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Port O ford News, Thursday, September 28, 1967—S SALE FOR RENT K-TOP canopy or sport camper, insulated,w ith back door, in terior light and running lights for Ford pickup, '56 thru '60 w ith wide, long bed, $200, Used one trip. Call Langlois 3 12.M.L, Whittaker. 9 -2 8 -ltp HORSE (Thunder ) trail or riding $250 includes s a d d l e and bridle.C ontact Phyllis Wood- ward. Elk River road, 9 -28-tf 1950 Buick in good condition, new tires. Call 332-4183. ____________________ 9-28-2tp FOR "a jo b w ell done feeling" clean carpets with Blue Lus tre. Rent electric shampooer $1, Western Auto,_______ ltc THREE bedroom house on Elk River, 1 m ile from Western States Plywood.Fireplacc, e l ectric heat, new paint inside audout.W rite E.A, (Bud) M il ler, Box 105,Vida, Cte. 97488 or call Eugene (Leaburg ex- change) 896-3733, S-3-tf SHARE in local plywood-terms. Call Eureka, Calif. 443-4660. ______________________9 -7 -tf FENCE POSTS see Jim Nodlne, —332-2204,__________ 2 -2 -tf SHOP HOME sroeef n o r 3 Bdrm. h o u s e —Harp ol the Winds subdiv. Call 332-2191. WESLEY D. SPENCER Stove and refrig, available. REALTOR SIN C E 1946 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9 -2 8 -ltc EWO bedroom house o n ilk Approx. 5 acres about 800 feet River. Phone 332-4182. ou Agate Beach Rd. In city ;»nd county. $3500. 00. — _________________ 1 2 ^ S d i TWO bedroom furnished apart 8 - Un it rental property furnished, m ent. Phone 332-3704. with 6 garages, consider late - ______________ 7 -1 3 -tf model car and cash for $4900. THREE bedroom house, unfurn e qu ity. ished, stove and refrigerator available. W i ll be vacant Buy a small 2 bedroom lom e lime 21.Call 332-2191,6 -8-tf torS2250.00. Some credit for cleaning yard, etc. Very low TWO bedroom house, unfurn down. ished. stove and refrigerator Property in any price range lor avilable. Call 332-2191. your need or investment. _ ____________________ 6 -8 -tf THREE room bachelor furnished A lin e in co m e property a t a low apartment, utilities included. pi ic e . __$45,Call 332-2231. 8 -3 1-tf NICE clean two bdrm. house, curtains and heater furnished. On the school bus route. Sil ver Butte Ave. Call 332-3038. 9 -7 -tf TWO bdr. house. C all 332-3429 alter 5 p. m. 9-28-3tp UNI URNISHED A P T .. S80 per month. Water and heat paid. Contact McKays Market. _____________________ 7-20- tf HOUSEKEEPING CABIN-$50 a m th ., u t i l i t i e s included. Price's Anchor inn, 332-2622. 9 -7 -tf SHOP srosesr/w •k REAL ESTATE STROUT REALTY, INC ★ For Sale or Trade 16 ft. boat. 10 h. p. motor and trailer for small cam p n a il er. Write Floyd Creson, P. O. _ 3 25, Po-t Orford, 9- 14-4tp i 1 m ile of Sixes River frontage. 86 Acs. 2 homes. $48, 500—with $10, 000 down. Has present in- ' com e. Overlooking Hubbards C r e e k and ocean. A prestige home. Has everything the modem house wife desires, $21, 500—terms, 3 Bdrs. —2 baths—firep lace— builtin appliances—view of lake i —$12,500 w ithreasonable down 2 Bdrm ., carpet living r o d In, payment. f u r n i s h e d — $¿5.50 dn. 5 per ce n t interest on balance of 3 bdr. view of ocean—city—lake. $6,000—pymts.$75. Will take $16. 900—terms. something in trade. On Knapp Road. Write to: Fred Popoff, 90Acs. N. of high school. Fronts 4660 Franklin BI v d ., #21, Eu- on Hwy. 101. $11, 500—terms. gene. O r e . 8 - 1 7 - t f 197 Acres. A m ile along the ocean—cam p sites and picnic RENTED IT areas already in. Shown by ap pointment only. 1 THROUGH THI THE ★ For Sale or p h WANT ADS no rent i r . i 18 Acres—beautiful c o u n t r y hom e—$27, 500—terms. 80 Acres, across highway from ocean—$30, 000—29“ down, REAL ESTATE O F . DeVoe Realtor 95 Acres, across highway from , ocean—$45, 000—29 down. 87 Acres, ocean view, building sites—S55. 000—29 down. 30 ACRES, south of Port Orford 3 Acres—3 bedroom home, well has tim ber, good access. $5500. furnished—$12, 500. 10 ACRES. Sixes River. $8500. 80 ACRES, Elk River, $8000. 5 Acres—3 bedroom home near Floras La k e —$16. 700—$3500 down. 4 ACRES, Silver Springs area. 93 Acres Grade "A" d a i r y - stocked and equipt—$120, 000. $2000. 29° down. bO YOU W A N T TO SELL John W. "Red" McWilliams, YOUR CONTRACT OR M anager ^MORTGAGE? MONEY * 205 W. 6th, Port Crford, Ore. AVAILABLE FOR SO1/ND 332-2907 PAPER. Marion L. W hittaker Langlois 312 H E L P .... Jim McNamara, Port Orford N e e d listings of oceanfront, ocean view, river frontage, ac reage large or small. 52 weeks of reading pleasure are yours for $3. Subscribe to News. We have trades in this area and other parts of the state. Bring In your Cade and see if we can get together, EE COVERED D.F. DEVOE, REALTOR KEN DENNISON, THE SAFE WAY. .. Port Orford Manager PHCNE 332-3521 24 How Phone Service 7 Dhys i Week k MISCELLANEOUS BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser v ic e-C o m p lete 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 Service, sales and accessories P h o n e Port Cleaners, 332- 3165. Dr. C. G. Stem,Chiropeatic Phy sician. Physiotherapy. Hours (Tuesday through Saturday; 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m . Theilin Bldg., C o l d Beach. CH 7 - 8051. SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low- est rates m Port Orford regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation Call CH 7-4020 collect. REAL ESTATE 8*HC0»UF£C0»GENERA l 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 you're covered by the c o m p l e t e SAFECO roof of planned protection. ♦ * * » 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. ow row o rout DAYTIME PROGRAMMING 7:30 CBS Morning News 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Candid Camera 9:30 B.Hillbillies 10:00 Andy of Mayberry 10:30 Dick VanDyke 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow/ Guiding Light 12:00 Everybody's Talking 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 Houseparty 2:00 Love is A Many S pi. 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WEDNESDAY PHONE ED 2-3371 l/V W W W W W V W W W W V 5:30 Newlywed Game 6:00 Newswest TUESDAY 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 5:00 Hondo 7:00 Westerners 6:00 Local News 7:30 Virginian 6:30 Cronkite News 9:00 Kraft Hall 7:00 Dillon 10:00 Run for Your Life 7:30 Daktari 11:00 Nite Beat 8:30 Skelton 11:05 Wheels to Adv. 9:30 Good Mom World 11:30 Carson 10:00 Hollywood Palace THURSDAY 11:00 Late News 5:30 Tom Mintey 11:30 Joey Bishop 6:00 Newswest WEDNESDAY 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 5:00 McGaraghan 7:00 Zane Grey 5:30 Batman 7:30 Daniel Boone 6:00 Local News 8:30 Ironside 6:30 Cronkite News 9:30 Dragnet 68 7:00 Rango 10:00 Dean Martin 7:30 Lost in Space 11:09 Nite Beat 8:30 B. H illbillies 11:05 Calif. Outdoors 9:00 Movie 11:30 Carson 11:00 Late News FRIDAY 11:30 Joey Bishop 5:30 Felony Squad THURSDAY 6:00 Newswest 5:00 Custer 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 6:00 Local News 7:00 Rifleman 6:30 Cronkite News 7:30 Tarzan 7:00 Garrison's Gorillas 8:30 Star Trek 8:00 Rat Patrol 8:30 Bewitched 9:30 Acc. Family 9:00 Movie 10:00 Judd 11:00 DeWitt Report 11:00 Late News 11:30 Carson 11:30 Joey Bishop FRIDAY 5:00 Voyage to Sea home r a w 6:00 Local News 6:30 Cronkite News SrOHS F/gfT 7:00 Green Acres 7:30 Wild West 8:30 Comer Pyle 9:00 Movie 11:00 Late News ll:3 0 J o e y Bishop Wesley D. Spencer Realtor W OOP'S LO VE Assembly of God Coos-Curry Electric Hahn Hardware « top placer. It takes five stars for a letter. The team 's next m eet will be at Gold Beach this Saturday with between twenty and twen ty-five other teams. A First Time F or Everything JV OUT The postponement of both the dove and pigeon season that oc curred in Oregon marked the first closure of such bird sea sons—due toaflrehazard--that has evern happened here. Well, as the saying goes . . . there’s always the first time for every thing. And, darned tf it didn’t happen! On two different occasions during the past several years this writer recalls that, due to the dryness of the woods, it was necessary for the pigeon hunter to obtain a permit of entry from the Forest Service in order to gun for the band- tails. Incidentally, despite the dryness of the woods at that time, no fires resulted from the granting of permission to hunters during the entire open season on the birds. The great majority of hunters are lire conscious, and are not just about ready to set the woods afire. But due to the carelessness of a very small minority of such so- called sportsmen, during past deer seasons, the g r e a t ma jority of pigeon hunters must pay the penalty for the acts committed by just a few care less individuals. We were fully In accord with the closure of the woods, but nevertheless, we cannot help but grouse concerning the fact that It would not have occurred If just a small number of nin compoops"-calling themselves sportsmen—had acted as such, and not carelessly started for est fires during various deer seasons. It’s too bad that real sportsmen must suffer the con sequences due to the acts com mitted by others. A real sportsman protects both the came he hunts and the forests which serve to pro tect animals and birds. This scribe is In favor of declaring an open season on careless hunters In general. This would include those guilty of setting forest fires, shooting others through carelessnass in the handling of firearms, and In "potting” a fellow hunter by mistaking him for a game ani mal. With all such persons eliminated from the picture, this would prove to be a better land In which to hunt. BEST OUTDOOR MAGAZINE '66 SINGER Will zig-zag—make buttonholes—blind hem — sew on buttons, etc. Being a member of the Out door W riters’ Association of America, this scribe receives complimentary subscriptions from the publishers of most all leading magazines in the out door field. Each and every one of them provides interesting reading to a hunter and fish erman. However, if we were called upon to state our pref erence as to the one of our first choice in the entire field of publications, we would pick NEBRASKAland, the magazine that is published by the Ne braska Game and Parks Com mission. In my opinion, It Is the best of Its kind In the field In the art of picture reproduction. The pictures of outdoor scenes that It contains are really of a fab ulous nature. Those natureplc- tures are truly masterpieces of photography and of a breath taking character. That goes for the drawings likewise that fre quently appear within the pages. The reproductions are of a quality that would, If framed and hung in a den, provide a setting of unusual attractive ness. In addition to the fine Il lustrations, the magazine is chockful of hunting and fishing PARTICLE BOARD AT stories about Nebraska and of old frontier days. In fact, It DISCOUNT PRICES covers a host of subjects that are so dear to the heart of 4 X 8 - 5 /8 ” Blows $.80 outdoorsmen In general. "NEBRASKAland’ sells for 50? a copy, but the subscrip- $41. 30 or reliable party may make 7 payments of $6. 50. Other sizes and g rad es at bargain p ric e s. NEWS W ANT APS REALLY SHOP Thompson Bros. Lumber Co. How High Is Your Community Credit Reputation? WY ALL like to bo admired, looked up to. rs YOUR record for paying your bills one io be proud of? IT NOT TODAY’S THI DAT TO PAT’ Let’s start building • l°°d credit record today, so you can charge tomorrow. CREDIT BUREAU 0 P OOQOTLLS Serving the Bandon - North Curry Area ooounxi. ouoow LOOK! Call 332-3151 I RENTED ( THROUGH THE WANT AOS 4 X 6 - 5 /8 ” #1 tion rate is $3 a year. Should any of you readers be interest ed in subscribing, the address is: Outdoor NEBRASKAland, State Capitol, Lincoln, Neb., 68509. A two-year subscription is $5. Incidentally, If any of you readers would like to take a squint at a copy of the maga zine, this scribe will furnish you with one, gratis. And, for your information, we wish to state that we are receiving no commission on any subscrip tions sent in by readers. We are simply recommending the magazine to you, because we like it so well. Nuf’sed. Pacific Loses Third Game Sutherlin amassed 'a id s io win handily. Pacific in a nialcli of winless teams An 83-yard pm,I over inn 37-0. from previously return by Dave Vasser ,larled the Buii- doj;s on their six-touchdown spree Jeff Eggelslon figured in four of the touchdowns -'.coring once and passing for the other three. Sutherlin had 194 yards rush ing and 221 yards passing. Pa cific. which was forced Io kick eight limes and lost the ball three times on fumbles, gained a total ot 171,yard,s, Scoring Summary 0 0 II 0— 0 Sutherlin « 12 S 13—37 S-Davc Vasser, 83 punt re turn (kick failed): S-Jeff Eggle ston. 3 run Ikiek failed); S-Vas- scr, 52 pass from Eggleston (kick failed I: S. Dale Robinson. 18 pass from Eggleston (kick failed): S-.I. 1). Lcafgren, 27 run (kirk failed): S.-Lcafgren, 75 pass from Eggleston I Robinson The Pirates' JV football team dropped a close game to the larger Brookings Bruins last Sat urday at Brookings. The Pirates, despite their size, gave Brookings a couple scares, before Brookings scored twice in the final quar ter to win the game 25-13. The Bjerg twins, Darrell and David, and PhU Cope led the P i r a t e offense to score two touchdowns. Each of the Bjerg twins had a touchdown to his name. The Pirates started the game out with a Bjerg touch down and led until Brookings took the lead in the third quar ter with a touchdown to make the score 13-6 going into the final quarter. Pacific's hopes of a win momentarUy diminished when Brookings started th e quarter with a touchdown. But a Bjerg twin broke loose on a sweep a - round l e f t end to make the score 19-13. But the Brookings offense managed to break Pa cific's d e f e n s e for a quick touchdown to win the g a m e 25-13. Up to this tim e, Pacific's de fense was holding pretty well, led by Robert Biggs' 17 tackles and RobertMcKenzie's 13 tack les. Les Knight and Ron Sheldon were b o th credited with 11 tackles and Scott McKenzie had 10 tackles. David Bjerg made two pass interceptions for the game, Lee Potter also did a fine job on defense. The J V's next game wffl be at home this Saturday against the Marshfield frosh at 1 p. m. BOWLING Pacific pass from Eggleston). CC Team Outscored by Terry Sweeney The Pirates cross country team , coachedby coach Clay Dunlap, ventured to Brookings Saturday where they were victims of the Bruins. The Bruins, who were sixth in the state last year, ran two teams against Pacific on the hilly 2. 6 m ile course at Azalea State Park. The score was B r o o k in g s A 38 points, Brookings B 41 points; and Pa cific 44 points. The winning tim e turned in during the hot day was 15.14 by G. Wintersteen of Brookings He was followed across the fin ish line by Tom Brown of Pa cific whose tim e was 15. 43. The next Pacific runner to cross the line was seventh place Terry Sweeney whose tim e was 16. 23. The other three of Pacific's top five runners for the m eet were: Frank Neeley at tenth with 16. 34, Hans Jorgensen at eleventh with 16. 49, and fresh man Jim Carr at twelfth with 16. 51. Other Pacific runners that ran at the duel m eet were: Bob Ray at 17.12, BUI Heckard at 18. 40, Joe Jacobsen at 18. 55, Scott Hulsey at 19.43, and Johnny Jensen and David Russel both at 20. 39. Those that received stars to ward their letter in this m eet were Brown, Sweeney, Neeley, Jorgensen,Carr and Ray. A run ner wins a star when he finishes within two minutes of Pacific's BATTLE ROCKETS TEAM W L McKay's Mkt, 8 4 Beeline Fashions 8 4 Flash's Mket. 7 5 Bartlett's Cafe 6 6 Pacific Drive-In 6 6 W. S. Plywood S 7 Pearson's Chev. 4 8 Port Cleaners 4 8 High Team Series Bartlett's C a fe ................... 2070 High T eam Game Bartlett's C a fe........... . . . . 757 High Individual Series Clara M ille r......................... 472 High Individual Game Clara M ille r......................... 136 Splits Converted C l a r i c e Hopkins, 5-7; Myiel ■Can, 3-10. SCHOOL LUNCH MENU MONDAY Hot dogs Buttered com Applesauce Cinnamon rolls Milk TUESDAY Spanish rice Buttered peas Fruit salad Hot french bread Milk WEDNESDAY Meat loaf Vegetable salad Apricots Bread, butter, milk THURSDAY Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes Buttered green beans Fruited jello Bread, butter, milk FRIDAY Spilt pea soup Vegetable sticks Pumpkin bread Peanut butter and je lly sandwiches Milk $1.25 »K N O W N FOR ■ IM IM B IW ID R A I N N i a » ----- ro w ■ 1 x 12 K. D. Pine Shelving 11(5 per Lin. foot. JasLtAaE çàtom& 2 x 4 Std. & Bfr. Utility Stud. Insulation,Aluminum windows, Roofing and Roof Coatings. Lower Harbor Road B o x 6 7 H a rb o r, O re g o n P h. 469 - 3713 IIX V IN S WWWT o x c o s o AT NO A D D IT IO N A L C H A X D l W A D I L -, JXAA □ O LO itA C H J. O M IT M C H 7 -9 O O O Crater ' Finance 360 F. B et-G ar Bldg. G old Beach CH 7-2811
