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FO R S A L E
FO R R E N T
SHARE Western States Plywood.
Steady em ployment, good, ONE bedroom house, furnished.
Reasonable to right party.
wages. Cash or terms. Cliff
. mestad, 3309 Norton, Ever­
332-5563
9 -1 2 t f
ett, Washington 98201 or ph -
one, Alpine 2-2943. 9-5 tf. BACHELOR apt. furnished, u til­
ities included, $42 mth. Call
ASHLEY wood circulator in go­
332-2231.
6 -2 7 -tf
od condition. Call 332- 2433.
9-26 It c FOR SALE /RENT/TRADE
GOOD stove and fireplace wood.
CaU 332-3151.
9-5 tf.
GLASS door gun cabinet, Call
.3 3 2 -5 3 8 1.
9-15 tf
CERAMIC kiln, molds,some bis­
que ware, rock jewelry, rocks,
florescent light fixtures. Elsie
Rickman, phone 332-2782.
9-26 ltc h
TWO bedroom house behind
Port Radio G T. V. Call 348-
2473.
9-26 1 tc
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REAL ESTATE
STROUT REALTY, INC
#256 - Lot on Garrison Lake
Paradise Point, $6750.
PRESTO LOGS. Western Buil­
ders.________________ 8-29 tf
#257 - 3 Bdr. fireplace, base­
m ent. Seclusion - Coast Gu»d
ONE 6 yr. size crib and m a tt­ HUI Road. $7500.
ress $20. Also daveno an d
chair $10. Janice John son #258 - Industrial Lot Or Resi -
Paradise Point Road. 9-26 ltp dential Lot overlooking dock.
Terms on $5500.
SEVERAL new and used Da vena
Also two piece sect ion al #259 - 6. 8 acres up Langlois
Battle Rock Furniture. 332 - hUl. Three bedrooms with fire­
3151.
9-5 t f
place. A get away from it all
place w ith a view th a t is be y-
IT'S terrific the way w e're ond description. Total price
selling Blue Lustre for cdeai- $8750. w ith terms.
rugs and upholstery. Ren t
electric shampooer $1. W et- #255 - 6i acres on highway 101
N. with frontage and ocean view
em Auto.
Wonderful spring water. Terms
BUIIDING lots up the scenic on only $6500.
Elk. Call 332 - 4751 w eek­ Motels, TraUer Parks, Business
ends.
9-19 3tc
Investment, Lake G Ocean
View Property
"NEVER usedanything like it, "
say users of Blue Lustre for
John W ."Red" McWUliams,
cleaning carpet. Rent e le c t­
Manager
ric shampooer $ l.H ahnH ard-
205 W. 6th, Port Ctford, Ore.
ware.
J im McNamara, Port O-fard
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TO G IV E A W A Y
Card o4 Tkanks
THREE kittens 4 mos. old good
I wish to express m y thanks
mousers, nice & clean, Call
332-2433.
9-26 It c to m y m any friends for their
cards and flowers during my
stay in the hospital and at home.
★
W ANTED
D ella Anderson
LIVE IN baby sitter. Room and
board plus small salary. Wo­
m en w ith one child okay. Ap­
ply at Pacific Drive In.
9-26 1 tc
★
PERSO NA L
NOT RESPONSIBLE far any debts
other than those contracted by
myself. Kenneth Violette. 9-12
3 tp
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W ESLEY D. S P E N C E R
REALTOR
SINCE
1946
Exceptionally clean three bdrm.
home, w ith additional teen­
age room. Beautiful w all to
w all on livingroom, has fire­
place and large double gar­
age. Should see this a t $17, J
750. 00.
Beautiful 1 bdrm. h o m e and
guest quarters, fenced yard
l o a d e d with flowers, only
$6500.
12b ft lake front with 3 bedrm
home, ocean view, fireplace
large 2 car garage plus garage
attached and plumbed $17, 250
business property and 2 bdrm.
house on 106 x 200 in rear of
Pacific Market. $150 per mth.
incom e.Full price $9500 and
terms.
NICE 2 bedrm home an large
lo t w ith good w ell on Myrtle
Lane. For quick $7, 000.
THREE bedrm house, garage
and carport, perfect ocean
and bay view. $ 15, 500.
Wesley D. Spencer
Realtor
—2 Blocks West of McKays—
Phone 332-2231
REAL ESTATE
Ken Dennison
Licensed Real Estate Broker
911 Oregon Street
Port Orford, Oregon 97465
Office phone 332-3521
Residence phone 332-2582
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Dr. C, G. Stem, Chiropratic Phy­
sician. Physiotherapy. Hou rs
( Tuesday through Saturday)
9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Theilin
Bldg., Gold Beach. 247-6345
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser­
vice - Complete income tax
service, bookkeeping and pay­
roll. Thomas M. McGinty, Box
625, Bandon. Office phone347-
5421;home phone 347 - 5703.
Across street from theatre.
ISSUES
PRIVE
by in your spare tim e
and take a look at the
rem odeling work be­
ing dene on the church.
W e Invite you to be -
com e a part of the worl$
and make it your church
home.
Assembly of God
10th and Washington St.
Rev. R. L. Sharp, Pastor
Phone 332-2056
SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low -
est rates in Part Orford regard­
less. Gold Beach Sanitation.
Call 247-7538 collect.
PHONE ED 2-X371
Hahn Hardware
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FRED GUERIN (27) m ade Pacific's only touchdown against Marist (St. Francis) last Friday night in a left end plunge. A
successful pass for the conversion put the Pirates in the lead 7-6, but Marist cam e back to win 12-7. The Pirates m eet
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. Phone Sander's Cleaners. 332-
• 3165.
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RECORDER SERVICE.
Free estimates when
brought to store.
The Answer
Gene French Show
Cathedral cf Tomorrow
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Many New Courses
Offered Al SWOCC
Dams Have Adverse Affect On Salmon
Getting youfig salmon sea­
ward bound downstream past
hydro-electric dams Is s till an
unsolved problem, with each
dam extracting a toll of fish,
says ThorTolefsonoftheW ash-
lngton Departmentof Fisheries.
The extent and urgency of the
problem and the lethal effect
of the dams Is clearly shown In
a recent Investigation conduct­
ed by the WDF in cooperation
with the Bureau of Commercial
Fisheries on the Columbia Riv­
er.
The survival rate was 20 to 1
in two groups of fish, T o lle f-
son said. Of one group passing
through four dams, only one
fish survived, compared to 20
surviving in a s im ila r group
released below the dam. The
young Chinook about three to
four inches in length, reared
at Ringold Pond on the Colum­
bia, revealed the lethal ef­
fect of the dams In stark num­
bers. Onegroupof 90,000 mark­
ed Chinook was released d ire ct­
ly from Ringold; another mark­
ed group of 90,000 was hauled
by truck and released below
Bonneville Dam. Theyoungsal­
mon were captured In seines at
Puget Island In the lower riv e r
by BCF crews and for each one
of the salmon recovered that
ran the gauntlet of dams and
th e ir forebays, there were only
20 recovered from groups re­
leased below the dam.
“ We have known for some
tim e that each dam k ills a
certain number of young sea­
ward bound salmon,” T o lle f-
son said, “ and much work has
been done by our department
and BCF to solve the problem.
The recent investigation ce r­
tainly confirms our views of
the lethal action of dams and
reminds all of us who want to
keep salmon running in the
Columbia that a solution to
this problem must be found.”
While solutions to this vital
problem are being sought not
only on the Columbia River,
but on every riv e r that Is af­
fected by dams In both the states
of Washington and Oregon, the
poor salmon are really taking
a beating, while at the same
tim e more hydro-electrlcdam s
are being proposed, lncludlng
one on the famous Snake River.
Each such dam means the k ill­
ing of more game fish, but in­
dustry demands dams as the
trend is ever westward and
the population continues to in­
crease by leaps arrl bounds,
so to speak. Old campsites
are converted, almost over­
night, int', tra ile r courts aid
commercial projects of all
sorts. Old landmarks disap­
pear . . . relentlessly, c iv ili­
zation moves ever onward.
AS TO PROGRESS
The building of hydro-elec­
tr ic dams, the conversion of
the very larrl that was once
the habitat of a ll species of
w ild life for countless centur­
ies, the ravaging of once p rim ­
itive spots, are being gradually
eased from the scene as mod­
ern progress takes over.
There’ s something concern­
ing the name of progress that
leaves a b itte r taste in the
mouth of this old tim e r; to me
the name is symbolic of greed,
the desire of the general pub­
lic and Industry to claim the
land . . . the very w ild e r­
ness . . . fo r their own; to k ill
the fish that frequent th e
streams, to gradually eliminate
our game animals from the
picture; to continue to cash in
on w ild life by offering It fo r
sale to the highest bidders—
the wealthy class of sports­
men, and that goes fo r fishing,
too.
Each season finds more prop­
erty posted against trespassing.
Commercialism has not only
been born, but it flourishes In
the matter of selling our fish
to the anglers. Gradually, the
free entry across lands to fis h ­
ing streams Is being curtailed
to a great extent statewide. A
local example Is property lo ­
cated near the mouth of Sixes
River, known as the "old o r­
chard hole” . . . a spot which
may s till be fished at the cost
of a buck apiece to anglers
wishing to try their luck; but,
it means that no longer can a
car be driven to the “ old o r­
chard,” but anyone paying the
fee must walk there. While the
distance is not too great, it
nevertheless serves to discou­
rage a lot of fishermen.
Down nearer the mouth of the
riv e r, boat launching and fish ­
ing cost a buck also. Neither
charge can be considered out
of line. In fact, they are of a
reasonable nature, but It does
serve to prove how once free
fishing Is now being commer­
cialized upon, and throughout
the entire state where good
angling exists at many spots.
That's progress for you! Yep,
that word leaves a bad taste
In this old tim e r’ s mouth, as
already stated. We always pos­
sess the urge to spit after
uttering it . . . we usually do.
The United States paper In­
dustry’ s Investments In fa c ilit­
ies to protect the nation’ s a ir
arri water from pollution have
exceeded to date $415 m illio n ,
and annual expenditures to op­
erate these fa cilitie s exceed $25
m illio n , according totheA m er-
ican Paper Institute.
To protect the nation’ s water
from pollution, the U. S. paper
industry In 19C8 Is investing $80
m illion fo r equipment to treat
waste water arri w ill Invest ano­
ther $90 m illion in treatment
equipment In 1969, the A m eri­
can Paper Institute reports.
Many new courses are being
offered at Southwestern Oregon
Community College Hits (all,
with the new school year be­
ginning Monday.
Among the new courses Is
"Introduction to E arly Child­
hood Education Services,” to
be taught Mondays, Wednes­
days and Fridays at 2 p.m, in
Sltkum Hall, Room 2, which
Is designed fo r individuals in­
terested in training fo r work
with young children as a day
care center w orker or nursery
school assistant.
Tuition fee fo r this course
is $12.
FOOD SERVICES
Although not a new course
at SWOCC, "O rientation to Food
Services,” w ill again be of­
fered to train students for food
service occupations.
The class, which m e e ts
Tuesdays starting O ct 1 from
7 to 10 p.m. in room 20 ot the
North Bend Annex, w ill be taught
by M rs. Lore Chilausky, a
member of the home economics
staff at the college. Thltion
fees are $12.
WRITING COURSE
Due to popular demand,
"W ritin g for Publication,” w ill
be offered this year during fall
term , and ;s scheduled fo r Mon­
days from 7 to 10 p.m. in
Sitkum Hall, room 11.
For further information con­
cerning any ut the these clas­
ses, contact the college at 888-
3234.
ÎUTH COAST
Calm ocean, balmy weathe^
and good salmon fishing has
been the story along the south
coast, this week.
At Gold Beach, boats have
been trolling in the bay and
out to the bell bouy with gen­
erally good success for chinook
averaging 20-25 pounds. A 43
pounder was brought In on Sun­
day. The weekend prospects are
difficult to predict because the
ca tch h asb een varying from thy
to day as has the ocean condi -
tlons, but the outlook is favor­
able.
A few fall chinook are nosing
into the Rogue River giving the
sm attering of anglers on th e
stream an occasional thril I.
O ifted spln-n-glos and freshroe
are taking most of the fish. C at­
ches should continue to improve
as the season develops.
No new runs of summer steel­
head have entered the Rogue
lately despite the recent rains.
However, a number of fish h ave
been rolling in the bay durin g
low tide and will have to start
moving up river sometime.
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Unit Deer
Permits Left
Oregon deer hunters are ad-
visa l that unit permits to r the
taking of elther-sex deer are
s till available in 13 game man­
agement units. These permits
are valid during the general
deer season from Oct. 19
through 27 in eastern Oregon
and from Oct. 19 through Nov.
3 in western Oregon.
Units in which permits are
available include Alsea, Cath­
erine C r e e k , Chesntmnus,
Imnaha, Lookout Mountain,
Melrose, Minam, Nestucca,
Polk, Sled Springs, Snake Ri­
ver, Tioga and Willamette.
Hunters are requested to con­
tinue to fill in three unit choices
in the spaces on the application.
Application blanks are obtained
with the purchase of the general
season deer tag and must bear
the same serial number.
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BATTLE ROCKETS
Won Lost
Pacific Drive In
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Bartlett's Cafe
8j
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McKay's Mkt.
8
4
Western States Ply 7j
4i
Beeline Fashions
6
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Whalen's Cafe
4
8
Port Cleaners
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Pearscn's Chevron 2
10
High Team Series
Pacific Drive In
2169
High Team Game
Pacific Drive In
737
High Individual Series
Leona I lammond
522
High Individual Game
Ima Strahan
209
Splits Picked Up
Della Bartlett and Ann Ryan
3-10,Marjorie Pearson 5-10 and
Clara Miller 3-10 and 2-7-10.
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SCHOOLI
LUNCH
IE N U 8
Monday
Sloppy joe's
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Carrot and raisin salad
Apricots - cookies
Milk
Tuesday
Comliurger casserole
Vegetable salad
Orange tapioca pudding
Bread, butter, milk
Wednesday
Wiener wraps
Buttered green beans
Pears with cheese
Milk
Thursday
Beef and noodles
Buttered spinach
Fruit salad
Hot rolls, butter, Milk
Friday
Split i>ea soup
Vegetable sticks
Apple crunch
Tuna fish sandwiches
Milk