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Port Orford New», Thuraday, July 6, 1967—3 WMHXI SALE R )R RENT W H U Y j NEW w «pace ■8« to y -ro c K tfX Shoots m iniature aatrcnaist up i la ture ■»( toOOOfeet In air. Return» noae con« and assembly with two “ tiny parachute«. $2. 95 ere p a id . M A R A T H O N PRO D U CTS, Box 115, CoaeBay. O a g o n ._________ 3 - 2 4 - lt p t f W t a H r -N S t a t e r M ywood •hare, i’lione 332-3432. * ----------------- ---------- _ — 3 -3 0 -tf FENCE POSTS w e Jim Nodtna _ J U & & Q L ___________3 - 2 - t f THREE bedroom house, fa m ^ ^ room, IJ bath«, carpet caruet In l lv - big room, drapes througliout, stove, refrigerator, 3 /4 acre on Knapp Road, Ideal place, for fisherman. Adjoining lot' w hich Is 3 /4 acre. C all 3 3 2- 3432, _______ 4 - 2 0 - t f SIX year old Gelding, a very gentle horse.Contact W ettern __A utour 132-4224. ___6 - 2 2 - t f PRES I'O-LOGS—Western Bulld- e n .3 3 2 -4 f6 1 .J th P OR a lo w lic r you. Seulptreui bras and Controls 1 A r ili Kuata, 3 3 2-3 574 befani 9 a. m . and after 5 p. m . 5 -2 5 -tf & s » » Adult» 4 -6 -tf TWO bedroom beute on River. Phone 332-4182. REALTO R -------- ApAR7'MF.N'I - l\honr U ~ 3 ’7»4 n i l t l l . bedroom house, unfurn ished, stove and refrigerator av ailab le. W i l l be vacant J ! Ì ÌL ? I . G all 3 3 2 -2 1 9 1 .6 -8 - tf 13VO bedroom house, unfurn ished, stove and refrigerator av lla b le. C a ll 332-2191. Wesley D. Spencer Realtor _______________ 6-8-tf —2 Blocks West of M cK ays— Phase 332-2231 TW O 2-bdrm . homes, 19th and Jackson, and 2Oth a n d je ffe r- _ IQ ",_________________3 - 3 0 - t f TRAILERS. Lakeside T r a i l e r C o u t C a ll 33 2-2425. 9 - 2 9 - t f 4 SUUCBWION Jo The N E W S BACH1XOR apt. 3-rooms fur ti Is h e d including u tilities, $ 4 5 ,C all 33 2-2 231 , 6 - 2 2 - t f . b4by C a li 3 3 2 - - A524.-------------------- -S x? F -? W C U IT A R IN S T R U C T IO N NOW! Lkm Smith Lakeside T ra ile r Court Port Orford P h o n e -3 3 2 -2 4 2 5 a COMPUTE T V (color), RA DIO , TAPE RECORDER SERVICE. . Hahn Hardware ★ FOUND BE YO UR OWN BOSS! Be a Texaco D ealer and Join the Team 's that's Number ONE —Second to none. Port O fo rd Texaco now availab le for right man. For details c a l l - 267-4b 17, days, and 26 7-3000, evening? . REAL ESTATE Realtor DC YO U W A N T T O SELL , * * YOUR C O N T R A C T OR M O RTG A G E? M O N E Y AVAILABLE FOR SOUND PAPER. THE BIBLE In tovn, close to everything, 3 bedroom house, 90* x 1401 lot, $4, 500. w ith very low down, easy payments. You w i l t understand the Bible better after you be come acquainted w ith its Author. Assembly of God pleasingly printed That's the kind o f social you can de pend on getting from us. 20 Acres, good building sites, some hog land. $ 5 0 0 per acre. tion to your needs. Prompt, personal a tte n AttMAAAAMMNRAMMMMMtt SECURITY LIGHTING 52 weeks of reading pleasure are yours for $3. Subscribe to News. ★ REAL ESTATE PRESS IREI RENTED IT THROl THE THROUGH WANT ADS ( STROUT REALTY, INC John W. "Red" M cW illiam s , Manager 205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Ore. 332-2 907 M arion L. W hittaker Langlois 312 J im M cN am ara, Port Orford k MISCELLANEOUS R A D IO SERVICE Repair. H i - fi, C itizen Band, M arin e Rad iotelephone and sm all appli ances. No television. Moore Electronics, 1038 N.Jackson, Phone 3 3 2-3 323 . 1 -1 9 -tf ZE N ITH hearing aids, batteries, accessories and appointments. P. O, Drug Store. 332-3281 BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser v ic e -C o m p le te Income tax service,bookkeeping and pay ro ll. Thomas M . M cG inty, Box 625,Bandon. O fflcephone347- 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, 3 3 2 - 3165. Dr. C . G. Stem ,C hiropratlc Phy sician. Physiotherapy. Hours (Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a. m . to 5:30 p. m . T h e llin Bldg., G o l d Beach. CH 7 - 8051, SEPTIC TA N K pumping. Low - estrates in Port O fo rd regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation. C a ll CH 7 -4 0 2 0 co llect. SA T U R D A Y 7 :0 0 4-11 Club of C a lif. 7:30 Cartoons 12:30 Am erican Bandstand 1:30 Road Runner 2:00 M ovie 4 :3 0 Sam Snead G olf 5:00 Wide World of Spats 6:30 Post T im e 7:03 CBS News 7:30 Aw ay We Go! 8:30 Lawrence W elk 9:30 Landon Laughs 1 0 3 0 Gunsnoke 11:30 M o zie SUNDAY 7:30 W orld of Youth 8:00 Lamp Unto Feet 8:30 Look Up G Live 9 :0 0 Cam era 3 9:30 Face the Nation 1 0 0 3 Brother Bus 1 0 3 0 Tom G Jerry 11:00 Bullwinkle 11:30 Discovery 12:00 Cartoon 1:00 Directions 1:30 Issues G Answers 2:00 U .S . Women's G olf 3 :0 0 N a t Soccer Game S:00 D a n S to p T Report Sc 15 F ilm ra re 5:30 A m ateur Hour 6 :0 0 21st Century 6 :3 0 Lassie 7 :0 0 Voyage to Sea 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9 :0 3 M o vie 11:00 CBS News MONDAY 5.00 Redwd, Telescope 5:30 ABC News 6 :0 3 Local News 6 :3 0 CBS News 7:00 A m eric a! 7 :3 0 The F. B. I. 8:30 V aca. Ray-house 9 :0 0 Andy G riffith 9:30 T hat G irl 10:00 Big V a lle y 11:00 News 11: 3£ J oey Bishop Ask About D etails Today I We hsva trades to this art» and other part» of the state. Being to your cads and see If wa can gat togathai, 24 Hour Phon« Service 7 Dhyi a Week W MMMMW W MW W W W Coos-Curry Electric We have bargains galore in that basic com m oddity, land. Why pay rent when you can own your own home for a sm all down paym ent, and payments LESS than rent. Come in, we w ill be happy to show you around. KEN DENNISON, P a t O fo rd Manager PHCNE 332-3521 lO thsnd Washington St. Rev. R, L Sharp, Pastor Phone 332-3251 Socially correct, 4 Acres, close to boat ram p on Floras Lake. $7, 500. Terms, REALTOR Free estimates when brought to store. PHONE ED J-M71 CLEAN rugs, lik e new, so easy to do w ith Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampo<?er $1. W cst- PAIR of glasses le ft at the Port Cleaners. C a ll 332-316S. -SJfflAlita. ltc stationary M O N D A Y T H R U F R ID A Y 7:30 CBS Mooning News 7:55 Stocks G Weather 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9 :0 0 Candid Cam era 9 :3 0 B. H illb illie s 10:00 Andy of M ayberry 10:30 D ick Van Dyke 11:00 Love of Life 11:25 CBS News 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Everybody's T alkin g 12:30 As the Wo.'ld Terns 1:00 Password 1:30 House party 2:00 T o T e ll the Truth 2:25 CBS News 2 :3 0 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3 :3 0 Dark Shadows 4 :0 0 F a m ily Came 4 :3 0 Newlywed Came INHUKANCS AGENCY Phone CHerrjr J.4S11 Gote B eech. Oregon ★ TO GIVE AWAY Rent, sell, buy, trade w ith classified ad. i t COVtKtD TUÍ SAFUMAY. SARCOUFiCOOiNEAAl IN B U R A N C I YOU CAN RELAX about your fa m ily , your home, y o u r car, your b o a t.. .even your busin ess w henyou're covered by the c o m p l e t e SAFECO roof of planned protection. » * * S Do you have INSURANCE PROBLEMS? Under age, driving re cord, license suspended, etc. We can help you. SEE OR CALL KEN DENNISON ,3 3 2 -3 5 2 1 Re; resen tin 8 KOL Eli-HUGGINS AGENCY 205 W. 6th St, FO RT O RFO RO CHANNEL 6 KV1QTV FOR Y O U * FHOTEtTIOM ★ For Sale or Trade DEVOE, 1946 A fbie income ;ro |K rty at a low price. NICE HOME on Garrison Lake, w ith carpeting. Low dowaty terms, by owner. Phone 3 3 2- TR/MLLR H O U S E -1960 Buck 3773._____________ 6 -2 9 -2 tc ingham, 2 - b d r m . , 10l x5 3'. C a ll 3 3 2-2 121 . 6 -2 9 -tf RED raspberries 30 cuts, a pint. Phone 3 3 2-2 954 . 7 -6 -2 tc D .F . S IN C E Property In any price range for your need or investment. ★ WANTED Lovely 2 bedroom home on a p - |<ox. 1 acre at C a p e Blanco Rd, Gas heat and firep lac e, 2 wells, part basement, attach ed - garage could be 3rd bedroom, also? car garage w ith workshop. Very pretty setting, only $12, - 000, $2, SOU down or trade for SO* x 12' house trailer. D. S P E N C E R Two bedroom home on a 70* x 1001 lot, close to shopping. ping. O NLY $22SOwlth $750 down. 2 Bedroom home. W alk to ev erything, Price cut to $3000. Uk ONE LO T 30’ xlOO' next to Tucker's M art. One resident lot. Ihone len a llerzig, 3 3 2 - _.25‘ L,____________ 6 - 8 - t f GAS floor furnace l i k e new glass lin ed hot w ater tank and BABYSITTING Job. Phone 3 3 2 - 2911.6 - l S - t f laundry tub. C a ll Lena Hcrzig, 332 - 2 5 4 1 . ____________6 - 8 .Q * , CHANNEL 3 KIEM TV REAL ESTATE How High Io Tour Community Credit Reputation? WE A L L Uka to t o looked up to- YOUR record Bor pajdni Mils one to be proud oiT IF NOT. TODAY’S THE DAT TO FAT1 Let’s etart building a good credit record today. *> you can charge tomorrow. CREDIT BUREAU O f 0O Q U 1L L S Serving the Bendon - North Curry Area 5:00 Redwd. 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Outdoors 11:30 Tonight Show F R ID A Y Si00 Com bat 6 :0 0 Newswest 6 :3 0 H u n tley-B rin kley 7 :0 0 The R iflem a n 7 :3 0 Tarzan 8:30 M an from Uncle 9:30 T .H .E . C a t 10:00 Laredo 11:03 D ick D eW itt R c p a t 11:30 Tonight Show Get results in a hurry—try News classified ad. Insurance Against Drowning By LANS LENEVE Juet recently various news paper published the Oregon State M arine Board rules gov erning safety In the operation of motor boat». The Board s tre s s e d various fa c t» compiled by them that would In sure the safety of the opera tors of motor boat». But, strange to say, they left out the most Important device In volved— and, one that seldom Is employed in boating--that is Insurance against drowning while engaged In operating mo tor boats In the waters of this state (and all other states). What we have reference to is the wearing of life-jackets at all times while boating. To do so Is almost absolute Insurance against drowning. ISSUES OF THE A M EN D M EN T DUE The existing law states plain ly that all occupants of motor pleasure craft be equipped with Ufe-Jackets. This law should be amended to the extent that A L L OCCUPANTS of such craft MUST WEAR such life saving devices at all Umes while engaged in boating upon ail waters of this state. AN EXAMPLE Just a short tim e ago, a boat capsized that contained six persons— flve youngsters and an adult. The kids were all wearing life preservers and all were saved. The 3 5 -y e a r- old pilot of the boat drowned In the mishap; he wore no life saving device. Thirty drowning occurred In Oregon l a s t year a m o n g persons of all ages— all of whom w ere engaged In boating. Every last one of them drowned as a result of not being equip ped with life -ja ck ets. It Is a profound m ystery to this scribe why, in citing theprecautlonary measures that should be em ployed In safe boating, the M a r ine Board falls to cite that persons engaged In motorboat ing should at all times w ear life -ja ck ets. We believe that It should be a b s o l u t e l y mandatory that every boater engaged In water sports— boating, siding, swim ming— should be „.compelled to Unitrch K Services ASSEMBLY OF GOD CH U R C H Washington G 10th St. Sunday School 9:45 a .m . M orning Worship 11:00 a .m . Evangelistic Service 7 :0 0 p. m . Wednesday Service 7 :0 0 p .m . Pastor R. L. Sharp C A TH O L IC C H U R C H Mass 9 :3 0 a .m . Father A lan Kennedy, Priest C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H (Church of Christ) Jensen Center Sunday School 9:45 a. m . M orning Worship 11:00 a .m . Evening Worship m. Wednesday Service -n. A lb ert Kribs, Pasta C O M M U N IT Y CH U R C H 20th G Jackson St. Sunday School 9:45 a. m . M orning Worship 11:00 x. m . Evening Service 7 :3 0 p .m . Wednesday Service 7 :3 0 p. m . Daniel Hager, Pasta • JEHOVAH'S W ITNESS Sunday Service 4 :0 0 W ed. Bible Study 8:00 F ri.T h eo cratic M in . 7:30 Friday Service 8:30 p. m . p. m , p. m , p. m . LA TTER D A Y SAINTS Priesthood. Sunday 9:00 a. m . Sunday School 10:30 a. m . Sacrament, Sun. 6 :0 0 p. m . Primary, Tues. 4 :0 0 p. m . M . I, A.Wednesday 7 :0 0 p .m . R e lie f Soc. ,Tues. 10:00 a. m . PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H OF GOD "Brush PTairie" Sunday School 9 :4 5 a. m . Morning Warship 11:00 a, m . Evening W a a h ip 7 :3 0 p. m . W ed.Bible Study 7 :3 0 p .m . Rev. A . E .H aig ht, Pasta BUYS w ear llfe-aavlng devices at all times while engaging In such sports and recreation. It would serve to eave hundreds of lives each year throughout the coun try . 3 THE ZERO HOUR There is bound to occur In the lives of many boatmen— the zero hour— the occasion when disaster strikes: the boat over turns; a passenger falls over board; a boat becomes stranded In the hlgh-seas. It Is then that life -p re s e rv e rs prove th eir worth, and especially so when being worn by the occigiants of the cra ft. L ife -p rese rv er c u s h io n s , Jackets and other devices, pro vide good seating fo r the oc cupants of pleasure craft, but many times prove absolutely worthless to the occigiants of a boat when the vessel suddenly capsizes, o r a passenger Is dislodged by rough water and plunges overboard. W earing a life -ja c k e t at such a tim e in sures the safety of the victim ; without such an aid, he usually perishes. This scribe Is all for a re vision of the boating rules In regard to life-jackets. He Is not too proud tn his ability to swim and not too fearful of being called a sissy to w ear a life -ja ck et at all times w hile cruising the waters in quest of trout and other game fish. I p refe r to being re garded as a sissy to that of being a "dead duck.” Wearing a life -ja ck et I n - ’ sures a boater’s safety at all times . . . better be safe than so rry. Not wearing a life Jac ket is not unlike driving down the left lane of a highway. In both cases, you may get bywlth It fo r a, tim e, but the law of averages ts against your sur vival in either case . . . fo r you are eventually headed fo r disaster. The Senate Ethics Committee recently voted to recommend censure of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn.) f o r having used $M 6,000 of funds that had been solicited solely fo r campaign purposes, for his personal use. He took that big a bite out of the $450,000 total sum that had been raised In his behalf during the past five years. Just what would be the num ber of years meted out In the form of a prison sentence to a bank robber found guilty of ob taining that same amount of money at the point of a gun? He would no doubt receive a stiff sentence. But a U. S. Senator— a representative of the people— m erely gets a slap on the w ris t when found guilty of robbing his fellow men. P e r sonally, we have fa r more re spect to r the bank robber than we do to r the Senator. At least the robber has the guts to show fo r his committed deed. It must be remembered that Sen. Dodd Is the Jasper who sponsored the a n tl-flrearm s b ill. If his b ill Is enacted and becomes a law , It w ill serve as the firs t step toward the u lti mate disarming of the citizens of this country. . . to r that is the aim of the b ill. No wonder Dodd Is responsible to r Intro ducing It In the Senate and working earnestly fo r Its pass age. N aturally, anyone having committed a "ro b bery” that Involved the huge sum that the Senator from Connecticut a l legedly got away with, would feel much safer with firea rm s entirely out of circulation. That ts, with the exception of those FO O TBALL FATAL If you want to liv e danger ously, play tootball. The eport appears to be more dangerous than shooting. A five-y ea r study by T ra v e le r's Insurar~e Co. shows 777 hunting claim s, as compared to over 4,000 football claim s. In fact, shooting rank ed last among the eight m ajor causes of accidental deaths In 1964. F ire a rm s accounted to r 2,400 of the 105,000 fatalities. WANDERING STRANGERS Every now and then some animal or bird w ill show up in some locality where they have never been seen before; in fact, never known to have existed there since the beginning of tim e. Many of them, when Iden tified, w ill be found wandering hundreds of miles from th eir natural habitats that exist fa r across the country from where they have seemingly migrated In order to take up their abode in new te rrito ry . Recently an arm adillo was killed In western Illin o is, 20 miles north of St. Louis— about 600 m iles northeast of where the little armored c r i t t e r should have been. At about the same tim e, a badger was killed In Rensselaer County, New York. Another badger was taken In Jefferson County In that same state by a trapper. Badgers belong on plains and p rairie s. S e v e ra l y e a rs ago a wolverine was shot in eastern Iowa that had absolutely nothing In common with northern w il derness. To many, the appearance of such animals t h a t have ap parently strayed so fa r from th eir natural habitats presents a profound mystery. However, man is at the bottom of this In one way o r another; they have either been released by man or have escaped from him . However, artlc owls and the African cattle egrets are ex ceptions; neither such birds having been Introduced to o r escaped from captivity. The fo rm e r every few years, when ' th eir prey species hit a cyclic low, d rift lntp the northern Uni ted States. The egret appeared in South Am erica between the World W ars, and e l th e r w an- , dered o r was blown across the South Atlantic to the West In dies and F lo rid a, where It set up housekeeping In 1952. This African bird has been seen as fa r north as Maine and as fa r west as Minnesota and Kansas, and is still expanding Its range. Disease Alert Given By Ag Department Cfegan residents, especially landscapers a n d nurserymen, who buy pine nursery stock a trees from any source in neigh bor ¡ng Washington should be sure that it meets the quarantine measures established to protecT O r e g o n m u lt i- m ill ion dollar pine industry. W . H . ( B ill) Kosesan, plant of fic ia l w ith the Oregon Depart ment o f Agriculture, this week issued this warning to a ll Oregon residents a n d p articu larly to landscapers. Kosesan said pine shoot moth survey crews of his departm ent and the Oregon Forestry Depart m ent discovered infestations of European p in e shoot m oth in residential plantings this spring. They were t r a c e d to stock brought into Oregon in violation of the Oregon European pine shoot moth quarantine. He said one infestation was in Tanyosho pines brought into Portland about last Decem ber 1 from a Seattle nursery on an un o ffic ia l fum igation report issued by a Seattle fum igation com pany. A ll pines in this land scaper's holding area, as w e ll as in nearby home plantings, were fum igated im m e d ia tely. A l l projects of this landscaper since 1964 were then checked, w ith one more infested free found. The second and lighter infes tation, also in the P a tla n d area, was found in Scotch, Contorts and Mugo pines brought in from Washington. These, too, w e r e fum igated a destroyed under supervision. ST. CHRISTO PHER'S EPISCOPAL C H U R C H Sunday School 10:00 a. m . H oly Eucharist 9:03 a. m . Rev. James E. Lloyd, V icar ZION LUTHERAN CH URC H Sunday School 9:45 a. m . A dult Bible Class 9:45 a. m . D ivine W ash ip 11:00 a. m . Choir, Thursday 7 :3 0 p. m . , Teachers M eeting, 1st M onday of month 7 :3 0 p. m . Council M eeting, 1st Tuesday of month 7 :3 0 p .m . Guild, 3rd Thurs.of 7 :3 0 p ,m . month Rev. Rudolph Mensch, P arted’ Need Cash?! Finance jJ ^ ^ F .B ^ -G a r B ld g .G o ld Beach CH 7-2U1I C
