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CLASSIFIED AD RATES First Insertion: Three cents per word or 80$ minimum. Bay. Seit, foc/e Hfo.KMt.fiM THROUGH THE S u b s e q u e n t Insertions: Two cents per word or 50$ minimum. Classified Display: One dollar per column inch. FOR SALE FOR RENT SHAREWestem States Plywood. Steady employment, good, ONE bedroom house, furnished. wages. Cash or terms. Cliff Reasonable to right party. Amestad, 3309 Norton, Ever 332-5563 9-1 2 tf ett, Washington 98201 or ph one, Alpine 2-2943. 9-5 tf. BACHELOR apt. furnished, util ities included, $40 mth. Call W O O D heater, Kenmore lik e 332-2231. ' 6-27-tf new $50. Call 332 - 42 44 11-14 t f TWO bdrm furnished house.Call 332-4244. ll-1 4 tf GOOD stove and fireplace wood. CaU 332-3151. 9-5 tf. THREEroom bachelor Apt. $43. Utilities furnished. CaU 332- 2231. 10-17 tf PRESTO LOGS. Western Butf- ders. 8-29 tf ATTRACTIVE 2 bdrm house, partially furnished, $85 per SUPER stuff, sure nut! 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O ne Crosley Shelvadore Refriger ator, $25 and one trailersize oil heater $25. Contact Milo Lamberson. 11-14 3t p ★ LOST REAL ESTATE STROUT REALTY, INC Motels, TraUer Parks, Business Investment, Lake & Ocean View Property John W."Red" McWiUiams, Manager 205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Ore. J im McNamara, Port Orford Income - Home Business Property IN U K RIVER - one pillow type and one vest type life preserv er, two oarlocks and two oars. If found contact Leo Mitchell 11-21 2 tp ★ W ANTED______ FAIR SECRETARY. Background in finance, record keepin g , secretarial skills and publi c relations. Mail applications to Curry County Fair, Box 1072, Gold Beach. Interviews at Fair Office, Dec. 10, 7:30 p .m . 11-21 2 tc REALTOR SINCE 1946 Beautiful 1 bdrm. h o m e and guest quarters, fenced yard loaded with flowers, plus two building lots, $10, 000. 125 ft lake front with 3 bedrm home, ocean view, fireplace large 2 car garage plus garage attached and plumbed $17, 500 Business property and 2 bdrm. house on 106 x200 in rear of Pacific Market. $150 permth. income.Full price $9500 and terms. THREE bedrm house, garage and large carport, complete ocean and bay view. Located north of Battle Rock, $15, 500. Wesley D. Spencer Realtor —2 Blocks West of McKays— Phone 332-2231 dr REAL ESTATE Ken Dennison Licensed Real Estate Broker 911 Oregon Street Port Orford, Oregon 97465 Office phone 332-3521 Residence phone 332-2582 SALES-TRADES-RENTALS I iati. bun Nona I k MISCELLANEOUS PORT ORFORD SA N I TA TIO N CaU 332-2011 Garbage,Litter,Trash Pickup DUMP OPEN SAT. ONLY 9 a .m . to 3 p.m . No Dumping Outside Gates Violators Prosecuted Dr. C. G. 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ROY & MIL'S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR *** North of Town co Highway 101 Phene 332-2452 COMPLETE TVfcolor), RADIO, TAPE RECORDER SERVICE - Free Estimates When ¡bought to the Store Phone 332-3371 Hahn Hardware 4k SUNDAY 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 2:00 5:00 5:30 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 12:00 The Answer Gene French Show Cathedral of Tomorrow Milton the Monster Linus the Lionhearted Bugs Bunny Bullwinkle Discovery Soccer CBS Movie 3 Big Picture That Girl Wizard Lassie Gentle Ben Ed Sullivan NFL Football CBS News M A A M A A M AM M M M M M M M AA M SECURITY LIGHTING Coos-Curry Electric W W M /W W W W W W W W M , MONDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 NO. 4 HAMLET - House a n d large lot, 75' x 445'. County TaxAppraisal$3, 840. Market or Selling Price, $3, 680.Terms Local News Cronklte News Dream House Gunsmoke Lucy Andy Griffith Family Affair Premiere Local News Joey Bishop TUESDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 JOHN G. LYLE Boot 27 Ph; 332-5113 Poet Orford, Oregon LEGAL NOTICE WANTED TO BUY F AM XW« 7:30 News 7:55 Stocks 8:00 Cpt. Kangaroo 9:00 Candid Camera 9:30 Bev. Hillbillies 10:00 Andy Griffith 10:30 Dick Van Dyke 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search/Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Everybody's Talk 12:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Love is Splendered Thipp 1:30 House Party 2:00 To Tell The Truth 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 Dark Shadows 4:30 Newlywed Game 5:00 Treasure Isle 5:30 Dream House Ask About D etails Today I UNDEVH.OPED comer on Ore gon St. at 9th, 150'xl 50'(No. of Shell Station) County Tax Appraisal $11,060. Market or Selling Price, 57500. Terms. Local News Cronkite News Billy Graham Marshall Dillon Showtime Good Morning World It Takes a Thief Local News Joey Bishop WEDNESDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00 11:30 THE E N »! Local News Cronkite News Billy Graham ABC Special Movie Local News Joey Bishop THURSDAY NEWS W ANT APS REALLY Assembly oi God 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 Local News Cronkite News Billy Graham Flying Nun Bewitched CBS Movie Local News Joey Bishop lAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAFW FOR YOUB PROTECTION STOKES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone CHerry J.4511 Gold Reach, Oregon 10th and Washington St. Rev. R. L. Sharp, Pastor Phone 332-2056 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA8 FRIDAY 6 £ C0V£K£D TU£ $AF£ WAY... SWTCO-UCfCOGiNEAAi IN S U R A N C E YOU CAN RELAX about your family, your home, youx car, your boat.. .evenyour busin ess when you're covered by the c o m p l e t e SAFECO roof of planned protection. * * e * Do you have INSURANCE PROBLEMS? Under age, driving re cord, license suspended, etc. We can help you. Gold Beach 247-7827 KOLEN-HUGGINS AGENCY Acrocs from Courthouse, Gold Beach, CTegan 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 How High Is Your Community Credit Reputation? WV A IL Uk* to b* looked up to. IS YOUR record for peytng your bUIi one to be proud of? MOY. TODAY’S T B S DAY TO PAT! Let's start building a good credit record today, *o you can charge tomorrow. Local News Cronkite News Green Acres Wild Wild West Comer Pyle CBS Movie Local News Joey Bishop SATURDAY 7:30 Voice of Agriculture 8:00 Casper 8:30 Fantastic Four 9:00 Spiderman 9:30 Journey to Earth 10:00 King Kong 10:30 George of the Jungle 11:00 The Beatles 11:30 American Bandstand 12:30 Happening '68 1:00 Brother Fuzz 1:30 Film 2:00 U. S, Open Tennis 4:00 Big Picture 4:30 U. S, Navy 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:30 NFL Football 9:30 Post Time 10:30 Movie CREDIT BUREAU O r COQUILLE Serving the Bandon - North Curry Area COQUILL*. O U O O M A PACIFIC HI&H SCHOOL MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Exceptionally clean three bdrm. home, with additional teen age room. Beautiful wall to wall on livingroom, has fire place and large double gar age. Should see this at $17, t 7 50. 00. APARTMENT house with cott age, 816 N. Jackson St. (me block from Post O f fi ce ) County TaxAppraisal $8, 150. M a r ket or Sell ing Pr ic e $6500. Terms. It is surprising how many people a r e able to r e a d th e Bible and see that the end of this age is very near, an d t h e n can n o t comprehend t h e teachings o f thi s s a m e Book an a know so salva t ion through Jesus Christ our Lord. CHANNEL 3 KIEMTV W ESLEY D. SPENCF.R NOTICE HEREBY is given that an election will be held an Monday, the 2nd day of Decem ber, 1968, from 2 to 8 p. m. at WOODEN duck decoys. Call 332- the City Hall, Port Orford, Ore 4771 evenings. 11.-14 3tc gon, far the election of one member to the Board of Directors WILL PAY 33c for your Duck far the Port Orford Cemeter y stamps. See Bob at Western District. Ed Hansohn World, Bandon. tfc Publish: Nov. 21, 28, 1968 W 4 SUBSCRIPTION ~ W To The NEWS /♦yzw/’x’zw/x» A- REAL ESTATE INCOME PROPERTY TWO year old male black and tan hound, 60 lbs. Orange colored collar, ribbons, name plate. Call Gold Beach 247- 6173 or 247-6427 collect. 11-21 Itc Port Orford News, Thursday, November 21, 1968 - 5 B SUBSCRIPTION W To The N E W S fata ret a mas Z Hearing Sei In Portland On Oregon-Washington Milk Order Proposals to establish a new Federal milk marketing order for parts of Oregon and Wash ington will be considered at a public hearing Dec. 3 in Port land, the United States Depart accordlng as to how lucky ment of Agriculture has an WORK ON CONCERT or unlucky you happened to nounced. end-up the saddest ritual USDA’s Consumer and Mar Pacific's Choir is working In the life of a deer hun keting Service officials said hard on the Christmas Candle ter takes place. It con the hearing will begin at 9:30 light Concert which will b e sists of the cleaning and a.m., in the Cosmopolitan Mo presented Wednesday, Decem oiling of his constant com tor Hotel. It is being held at ber 18,at7:30p.m . in the gym panion of the woodlands- the request of the seven Ore nasium. Highlighting the choral hls rifle, during the past gon dairy farmer cooperative selecticns will be the singing cf deer season. And, while associations. "Hallelujah Chorus, "the choir the duck season, the chu- Dairy farmers propose that will also present eight other kar season, quail and phea the milk marketing area to b e ' selecticns. F e a t ured in this sant seasons remain open covered by the order comprise year's program, will be the for some time after the clo 26 counties principally In the newly organized Mixed-Ensem sure of the deer season, western half of Oregon, 10 Wa ble. Ensemble members are: and also the elk season— shington counties, and parts Linda Knutson, Kathy Kridt, to the avowed deer hunter, of two other Washington coun Ilene Fisher, Heather McLeod, the casing of his rifle for ties. Beyond these, handlers Debbie Reese, Linda Holms, long months to come Is, proposed to include four addit Shirley Rhodes, BrettV a let, In reality, a sad affair ional Oregon counties and three Hans Jorgensen, Mike Gentry, for, with the stowing away Washington counties. Principal Ken Rodgers, Scott Rose, Dave of the rifle, he realizes cities in the proposed area Sharp and Mike Woodruff. that though there’s plenty are Portland, Eugene, Salem, At the conclusion of the con of time left in which to Medford, Corvallis, Klamath cert, choir will Invite all fare forth In search of Falls, Pendleton, Albany, Bend former the choir members present game birds, that so far as and Roseburg, Ore.; and come forward and join in the the rifle Is concerned, 11 Yakima, Vancouver and Walla to singing of "Silent Night" in marks finis to Its lawful Walla, Wash. usefulness for many Similar to other Federal milk, candlelight. Mr. Merrall believes that this months to come, the open» marketing orders, the Oregon- choir will be the best season rolls ‘round once Washington order would set year's ever. There are 49 members, 24- more, but It’s a mighty minimum prices which hand boys 24 girls, with Ta m long wait between now and lers of milk distributed In the Hanna and as choir accompanist. then. proposed marketing area would choir hopes to start work So, farewell to the old be required to pay farmers on The a musical, to be presente d rifle; something like a year who supply it. The orders during hence from now, you will do not set retail prices, how year. the first part of the new once again be nestled fond ever. In April, the choir will partic ly In our hand as we take The proposed Oregon-Wash ipate in the High School Vocal off In quest of a lordly ington order would have mar Festival to be held in Coos Bay. buck. ketwide pooling under which all dairy farmers serving the area would be paid the same basic price per hundredweight, re gardless of how their milk is Girl -of-the-m onth for Sept used. ember was friendly Cheryl Mc There would be three milk Upland bird hunters have one use classifications. Class I Daniel, Cheryl Is a member of more weekend In which to pur would include milk, cream, the pep Club, G .A .A .,National sue the c o l o r f u l ring-necked skim milk and other fluid milk Honor Society and Pirates' Echo pheasant, considered by most products; Class II would be milk Staff.She has beena member of . hunters to be the prize upland used In cottage cheese, Ice the rally squard for four years, ” game bird In the state. At cream and frozen desserts; and student body secretary far tw o sunset on November 24 the state Class HI would be milk used years, and Girl-of-the- month wide season on these birds will for other manufactured dairy last year. Girl-of-the-month for Oct come to a close, marking an end products. ober, under the category "Most to the 1968 hunt. The fluid (Class 10 price Also to close at that time as proposed would be $1.90 Feminine, " is junior Deborah Is the season In western Ore over the basic formula (Min Hildebrand, Deborah is an active gon on quail, both valley and nesota-Wisconsin) price, plus member of the volleyball team mountain. The season on quail 20 cents through April 1969. and track. Pom Pom Girls an d In eastern Oregon, along with This is the same price dif Echo Staff. the season on Hungarian and ferential used In the nearby SEE FASHIONS chukar partridge, will continue Inland Empire Federal milk through January 19. order, and is 25 cents above Mr. Arch Lambert represented Best prospects for the final the one used In the Puget Sound weekend In western Oregon will order. The Class n price would Pennant Fashions Wednesd ay, continue to be areas on which be the basic formula price plus October 16, at the Pep Club hunting by permission is allow 25 cents, and the Class III meeting, Mr .Lambert, of Eugene, ed, as these are the lands on price would be the basic for showed his line of apparel to which releases of game farm mula price, with a butter-pow the members present. Pep Club members decided to purchase pheasants are made. der ceiling. blazers. The blazers will be worn Dogs will be required to flush The order would give pro birds from heavy cover In east ducers the option of being paid four years. The rally squad was ern Oregon. Also, many ring- In accordance with the terms of i n t e rested in Mr. Lambert's cheerleading fashion andG. A. A. necks have taken to the sage the Oregon Base Plan. members were interested in h is brush hills away from the ad The order would Include pool sweaters. jacent agricultural lands. ing requirements fordetermln- Gunners are advised that chu tng eligibility of distributing and kar populations are good in most supply plants to have their milk areas of eastern Oregon but now pooled and priced under the ate scattered at all elevations. order. BATTLE ROCKETS There is a bumper crop of val COOS-CURRY INCLUDED WON LOST ley quail, and shotgunners are The Oregon counties pro Pacific Drive In 351 8i missing an excellent bet by not posed for Inclusion In the new McKay's Mkt, 29 15 concentrating on these birds. order are: Baker, Benton, Clak- Bartlett's Cafe 22Ì 2 li amas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Western States 21Í 22i Curry, Deschutes, Douglas, Whalen's Cafe 20 24 Gilliam, Hoixl River, Jackson, Port Cleaners 18i 2SÍ Jefferson, Josephine, Klamath, Beeline Fashions 16 28 Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marlon, Pearson's Chev. 13 31 Order blanks for seedlings Morrow, Multnomah, Polk, High Team Series from the State Forest Nursery 2212 are now available at the County Sherman, Tillamook, Umatilla, Pacific Drive In Union, Wallowa, Wasco, Wash High Team Game Extension Office In Coquille ington and Yamhill. TheWash- Pacific Drive In 758 and the Coos Forest Protect lngton counties are: Asotin, High Individual Series ive Association Headquarters In Benton, Clark, Columbia, Cow Era Smith 516 Coos Bay, reports Lynn Cannon, litz, 1- ranklin, Garfield, Grant, High Individual Game Coos County Extension Agent. Klickitat, Skamania, Wahkia Pat Coleman 215 Trees from the state nursery kum, Walla Walla , Yakima; Splits picked up, Maude Weir, are not for ornamental plant and the town of Vader, (Lewis 6-7, Veneta Marsta.ll 3 -1 0 and ings but are for the purpose County) and that part of Judy Hubbard 5-7-9. of establishing forest growth Pacific County outside of the for reforestation, wind protect Puget Sound marketing area. ion, post production, game cov After considering the evi SOUTH COAST ANGLING e r, Christmas tree6 and erosion dence presented at the hear control. Despite the miserable weather ing, USDA will decide whether alcng the south coast, last week Persons planning to order federal regulation of milk hand end,water conditions were right seedlings this year are urged ling Is appropriate for the and anglers enjoyed good fish ih- to order early since supply area for which It Is being pro ing an most streams. may not equal demand for some posed. Everyone Interested species, according to Cannon. The top spot was the Rogue would have the opportunity to River where good numbers o f Twelve conifers and five submit exceptions or comments winter steelhead up to 18 pounds broadleaf species are available on this recommended decision. were being hooked an lures by this year. They are: Douglas All such comments would be both boat and bank anglers. Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Scotch considered by USDA before Is Pros|«cts far the weekend are Pine, Shore Pine, Lodgepole suance of a final decision to excellent as water conditions Pine, Noble Fir, White Fir, be submitted to affected dairy continue to improve. Shasta F ir, Sierra Redwood, farmers for approval. Ap Chinese Arborvltae, and Nor Fair to good catches of fall proval by at least two-thlrds chinook are being taken from way Spruce. Broadleaf trees of the farmers eligible to vote both the Elk and Sixes Rives available from the nursery are In a referendum Is required but many of the fish are turn- Black Locust, Russian Olive, before a market pool order can i n g dark as they appro ach Chinese Elm, and Cargana. be made effective. Minimum orders are for fif spawning. Several winter steel Copies of the hearing notice head have been taken the past ty trees for $2.50. There can be obtained from the after, trees are sold in mul week and angler success should Italry Division, Consumer and Improve as this fishery develops. tiples of fifty trees at $14 to Marketing Service, U. S. $20 per thousand for conifers, Hunter Creek is still produc Department of Agriculture, ing a few large chinook with and $10 to $13 per thousand Washington, D. C. 20250. for broadleaves. Prices In the best fishing in the deepser clude shipping costs. Douglas upstream holes. F ir, Ponderosa Pine, and White The ChetCo River has not I RENTED Fir in amounts of 10,000 or more cleared as expiected and re THROUGH THE are $12 to $15 per thousand mains very muddy with little with the purchaser paying the chance to be ready by th e WANT ADS toO shipping cost. weekend. by LANS LAN EVE SEVE Some Zany Game Laws . . . To start off with, I’m going to quote some zany game laws that have exist ed during the past, as well as a couple that are still in existence. No doubt other such screwy laws tnay be found governing game animals and fish in various states. A recently repealed law in Wyoming required a spe cial permit to photograph wildlife. As far as I know, none was ever sold. In New Mexico, squir rels are classed as big game. It costs a non-res ident 25C more to hunt squirrels than to hunt elk. Years ago, the legislature classed tree squirrels with big game because all other small game in New Mexico were birds. It was plain that a squirrel Isn’t a bird because It lives In a tree. Therefore, It must be big game. Right here at home In the state of Oregon, bull frogs were at one time classed as furbearing animals. That, I believe, tops 'em all, or have any of you readers something of a more zany nature to offer? . . . if so, let me know. 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This outstanding book Is now at your local sports store—or should be--book store, newsdealer, for only $2.95 postpaid from “ The Gun Digest Association,” 4540 W. Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois 60624. I take pleasure In rec ommending It to all read ers of this column who happen to be interested in firearms; I have reason to believe that the majority of them consist of such individuals, but believe It or not, there are a number of readers that peruse each issue—so I’ve been told— who do not hunt nor fish, and do not even possess a firearm . And, Incident ally, there are more of the fair sex that comment fav orably concerning this col umn thar there are those of the opposite sex, a fact which I appreciate great ly , . . bless ’eml . . . the ladles, of course, are those whom I’m referring to. I’d like to Impress upon the readers of this column, that while I edit It, that, at the same time it also may be considered by the readers as being their col umn, also; a clearinghouse for any Ideas or sug gestions that they wish to present at any time that deals with hunting, fishing or any subject relative to the great outdoors. I shall be more than happy to give comments space at any time that any of you readers care to either write meor contact me dir ectly In order to air your views regarding any such subjects. Now that the the open season on deer is a thing of the past and only either fond or bitter memories remain of the annual hunt- Pheasant Season Closes Next Week Seedlings Are Now Available Pacific Chorus To Form Ensemble Girls Of The Month
