Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current, January 21, 1971, Page 5, Image 5

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    NEWS CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
COUNTY MAPS...new supply In,
hurry while they last. Port
Orford News, $3.
— READ ALL THE ADS ~
THREE bedroom ranch style
home, family room with fire­
place, hardwood floors, living
room carpeted, 1% baths, u-
tillty room, double garage.
Drapes, stove, refrigerator
Included. All on % acre.
Contact Don Mechals, Gen.
del., Carson, Wash., 98610,
or call 427-8730.
WESLEY D.
SPENCER
Realtor Since 1946
2 BDRM. apt., furnished, with
garage on Silver Butte Rd.,
McDaniels apt. Mrs. Mervln
McDaniel, 106 E. Main, Cabin
7, Nyssa, o r e . 97913.
12-3-tf
OR S a l e - five room house,
w ell, big garage, 2 a cres,
good view. $8500 cash or $70
per month.
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WANTED
REF RIG ERA TOR-working good
—quick sale $30. Call 332.
2231.
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4 _____ _____________________ —
1962 o ld s wagon, power, radio
and heater. Good second car
with some repair. $250 or
best legit offer. Call 332-2361
or 332-4275 after 5 p.m.
2 BDRM. house, som e finish­
ing, walk to doctor, stores,
post office. $8,000.00. c a ll
332-3483.
11-12-tf
FOUR houses—all furnished—
3 in town, 1 on Hensley Hill.
Battle Rock Garage, Agnes
Leutwyler.
12-24-tf
HOME for nice Fox Terrier
dog. Likes children and goes
by the name of Tinker. Con­
tact Lakeside Trailer Court
office.
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REPAIRABLE baby furniture,
especially % size crib and
m attress. Anything welcome.
Call 332-2822 for further In­
formation after 6 p.m.
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FIREPLACE wood, 18-24 inch
length. Call 332-4554.
1-21-ltc
1963 chevy Bel Air, low mile­
age, excellent condition. Call
332-2734.
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8x43, 1 bdrm. Spartan trailer
house. Can be seen at 333,
9th St., Port orford.
1-14-tf
Corner lot 100 by 100 just
right for that business you
have planned.
WESLEY D.
SPENCER
REALTOR
Two Blocks West of McKay's
PHONE 332-2231
READ ALL THE ADS.
Between Bank G Post Office
COME IN AND BROWSE
SMALL MOTOR CLINIC for re­
pair of lawnmowers, out-
boards, chain saws, etc. Pat
Woodruff, c a ll 332-3565.
8-6-tf
GOOD BUYS on daveno and
chair
sets, refrigerators,
washer and dryer, chests and BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser­
beds. Battle Rock Furniture.
vice - Complete income tax
service,bookkeeping and pay­
1-7-tf
roll. Thom as M. McGinty, Box
SEWING MACHINE, M.W.cab­
inet. Good condition, makes
all stitches, $60. Also VM
tape recorder, $50. Lakeside
Trailer Court office.
1-7-tf
2 Bdrm., garage, shop a r e a -
ideal for retirem ent. Wonder­
ful view acro ss fresh water
lake to ocean. Gorgeous sun­
sets. Term s.
ROCKS
CURIOS
IMPORTS
SERVICES
PRESTO LOGS. Western Build­
ers Supply, north of town.
12-10-tf
625, Bandon. Office phone347-
5421¡home phone 347 - 5703.
Across street from theatre.
STROUT REALTY
INC.
Motels, Trailer Parks, Business
Investments, Lake & Ocean
View Property
John W. "Red" McWilliams
Manager
205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Ore.
Jim McNamara, Port Orford
KEN DENNISON
REALTOR
WE SELL old newspapers for
fir e s, wrapping, etc. 50 cents
per big bundle. Port orford
News office.
911 Oregon Street
Part Orford, Oregon 97465
Office Phone 332-3521
GENERAL auto repairing and
Salesmen
tune-ups, welding, coin oper- Tom Bean.. . . . . . . . . 332-2854
ated automatic car wash and June Dennison........... 332-3521
motor cleaning, U-Haul trucks
and trailer ren ta ls-a t Silver
Springs, your friendly Texaco
dealer.
8-20-tf
Dr-C-G-Sttm, Chiropractic Phy­
sician. Physiotherapy. Hours
(Tuesday through Saturday)
REDUCE
safe and fast with
9:30 a .m .to 5 p.m . Evenings
GoBese Tablets and E-Vap
by appointment- Office 1280
Pacific D r., West at Beach­
“ water p ills .’’ Port orford
combers Inn-GoldBeach,247-
Drug.
6345.
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SEWING In my home, women
1962
RAMBLER—automatic—
and childrens clothes a spec-
$250 cash. Phone 3 32-5443
laity, c a ll 332-2692.
after 6 p.m.
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SEW-knlt-n-stretch c la sse s—Le.
— ----- ---------------------------------- glon hall, Port orford, Tues-
day night, 7 :30. Fabrics for
GIRL’S 16” bicycle-good shape
sale, Tues. night, 6;30. $9
-$ 1 0 . Call 332-4332.
for five basic c la sse s. Kay
1-21-ltc
Bryson, instructor.
l-21-3tc
Hiway 101
If we can’t make a friend;
We won’t make a deal.
An A-frame
perfect on
City water
good term s
price.
home would fit just
this lake front lot.
available and very
on a $5700 selling
6A8ME SALE
GARAGE
SALE. Sat., Sun.,
Jan. 23-24. West side of Hwy.
101, north city lim its. Watch
for sign.
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WANTED TO BUY
OPTIONS on property in or very
near Port orford. Write Bruce
Gordon, P.O. Box 514, Port
Orford, o r e . 97465.
I I- 26-13tp
SPOTS before your e y es-o n
your new carpet-rem ove them
with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­
tric sham pooer$l. Hahn Hard­
ware.
Ite
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NOTICE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH—Form er
S e a r s Bldg. S ervices—9:45
a. m . S .S ., 11 a. m . C hurch.
W e d . fra y e r M e e t i n g a t
Church, 7:30 p. m .
7 -1 6 - tf
7:00 CBS News
8:00 Capt. .Kangaroo
9:00 Lucy Show
9:30 Beverly Hillbillies
10:00 Let's Make a Deal
10:30 Love of Life
11:00 Where the Heart Is
11:30 Search far Tomorrow
12:00 Best of Everything
12:30 As the World Turns
1:00 Love is Splendored
1:30 Guiding Light
2:00 Secret Storm
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 General Hospital
3:30 One Life to Live
4:00 Dark Shadows
4:30 All my Children
5:00 Cartoons
5:30 Assignment Local News
6:30 Cronkite News
New Rays of Hope for All Heart»
Coquille Downs Pirates
Oregon steelhead an g lers r e ­
port som e of the best steelhead
fishing they’ve ev er enjoyed in
most of the co astal stre a m s as
well as sev eral Columbia t r i ­
SUNDAY
butaries.
7:30 Agriculture
Some of the top p roducers to
8:00 The Answer
date, according to the re p o rts,
8:30 Cathedral
include the N ecanicum , N e­
9:30 NFL Football
halem . K ilchis, Wilson. Nes-
12:30 Movie 3
tucca, Siletz, Salmon, A lsea.
2:00 Discovery
Siuslaw, and Sandy. On the south
2;30 Sea otter
coast, anglers have been sin g ­
3:00 Camera 3
ing the p ra ise s of the Chetco,
3:30 Face the Nation
Rogue, Sixes, Elk, P isto l, and
4:00 NCAA Hi'Lites
the Millicoma.
5:00 Young Peoples Concert
The su ccess of the Game
6:00 CBS News
C o m m is s io n ’s
steelhead
6:30 Lawrence We lk
hatchery p rogram is much in
7:30 Hogans Heroes
evidence by the im pact it is
8:00 Ed Sullivan
having on angler su ccess, if
9:00 Glen Campbell
the high su ccess continues
through the rem ain d er of the
10:00 Just Friends
w inter, m arked steelhead from
11:00 CBS News
Game C om m ission re le a se s
MONDAY
will contribute well over 50
percent of the total catch, which
7:00 That Girl
is expected to run from 180
7:30 Gunsmoke
to 200 thousand ironheads.
8:30 Lucy
So far th is w inter, m arked
9:00 Mayberry RFD
steelhead have contributed 76
9:30 Doris Day
percent of the catch from the
10:00 Carol Burnett
K ilchis, 68 percent from the
11:00 Local News
Wilson, about 50 percent from
11:30 Merv Griffin
the Siletz, 60 percent from the
A lsea, 50 p ercen t from the
SECURITY LIGHTING
Salmon R iver, 61 percen t from
the Siuslaw, and 50 percent
from the Sandy. M arked fish
re c o rd s have not been tallied
Ask About Details Today 1
as yet from other stre a m s on
IMWWWWMWtfWWWtMWWWIMMM the C om m ission’s stocking
schedule.
Red hot angling continues to
TUESDAY
be rep o rted from all m ajor
7:00 Comedy Preview
steelhead fishing stre a m s . A
7:30 Hillbillies
few slowdowns have o ccu rred
8:00 Green Acres
this w inter during high, muddy
8:30 Hee Haw
w ater p eriods. H o w ev er,catch ­
9:30 TEA
e s h a v e picked up im m ediately
10:00 Welby M.D.
when s tre a m s have clea red and
11:00 Local News
dropped.
11:30 Merv Griffin
Coos-Curry Electric
WEDNESDAY
7:00 F. B.I.
8:00 Grandadd)
8:30 Room 222
9:00 Medical Center
10:00 H aw aii F ive-O
11:00 Local News
J 1:30 M erv Griffin
THURSDAY
7iOO Ghost L Mrs. Muir
7:30 Family Affair
8:00 Jim Nabors
9:00 CBS Movie
11:00 Local News
11:15 Fortuna Theatre
FRIDAY
7:00 Bewitched
7:30 Evert) Brothers
8:30 Headmaster
9:00 CBS Movie
11:00 Local News
11:30 Merv Griffin
SATURDA Y
7:00 Dragon
7:30 Mouse
8:00 Bugs Bunny
8:30 Road Runner
9:00 Sabrina
9:30 Growie Collies
10:00 Josie
10:30 Globe Trotters
11:00 Hardy Boys
11:30 American Bandstand
12:30 Monkees
1:00 NCAA Football
4:00 W ide World of Sports
5:30 Gallant Men
6:30 CBS News
7:00 Nanny G The Professor
7:30 Let's Make a Deal
8:00 Newlyweds
8:30 My Three Sons
9:00 Arnie
9:30 Mary Tyle.r Moore
10:00 Mannix
11:00 ABC News
11:15 Movie 3
C lassified Display $1.50
per column inch.
We accept responsibility
for error on first inser­
tion only. Responsibility
is limited to re-running
ad correctly.
Coquille.. . 396-3114
Baadoo. . . . 347-5873
SAM SHULTZ
Ww— Far A Home
Demcnrtreticn
SITUATIONS
T o r r id
Milk Quota
Formula Is
Announced
A com parison of the total
of the four low production
months of each producer with
the four high months of C lass
1 sale s of the m arket, plus
15 p er cent, will be used in
the future in figuring quotas
of milk p ro d u cers under the
Oregon Quota Plan
T his factor will be applied
to a p ro d u c e r’s daily avera.,-
production to determ ine his new
quota to be allocated yearly
on F ebruary 1.
The new method for d e te r ­
mining quotas is the re s u lt of
am endm ents
made
by the
O regon D epartm ent of A g ricu l­
tu re in regulations relating to
annual quota adjustm ent and
reallocation. R evisionol the re -
gualtions followed a D ecem ber
16 hearing in Salem on the
changes being proposed by the
departm ent
F or the y ear 1971 the quotas
a re being figured on the four
lowest months of all producers
a s com pared with he four high­
est months of sale s of all Oregon
licensed handlers during the
calendar y ear 1970.
P rio r to th is, quota re a llo c ­
ation was based on the four low
m onths com pared with the four
highest
sa le s
months and
provided for lo ss of quota by
a producer if he failed to p ro ­
duce his sh a re of the m arket
needs, which was 104 percent
of his quota o r m ore. A p ro ­
ducer could also lose quota
if th e re was a decline of C lass
1 sa le s in the m arket area,
but shared in any C lass 1 sales
in c re a se o r quota lost by those
failing to produce th eir sh are
of the m arket needs, if he p ro ­
duced m ore than his portion
of the m arket needs
SHOP AT HOME
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minimum.
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★ VOLVOS
★ PONTIACS
★ JEEPS
SELL • TRADE •
The Pacific Pirates will meet
ihe Myrtle Point Bobcats in a
regular league contest at Pa­
cific Friday night. The JV game
will start at 6;15 p.m.
A make-up non-league game
will be played with Douglas on
Saturday night, Jan. 23, with the
same starting tim e.
WEDDING STATIONERY fe e
our display book today at the
port orford News.
CHURCH
PONTIAC
OPEN SUN. AFTERNOCWS
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
3 Acres with view, 2 room home,
liveable but unfinished,S! 1, -
OOO.
BUY • RENT •
Dual Games
On Weekend
DAYTIME
2 Bdrm. home, single garage,
sewer is In and paid. Newly
painted. $6000.00. Terms.
1 Acre on north side of 101
Hlway right at north
city
line. To sell quick—$1750.00.
3-13-tf
CORNET. Excellent for begin­
ning student. With case, $75.
Call 332-2361, or 332-4275
after 5 p.m.
CHANNEL 3
K1EM-TV
REAL ESTATE
Port Orford News, Thursday, January 21, 1971-5
LOOKING for a house to rent
or buy? Check News class­
ified ads, that’s where the
action is . To place an ad
call 332-2361.
Anniversary« e le b ra tio n
co m in g this w ay’ ( )r«ler
y o u r anniversary in v ita ­
tio n s and napkins from
o u r Pencraft social ca t­
alogue
PORT ORFORD PRESS
PIRATE B ruce Slocum (41)
heads for the basket during
the hard-fought fo u rth -q u a r­
f
t
te r at Coquille Tuesday night,
OUTDOOR
41t!
while Red D evils C url Rob­
e r ts (50) and Dean P a rk e r close
in on him.
Although the P ira te s lost the
gam e, 76-65, they pulled to
BY LANS LENF.VF.
within two points, 57-55, of the
E arn est T hom as Seton quo­ D evils midway through the
C riticism of the s p o r t i n g
qualities of ce rta in guns is old ted a superb Indian description - fourth q u arter.
of the bighorn sheep: "B ighorn
stuff. In a recen t issu e of Eng
--P h o to by Mary H a rris
ca n ’t hear thunder, ca n ’t snaell
land’s ”Shooting T im es & Coun-
dead h o r s e , but can see through
tr y M a g a z in e .'' a r e a d e r w r o te
that his g ra n d fa th e r's reputa
thin ro c k .”
Then th ere was the wise C ree
tion as a sportsm an had s u f­
SOUTH COAST
fered when he appeared as a guide who heard a v o lle y o fd is­
guest in a shooting party with tant rifle shots and turned to
a h am m erless shotg'un. In E ng­ his dude and grinned: "One
land today, the double gun is shot, one d eer. Two shots,
the only socially acceptable gun mebbee one d eer. T h ree shots,
for certain birdshooting, and an heap nothing.”
A m erican re p e a te r is frowned
ASSOCIATION OF
by Rik Riikula
on in the best c irc le s .
This was once tru e here in CONSERVATION ENGINEERS
Winter steelhead angling is
The A ssociation of C o n se r­ at a stand-still all along the
this country. In a 1905 outdoor
m agazine, a w rite r griped: “ I vation E ngineers is a co rp s of south coastal area. All stream s
am s o rry that the W inchester p rofessionals who work in s ta te
game, fish park agencies, l i t e r ­ are high and muddy, with little
Company intends to p u tan au to -
m atic gun on the m arket. Such ally building bridges between hope of being fishable thlsw eek.
Larger stream s such as the
a slaughtering machine should the public and good re so u rce
not be put in the hands of the m anagement. They have two Rogue and Chetco R ivers w ill
basic jobs: to enhance en v iro n ­ likely remain out of shape for
b ristle b a c k s.” (game hogs)
ment with engineering, and to a week or more. Smaller
alleviate environm ental d am ­ stream s like Brush creek , Hun.
BIRDS SCARE,
age. They must work with one
DOGS OUTLAWED
ter creek and Pistol River did
In the e arly 1900s, with the eye on engineering feasibility
not flood badly and could be
end of much of our game in and the other on sound biology
-and that can make designing fishable within three or four
sight, it seem ed that the last
thing we needed was an " a u to ­ an SST seem like playtim e with days, possibly by the weekend.
Between poor stream con’ll ,
m a tic ” shotgun. P etitions w ere T inker Toys.
Im portant people. F o r one tlons and being past the peak
drawn up against autoloaders,
and b ills to outlaw them a p ­ thing, they a re developing tech ~ of winter steelhead migrations
peared in le g islatu res. The nical savvy about environm ental
for the season, fishing Is ex.
blam e for A m erican bird d e ­ engineering. At the sam e tim e,
pected to be slow.
clines went beyond repeating they a re trying to convince
shotguns, and even fell on bird other en g in ee rs--n o doubt the
dogs In North Dakota, the use U. S. Engineering C o rp s--th at
school
of pointers and s e tte rs for hunt­ from now on, noengineeringcan
ing upland gam e b ird s was o u t­ be feasible if it doesn't include
lunch
built-in environm ental s a fe ­
lawed from 1913 to 1943
Such concern jelled in a num ­ guards.
But m ore than anything e lse,
ber of gun and ammo r e s t r i c ­
tions T h ere a re two basic r e a ­ the A ssociation of C onservation
sons for these: that certain guns E ngineers proves that c o n s e r ­
and loads a re too effective to be vationist and engineer can work
MONDAY
sporting, o r a re n ’t effective to g eth er--an d may even be the
Beef callop over
enough An exam ple of the first sam e man
mash«*! potatoes
is the prohibition of waterfowl
Buttered green beans
guns la rg e r than 10 gauge, and ENGINEER CAST
French bread
AS VILLIAN
holding m ore than th ree sh ells
Pears
F or year the engineer has
An exam ple of the second la th e
Milk
general prohibition of 22 rim - been cast as a villian in nature,
and for good reason He has
fire s for shooting big game
TUESDAY
Of course, any gun can be dammed riv e rs , straightened
Beef hash
sporting or unsporting, depend­ channels, paved w ild ern ess and
Breaded tomatoes
ing on how it's used and r e ­ done all so rts of m ischief He
Pudding
may
protest
that
It
is
n
't
really
g ard le ss of the gauge o r c a li­
Bread, buttery milk
his
fau
lt--th
at
the
real
baddie
ber L egislation controlling the
WEDNESDAY
design of hunting guns and amm o is the politician o r in v esto r who
Beef vegetable soup
can go only so far until, an in controls him O r, as Elip W il­
Cornbread and butter
gun control legislation, it ru n s son says: “ The Devil made me
do i t .”
head-on into human ethics
Fruit
Even during the b la sts of a n ti-
Milk
autoloader c ritic ism 70 y e a rs
THURSDAY
ago this was obvious As one
Pork 4 beef noodle bake
hunter wrote in R ecreation
Tossed green salad with
Magazine In 1900: “ A sp o rts
French dressing
man is not made or unmad«’
p ears
by the gun he c a rr ie s . Don't
B read, butter, milk
call the gun the game hog. but
the man behind I t,”
FRIDAY
Turkey 4 dressing scallop
THE INDIAN VERSION
Cranberry sauce
The Indian hunter doesn't say
Buttered spinach
much, but when he does talk
Fruit
he is usually right on target
Rolls and butter
Dr Saxton Pope, the father
of m odern bouhunting. told of
an Indian com paring the w a ri­
Curry County
ness of deer and wild turkey
•'D eer see Injun D eer say, "I
Council On
see Ingun. D eer say. "I see
Alcoholism
Injun; No, him slum p no. him
Injun, no, m ebbee stum p
In ­
jun shoot.
Box 1066, Gold Beach
T urkey see Iniun II«- say.
or Rione 332-3581
■ 1 see Injun He go
AMBLIHGS-^^®
!
W IB N U S
D etect,
alcoholism
early. ,
Know the .
early warning
signals.