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CLASSIFIED AD RATES First Insertion: Three cents per word or 80<t minimum. Pert Orford News, Thursday, April 3, 1969—5 Buy, Stif. Trade S u b s e q u e n t Insertions: Two cents per word or 50<t minimum. me Classified Display: Cue dollar per column inch. ★ FOR SALE ★ FOR RENT SOUP'S cn, the rug that is, so BACHELOR apt. furnished, u til clean the spot with Blue Lus ities included, $41^ mth. Call tre. Rent electric shampooer 332-2231. 6-27-tf $1. Hahn Hardward. ltc THREE room bachelor Apt. $43. Utilities furnished. CaU 332- -D NEWSPAPERS fcr f i r e s , 2231. 10-17 tf wrapping fis h , packing or what have you. Large bundles ONE bdrm.furnished house, wa 50 cents. P. O. News office. ter and trash paid. $45 mth. FABLE and six chairs. Call 332- CaU 332-3591. 3-13-tf 4852. 4 -3 -2tp TWO bdrm. house, newly reno LUBBER STAMPS. AU sizes and vated, unfurnished, available styles.Fast service.P. O. News, now on Elk River road, near phone 332-2361. Western States Plywood. CaU Leo Violette, 332-4825. |YOU saved and slaved for wall 3-20-tf to wall carpet. Keep it new with Blue Lustre. Rent elec THREE bdrm. house, unfurnish tric shampooer $1. Western ed. Available now. Harp of the Auto. ltc Winds subdivision. CaU 332- 2191. 3-20-tf I mob ILE home. For information call 332-4852. 4 -3 -3tp ONE bdrm. apt. aU electric. Neptune Motel, 332-2542. 3-27-tf I SEVERAL davenos, beds, b o x spring, mattresses, electric ranges and dinette set. Bat TWO bdrm. trailer house, fur nished, auto, washer, good TV, tle Rock Furniture 332-3151. near Western States Ply. Free 4 -3 -tf water. $50 per mth. CaU 332- 4825. 3-27-tf PRESTO LOGS.Western Build ers. 2-27-tf THREE bdrm.house on Elk Riv er.Fire place and electric heat. | REMOVE excess b o d y fluid $80 per mth.Write E.A. "Bud" with FLUIDEX tablets, only Miller, Box 105, Vida, Oregon $1.49 at Port Orford Drugs, 97488, or call Leaburg 896- 3-20-9tp 3733. 4-3-tf THREE bdrm.ranch style harm, family room with fireplace, hardwood floors, living room carpeted, l i baths,utility rm ., dble.garage.Drapes,stove and refrigerator included. AU on 3/4 acre.Contact Don Mech áis, Gen. D el., Carson, Wash. 98610 or call 427-8730. 3-13-tf '56 Willys station wagon with '58 Ford V8 motor, good con dition. Small trailer house with propane and sink; com bination mower and garden plow. Contact Geo. McClure, 737 W. 18th S t., Port Orford. 3-20-tf Income - Home Business Property INCOME PROPERTY APARTMENT house with cott age, 816 N. Jackson St. (cne block from Post O f fl ce ) County TaxAppraisal$8, 150. M ;a r ket or Sell ing fr ie e $6500. Terms. UNDEVELOPED comer bn Ore gon St. at 9th, 150'xl50’(No. of-Shell Station) County Tax Appraisal $11* 060. Market or je llin g Price, 37500. Terms. NO. 4 HAMLET - House a n d large lot, 75' X 145'. County Tax Appraisal $3, 840. Market or Selling Price, $3, 680.Terms JOHN G. LYLE Ph: 332-5113 Port Orford, Boat 27 ★ WANTED WAITRESS and cook. Contact Bartlett's Cafe or phone 332- 2531. 3-13-tf ALDER L O G S -W an ted . Top prices. For more information, c a l l 332-3711 collect, or write Box 721, Port Orford, Oregon 97465. ltc k MISCELLAN EOUS 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 * WESLEY D. SPENCER R E A L T O R SINCE 1946 125 ft lake front with 3 bedrm home, ocean view, fireplace large 2 car garage plus garage attached and plumbed $17, 500 100 x 300 ft. lot far only $800. ExcepticnaUy clean three bed room home with additional teenage room, beautiful waU to wall on lvgrm ., fireplace and lge. dble. garage. $17, - 750.00. THREE bedrm house, garage and large carport, complete ocean and bay view. Located north of Battle Rock, $ 15, 000. Wesley D. Spencer Realtor —2 Blocks West of McKays— Phone 332-2231 Card oí Tkonks I wish to thank my customers and friends for their kindness and consideration while living in Port Orford. I hated to leave but had to because of ill health. Grace Wolford Port Orford Cleaners LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE CF HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Oregon State Highway Com mission proposes to hold corri dor hearings pertain big to its proposed plans for future right- of-way acquisition a n d con struction on the Elk River-Port Crford Section of the Oregon Coast Highway (US 101) lying partiaUywithin the city of Port Crford, Curry County, Oregon. The proposed plans consist of reconstruction of the Oregon Coast Highway. Two alternate corridor routes will be present ed f o r consideration, one of which follows the existing a l ignment while the other Is gen erally on new alignment. The informal informational hearings wiU be held,with plans for the proposal on display, In the Port Crford City HaU in Part CTford, O re g o n , between the hours of 1 p. m. and 9 p. m. an Wednesday, April 9, 1969, and again between the hours of 9 a .m . and 12 noon cn Thursday, April 10, 1969. Interested per sons may examine the plans at t h i s time and State Highway Department engineering a n d right-of-way personnel will be present to discuss the proposal, including relocation assistance programs, with th o s e persons who may be affected by the project. The formal public hearing pertaining to the corridor route wiU be held in the Port Crford City HaU Council Chambers in Port Crford on Thursday, A prU 10,1969, beginning promptly at 2 p .m ., at which tim e any in terested person desiring to ex p r e s s opinions pertaining to State's proposal is invited to do so, and in addition may submit written statements at the hear ing or to the Highway Com mission Secretary within te n (10) days after the public te a r ing. If any questions arise per taining to this matter, please contact the Design Division of fice in Salem, Roam 224 State Highway Building, phene 364- 2171, extension 1762j or Mr. C. T. Keasey, Division Engineer in Roseburg phone 672-6541, extension 241; or M r. Bobby Johnson, Resident Engineer in CoquiUe, phone 396-3433. ROY S MEL'S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR *** North of Town cn Highway 101 Phene 332-2452 COM PLETE TVIcuiarL RADIO, TAPE RECORDER SERVICE Free Estimates When fraught to the Store Phene 332*4371 Hahn Hardware a W W W V W W W V W V M ft a New Look Being creativ e is a b ig p a rt of our success in giving p eo p le a p e rso n al flair in their p rin t e d m aterial. PORT ORFO RD REAL ESTATE STROUT REALTY, INC Motels, Trailer Parks, Business Investment, Lake & Ocean View Property John W."Red" McWUllams, Manager 205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Ore. J lm McNamara, Port Orford 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 . 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ThomasM. McGinty Box 1969. 625, Bandon. Office phone347- 5421;home phone 347 - 5703. Across street from theatre. SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low - est rates in Port Orford regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation. Call 247-7538 collect. REAL ESTATE SATURDAY 7:30 Agriculture 8:00 Casper 8:30 GuUiver 9:00 Spiderman 9:30 Voyage 10:00 Journey 10:30 Fantastic Four 11:00 George of the Jungle 11:30 American Bandstand 12:30 Happening 1:00 Action 69 1:30 Brother Bus 2:00 Passport to Travel 2:30 Golf Classic 3:30 fro Bowlers Tour 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:30 Let's Make a Deal 7:00 CBS News 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 ABC Movie 11:30 ABC News I RENTED THROUGH THE WANT AOS Port Crford, ¿ N « LAN» LANEVt H-bomb from a foreign country exploded In the United States, after the smoke cleared away the Army could go In and find a serial number and know what country sent the bomb over here. “ There’s something r e a l magical about registration— just record the serial number some place and all the H-bomb problems of the world will be over.” Author unknown. It Is an established faefthet Is, as far as distances and fishermen In general are, re measurements are concerned; garded as being rated ftfst- really. . .and strange as It class liars In every respect may seem. . .the poor fisher when It comes to their tales man is of a far more reliable concerning the big on« that nature than Is the hunter when It got -away. Not only that, but courts to a showdown In the stories told of catches they telling of “ tall” tales. have made during the paet are usually taken with the. prover ABOUT GUNS It cost the city of New York bial grain of salt by their ass ociates. The general rule adopt $7247 to process each appli The spiraling increase in the ed by all anglers Is to employ cation for a pistol permit, ac number of hunters and fish the use of his hands and with cording to an independent sur ermen In Oregon slowed down fingers extended, In seeking to vey prepared for the National considerably last year from Commission on the Causes and convey to his listeners the size past trends as evidenced by a and length of the fish that he Prevention of Violence. total of just over 1,800 more The oommlssion report, al- caught. hunting and fishing licenses Is At times the fisherman, no ftough only a “ preliminary cost sued In 1968 than were Issued doubt, adds an Inch or two to Analysts,” Is the most detall- in 1967. itud: yet made on how much the length of his catch, or ed study John McKean,stategamedlr- perhaps a foot or so when the flrearihs control programs ector, said thai with the raise measurement pertains to giant cost. The 63-page report was in angling license fees which game fish or denizens of the made by the Research Associ went into effect in 1968, the ates, Inc. of Sliver Spring, Md. ocean. slowdown was actually expect During hassles over firearms What is really a profound ed. Past records Indicate a mystery to this writer Is that Controls, both sides have made drop in license sales following hunters fail to suffer the em guesses at how much It costs an increase In license fee barrassment that flshermen'ex- to license a gun owner and reg schedules. True to form, the perlence while about by the ister a firearm . The com reduction took place In the num doubtful attitude and, at timed mission's detailed study on New ber of angling licenses issued. jeers from thelrllsteliers. Yes, York City Is the first time that A raise In hunting licenses and beyond doubt, fishermen In gen “ true” average dollar costs tag fees became effective this eral are classed as downright have been determined. year, 1969. liars by the general public? A New York police officer, The number of hunting and tradition itself supports this who testified at recent com- fishing licenses issued In 1968 belief. mis91oh hearings, told report totaled over 893,100 compared What really puzzles this ers that in some cases, where with 891,300 in 1967. Some scribe Is that while the tales there was special checking for receipts are still In the hands of fishermen are scoffed at a new applicant, the cost was of license dealers which will $500. In a big manner, the big game raise the total by probably sev and bird hunters are seldom The report points out that eral hundred when these are called to task concerning their costs to New York City vary received. Although the number stories pertaining to the dis from one precinct to another. of angling licenses Issued show tance—the tange—lrt which a But the $72.87 per handgun ap ed a drop, the number of hunt mighty bear, buck or elk were plicant Is the direct cost to the ers showed the normal up slain. Really though, when it city. trend, raising the total past the comes to actual measurements The research .also showed record sales of last year by governing the size of a fish that there were many Indirect the 1,800 margin. and the range at which big costs to the applicant. In ad Anglers licensed to fish In game animals and ducks and dition to the direct fee of $20 Oregon waters In 1968 num geese are downed, the poor for an applicant, he loses con bered over 450,900 compared maligned fisherman comes In siderable time off work, has with 462,200 the previous year. a very poor second with his transportation c o s ts , photo This figure Includes the com prized record fish, In com costs and may suffer “ gross bination license holders but parison to the tall tales told Inconvenience.” does not Include dally licenses by the hunter. The study states, “ Indirect Issued, since some anglers may A fisherman Is regarded with costs of firearm s control pro have purchased one or more suspicion if he extends his hari&t grams are as Important as the of the dally permits. Dally to a certain length While de- direct costs.” licenses Issued rose sharply, scribing the size of the big totaling 235,900 compared with one that got away; but, how - NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 230,800 the previous year. It about the hunter that knocks The basic research on New Is estimated that dally permits over a leaping buck at a dis York City, for both direct and were issued to a minimum of tance of 450 yards? While the Indirect costs, has national sig 120,000 Individuals. angler might possibly have be»n nificance. New York was the For the first time since the adding a few extra infches to first city to have registration salmon-steelhead license was his catch or to that of the old and licensing and has been high Issued, the number of salmon lunker that got away, then how ly touted as a model for other and steelhead fishermen showed about the long range “ Dead cities to follow. a drop. Total salmon-steelhead Eye Dick” that has stretched There are a variety of fire licenses Issued were Just over the actual yardage of his kill arms control plans and the re 284,100 compared with 298,600 by yards and yards, and not by port shows that a system of In 1967. Inches, as has the fisherman? firearm owner’s Identification McKean thought the drop was And how about the bird hunter cards (ID) In Illinois and New Influenced by very poor weather who relates as to how he suc Jersey Is far cheaper th a n last summer and fall which ceeded in making seven kills registration. prevented sport fishermen from on ducks in seven consecutive The report does not cover going out over the coastal bars, shots, and at ranges of least one topic that sportsmen are as well as scattered fish which 10 yards beyond the killing concerned with; When a city made catching them difficult. range of the ammunition he suddenly finds out what Its con In addition, the excellent sport was using? trol program really costs, will salmon fishery In 1967prompt fees be set so high that the ed many charter boat operators AWARD GOES average 'citizen can no longer to commercial fish last summer TO THE HUNTER In expectation of another good afford to own a firearm. When It comes to drawing salmon run rather than charter the long bow concerning both MOTORISTS SLAY to anglers. Furthermore, Mc fishermen's and hunter’s tales MOST WILDLIFE Kean said, the popular Chinook regarding those respective American motorists kill one sport fishery In the Columbia sports, I vote for the hunter) million animals a day, ac was closed by emergency I cast my ballot for him as cording to a UPI story quoting closure for much of the summer being a far greater stretcher the American Automobile As to protect this valuable run of of the truth than the fisher sociation. “ We kill more game salmon. man. However, I admit that with Our cars than our hunters The number of hunters In in most cases he, like the do with guns,” the association creased by almost 14,700 In angler, does not lie Intention reported. dividuals as shown by the Is ally, for as a general rule, The recent AAA report said suance of almost 362,900licen each of them believes that they that in 1968 at least 365 mil ses compared with 348,200 In are stating the truth concern lion animals, most of them 1967. The figures Include com ing their catches and kills. But wildlife, were struck and killed bination license holders. As yards as measured solely by by vehicles In the United States. would be expected from this estimation, when compered by As an example, Pennsylvania large Increase in hunters, deer the extra Inches estimated by vehicles killed 22,610 deer and hunters experienced more com the angler, far outmatches the 87 bear In 1967. petition than In any previous latter; therefore, It is plain to Now how about that! It looks year. This Is evidenced by the see that so far as actual fact to thia scribe as though It was Issuance of more than 303,100 ual measurements In either about time that all motorists deer tags compared with 288,- case Is concerned, the hunter be Issued hunting licenses along 000 In 1967. • Is beyond doubt to be regarded with their car licenses. Game The number of elk hunters as the biggest “ long bower” tags Issued with the licenses climbed back near the record of the two. could be used for the purpose set two years ago In spite of of tagging all traffic victims a short season and fewer cow JUDGING DISTANCE In general. Just think how won permits Issued. Elk hunters Several years back I con derful it would be for a reckless totaled Just over 68,600 com ducted a survey concerning the or drunken driver, upon down pared with 65,100 the previous judgment of distances. . .est ing a pedestrian, to simply year. In the past ten years the imated distance to several ob alight from their car, punch number of elk hunters part jects such as trees and stumps their tag as to the date of the icipating In this rugged hunting selected In a fairly open scope kill, attach It to the victim, and game has more than doubled. of country. Hunters—deer » e n be on their way. Boy, am Other big game tags Issued hunters—were selected from I glad that I conceived that Included Just over 7,000 con three different camps located bright Idea before some sen trolled deer tags, 786 antelope a short distance from my own ator or congressman beat me tags, 250 turkey tags, 6 big campsite. The participants to U. horn sheep tags, and 8 mount numbered seven In the contest. And, now here’s something ain goat tags. Each contestant was asked to else of a silly nature also, but The Game Commission re estimate the distance from I thought It rather cute; at minded readers that the total where they stood, to the var least It makes Just as much number of hunting and fishing ious subjects chosen In the eense as the registration of licenses issued does not re test. f i r e a r m s Imposed upon re- flect a true picture of the num The result of the teet Show epectful citizens In New York ber of Individuals hunting or ed that n<X a single one of City. Well, here It Is, Judge fishing. Many Individuals hunt them came within a distance for yourself; “ it’s hard to un and fish legally without licen of 10 yards of naming the act derstand why they are having ses. No license Is required to ual distance that existed be ao much trouble with the nuc angle for nongame marine fish, tween them and the otijecte lear treaties, it’s real sim a sport fishery which has In In question. Not a one of then ple. 11 the nations with A-bombs creased considerably in recent were conservative in hts est awl H-bombs would only regis years. Also, landowners may imation concerning the dis- . ter them all the problems would hunt and fish on their own tances involved, and they all be over. property without licenses, ex over-shot the range ny quite “ Registration should be at cept for big game. Further a margin. So, If you are not a centra] registry, perhaps In more, youngsters under the age inclined to accept fishermen's Switzerland. If some country of 14 years of age may hunt story as being of a truthftfl ioM an H-bomb, the finder would and fish without licenses, ex nature, then I warn you to re JuSk look at the serial number cept for big game. frain from becoming gullible and know right away who It be Clouding this picture further, to the "truth” related by big longed to and could return It It is not known how many in game and bird sho'Sers. . .that to flte rightful owner. And If an dividuals purchase a fishing Hunters Increase, Anglers Down license and later on purchase a hunting license. Also, the occasional angler may purchase several of the dally angling permits. The following table shows a breakdown of licenses and tags Issued In 1968 compared with those Issued In 1967. Twenty years ago less then 400,000 licenses were Issued, which Illustrates the rapid buildup and popularity of hunt ing and fishing in Oregon since that time. News From Pacific High Taking first place In the Ban don Jaycees Talent Show was Becky Still; Chris Boggs placed third. Open for the first time to schools other than Bandon, the show also had entries from Riv erton as well as Pacific. Becky received the first place prize in the amount of $10 for her baton routine. Chris, who performed an acrobatic dance, won $3. Pacific’s Mixed Ensemble participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest at Marsh field High, March 8. Singing “On a Clear Day,” the ensemble ■ received a 3 grading. Other schools participating In Pa cific’s block were Coquille, Marshfield and Sluslaw. Peggy Jensen played the clar inet solo, “ Dizzy Fingers,” and John Jensen played the trumpet solo, “ Carnival of Ven ice.” Peggy received a 1 rating and John a 1-, Various purposes brought visitors to Pacific’s campus recently. The combined classes of Mrs. Miller and Mr. Torn assi heard William Moore of Western Business University speak on careers In business. John Harr visited Junior and senior English classes to gath er statistics for the Work Ex perience Program. Gary Weeks from Pacific ■ University, spoke to upperclass men concerning the academic and social aspects of Pacific University. GAA glrls-of-the-month for January and February are Tam Hanna, most sportsmanlike, and Rita Guerin, most cooperative. Girls’ track practice began March 24. BATTLE ROCKETS The Battle Rockets Bowling of Part Orford, held their Sweeper Night Monday, March 31, a t ChlnookBowl, Gold Beach, with McKay's Market winning first place w ith a score of 2116. Players on the team are Ima Strahan, Veneta Marstall, Jan frice and Ann Ryan. Pacific Drive-In took second place with 2064 pins,players are Era Smith, JerriHill,Arlene Green and I.e- ona Hammond. Singles event, first place was won by Veneta Marstall with a score of 587; second, Lela Alli son, 574; third,Leona Hammond, 568. Doubles event, first place was won by Jerri HUI and Ann Ry an with a score of 1092; second, Maude Weir and Lela Allison, 1084; third, Lynn Vincent and Veneta Marstall, 1073. All scores were with handi cap,and very close, so everyone will be looking forward to next year. Next important event is the annual banquet to be held at Orford's C a f e Monday night, April 7,then all trophies will be given out to the winners in the different divisions. SCHOOL LUNCH MENU MONDAY Spaghetti Cole slaw Chocolate pudding Hot garlic bread MUk TUESDAY Barbecued beef on a bun Buttered com Pears Cake MUk WEDNESDAY Sausage gravy over rice Vegetable salad Peaches Hot biscuits, butter, mUk THURSDAY Pizza Buttered green beans Apricots Bread, butter, milk FRIDAY Split pea soup Carrot sticks Applesauce Cinnamon rolls Tuna fish sandwiches MUk
