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Port Orford New», Thursday, July 20, 1967—5 WOB MX) if if FOR SALE rv ar— - - - - - TRAILER 8' x 27'—$100 du. , take over pymta. of $34 tilth. See at Agate Beach Trailer Court (at office ), Call 332- _ 3 5 9 U _____________ ?i20-_«L NEW space »ge to y -r o c S e t . Shoot) miniature sstrenaut up to 6 0 0 feet In ah. Returns no«« cane and eseemhly with two tiny parachute». $2. 95 ore- pa l i MARATHON PRO DUCTS, Box 113, Coae Bay. O egon. 3 -2 4 -lt[« W E ST E R N S t a t e i Plywood •hare, I’lione 332-3432. 3-3Q-tf FENCE POSTS tee Jim No-llne, FO R R E N T LARGE unlumlshed house with fireplace or ga> heat. Reaicxi- able to right couple. Adult» TWO bedrocen house on UK River. Phone 332-4182. ____________________ Ifc lS z tf TWO bedroom furnished apart ment. Phasic 332-37l>4. _______________ 7 -1 3 -tf 11IKI I In di oom lion .. , n n lu rn - _322-22QL________ THRU', bedroom liouse, lam ify room, 1J baths, carpet In liv ing room, drape» throughout, ttove, refrigerator, 3 /4 acre on Knapp Road, Ideal place for fisherman. Adjoining lot icre. Call 332- whlch 1» 3 /4 acre. 4 - 2 0 - tf 3432, Ished, »tove and refrigerator available. W ill be vacant June 21 .C all 332-2191.6 - b-tf rWO bedroom house, unfurn ished, »tove and retrigerator avllable. Call 332-2191. _______________________ TWO 2-bdrm. home», 19th and Jackson, and 20th and Jeffer son.________________ 3-3j^-tf BACHELOR apt. 3-rooms fur- si 1» It c d Inc 1 udlng ut 11 ities, $45.Call 332-2231. 6 -2 2 -tf TWO bedroom house. Contact Clyde or J e a n Doss, home phone 332-3429 ot Jean at 332-8851._________ 7-13-3tP CERT’S a gay girl—ready for a whirl after cleaning carpet» W itH Klu. I u tic. Kent i-li . - trie thampooer $1. Wejtcrn Auto.____________ ___ __ ltc TW O b e d r o o m unfurnished house, large yard on Jackson FOR a lovelier you, Sculptrc mi St., $53 per mantle Call 332- bras and control» I Aril* Kosta, 7-2O-2tc 4 530, 332-3574 before 9 a. m and after 5 p. i n . ______ 5 -25-tf UNFURNISHED A PT., $80 per m on tic Water and heat ptid. ONE LOT 30’xlOO' next to Contact McKays Market. Tucker'» Mart. Che resident lot, rttoue lelia Hcrzig, 332- ______________________ 7-2 0 -tf 2541.________________ S-fcSL CAS floor furnace 1 Ik e n».w. ★ W A N T E D Klas» 1 toed hot water tank and laundry tub. Call Lena Hcrzig, BABYSITTINC Job. Phone 332- 2-2541 2911._______________6 -1 5 -tf PRESTO-LOGS—Waitem BulM- AVON CALLING—reliable per en.332-4_f«L___________ L i son to service Port Orford ar VIEW! VIEW! Three bedroom, e a - w ill Interview in home. t w o fireplaces, recreation Write to P. O. Box 651, Coos room, gat age swimming pool Bay,Ore, 7-13-3tc tn protected area, 2» miles BABYSITTING—Call 332-2881. from town. Call 332-3574. _______7 -2 0 - tf ______________________ 7 -2 0 -tf 19S5 t 'l i i v i i i l i l , ? - d . i i V -v new transmission, $125. Call 332-2635 after 7 p. nt. ____________________ 7-2O-2tc AKC miniature |>oodlcs. silver audblack—$50. See at \gute Beach Trallei Court (at of- nei .< all 11. - ■ <9U__ZrlSdl COMPLETE TV (color), RADIO, TAPE RECORDER SERVICE. Free estim ates when brought to store. I ’HONE ED 1-3371 Hahn Hardware D. F. De Voe Realtor DO YOU W A N T TO S i l l YOUR CONTRACT OR .MORTGAGE? MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SOUND PAPER, 112 Acres north of Port O f aril on Illway 101 close to high school. Five springs give plenty of water. $15, 000. TEXACO HAS FOR LEASE ITS STATION IN PORI ORFORQ, Minimum investment re quired. Excellent income potential for ambitious person. For details phone Coos Bay 267-4617 days, 267-3000 evenings. WKSLKY D. SPE N C E R R E A L T O R S IN C E 194« Two bedroom home oa a 70'x 100* lot, close to »hopping. ONLY $22 SO with $750 down. 2 Bctkootn home. Walk to ev erything. Price cut to $3000. Pro|>erty In any price range for your need or investment. A line income property at a low price. Wesley D. Spencer Realtor —2 Blocks West of McKays— Phone 332-2231 TH E B IB L E The Bible not only soothes and comforts a person, It saves to the extent that otic may know it! Do you? Assembly of God 10th and Washington St. Rev. R. L Sharp, Pastor Phone 332-3251 ★ LEGAL NOTICE CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE is hereby given that thcBozrdol Directoii of School District 2CJ, ?Trt Ctford-Laug- lois, Curry County, O egon, w ill receive sealed bids at the Dis trict Office a t Pacific High School, Sixes, O egon, until 8 p. m ., August 7, 1967, far the following items: Heavy Fuel Oil Furnace o il Gasol toe 1 or the school year 1967-68 to be delivered to the tanks of said district. (Gasoline tanks arc owned by Wilson Distributing Company, Gold Beach, O egon. ) Successful bidder tolum ishstcr- age tanks and dispensing unit. Liability- Insurance For the school year 1967-68. specifications may be obtained at the District Office at Pacif ic High School.- M ilk—Delivered to I pint car tons to Langlois, Port Oford and Pacific High School. Bread—Delivered to Port Oford and Langlois cafeterias. M eat—Delivered to Port Oford and Langlois cafeterias. All bids must be received on o? before 8 p. m. August 7, 1967, and the School Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Dated at Port Oford, O egon, tills 20 day of July, 1967. Helen Slocum, Clerk I RENTED IT ( THROUGH THE We have barga ins galore in that basic commoddity, land. Why pay rent when you can own yout own home for a small down payment, and payments LESS titan rent. Come hi, we will be happy to show you around. 24 Hoir Phone Service 7 Day» a W«ek REAL ESTATE Publish: July 20, 27, 1967 HELP.. . . N e e d listings of oceanfront, ocean view, river frontage, ac reage large or small. tfe have trade» to thl» “ «» 40,1 other parts of the »tete. Bring to your trade and»«« U we east g«t together. D .F. DEVOE, REALTOR KEN DENNISON, Port Orfurd Manager PHONE 332-3521 if v „ ■ • a * *i S2 weeks of reading pleasure are yours for $3. Subscribe to News. I ALWAYS if REALESTATE REAP THE...THE THE... UH...PAPER... STROUT REALTY, INC Classified Ad R ates-8 0 4 first insertion, minimum; 504 each week thereafter, minimum. Joint W. "Red" McWilUams, Manager 205 W. 6th, Port Oford, O e . 332-2907 Marlon L. Whittaker Langlois 312 Jim McNamara, Port Oford MISCELLANEOUS B i COVERED RADIO SERVICE Repair. H l- fl, Citizen Band, Marine Rad iotelephone and »mail appli ances. No television. Moore Electronics, 1038 N. Jackson. Phone 332-3323. 1-19-ti ZENITH hearing aids, batteries, accessories and appointments. P, O. DrugStore. 332-3281. BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser v ice-C om p lete Income tax service, bookkeeping and pay roll. ThomasM. McGinty, Box 625,Bandon.Officephone347- 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. r. C. G. Stem.Chlropratic Phy sician. Physiotherapy. Hours (Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Thellin Bldg., G o ld Beach. CH 7 - 8051.______________________ EPTIC TANK pumping. Low est rates In Port Orford regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation. Call CH 7-4020 collect. THE SAFE WAY... 8A«CO*UFICO«G£NERAL IN S U R A N C E YOU CAN RELAX about your family,your home, y o u r car, your b oat.. .evenyour busin ess when you're covered by the c o m p l e t e SAFECO roof of planned protection. ♦ ♦ ♦ v Do you have INSURANCE PROBLEMS? Undzr 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. PORT O RFORD How High Is Your Community Credit Reputation? WY A l l , Mkn to bo admlrad. looked up to. rs TOUR record far paying your bills one to bn proud of? IT NOT. TODAY’S T O DAY TO PAY! Let’s start building a food credit record today, so you can charge tomorrow. CREDIT BUREAU or ooQtnLU Serving the Bandon - North Curry Arsa OOQUIIXB. O M CO O N 1 CHANNEL 6 a KYIQ TV MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:00 Snap Judgment/News 9:30 Concentration 10:00 Personality 'ood Squares 10:30 Hollywc 11:00 Jeopardy 11:30 Eye Guess/News 12:03 Let's Make a Deal/News 12:30 Days of Our Lives 1:00 The Doctors 1:30 Another World 2:00 You Don't Say 2:30 Match Game/News 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 Donna Reed SATURDAY 8:00 Cartoons 10:30 Cartoons 11:00 Baseball 2:03 Film Fare 2:30 Movie 4:05 Calif. Outdoors 4:30 /Yofessional Boxing 6:00 frank McGee 6:30 Smothers Brothers KOR TOUR PROTSXmOM 7:30 Flipper 8:03 Please Don't Eat Daisies 8:30 Get Smart INBL'KANCB AGKNCY 9:00 Movie Phone (H erry J 4611 11:15 Movie Gold Itenrb, Oregon SUNDAY 9:00 This is the Life W W W M W tW M M M M W M M 9:30 Beany G C ecil SATURDAY 10:00 Social Security 7:00 4-H Club of Calif. 10:15 Light Time 7:30 Cartoons 10:30 Peter Potamus 12:30 American Bandstand 11:00 Insight 1:30 Road Runner 11:30 Response 2:00 Movie 11:55 Movie 4:30 Sant Snead Golf 1:00 M eet the Press 5:00 Wide World of Sports 1:30 Movie 6:30 Post Time 3r! 5 Market-o-Rama 7:03 CBS News 3:3OFilm Fare 7:30 Away We Go! 4:00 KVIQ Sports 8:30 Lawrence Welk 4:30 C it/ of Eureka 9:30 London Laughs 5:00 Death V alley Days 10t30 Gunsmoke 5:30 Sportsman's Holiday 11:30 M o/ic 6:00 Frank McGee SUNDAY 6:30 The Smithsonians 7:30 World of Youth 7:00 Animal Secrets 8:00 Lamp Unto Feet 7:30 Walt Disney 8:30 Look Up G Live 8:30 Let's Make a Deal 9:00 Camera 3 9:00 Bonanza 9:30 Face the Nation 10:00 The Saint ,s 10:03 frother Bus 11:00 News Final -v 10:30 Tom G Jerry MCNDAY 11:00 Bullwtokle 4:03 Major League Baseball 11:30 Discovery 7:00 Huntley-Brinkley 12:00 Cartoon 7:30 Newswest 1:03 Directions 8:00 Datto g Game 1:30 Issues G Answers 8:30 Movie 2:00 U. 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Way-house 5:03 The Monroes 9:03 Andy Griffith 6:00 Newswest 9:30 That Girl 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 10:00 Big Valley 7:00 Felony Squad 11:03 News 7:30 The Virginian ! 1:30 loev Bishop 9:03 Bob Hope mw wwmmmn S W M M m m n m 10:00 I Spy 11:03 Night Beat SECURITY LIGHTING 11:05 City of Eureka 11:30 Tonight Show THURSDAY Aak About Oetaslle Today 1 5:00 CSte Step Beyond 5:30 Tom Mtotey Garden 6:00 Newswest TUESDAY 6:30 Huntley-iktokley 5:00 Redwd. Telescope 7:00 F Troop 5:30 ABC News 7:30 Daniel Boone 6:00 Local News 8:30 Star Trek 7:00 Marshal Dillon 9:30 Dragnet 7:30 Daktari 10:00 Dean Martin Summer 8:30 Spotlight 11:00 Night Beat 9:30 Rooftop 11:05 C alif. Outdoors 10:00 Thu Fugitive 11:30 Tonight Show 11:03 News FRIDAY 11:30 Joey Bishop 5:00 Combat WEDNESDAY 6:00 Newswest 5.03 McGaraghan's 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 5:15 Redwd. Telescope 7:00 The Riflem an 5:30 ABC News 7:30 Tarzan 6:00 Local News 8:30 Man from Uncle 6:30 CBS News 9:30 T. H. E.Cat 7:00 Town Meeting I ft 00 Laredo 7:30 Lost to Space 11:00 Dick DeWitt Report 8:30 B. H illbillies 11:30 Tonight Show 9:03 Green Acres Get results to a hurry—try a 9:30 Comer Pyle News classified ad. 10:00 Avengers 11:03 News 11:30 Joey Bishop THURSDAY S:03 Redwd. Telescope 5:30 ABC News 6:00 Local News 6:30 CBS News 7:03 Quest for Advnt. 7:30 Invaders 8:30 Bewitched 9:00 Movie 11:00 News lt:3 0 Joey Bishop FRIDAY 5:00 Redwd, Telescope 5:30 ABC News 6:03 Local News 6:30 CBS News 7:00 Rat Patrol 7:30 Wild Wild West 8:30 Hogan's Heroes 9:03 CBS Movie 11:00 Assign. News 11:30 Joey Bishop MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:30 CBS Morning News 7:55 Stocks G Weather 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Candid Camera 9:30 B. H illbillies I ft 00 Andy of Mayberry 10:30 Dick Van Dyke 11:00 Love of Life 11:25 CBS New* 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Everybody's Talking 12:30 As the World Turns 1:03 Password 1:30 House party 2:03 To T ell the Truth 2:25 CBS News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Dark Shadows 4:00 Family Came 4:30 Newlywed Game SW M M W M tM tM tM A M M W S Coos-Curry Electric WANT AOS - CHANNEL 3 KIEMTV A SUBSCRIPTION Jo The N E W S ISSUES . OF THE legal notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS prequaliflcatioD form is an file with Architect and is not over six months old, refiling is not necessary unless there has been a substantial change to con tractor's status. No bid w ill be considered unless fully com pleted to the manner provided to the "In structions to Bidders" upon the form provided by the Architects and accompanied by a bid bond executed to favor of Port Cr ford - Langlois School District #2CJ to an amount not less than 5 per cent of the total amount of the bid. Bid band to be for feited as a fixed and liquidated damage should the bidder neg lect or refuse to enter into a contract and provide suitable bond for the faithful perfor mance of the work to the event t h e contract is awarded him. Funds far the improvement are available and monthly progress payments w ill be made. The Board of Port Orford- Langlois School District #2CJ reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to w aive all in formalities. No b i d d e i may withdraw or modify his bid after the h o u r set for the opening therefor until after the lapse of thirty days from the bid open ing. Louis Knapp, Chairman Helen Slocum, District Clerk Sealed bid» for the construc- t l o n of a Stadium Cover and PrenBoxat Pacific High School, Port ' friard, Oregon, w ill be re ceived by School District #2Q Official Board until 8:00 p. tn. on July 28, 1967. Bid opening w ill be publicly opened and read aloud. The Stadium Cover and Press Box will be constructed at Pa ce re High School, Port Crford, O egon. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of Harlan, Gessford and Erichsen, Archi tects and Engineer, and at the following locations: Eugene Builders Exchange, Eu- gene, O egon. Builders Plan Exchange, Port- land, Oregon, Builders Han Center, Portland, O egon. Josephine County Builders Ex change, Grants ?»ss, O egon. Medford Builders E x c h a n g e , Medford, O egon. Bay Area Plan Exchange, Coos Bay, O egon. Office of the Clerk, School Dis trict #2CJ, Port Oford, O egon. One (1) copy m ay be obtain ed by pre-qualified prospective bidders upon recei[rt of cash or Publish: July 20, 27, 1967 ____ check to the amount of $25. 00 made payable to the Architect. Depositmade upon procurement of drawings, specifications and forms o f contract documents w ill be refunded upon the re turn thereof to good condition By LANS LENEVE by actual bidders within ten diys after the opening of the A song that came into being bids. Non-bidders deposits w ill some 50 or more years ago bo refunded only if documents are returned, to good condition, proved to be of a popular na ture. It was composed during no later than date of bid open the day of the phonograph— ing. Deposits retained w ill c o v when that instrument was as er coet of printing. Individual popular in the home as T V and sheets and specification pages radio reception are today; prob m ay be purchased for cost of reproduction: Drawings, $1. 00 ably more so, for In those days it provided the only source of per sheet, Specifications, $0. 25 such entertainment. per sheet. The song was called “ The Bidders must pre-qualify with Preacher and the B e a r." Even CXmer ten (10) day's prior to bid opening. Pre qualification forms today recordings of that old song may, no doubt, be fouid may be obtained from the .Arch itect, and"should be submitted In various homes of o ld -tim e s to the Owner via .' rchitect. H throughout the land. Occasion Two Kinds of Records (Church Bernices ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Washington G 10th St. Sunday School 9:45 a .m . Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . Evangelistic Service 7:00 p .m . Wednesday Service 7:00 p .m . Pastor R. L. Sharp CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass 9:30 a. m . Father Alan Kennedy, Priest CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Church of Christ) Jensen Center Sunday School 9 : 4 5 a .m . Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . Evening Worship 7:00 p .m . Wednesday Service 7:30 p. m . Albert Kribs, Pastor COMMUNITY CHURCH 20th G Jackson St. Sunday School 9:45 a .m . Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . Evening Service 8:00 p. m. Wednesday Service S:00 p .m . Daniel Hager, Pastor JEHOVAH'S WITNESS 3:03 p. m, Sunday Service 7:30 p .m . Wed. Bible Study FrLTheocratic Min. 7:30 p .m . Friday Service 8:30 p .m . LATTER DAY SAINTS 9:00 a .m . Priesthood, Sunday 10:30 a .m . Sunday Scnoo' 6:00 p .m . Sacrament, Sun. 4:00 p .m , Primary, Tues. M.I.A.Wednesday 7:00 p. m. R elief Soc. ,Tues. IO 00 a .m . PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD "Brush Prairie" 9:45 a. m . Sunday School 11:00 a .m . Morning Worship 7:30 p .m , Evening Worship 7:30 p .m . Wed.Blble Study Rev. A, E.Haight, Paster ally It blares forth from some broadcasting station— even to day. The song— a silly one at that—concerns a preacher that went 'a huntin’ upon a Suncay morning, met up with a b esr, and, in tuna, was brought to bay by bruin. The phonograph records of the song »ere usually worn to a fra zzle In m is t house holds— especially those wheie youngsters were permirted to crank-up the old phonograph, o r what have you? The !dds went fo r that old song In a big way. PREACHER AND DEER Last fa ll, a new record was made. It also concerns a p re acher. However, the new record is not a musical one. It possib ly could be converted Into song by a clever composer,but at the present w riting, It consists of a record of a fa r different nature. It Is an outstanding rec ord of achievement accomplish ed by a certain individual— a m inister of the Gospel. It is a record that hac been recorded In w ritin g —one that w ill go down In history in the Winchest e r Company records. Though In future years it may eventually be topped, tt w ill nevertheless be recorded history fo r a ll tim e in the field of big game trophy hunting. Thereby hangs a tale. Here It Is: Rev. Arnold Dalke of Azalea, O re ., an ardent hunter, hunted fo r days during the past deer season without s u c c e s s . He hunted over a wide scope of country In the area of his home. And, then it happened! A huge buck was spotted— also potted— the gunning preacher, right m front of his house and at a distance of only 150 fe e t Why, that sort of luck is enough to te m p t even a hard-boiled sportsman to study fo r the min istry! It could w ell be taken as a shining example of one who actually lives right, as we know the Rev. Dalke does. But all Joking aside, this w rite r wishes to extend hearty congratulations to that good friend of o u r; «ho won a brand new gold-plated Centennial Model of the 30-30 Winchester for bringing in the largest r a k of b la ck -ta ll deer antlers of the season. The run- ner-up was one-eighth Inch less. Pretty close shave for the preacher, eh? ; FISHERM AN, TOO Rev. Dalke Is not only ao avtd big game hunter, but he also Is quite a disciple of rod and re e l. During the course of a b rief visit paid my home b j him awhile back, we framed up a fishing Junket together during the early spring. Fishermen have a brighter looking weekend c o m i n g up than for the past few months. If winds cooperate and the ocean is fishable, good success is ex pected. Offshore salmon fishing out of Brook mgs has been ranging from f a i r to excellen t with most of the boats getting out retumfitg with fish. The catch has been mostly large silvers, out fair number» of chinook and a few pinks are also being taken. Gold Beach offers good off shore salmon fishing plus fak jack salmon fishtog to the bay. Casting from the north jetty has been productive on jacks. The lower Rogue is begtontog to provide fair catches of seay- run cutthroats.. Fly fishtog is a good bet on these fish. Lots of salmon are being re po r t e d off Pert Oford, but launching facilities are lim ited for sm all sport boats. Elk and Sixes Rivers both of fer good sea-run cutthroat fish ing now. The fisl. are just m o .- tog into tidewater now, so fish ing is low on the streams. Salmon Derby Is Fair Event It's tim e to oil up your U l ~ tog gear and aim for one artBe big trophies in the first annual Curry County Fair Salmon Def- by which opens July 23. Fair manager Bill Crook sy d today,"We expectsom e top*8®- tries in all divisions as the or iginal myrtlewood trophies w ill give the sportsman a prize he can display with pride. " Tro phies w ill be awarded for the first three places in the mens, women and juvenile division. The juvenile division is for boys and girls 17 years old and under. Fish must be caught either off the Curry coast or to a coun ty river to be eligib le. All sal mon must be entered at M onies 'Outdoor Store in Gold Beach or Ceo's Sporthaven in Brookings. '»Closing date for the Salmon Derby is August 13, and all cer tificates must be to the Curry C ountjf\Fa i r Office in Gold Beach by\noon that day. Awards far winning fish w ill be made at the rodt.o Sunday afternoon during intermission. A scoreboarsj at the entering stations w ill b<i'.posted to keep fishermen informed of top en ________ tries. NEWS W ANT APS REALLY C r o w SHOP HOM sroe c i Ffusr ST. CHRISTOPHER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday School IO 00 a .m . Holy Ei’x h a ib t 9:03 a .m . Rev. James E.Uoyd, Vicar ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 9:45 a .m . Sunday School 9:45 a .m . Adult Bible Class 11:00 a .m . Divine Warship 7:30 p .m , Choir, Thursday .Teachers Meeting, l»t Monday 7:30 p .m . of month Council Meeting, 1st Tue«day 7:30 p .m . of m onth Gnil d, 3rd Thurs. of 7:30 p .m . month Rev. Rudolph Mensch, Pastor Cash? S«6 R ick B ran n o n B e a ch CH 7 -2 3 1 1 I
