtained for been filed with the Clerk of participating. Contestants were " l, com plete, or 50 cents per this Court. lim ited in entering only three b w m w m w «» w w m m w m w * m Brannon sheet. \ m eeting of the board events in their age group. MONDAY Bruce J. Manley, of dire . A be held May 26. 3:00 Redwd. Telescope Attorney at Law Boys and girls winning three 1967, at 8 p .m ., at the Bob For first place awards were Pat Cur 5:30 ABC News P. O. Box 327, ty r e s i d e n c e , P o r t Oford. 360 F. B et-G ar Bldg. G old Beach CH 7-2311 6:00 Local News Brookings. Ckegon ry and Greg Gerkman of Gold for the purpose of holding a pub 6:30 Walter Cronklte Beach, Linda Moore and Janice lic bearing on this budget. Any 7:00 A m ericalls the Place Manicke of Langlois, and Mar Publish: May 18.25, Gift buy ing, wrapping and m ail- person may appear to discuss the If you ibid I ile is em pi), garet M iller of Ophir. 7:30 The F.B. L June 1. 8. 1967 big d ie easy way-a gift subscrip budget, or any ¡art of it. sou need 8:30 The Lucy Show tion to die News, only $3. 9:00 Andy Griffith CEMETERY MAINTENANCE DISTRICT 9:30 That Girl FINANCIAL S'JMMARY ★ RE A ¿ E S T A T E ID.00 The Big Valley Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968 to till it. 11:00 Assign. News Final General Total TUESDAY Fund STROUT REALTY, INC 5:00 Redwd. Telescope All Funds Tax Levy Computation________ loth and Washington St, 5:30 ABC News Total Budget Requirements................ $ 3 5 9 7 .0 0 $3597.00 John W. "Red” McWilliams, Rev. R. L. Sharp, Pastor 6:00 Local News Deduct Total Budget Resources Manager I’hone 332-3251 6:30 Walter Cronkite Except Taxes to be L e v ie d ............. 1400. 00 205 W. 6th, Port Orford, O e . 7:00 Marshal DUlon Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget 2197. 00 332-2907 7:30 Daktari Add: Estimate of Taxes to be Levied Marion L. Whittaker 8:30 Andy Griffith h but not Received in ensuing year 600. 00 Langlois 312 9:30 Love on a Rooftop Taxes to be Levied for Ensuing Year 2797. 00 Jim McNamara. Port Orford 10:00 The Fugitive Analysis of Taxes to be Levied: 11:00 Assign. News Final Total Taxes to be L evied................... $2797. 00 $2797. 00 WEDNESDAY For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1965 5:00 M eet McGaraghan's Total General 5:15 Redwd. Telescope All Funds Fund Tax Levy Computation C0V£££D 5:30 \BC News 6:00 Local News $3797. 00 Total Budget Requirements................ $3797. 00 TU£ $A££ WAY... 6:30 Walter Cronkite Deduct Total Budget Resources 7:00 Rango Except Taxes to be Levied............... 1400. 00 7:30 Lost in Space Revenue necessary to balance Budget 2397. 00 8:30 B. H illbillies Add: Estimate of Taxes to be Levied 9:00 Green Acres but not received in ensuing y e a r .. . 6 0 0 .0 0 9:30 Comer Pyle Taxes to be Levied for Ensuing Year 2997. 00 10:00 The Avengers Analysis of Taxes to be Levied: 11:00 Assign. News Final $2997. 00 $2997. 00 Total Taxes to be Levied THURSDAY SAFE CO-UFE CODE NE RAI STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS 5:00 Redwd. Telescope IN S U R A N C E 5:30 ABC News YOU CAN RELAX 6:00 Local News about your famUy, your Type of Indebtedness home, y o u r car, your 6:30 Walter Cronkite -0- Bonds boat.. .even your busin 7:00 Have Gun-Will Travel -o - Total ess when you're covered WE ALL Ilka to be admired 7:30 The Invaders by the c o m p l e t e 8:30 Bewitched looked up to. Orris Smith • SAFECO roof of planned 9:00 CBS Movie C h a ir m a n o f D o v e rin n e iio d v re YOUR record tor paying protection. 11:13 Assign. News Final GENERAL FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY your bill» one to be proud 11:25 Movie 3 For the fiscal year 1967-1968 Beginning July 1, 1967 off FRIDAY Do you have 5:00 Redwd. Telescope INSURANCE PROBLEMS? IT NOT. 5:30 ABC News Under age, driving re 1967-68 1966-67 1964-6S 1965-66 TODAY’S THE DAT cord, license suspended, 6:00 Local News TO TATI 6:30 Walter Cronkite etc. We can help you. Personal Services.............................................................. $ 1 ,8 0 0 . $ i,8 o a $1, 800. $1, 800. Let'» »tart building a good 7:00 Rat Patrol SEE OR CALL Operating Materials and Supplies.............................. 1,497. 1, 997. 1, 447. 1, 797. credit record today, so you 7:30 Wild Wild West KEN DENNISON 4 5 a esut charge tomorrow. 8:30 Hogan's Heroes ,332-3521 Land and Improvements to Land.............................. 300. 300. 600. 9:00 CBS Movie Re| resenting TOTAL REQUIREMENTS........................................... $3, 597. $3, 797. $3, 997. $4, 197. 11:1S Assign. News Final 11:25 Movie 3 GENERAL FUND DETAILED REQUIREMENTS For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1967 Serving the Bandon - North Curry Area $1, 800 Personal Services (one em ployee). . . , $1, 800 $1,800 205 W. 6th St. OOQUIIXB. OBBOON po r t o n r o R o Publish May 11, 18, 1967 W tslsy D. Spencer Realtor LOSE W E IG H T STOKES SAFELY 98 DRUGS Notice of Budget Hearing Junior Olympics Held At Langlois Need Cash? Crater Coos-Curry Electric Finance Proposed Budget S c h e d u le ^ 7 °^5T n C C H R IS T Assembly of God ove row SHO r D sroeet F/w B£ How High Is Your Community Credit Reputation? » ♦ ♦ ♦ KOLEN-HUGGINS AGENCY CREDIT BUREAU or ooqunj.x suor srüíesr/tír I GIRL CF THE MONTH Donna M cDaniel was chosen Girl of the Month for April as m o « efficien t. Donna is a m em ber of the Girls' A thletic Association and has had leads in the two school plays t h i s year, The Diary ol Anne Frank, and Tom Jones. PROM SLATED Pacific's junior class w i l l sponsor the annual Junior-Sen ior Banquet and Pram this Sat- urday,May 20, in the Port Orford cafeteria and the Pacific high gym. Other plans and operations are secret and are not to be un veiled until that night. TB TESTS The annual tuberculin vac cination clin ic visited Pacific on Tuesday, May 16. The stu dents received the sim ple tert free of charge from the County Health Department. TRACK MEET Saturday, May 20, the Sunset League sub-district track m eet w ill be held at C oquille. Teams participating w ill be Brookings. Pacific, G o ld Beach, Bandon. Myrtle Point and host Coquille. f iR is .w y ^ . Pacific's Girls' A thletic As sociation w a l k e d on Powers girls by a score of 18-7 in a four inning softball gam e. The game was played at Pacific on May IS. Pitchers far Pacific were Darla Sm it h , M ichelle Dcets and Peggy Jensen. The team was made up of freshmen and soph omores and s e n i o r Carolyn Herbison. Pacific's score by in nings was 5 -3 -6 -4 . GOLF CONTEST Last Friday, May 12, Pacific's golf team ventured to Cottage Grove for the District 5 A - l district m eet. Smokey Storm, playing num ber one, shot a 76 w hile Dwain Storm shot an 81 in the number two spot. Playing number three, Doug Robbins shot a 93 and, at num berfoir,Bill Krick had 103. The team placed 10 out of 14 teams, but failed to qualify for the state m eet by 32 strokes. A four-man total of 321 was re quired and die m en bagged a 35S.W illam ette'sB illingsly was m edalist with 69 and M iller of North Eugene w a s runner-up. North Eugene won the m atch with 292 points. GIRLS TRACK by Jerry Forty Mrs. Keith Law, Mrs. LaVem Berglof, manager Peggy Jensen and track girls Jeannine Parks and Dawn Ray, attended the state girls' ti)ack m eet May 13, at Silkey F i e l d in Springfield. Jeannine and Dawn both quali fied for the state m ee t by p lac ing first and second in the dis cus and shot put at the District m eet at Marshfield on the pre vious Saturday. Ninety to one hundred schools attended the state m e e t . Jeannine placed seventh in the discus, with a th r o w of 100 feet and Dawn placed seventh in the shot with a put of 34 feet. One of the outstanding per formances of the m eet was a girl from Churchill high school- a new school in Eugene. The sprinter ran a : 1 0.4 100 yard dash and a :24, 6 220 yard dash as w ell as anchored the winning relay team . I/"" K I f Thursday Luth. Ch. Women, 7:30 p. m . Friday Sunset Garden, I p. m. N. Curry R e c ., 8 p. m. Saturday Eastern Star, 8 p. m. Monday Cham, of C o m ., noon Tuesday Rotary, 12:10 p. m. Tops Club, 1 p. m . Lions Aux. , 8 p. m. PTA, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Awards Banquet, 7 p, m.