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DO YOU like to tramp through
the back country—then get
your map of Curry county at
the News office. Only a few
left. $3.
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2 ROOM backelor apt. $40 per
mth.including heat and lights.
6-26-tf
Call 332-2231.
CLD NEWSPAPERS fcr f ir e s ,
wrapping fis h , packing or
what have you. Large bundles
50 cents. P. O, News office.
TWObdrm. trailer house near
plywood mill. TV and auto­
matic washer. $50. Call 332-
4825.
6-19-tf
NEW 3 bdrm.house, 1 bath, gar­
age, near Hamlet, call 332-
2833.
5-29-tf
TWO bedroom house, c le a n ,
wood circulator, drapes, an
school bus route. Call 332-
2685.
7-3-3tc
RUBBER STAMPS.A11 sizes and
styl es.Fast service. P. O. News,
phone 332-2361.
2 BDRM. cr 3 bdrm.house,#25
Hamlet. Call 332-3701 after
5 p. m .
7-10-tf
WE h a v e appliances, paints,
general hardware, Berkeley
pum ps. Southern Ore gon Sup­
ply, Laurel Grove. 7-10-ltc
PRESTO LOGS. Western Bufld-
ers.
2-27-tf
WESTERN STATES Ply Co-op
share, reasonable terms. Also
old piano and trailer! Phone
332-3603. Clarence B ra z il,
Box 261.
7-10-tf
TRAILER h o u s e , 8x35, $850.
Phene 332-2054.
6-12-tf
BOY'S ship bunk bed—3 draw­
ers, 1 boy's bicycle. Call 332-
5381.______________ 7-3-tf
TWO bedroom house, unfurn­
ished. Harp of the Winds sub­
division. Available June 10.
Call 332-2191.
7-3-tf
A PT., 1 bdrm ., furnished far 2.
Contact Agnes Leutwyler.
7-10-tf
WESLEY D. SPENCER
R E A L T O R SINCE 1946
. 4 acres 200 ft. on 101, with
small home, 2 septic tanVc, 2
wells, covered with beautiful
s m a l l trees, pasture, shrubs
and garden. Trade—ideal fcr
trailer court, horses, etc. Has
income now of $80. Total
price $10,750 w ith $5000
down.
1 Bdrm. home on lake w ith
ocean v ie w . Large douhle
garage, also garage attached.
Sewer in. $17, 500.
• Bdrm. home with guest quar­
ters, garage, hot house, lathe
house,nice garden area, many
trees, shrubs and flowers.North
of Port Crford. $ 15, 000 terms.
8 Unit Apt. total 18 roams, fur­
nished and e a c h unit has
TW O 1 -bdrm. furnished houses.
shower, toilet and lav; also 6
CaU 332-3591.
7-10-tf
garages. WiU trade $4300.00
equity farland, good contract
or what, t o t a l price only
★ LOGGER WANTED
$6750* 00.
WITH smaU cat having 8 ft.
blade, to log about 500 M on
a Forest Service thinning sale.
CaU 332-3711 before 4 p.m .
or 332-3502 after 5 p.m ,
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Card of Tkonlu
We would like to thank all
our friends and members of or­
THREE bdrm.ranch style home, ganizations that expressed their
family roam with fireplace, sympathies at the loss of our
hardwood floors, living roam grandson PFC Stanley O. Everett.
carpeted, l | baths,utility rm .,
The Lee Peterson family
dhle.garage.Drapes,stove and
Sixes
refrigerator included. AU on
3/4 acre.Contact Dan Mech­
áis, Gen. D el., Carson, Wash. *
work WANTED
98610 or call 427-8730.
3-13-tf DO YOU need help doing that
odd job? CoUege student—
ONE of the finer things of life
reasonable rates, responsible,
—Blue Lustre carpet and up­
ambitious. CaU Mike at 332-
holstery cleaner. Rent elec­
4653.
6-26-ltph
tric sham pooer$l.Hahn Hard­
ware.
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Three bedroom home with gar­
age, and carport,has complete
view of ocean and Battle Rock;
is only $15, 000.
Wesley D. Spencer
Realtor
—2 Blocks West of McKays—
Phone 332-2231
F Sand-Gravel-Rock"!
Excavating and
Back-hoe Work
PHONE 348-2248
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3 BDRM. house in the city lim ­
its. CaU 332-2782. 7-10-tf
FIVE acres, 2 homes, by owner.
WiU divide. See at Rt. 1, Box
26, Paradise Rd., Port Orford,
Oregon.
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H O LY S P IR IT
Christians without the Holy
Spirit are like cars without
gasoline, th e y must be
pushed or pulled wherever
they go.
Assembly of God
10th and Washington St.
Rev. R. L. Sharp, Pastor
Phone 332-2056
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Motels, TraUer Parks, Business
Investment, Lake & Ocean
View Property
John W."Red" McWUliams,
Manager
205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Ore.
J im McNamara, Port Orford
FIRST COMMUNITY
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SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low -
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less. Gold Beach Sanitation.
CaU 247-7538 coUect.
Dr. C. G. Stem, Chirop-atic Phy­
sician. Biysiotherapy.Hou rs
f Tuesday through Saturday)
9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Theilin
Bldg., Gold Beach. 247-6345
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7:30 The Answer
8:00 Oral Roberts
8:30 Cathedral
9:30 Beatles
10:00 Linus
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11:30 Discovery
12:00 U. S.Navy
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Shop In Port Orford
BID ADVERTISEMENT
Notice is hereby given of the
intent to advertise all the m er­
chantable coniferous t i m b e r
marked or designated for cutting
in the following proposed tim ­
ber sale on the Siskiyou Nation­
al Forest prior to December 31,
1969.
The Lobster Skyline sale lo­
cated an an area embracing 286
acres, more or less, within sec­
t i o n 14, 15 and 16, T.34 S.,
R. 13 W ., W. M ., Curry County,
CTegan. This sale contains an
estimated volume of about 10, -
000M board feet which will be
designated for cutting.
This advance notice is given
to afford all interested parties
ample time to examine the sale
area b e f o r e winter weather
makes reasonable examination
im p o ssib le .In fo rm a tio n and
maps concerning the sale area
may be obtained from the Dis­
trict Ranger, Gold Beach Rang­
er Station, Gold Beach, Oregon,
or the Forest Supervisor, Siskiyou
National Forest, Grants Pass,
Oregon. Final minimum stump-
age rates, estimated volumes by
species, bidding provisions and
other sale conditions will be an­
nounced at the time of final
advertisement.
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HERE FOR JUBILEE
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Wagner
from Dallas, spent the JubUee
weekend visiting relatives in
P o r t Crf ord and enjoying the
celebration. They took their
children, Tammy a n d Brian,
home with them. The children
had been brought toLorane three
weeks ago and there Mr.and Mrs.
Forty and Mrs. George Wood-
worth met them and brought
them to Port Oford for a visit.
They visited the ir grandparents,
Mr.andMrs.CourtBoice in Gold
Beach, while an the coast.
IN YAKIMA
Mrs. Vernon Magnesan of Port
Orford went to Yakima to start
her vacation and took her grand­
daughters, Rhonda, Becky and
Linda Sabin, from Gold Beach,
with her. Mr. Magnesan flew to
Yakima where they m et him
and then went to Seattle, Wn.,
to spend the second week of the
vacation time.
The group returned to Port
Oford to spend the third week,
celebrated the Fourth and en­
joyed the com pany of Mrs. Mag-
neson's mother, Mrs.Hazel Hof-
sess,who spent the weekend with
them.
JUBILEE WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Kraus of San
Francisco, Calif., brother-in-
law and sister of Mrs. Clarence
Owens, a l s o her nephew and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hartze
and children fro m Missoula,
Mont., and friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Schulack and two children
from Missoula,Mont., spent the
Jubilee weekend at the Owens
home.
The men of the group went
deep sea fishing and Mr. Schu-
lack,who is district manager of
the Pacific Hide and Fur Com­
pany from Great Falls, M ont.,
caught an unusual star fish. It
had many extra tentacles which
were brittle and would snap off
when it was brought out of the
water.The colors were also very
different.
This,was the first ocean trip
for the visitors, and since the
water was very choppy they had
a very interesting experience
even though they caught no fish.
SECURITY LIGHTING
REMOVE excess body fluid with
FLUIDEX tablets, only $1.49
at Port Orford Drug.
6-19-15tp
WELL kept carpets show the re­
sults of regular Blue Lustre
spot cleaning. Rent electric
shampooer $1. Western Auto.
QXYTIME
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
7:00 CBS Morning News
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Lucy Show
9:30 Beverly HillbiUies
10:00 Andy of Mayberry
10:30 Morn. News/Date Book
11:00 Love of Life
11:30 Search far Tomorrow
12:00 Bewitched
12:30 As the World Turns
1:00 Love is Splendcred
1:30 Guiding Light
2:00 Secret Storm
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Houseparty
3:30 Cne Life to Live
4:00 Dark Shadows
4:30 General Hospital
5:00 Let's Make a Deal
5:30 Assignment Local News
6:30 Cronkite News
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B a n d o n ....347-5873
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Gold Itearli, Oregon
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8:00 Casper
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9:30 Voyage
10:00 Journey
10:30 Fantastic Four
11:00 George of Jungle
11:30 American Bandstand
12:30 Happening
1:00 Passport to Travel
1:30 TBA
3:00 Movie
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 Johnny Cash
10:30 TBA
11:30 Movie
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a New Look
Being creativ e is
a big p a rt of our
success in giving
p eo p le a p erso n al
Ken Dennison
Licensed Real Estate Broker
911 Oegon Street
Port Crford, Oregon 97465
Office phone 332-3521
Residence phene 332-2S82
SALES- TRADES-RENTALS
flair in their p rin t­
ed m aterial.
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ORFO RD
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ENJOY JUBILEE PARADE
The Port Oford Senior Citi­
zens club really enjoyed them­
selves in the Jubilee parade.
They were glad it was possible
to have two cars to represent
their organization.
The club's annual picnic was
held at Humbug Park last week
and a wonderful time was en­
joyed with "more food than you
can imagine" on the table at
noon.
Several Senior Citizens from
Bandon came down to enjoy the
picnic with the local group.
The next regular meeting will
be anjuly 21,at the Legion Hall
in Pert Orford beginning with
potluck at 6 p. m.
FLAY BRIDGE
Those known in this area who
pi a ye d Duplicate Bridge a t
Reedsport on Monday night were
B ill Sweet, Gladys Caughell,
Vemice Masterson, Lola a n d
Adolph Windmaiser.
MOVE TO LOUISIANA
Friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Robinson and children
will be Interested to know that
they have moved back to Louis­
iana.
SHARP GUESTS
Jerry Satterlee from Kirk­
land, Wash., was the guest of
the R. L. Sharp family during
the past week and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Sharp and two
children spent the weekendwlth
his parents, in Port Orford.
BAND ENTERETAINS
The band which entertained
during the Salmon Barbecue a t
the Elementary school during
the Jetty Jubilee was composed
of Joyce Rose, Kathy Sharp, Tim
Rose, Dave Sharp and Tim
Sparks. There were m any
complimentary remarks about
their music and they reported
that they had a lot of fun.
HANSEN VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hansen
of Sixes enjoyed a visit with
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen.
The younger Hansens are liv­
ing in Ashland where he is at­
tending summer school.
June Traffic
Deaths High
Couple Repeat
Vows In Reno
Profitable
Cutting Age
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Change Immediately
FROM SALT LAKE CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hanhart
were visited last week by Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Coleman from
Salt Lake City, who are dis­
tant relatives. The Colemens
also visited at the Wilbur Clarke
and Ethan Clarke homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanhart took
a few days’ vacation and visited
his brother, James Hanhartand
family at Mulino and also other
relatives and friends there.
This week Mrs. Wilma Druhl
from Gladstone, sister of Mrs.
Hanhart, is visiting their
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke,
who makes her home with the
Sixty-six people were killed
Hanharts.
While here Mrs. in Oegon traffic during June,
Druhl will also visit her two boosting the state's six month
brother, Wilbur Clarke and traffic toll to 306,
other relatives.
A year ago, 60 people were
killed in June. The toll for the
first half of the year was 306,
HAHN GUESTS
according to the Motor Vehicles
Guests at the home of Mr. Division.
and Mrs. George Hahn for the
The agency said traffic deaths
Jubilee weekend were their dau­ this J une occurred an all but six
ghter-in-law and grandsons, days during the month, with the
Mrs. Richard Fulton, Frank and worst day listed as June 14, a
Brad, from Portland.
Saturday, when nine people were
killed in traffic.
The agency said its prelim­
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inary figures indicate there were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Rich­ 15 multiple-death accidents—
ards, who is a retired captain one crash killed three people.
in the Fire Department, have Fourteen crashed resulted in 28
moved to Port Orford into the deaths, two in each crash.
area overlooking Battle Rock an
The victims, the agency said,
will soon begin to build their included31 drivers—16 of them
“ dream house.”
under 25 years old—19 passen­
gers and five pedestrians. Tlie
driver-passenger status o f 11
victims is not yet known.
Although reports still are in­
complete, the.igency noted that
Given by marriage by her at least eight people were thrown
father, and wearing a lovely from their vehicles at the time
long white formal gown, Mar­ of impact. In at least two cases
ilyn Kay Bushnell of Lang­ seat belts were installed but not
lois became the bride of Wil­ in use at the tim e.
liam Martin Sellers of Sixes
on June 5 In Reno, Nevada.
The young couple exchanged
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and white satin ribbon roses and
her mother, who wore a green
knit suit, wore a corsage of
yellow satin ribbon roses.
The groom’s mother lives
In Owensboro, Kentucky.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Sellers
were graduated from Pacific
High School with the class of
rings with their vows and her 1968.
Immediately following the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­
wedding ce re m ony the young
mond Bushnell of Langlois,
couple were guests of her par­
were their attendants.
The bride’s corsage was blue ents at a wedding dinner and
then they left for their honey­
moon trip which took them to
Colorado Springs, Calif., to
visit her grandmother and aunt,
to Owensboro, Ken., to visit his
mother and then to Stafford,
Va., where he is stationed with
Residents of the Southern the United States Marine Corps.
Oregon coast area who are re­
ceiving monthly social security
checks are reminded by H. M. FAMILY REUNION HELD
About 40 members of the
Reynolds, social security man­
ager, In Coos Bay, to report Wilson family gathered on the
directly to the Coos Bay office Fourth of July for a family re­
any change of address or other union at the Grove on the Ryce
events affecting continued re­ Wilson place on Sixes River.
Besides the host and hostess
ceipts of their checks. Reports
may be made by mall (you may the members of the older
generation of the Wilson family
use the back of your check en­
velope for this), phone, or In who attended with their families
were Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wil­
person.
Appropriate report
forrqs are available at the Coos son from Coquille,Mr.andMrs.
Roy Wilson, Bandon, Mr. and
Bay office.
Mrs. John Ricker, Portland and
Reynolds said this reporting
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wilson
method enables the district of­
fice to take advantage of the from Azaleo.
Also present was Mrs. Koel-
Increased capacity of Its high
ler from Dunsmuir, Calif., who
speed communication circuits
to transmit information to re­ will be 90 years old in Sept­
cord centers. Until recently, ember, and who was a friend of
the mother of the members of
social security beneficiaries
the Wilson family named above.
were encouraged to notify the
Social Security Administration Her daughter, Barbara Nea-
shan, accompanied her.
about the occurrence of these
events by mailing pre-addres­
sed postcard forms to the re­
CAMP AT WILSONS
cord center.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack La-
Events that affect recept of
Flamme, brother and sister-
monthly social security checks,
in addition to address changes in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ryce
are, starting or stopping work Wilson, camped for the week­
end in the Wilson Grove on
(employment), marriage or re­
Sixes River. They are from
marriage in some instances,
Hillsboro.
divorce, and death.
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Timber can be sold at three
times; too soon, too late, or
just right.
Determining the
proper time to harvest is a real
problem in forest management
. Hits Is the essential mes­
sage of a new Pacific North­
west Cooperative Extension
p u b lic a tio n prepared by the
Washington Woodland Council.
Extension forestry specialist
from Oregon and Washington
supplied the Information for
this bulletin.
Bulletin is entitled “ What’s
the Most Profitable Cut­
ting Age for Douglas Fir Tim­
ber?” and copies are available
from the Coos County Exten­
sion office In the courthouse
In Coquille.
A chart showing the normal
values per acre for timber at
various ages is Included In the
bulletin. In another section, the
increase In timber value over
10-year periods Is computed In­
to equivalent annual compound
Interest These shouldbeh»|p-
fUl to the timber owner In de­
ciding when his stand should be
cut
Since prices have changed
rapidly In recent months, the
figures should be taken only as
Illustration of relative growth
In value. It Is suggested that
Individual timber owners con­
templating a sale, check cur­
rent prices and adjust accord­
ingly.
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HEPATITIS REPORTED
Two cases of Hepatitis were
reported In Curry County for
the week ending June 21 by
the state board of health, bring­
ing the year’s total to three.
SON IS MARRIED
Michael Shenk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Shenk of Port
Orford, was married on Mem­
orial Day In Oxnard, Calif.,
to Miss Vivian Polston. Mike
is a Naval Medical Corpsman
and is getting his training at
the Naval Installation in Ox­
nard.
MOTHER PASSES AWAY
Mr. and Mrs. L a w r e n c e
Rhodes were called to North
Carolina because of the serious
illness of her mother and had
been back In Port Orford just
a week when her mother died.
Mrs. Rhodes flew back for the
funeral.
Larry Rhodes, who Is In the
Army, Is homefor a three-week
furlough before going to Japan.
MOTHER DIES IN ALBANY
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schelske
of Port Orford were called to
Albany last week because of the
serious Illness and death of his
mother.
OLD FRIENDS VISIT
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.
L. Peterson of Sixes over the
Jubilee weekend were old
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kincaid from Bend.
WEEKEND VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Pitcher
of Port Orford enjoyed a week­
end visit with their son-in-law,
daughter and grandchildren,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Entz,
Rocky and Linda, from Coos
Bay, over the Fourth of July
weekend.
MOTHER RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Vera Kosack of Depoe
Bay, mother of Mrs. Delbert
Neal of Port Orford, was a
guest at the Neal home for about
two weeks, returning to her
home on Monday after the Four­
th.
VISIT POTTERS
Helping to make the Fourth
of July happier for the Oscar
Potters on Cape Blanco Road
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mor­
gan and family and Mrs. Hulda
Potter and daugher, Gertrude,
all from Brookings.
GRANDSONS VISIT
Staying with their grandpar­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Preston of Port Orford, are
grandsons, Vernon and Byron
Forty from Albany. They are
the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ken­
neth Forty.
NIECE VISITS
Guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Geer of Lang­
lois is their niece, Karen Han­
son of Springfield.
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