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Port Orford News, Thursday, August 24, 1967—5 WKklOU * ★ FO R SA L E FOR R E N T * REAL ESTATE NYLON TIRES 7.50-20, 10- NICE furnished house—4 bdrm. WESLEY D. SPENCER Adults only. Inquire at Battle ply, lots of tread, $25 each. Rock Garage, Agnes Leutwy- Also a Hercules engine, $25. REALTOR SIN C E 19^>_ ler,_______________ 8-17-tf Call 332-3432. 8-24-tf .'wo bedroom home on a 70 x TWS bedroom house on Qkf ■NEW A ace *g* tpy-rocTTC 100’ lot, close to shopping. River. Phone 332-4182. Shoots miniature astronaut up ONLY $2250with $750 down. ___________________ 12^5=11 to 600 feet in air. Returns nose TWO bedroom furnished apart 8-U nitrental property furnished, cone and assembly with two m ent. Phone 332-3704. with 6 garages, consider late tiny parachutes. $2. 95 pre- model car and cash for $4900. p a ld . MARATHON PRO _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7-1 3 -0 equity. DUCTS, Box 113, Cooe'Bay, THREE bedroom house, unfurn ished, stove and refrigerator Property in any price range for Oregon. 3 -2 4 -ltp tf available. W i ll be vacant your need or investment. W E S T E R N S t a t e s Plywood June 21. Call 332-2191.6-8-tf share. Phone 332-3432. _____ _____________ 3-30-tf; TWO bedroom house, unfurn A fine income property a t a low price. ished, stove and refrigerator FENCE POSTS see Jim Nodine, avilable. Call 332-2191. 332-2201,_________ THREE bedroom house, fami?^ _________________ 6-8-tf ro o m .li baths, carpet liv TWO 2-bdrm. homes, 19th and ing room, drapes throughout, Jackson, and 20th and Jeffer —2 Blocks West of McKays— stove, refrigerator, 3/4 acre son._______________ 3-3 0 -tf Phone 332-2231 on Knapp Road, ideal place ONE bedroom duplex, furnished, for fisherman. Adjoining lot with garage, on Silver Butte which is 3/4 acre. Call 332- Rd,Call 332-4189. 8-10-tf ★ W A N T E D 3432.______________ 4 -2 0 -tf THREE bedroom house on Elk 3 bdrm. house close to school and stores. Contact Dal Weir SUPPLEMENT y o u r husband's River, 1 m ile from Western at 332-3311 or 332-2596. income representing A v o n States Plywood.F ire place, el 8-10-tf P r o d u c ts . Avon territories ectric heat, new paint inside open in Langlois and Sixes. and out.Write E.A. (Bud) M il FOUR bedroom house, unfur Interview inyourhom e. Write ler, Box 105, Vida, Cre. 97488 nished^ baths,fireplace. Call P. O. Box 651, Coos Bay, Ore. or call Eugene (Leaburg ex 332-2595, 8-17-tf 97420.8-10-4tc change) 896-3733, 8-3-tf UNFURNISHED A PT., $80 per BABYSITTER to live in for 10 AKC miniature poodles, silver month. Water and heat paid. days in October. Three pre andblack—$50. See at Agate Contact McKays Market. school children. Write P. O. Beach Trailer Court (at of _____________________ 7-2 0 -tf fice,C all 332-3591, 7-20-tf Box 5, Port Ctford, Ore. 97465. 8-24-2tp VIEW ! 'VIEW ! Three bedroom, TWO bedroom duplex, fumish- e d, with garage o n Silver t w o fireplaces, recreation Butte Rd. Phone 332-4189. room,garage, swimming pool 8-10-tf ★ P E R S O N A L in protected area, 2a miles from town. Call 332-3574. ________________ ____7-20-tf TWO bedroom house, $60 per PERSONS wishing to take ad month.332-3038. 8-24-tf vantage of a short writing TRAILERS—Call 332-3591 or course, please contact Elma Box 63, Agate Beach Trailei Ismert, P.O.Box 123, G o ld Court, Port Orford, 8-17-tf ★ F or Sale or rent Beach, Ore. 97444, or phone PICKLING cucumbers. C a l l CH 7-4702,_______ 8 -2 4 -ltc 332-3425._________8-10-2tc 2 Bdrm., carpet living r o o m , f u r n i s h e d —$350 dn. 5 per 30" GAS range. Call 332-4190. cent interest on balance of ________________ 8 -2 4 -ltp $6,000—pymts.$75. Will take FIREPLACE wood. Call 332- something in trade. On Knapp » 3151. 8-10-tf Road. Write to: Fred Popoff, ■66 SINGER 4660 Franklin BI v d ., #21, Eu- Will zig-zag—make COLEMAN oil stove in a 90- gene, Cfrc.__________ 8-17-tf buttonholes—blind hem - gal. steel barrel and stand, a sew on buttons, etc. 16-h.p. MARK 20 Mercury SMALL house behind Port Or ford Variety. Call 332-2401. motor, 2 braidedrugs, approx. 8-10-tf $41. 30 or reliable party 9x12 and 6x8. Call 332-3457. may make 7 payments 8 -2 4 -ltc of $6. 50. l^fep carpet cleaning problems i r R E W A R D Call 332-3151 sm all—use Blue Lustre wall to wall. Rent electric sham- ^pooer 5 t .AVesteniAuto. ItC IF you found a sewing machine drawer lost on Garrison Lake Rd. Saturday, Aug. 19, please call 332-2312, 8 -2 4 -ltc F or Sale or Trade CHANNEL 3 KIEM-TV CHANNEL 6 KVIQ-TV DAYTIME PROGRAMMING 7:30 CBS Morning News 8:00 Capt. 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"Red" McWilliams, 11:30 Joey Bishop 5:30 Felony Squad Manager THURSDAY 6:00 Newswest 205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Cre. 5:00 Custer 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 332-2907 6:00 Local News 7:00 Rifleman Marion L. Whittaker 6:30 Cronkite News 7:30 Tarzan Langlois 312 7:00 Garrison's Gorillas Jim McNamara, Port Orford 8:30 Star Trek 8:00 Rat Patrol 9:30 Acc. Family 8:30 Bewitched 10:00 Judd 9:00 Movie 11:00 DeWitt Report 11:00 Late News 11:30 Carson 11:30 Joey Bishop FRIDAY 5:00 Voyage to Sea none TOWN 6:00 Local News sto tos n u r 6:30 Cronkite News 7:00 Green Acres 7:30 Wild West 8:30 Comer Pyle 9:00 Movie 11:00 Late News 11:30 Joey Bishop Wesley D. Spencer Realtor LOOK! FAITH TW O b e d r o o m house with sleeping porch, garage, e lec tric heat, close to schools and stores. W i ll trade for other property or anything of value. Contact Dick Goergen, 332- 3 0 8 4 . __________ 8-24-2tp *• R E A L E ST A T E D .F . DeVoe Realtor Beautiful ocean and lake view 2 Bedroom hom e on fidl acre. 2 fireplaces, e le c tric h eat, priced b e l o w a p p r a i s e d value a t S 16, 500. DO YOU W A N T TO SELL YOUR CONTRACT OR vMORTGAGE ? M ONLY WAILABLI. FOR SOJJND P \ PER. H E LP.... N e e d listings of oceanfront, ocean view, river frontage, ac reage large or sm all. We have barga bis galore in th at basic com m oddity, land. Why pay rent when you can own your own hom e for a sm all down paym ent, and paym ents LESS than rent. Come in. we w ill be happy to show you around. We have trades in this area ana other parts of the state. Being In youjCade and see If we can get together. D .F . DEVOE, REALTOR KEN DENNISON, Port Orford Manager PHCNE 332-3521 TEXACO HAS FOR LEASE ITS STATION IN PORT ORFORD. Mmimum investment re quired. Excellent income potential for ambitious person. For details phone Coos Bay 267-4617 days, 267-3000 evenings. COMPLETE TV (color), RADIO, TAPE RECORDER SERVICE. Free estimates when brought to store. PHONE ED 2-3371 Hahn Hardware A SUBSCRIPTION Jo The NEWS Steri Yours Now! Classified Ad Rates—80i first insertion, minimum; 50<t each week thereafter, minimum. BE COVERED THE SAFE WAY... 24 Hour Phone Service 7 D ap a Week M ISC E L L A N E O U S ANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser v ice-C om plete income tax service,bookkeeping and pay roll. Thomas M. McGinty, Box 625, Bandon. Off ice phone347- 5421; home phone 347-5703 Across street from theatre. S IN G E R ervfce, sales and accessories P h o n e Port Cleaners, 332- 3165. lr. C. G. Stem.Chiropratic Phy sician. Physiotherapy. Hours (Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Theilto Bldg., C o ld Beach. CH 7- 8051, EPTIC TANK pumping. Low est rates in Port Crfcrd regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation Call CH 7-4020 collect. aAFECOURCOOENERAt IN S U R A N C E YOU CAN RELAX about your family, your home, y o u r car, your b o at.. .evenyour busin ess when you're covered by the c o m p l e t e SAFECO roof of planned protection. U N B E L IE F Assembly of God Coos-Curry Electric NEWS SHOI Rent, sell, buy, trade w ith classified ad.- - » * ♦ * Do you have INSURANCE PROBLEMS? Under age, driving re cord, license suspended, etc. We can help you. SEE OR CALL KEN DENNISON 332-3521 Representing KOLEN-HUGGINS AGENCY 205 W. 6th St. oeroeo sort BUYS I x iw y s REAP THE ...THE THE —UM...PAPER... ISSUES OF THE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids for the construc tion of Port Ctford C ity H all at Port Orford, Ctegon, will be re ceived bv the City of Port Ct ford until 8 p.m .on September 7, 1967. Bid opening w ill be con When the band-tall pigeon ducted at the Port Orford City season officially opens Sept. 1, H all. Bids w ill be publicly op shot-gunners will be given the ened and read aloud. The Port first opportunity since the fore Ctford City H all w ill be con part of January to unllmber structed adjacent to the existing t h e i r “ smoke-sticks” on a City Hall, 2Oth and Idaho Street, game bird here In the coastal Port Ctford, Ctegon. section of the country. It has Plans and specifications may been a long wait on the part be seen a t the office of Harlan, of many gunners . . . seven Gessfctd and Erichsen, A rchi- long months. tects-Engineer, and at the fol The dally bag limit for that lowing locations: tough little game bird is eight— Port Orford City Hall, Office the same as in seasons past. of the Clerk. The band-tails s t a r t mi Eugene Builders Exchange, Eu grating from their winter habi gene, Oregon. tats to the south of us, during Builders Plan Exchange, Port the month of April. Various land, Oregon. areas to be found In Coos and Builders Plan Center, Portland, Curry counties have, for many Oregon. years, proved to consist of their Bay Area Plan Exchange, Coos favorite nesting zones, as well Bay, O egon. as providing abundant food for Josephine County Builders Ex th e m —newly-planted g r a in , change, Grants Pass, Ctegon. cascara berries, elder berries Medford Builders Exchange, and salmon berries. They also Medford, Oregon. can be found at times In huckle One (1) copy m ay be obtain berry patches. In some In ed by pre-qualified prospective stances they prove to be pests bidders upon receip t of cash or when they descend In great check in the am ount of $25 numbers upon ripening patches m ade payable to the A rchitect. of strawberries and fruit or D epositm ade upon procurement chards . . . and appear to be of drawings, specifications and especially fond of cherries. farms o f contract documents Aside from the cherries, they w ill be refunded upon the re prefer to partake of both ap turn thereof in good condition ples and plums when in the by actual bidders within ten green stages. When the fruit days after the opening of the begins to ripen, they take off bids. Non-bidders deposits will In search of other food more be refunded only if documents to their liking. are returned, in good condition, not later than date of bid open WATER ATTRACTS BIRDS ing. Deposits retained will cover Hundreds of the band-tails cost of p r i n t i n g . Individual are to be found throughout the sheets and specification pages summer months and early fall, m ay b e purchased for cost of re prior to their migration south, production: Drawings, $1 p e r frequenting certain spots to be sheet; Specifications, $. 25 per found along the banks of rivers, sheet. streams and mineral springs. Hunters Aw ait Pigeon Season Opening Such spots are known to the p ig e o n hunter as “watering spots.” While it is true that that pigeons quench their thirst NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT In rivers and smaller stream s, FOR BIDS ON TIMBER SALE it is really the fine, craw-filling gravel that proves to be the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN main attractions along thebanks th at the Curry County Court has of such waterways. As for the determ ined to sell all m erch them fqrthelr mineral deposits. antable tim ber located on cer- Thè actual slaughter of the t a i n county forest lands des number of the band-tails that cribed as follows, to-wit: occur throughout the opening days of the season at such PARCEL I: spots, is of an appalling na ture at times. It is nothing un All th at portion of property usual during certain weekends located in Pacific City Plat for a group of hunters to bag No. 3 belonging to Curry 250 or 300 plegons during the County,Oregon, except that two days at such watering .«pots. LEGAL notice portion of said property in said plat located north of the north boundary o f O Avenue and located east of the east boundary of 21st Street; PARCEL IL- All th at portion of property located in Pacific City Plat No. 2 located south of the south boundary of M Aven ue and east of die east boun dary of First Street, belong ing to Curry County. All of the m erchantable tim ber located on said lands be longing to Curry County will be offered for sale by said county on a cash basis. All bids shall be subm itted in scaled form and shall be subm itted to the Curry County Clerk and shall arrive b y m a i l or o t h e r w i s e in c u s t o d y of t h e C u r r y County Clerk on or before 5 o ' clock p. m . on the 30th day of August, 1967. Each bid shall be accom panied either by a c e rti fied check or by good and suf ficien t bond by a surety com pany authorized to do business in the State of O egon in an a - m ount not less than 10 p ercent of the am ount of the total bid. The successful bidder shall have 30 calendar months after the acceptance of a bid to remove said tim ber,T he successful bid der shall fire trail all logged areas and shall in a l l ways com ply with all applicable O e gon and federal laws pertain ing to the logging and harvest ing of tim ber. Inasmuch as there are some private lands located in and among the area of the county lands to be logged, the successful bidder shall, at his own risk, survey and determine where these private lands are located. Curry County Court guarantees a road right-of-w ay far the purpose of logging and removing the tim ber from said area. Curry County shall reserve the right to refuse any and all bids. All inquiries should be ad dressed t o the Curry County Court at the Curry C o u n t y Courthouse,Gold Beach, O egon and maps of the area and addi tional inform ation concerning the area belonging to the coun ty to be logged may be obtain ed at the office of the Curry C o u n t y Court in the Curry County Courthouse at G o ld Beach, O egon. Publish: Augiet 10,17, 24,1967 ' HARD TO BRING DOWN In spite of Its small size (only s l i g h t l y larger than a robin), the band-tall Is a mighty hard bird to bring down with a charge of bird shot. In addition to their flesh being far from a tender nature, they are exceptionally heavily fea thered which serves to afford them added protection w hen struck by the pellets of various sizes that are used by the small army ofhunters that relentless ly pursue them throughout the entire 30-day season. They are very loosely feath ered and are easy to pluck. It is not at all an unusual oc currence to witness a flying bird struck by a charge of shot that knocks out a fistful of feathers without bringing the bird to earth. At times, after have been struck by a death dealing charge of pellets, they will continue In flight for a considerable distance before plunging earthward. Their dur ability is truly one of a re markable nature. In fact, it is really amazing when compared to that of other species of game birds that out rival them many times in both size and weight but are knocked dead from the skies by the same type of load that falls to halt the tough little band-tall In flight. TOUGH IN TWO WAYS Pigeons are tough In two dif ferent ways. They are hard to kill . . . and they are also hard to cook tender. That Is, with the possible exception of very young birds. The older birds require from two or three solid hours of steady boiling before they’re tender; just forget about frying them. Baking them also con sumes a lot of time. The best method In bringing them to a qulcRer tender stage Is cooking them In the pressure cooker. Prepared for the table In any other manner is bound to test the patience of even the best dls- posltloned housewife. Well, whether you cook ’em yourselves or give ’em away, here’s good luck to all you pigeon hunters, come Sept. 1. Bidders m ust prequalify w ith Owner ten (1G) days prior to bid opening.Pie-qualification forms m ay be obtained from A rchi te ct, and should be subm itted to Owner via A rchitect.If prequal ification form is on file with arch itect and is not over six months old, refiling is not n ec essary unless there has been a substantial change in contrac tor's status. No bid will be considered unless fully com pleted in the m anner provided in the "In structions to Bidders" upon the bid form provided by the Arch itects and accom panied by a bid bond executed in favor of the City of Port Ctford, Oregon, in an am ount not less than 5 per cen t of the total am ount of the bid. Bid bond to be forfe ited as a fixed and liquidated dam age should the bidder neglect or refuse to enter into a con tract and provide suitable bond for the faithful performance of the work in the event the con trac t is awarded to him. Funds for the im provem ent are av a il able and m onthly progress pay m ents will be m ade. The City of Port Crford, O e gon, reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive all inform alities. No bidder m ay withdraw or modify his bid af ter the hour set for the opening therefor until after the lapse of thirty days from the bid opening. MUTH COAST A n &W* The large schools of silvers that have been working off the south coast the past few weeks have moved on and as a result, fishing has slowed a b it How ever,fair and occasionally good catches of large Chinook are being brought in at Gold Beach and Brookings providing plenty of incentive for the mob of anglers in the area. The Chinook are averaging better than 20 pounds apiece and hooking one of these ¡link ers helps m ake up for the lack of the sm aller silvers. Chinook fishing in Rogue River bay has been spotty but could erupt any tim e. The bay is full of rolling and jum ping salmon giving trollers fits trying to get them to strike. Could be a good bet for the weekend. Rogue River summer ste el head are thick in the bay and in tidew ater up to Elephant Rock. Boats and shorecasters fishing around the rock have come in with some very nice catches.Best success has been on worms, eggs, small spin-n-glos and wobblers early in the morn ing or in the evening. These fish should start up river any day now so the w eek end prospects look very good. Frank St. Clair, Mayor Ruth Wahl, Clerk Publish: August 24,31, 1967. —---- ------ —--- ------ I J -2 * 4, v .. ) a » ; Need Cash?! Finance ( ^ Ä O ^ F ^ B e ^ -G a r ^ B ld g ^ G o ld ^ B e a c h ^ K I ♦
