P<*t O f Old News, Thursday, March 21, 1968
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n e a r Western Builders. Call
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332-4161.12-21-tf
PRESTO LOGS. Western Build-' TWO bdrm. ap t., unfurnished.
e r s . 1 0 - 5 - t f
Contact McKay's Market.
WOOD fireplace.C all 332-3151. _____________________ 1-18-tf
11-2-tf
2 Bdrm. trailer house near ply
wood m ill, good TV G auto
TRAILER H OUSE-1960 Buck
m atic washer. Call 332-4825,
ingham 2-bdrm., 10'x53'.Call
3 -2 1 -ltc
332-2121.___________ 2 -8 -tf
12-FOOT boat, trailer and 9)
h. p. Evinrude m o t o r (like ★ F o r S a le o r rent
n ew ), lapidary equipment,
Jeepgascans, grinders, tum b
lers, 3 butane tanks, ceram ic ONE—2 bdrm.house and one 3-
m o l d s a n d miscellaneous
bdrm. house to right people
articles, 332-2782, 3-21-2tc
for a sm all down payment,
TAKE soil away the Blue Lustre
3 -2 1 -ltc
way from carpets and uphols
tery. Rent electric shampooer
$1. Western A u t o . l t c
ROY G MEL'S
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GERT'S a gay girl—ready for a
Automotive Repairs
whirl after cleaning carpets
North of town on
with Blue Lustre. Rent e le c
Highway 101
tric shampooer $ l.Hahn Hard
Phone
332-2452
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a r e . l t c
"BEELINE FASHIONS"
Maude Weir
New telephone number
332-5124
Patch, Reroof or New
Phone Coos Bay 888-4761
Local, 332-2402 after 5
H0M£ r o w
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legal notice
CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board of Directors of
School District 2CJ, Port Orford-
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon,
will receive sealed bids, at the
adm inistrative office at Pacific
High School, Sixes, Curry Coun
ty, Oregon, prior to 8:00 p. m.
Monday,April 1, 1968, for a 66-
passenger school bus.
Bodies and chassis to be bid
separately or m ay be bid as a
whole u n it Specifications may
be obtained from the District
Office at Pacific High School.
Trade-in: 1956 White, Super
ior, 73-passenger bus, can be
seen a t bus shop, Pacific High
Schoo!.
The Board of Directors of
School District 2CJ, Port Crford
-Langlois, Curry County, Ore
gon, reserves the right to a c
cept any or re je c t all bids.
All bids m ust be in the hands
of the undersigned not later than
8:00p.m.M onday,April 1, 1968.
By order of the School Board
of School District 2CJ, Port Cr-
ford-Langlois, C u r r y County,
Oregon.
Helen Slocum, Clerk
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REAL ESTATE
STROUT REALTY, INC
¡#235—2 Bedroom, com er l o t
70 x 100, close to town. $2200
with $500 down.
#228—3 Bedroom, 115x80 lo t on
Garrison Lake road, ranch style,
l l baths, electric heat. $17, 000
I down.
#234—2 Bedroom, 90x100 lot
close in, zoned for trailer. Wood
G electric heat. $4950. 00.
#101—2 Bedroom, f u r n i s h e d ,
garden area, 50x300 lot. dbl.
garage. $7000. 00.
#238—Large 3 bedroom, 100x107
lot, partial furnish, elec, stove G
t r a s h b u r n e r . $12, 750 with
$2750 down.
John W. "Red" McWilliams,
M anager
205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Ore.
332-2907
Marion L. W hittaker
Langlois 312
Jim MacNamara, Port Orford
COMPLETE
TV (color), RADIO, TAPE
RECORDER SERVICE.
Free estim ates when
brought to store.
PHONE ED 2-3371
Hahn Hardware
Publish: M arch 14. 21, 1968.
STOP USING O IL ...
We will stop any car from
using oil for 25, 000 miles.'
Unconditionally G uaran-'
teed Price $9. 95.
Crford Dist. C o ., Box 543
Port Orford, O egon
PERSO NA L
I will not be responsible for
ly debts other than my own.
________ W illiam R. Young
k M ISC E L L A N E O U S,
SCULPTRESS bras and controls.
Viviane Woodard Cosmetics.
Arlius Kosta, 332-3574.
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.BARNETT’S Septic Tank Ser
vice, pumped and cleaned.
Free estim ates. Call collect
332-4433. All work guaran
t e e d . 3 - 7 - t f
BINDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
v ic e-C o m p lete income tax
service,bookkeeping and pay
roll.Thom asM . McGinty, Box
625,Bandon. Off icephone347-
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, Chiropratic Phy-
sician. Physiotherapy. Hours
(Tuesday through Saturday J
9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Theilin
Bldg., G o ld Beach. CH 7 -
8051,
EPTIC TANK pumping. Low
est rates in Port O ford re gard -
less. Gold Beach Sanitation.
Call CH 7-4020 collect.
REAL ESTATE
W ESLEY D. S P E N C E R
REALTOR
SINCE
1946
F i n e 2 bedroom house plus 3
building sites. Pretty grounds
w ith fence.
4 Bdrm.home just finished, car
port,lots of storage. Priced to
sell.
Nice three bedroom home, two
car garage plus garage a t
tached,on the lake w ith view.
Large residence lot 200 x 150
for $1500. 00.
Exceptional building site just a
step from shopping and boat
ramp. Priced rig h t
Wesley D. Spencer
Realtor
—2 Blocks West of McKays—
Phone 332-2231
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ROOFING
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Backhoe Service G Sewer
Hook-Up Connection
Write: 772 S .4th S t ,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that t h e undersigned, having
b e e n appointed administrator
of the Estate of W illiam Besser,
deceased, hereby gives notice
to the creditors of and to all
persons having claim s against
said deceased, to present them,
verified as required b y law,
within s i x months after first
publication of this notice to
Byron L. Brimm, 735 Pioneer
Street, Brookings, O egon.
D a t e of first publication:
February 1968.
Byron L. Brimm,
administrator
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KNOW:
neve
Supreme Court Rules On Firearms
Gun owners across the land
are no doubt happy o v e r
the decision rendered by the
United States Supreme Court
to the effect that the forced
registration of firearm s vio
lates the Constitution; they also
held that the government can
not force individuals to register
firearm s that are'in their pos
session.
In both cases, the court held
7-1 that the requirements run
contrary to the Constitutional
privilege against self-Inc rim -
ination.
In referring to both
cases, we are also including
the fo r c e d registration o f
gamblers.
Chief Justice Earl Warren
was the only member of the
court to vote in opposition of
the decision rendered by the
other seven members. In do
ing so, he supported Jofmson
and the chief executive’ s per
sonal opinion relative to the
anti-firearm s b ill Introduced
bv Mr.Johnson’ sbuddy-Senator
Dodd, the antl-firearm s crack
pot from the state of Connect
icut, said b ill also being backed
by the carbon copy of his big
brother-Robert Kennedy, but a
darned poor copy or reproduc
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NEWS
►by LANS LANEVI
HOW IT STARTED
The w h o le antl-ftrearm s
movement really got underway
in both an earnest and deadly
manner when the late John F.
Kennedy was gunned down by
a foreign make of fire a rm ,
aimed by a blood-thirsty fa
Bruce J. Manley,
natic; the gun having been p u r-
attorney for estate
c h a s e d fr jm a m ail-order
P. O. Box 327
house.
Brookings, Oregon
That one act alone, succeeded
not only In 'gnlting the fuels of
Publish: Feb.29,M arch 7, 14, 21,
anti-gun control legislation in
1968.
a big manner but it also suc
ceeded in causing a blast of
resounded across th e na-
that resounded across the na
tion. It caused the Introduction
of Senator Dodd’s screwy, Im
practical and restrictive antl-
flrearm s b ill, which gained the
support of such Ill-Inform ed
SECURITY LIGHTING
persons as President Johnson,
little Bobby and the Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court-
Ask About D etails Today 1 Warren.
This recent decision of the
M ffW M A M M M M y iM M M M
U.S. Supreme Court no doubt
MONDAY
w ill be thankfully received by
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m illions of gunowners of Am er
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ica plus m illions of non
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gun owners also; persons that
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s till continue to believe that
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the rights and the freedom of
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this great country of ours, and
8:30 Lucy Show
the privileges accorded our c it
9:00 Andy Griffith
izens by the Constitution, shall
9:30 Fam ily Affair
not be Infringed upon; that,
10:00 Carol Burnett
as the B ill of Rights grants
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the citizens the freedom of
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owning and bearing arms at
TUESDAY
a ll times, that that should fo r
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ever remain their privilege to
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do so.
For, was not that
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privilege bestowed upon them by
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th o s e freedom loving, loyal
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patriots whose signatures s till
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continue to grace that great
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s y m b o l of liberty-the Con
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stitution of the United States
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of America?
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When the highest government
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officials of this country ban
WEDNESDAY
together in an effort to de
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prive the cltlzens-to actually
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rob them of one on their most
KEEP
Forms Released )
Project Prometheu.
cherished heritages-by seeking
to pass legislation that would
eventually serve to disarm re
spectable citizens, it causes one
to start to wondering just what
this country ts really headed
for.
You may rest assured
that every member of the Com
munist party not only here In
America, but from all over the
world, is solidly behind, and
lending his m oral support to
the anti-gun cranks of t h is
country; and, which sad to re
late, Includes the President of
the United States himself.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER
That old phrase concerning
birds of a feather Is certainly
applicable to the President, to
the Chief Justice of the U.S.
Supreme Court, to Robert Ken
nedy, and to Senator Dodd. That
Is, so fa r as anti-gun legis
lation Is concerned.
It Is high time, that such
“ b ird s” be plucked—plucked;
from public office.
During the past many years,
this column has always re frain
ed from dealing in politics in
any manner what-so-ever, but
‘tls said that there’ s always
the firs t time fo r anything to
happen, and it usually does;
guess I’m no exception to the
rule. So, may I please suggest
that you refrain next November
from casting your vote fo r any
anti-firearm s crank that either
Is holding public office, o r seek
ing to elected to one. Every
s in g le crim inal at large to
day. . .a ll gangland, all the
Communists of this country w ill
be voting to retain in office and
to elect to ufflce every candidate
that favors anti-gun legislation.
That fact alone should provide
fo o d f o r th o u g h t-se rio u s
thought-on your part when you
cast your ballot In November.
)UTH COAST
by Frank Neely
TRACK SQUAD
Track practice began Tues
day,March 5. Approximately 35
boys are going out for the cinder
sport. The Pirates plan to be
strong in the distance events
w i t h the help of this year's
championship c r o s s country
team. The team has 11 return
ing letterm en. They are Tom
Brown, m ile and 2 mile; Dave
Knapp, 2 mile; Terry Sweeney,
440, 880, and 2 mile; B rad
Sweeney, 880, m ile and 2 mile;
Fred Guerin, 100, 220 and 440;
Wayne Moore, javeline and dis
cus; Charles Bates, shot and dis
cus; BillMcDonald.100,220 and
440; and Don Dahrens, 100, 220
and broad jump. Brad Sweeney
went to state in the m ile last
year,asdid Charles Bates in the
shot put.
BASEBALL UNDERWAY
Pacific's baseball squad of ap
proximately 25 boys began to
unlimber their arms and sharp
en their batting eyes on Thurs
day, March 7. Coach Bill Beck
man's squad is looking forward
to a b e t t e r season than last
year's 2 wins and 12 losses. Hope
is based m ainly on 8 returning
veterans from last year's team.
They are Lory Tope, outfield;
Dermis Dougherty, shortstop and
thirdbase;Don Dahrens,outfield;
Lee Potter, pitcher and outfield;
Frank Neely, pitcher and third
b a s e ; Scott Rose, second base
and shortstop; A rn e Johnson,
second base and shortstop; and
M ilt Smith, outfield and catch
er.
SHOTS GIVEN
Sore arms were the order of
the day at Pacific on Thursday,
Feb. 29. The previous day the
County H ealth Dept. had given
shots to approxim ately 100 stu
dents.
ANNUALS SOLD
A last minute drive to sell
annuals resulted in going over
the goal of 125. This amount
was needed for production of the
school year book, the Scope.
SCHOOL^
LUNCH
M IN U S
The Rogue River is ready and
so are the anglers but apparently
the spring chinook are not, as
X llV U .k U M V A fl
yet. Despite the many rumors no
MONDAY
"springers" have been landed
Corn beef hash
through Monday and only a rare
Buttered green beans
steelhead is providing any in
Fruited salad
centive for anglers.
Bread, butter, m ilk
Other south coast streams are
TUESDAY
running bank full and muddy
Pizza
but should be fishable by the
Buttered spinach
weekend.No fresh fish have been
Pears
caught in any of the streams the
Bread, butter, m ilk
past week and che only action
WEDNESDAY
has been on spawned out fish
Chicken and noodles
heading back to the ocean.
Vegetable salad
Steelheaders have only two
Purple plums
more weekends to pursue their
Peanut
butter sandwiches
quarry as the season ends Sun
day,March 31,on all south coast Milk
THURSDAY
streams.Spring chinook angling
Sloppy Joes
on i he Rogue Is open the entire
Buttered peas
year.
Applesauce-cinnamon rolls
Aquatic biologists from the
Milk
O egon Game Commission and
FRIDAY
Fish Commission are currently
Potato soup
trapping tiny coho salmon fry
Vegetable sticks
from the tributaries of Ten Mile
Berry crunch
Lake. As these fish emerge from
Tuna fish sandwiches
the gravel after hatching they
Milk
are captured and transported to
the Fish Commission hatchery
on the Alsea River. There they
will be cared for and then re
leased back into the lake fol
From Your
lowing its treatm ent this sum
mer. According to the Came
COUNTY AGENT
Commission a total of 900, 000
coho fry will be collected to re DEHORNING CALVES
stock th< lake system.
Calves should be dehorned
when they are 7-10 days old,
rather than waiting until next
fall. It is a great deal less shock
to the calf and there is much
less bleeding, which costs the
BATTLE ROCKETS
tor money. It also helps to
Team
Won Lost opera
sha pe the head if the horns come
17
McKay's M k t
27
off early,noted Walt Schroeder,
Pearson'i Chev.
19
25
county extension agent.
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Pacific Drive-In
20
Dehorned cattle frequently
W. S. Plywood
22
22
s e l l for $2 more per hundred
2 l) 22)
Beeline Fashions
weight than cattle of similar
Flash's M kt
211 22)
quality and condition. Some
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Bartlett’s Cafe
21
feeders will not buy horned c a t
14
P v t Cleaners
30
tle at any price.
High Teem Series
Western States Plywood.. .2111 HORSE BARN PLANS
High Team Came
Oregon State University Farm
Western States Plywood. . . .769 Building Plan S e r v i c e has a
High Individual Series
number of horse barn plans that
Ann Ryan................................489
may be of Interest to those in
High Individual Game
need of a new barn, says Walt
Judy Hubbard........................ 211 Schroeder, county extension a-
Splits Picked Up
gent. Two saddle or riding horse
Sonja Cram 5-7; Audrey Krei- barn plans are available. Each
ger and Arlene G r e e n 3—10; has box stalls and a tack and
Shirley Sonderman 6-7; Vera feed room. A one and one-half
Reinert 5-6; Leona Hammond story horse bam plan, with three
4-5.
stalls, feed room, tic k room, and
overhead storage is available.
FARM NEWS
OUR
litv PRICES
ANO
DUALITY
MERCHANDISE
Port Orford
Rexail Drags
Application forms for
Promethean Sc ho la rs h 1;
wards were released to 48
schools here In Southwe;-
Oregon last week. Two hun
of Southern Oregon’ s most
students w ill be granted sc1
arshtp awards to the six
residential high s c h o o l
on Southern Oregon Col
campus by Project Promet'
from July 7 until August
Following a program cooi
atlvely planned by educa
from the seven southwes
Oregon counties, Project 1
metheus scholars w ill s
under 20 high school and col
teachers drawn from sell
across the nation. The far
Includes high schoolprinclp
counselors and teach#rs t
the seven counties who
act as head residents and f,
counselors fo r the a w a rd v
ners.
Last summer the Promet!
Scholars engaged In a fi
strand program Involving 1
tures demonstrations, conv
satlonal dialogue, interdl
pllnary study, cultural ex;
lence in the fine arts, and wi
end tours. Prominent nath
figures have addressed the |
vious Scholars, Including
James Farm er, founde r of
Congress of Racial Equal
Robert LeTorneau, Texas
dustriaflist, and Inventor; A
Berle, economist and d ip lc
Fulton Lewis III, political
news commentator; Sena
Mark O. Hatfield, ex-Congr<
man Robert Duncan; Congri
woman Edith Green; ex- t
gressman Charles W e lt
fr o m Georgia; Congress
John Dellenback; and Dartm
p la n n e r and sociologist,
Wentworth Eldredge. A s
ila r program is planned
1968.
The papers from the apt
cants who wish to join
ranks of the more than
present Promethean Schol
are to be transmitted to
Project Center in Medford
the participating high scho
no later than A p ril 5. E >
high school has a so mew
e a rlie r deadline of Its o' . .
Screening of the applicati
by the Selection Board v. ...
take up most of A p ril. T
alternates and award wlnn,
w ill be announced early May.
The Selection Board Is mnde
up of high school prlnclp
named by their fellow p rli • I-
pals. Each county has a n >-
resentatlve, including Eds 1
Colvin, principal, Gold Be i
High School, Curry County;
mer Johnson, principal Mai -
field High School, Coos Coui y;
Norman Bergstrom, prlncti il,
Douglas High School, Dot
County, Howard Harrison, vh
principal, Grants Pass I I 1 h
School, Josephine County; L<
C o r r ig a n , v lc e - p r ln c lp
K la m a th Union High Schi
Klamath County; and W.
Christensen, principal, I,a
County.
New Schedule
Of Events Out
Oregonians and their vtsltoi
are apparently going to hai
more ways to amuse themselv
than In the past, according t
Oregon Events, a schedule < •
events fo r 1968 recently pul
llshed t y the State Hlghwn-
Department.
The new 1968 printing is th
largest ever and has forced
slight change In format to li
elude the added pages. Hi
schedule lists more than 37'
e v e n ts , compared with la1-
year's edition of approximate!'
150. There Is something i
whet the appetite of everyot»
r a n g in g from the younger“
sm a ll-fry to the elderly sentov
citizen.
Variety Is the theme of th>
schedule.
There are s ta r
sh o w s, sled dog races, ce<
shows, old-tim e fiddlers’ con
te s t s , beauty contests, con
certs, and many, many others
The Portland Rose Festival
extending from May 31 to Jum
9, Is sure to attract a gres'
deal of attention, as ts tin
Oregon Shakespearean Festiva*
at Ashland during the perla*
August 20 to September 8.
Oregon Events may be ob
tained free of charge by w ritlni
o r visiting the State Hlgliwa)
Department, Room 101, Stale
Highway Building, Salem, Ore
97310, or at the Certified In
formation Centers operated b)
the various chamtiers of com
merce throughout the state.
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