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NEWS CLASSIFIEDS M t V CHANNEL FOR RENT ÙJ TWO ROOM furnished apt. - a ll utilities Inc., plus garage, $60 per mth. C all 332.5961. REAL ESTATE WESLEY D. SPENCER 1 0 -2 1 -ltp MON. 7 ;00 8 05 8 00 9 .-00 9;15 9 00 1000 10;30 11 XX) 1100 11:55 1200 12 0 0 1200 100 1 00 2;00 2 ;30 3.-00 3 00 4 00 5:00 THROUGH F R I The Today show Northwest Report The Today Show Dialogue 13 False Concentration Sale of the Century Hollywood Squares Jeopardy Who What Where Kalber News Northwest News Fashions In Sewing Days of o u r Lives Doctors Another World Bright Promise Somerset Dinah’ s Place Three on a Match W ild W ild West P e rry Mason SATURDAY 7 0 0 D r. Doolittle 7 ;30 Woody Woodpecker 8 0 0 Deputy Dawg 8 0 0 Pink Panther 9 0 0 B a rrie r Reef 9 0 0 Take a Giant Step 1 0 0 0 The Bugaloos 11:00 M ajor League Baseball 2 0 0 Periscope 3 0 0 Big Valley 4 0 0 This Week In Pro FB 5 0 0 Nashville Music 5 0 0 Buck Owens 6 0 0 Northwest News 6 0 0 Saturday News 7 0 0 Sports Eleven 7 0 0 Rollln on the River 8 :00 The Partners 8 0 0 The Good L ife 9 0 0 Saturday Movies 1100 Saturday Cinema M M M M M rtM M N M M M » S E C U R IT Y L IG H T IN G Coos-Curry Electric Ask About D etails Today 1 WMMMMMRMAAMMAMMAMMMM SUNDAY 8 0 0 Revival F ires 8 0 0 Rex Humbard 9 0 0 It Is W ritten 1 0 00 Pro Football 4;00 Star T rek 5 0 0 It Takes a Thief 6 0 0 What’ s My Line 6 0 0 Meet the Press 7:00 W ild Kingdom 7 0 0 World of Color 8 0 0 Jimm y Stewart Show 9 00 Bonanza 1000 The Bold ones 1100 Voice of calvary 11 0 0 Tonight Show MONDAY 6 0 0 Northwest News 6 0 0 Evening News 7 0 0 Truth or Consequences 7 0 0 What’ s My Line • 8 0 0 Laugh In 9 0 0 Monday Movies 1100 Northwest Report 11 00 Tonight Show TUESDAY 6 0 0 Northwest News 6 0 0 Evening News 7 0 0 Truth or Consequences 7 0 0 Ironside 8 0 0 Sarge 9 0 0 The Funny Side 1 0 00 David F ro st Review 11 00 Northwest Report 1 1 00 Tonight Show WEDNESDAY 6 0 0 Northwest News 6:30 Evening News 7 0 0 Truth o r Consequences 7 0 0 What’ s My Line 8 0 0 Adam 12 <800 M ystery Movie 1000 Night G allery 1 1 0 0 Northwest Report 11 00 Tonight Show R ealtor Since 1946 SHORELINE 10-7-tf Motel, 332-2903. SERVICES BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser vice - Complete income tax service, bookkeeping and pay ro ll. Thom asM . McGinty, Box 625, Bandon. O ffice phone 347- 5421;home phone 347 - 5703. Across street from theatre. Dr.C.G.Stem, Chiropractic Phy sician. Physiotherapy, Hours (Tuesday through Saturday' 9:30 a.m . to 5 p, m . Evenings by appointment. Office 1280 Pacific D r., West at Beach combers Inn. Gold Beach, 247- 6345. tf WHEN you need F R IE N D L Y , NEIGHBORLY CONCERN In tim e of sorrow - Hansohn M em orial M arkers, Box 103, Port Orford, Oregon 97465. Call 332.2913 after 4 p.m. 4-15-tf FOR ELECTRONIC organ re . pair and tuning, call o r w rite Whitaker Electronic Service, Coos Bay. Phone 888.4275. BankAmerIcard and Master Charge accepted. 8- 26-tf BOOKKEEPING, Income tax, payroll and steno work. Mary Loan, 332-4935. 9- 30-tf GENERAL maintenance, paint, lng, building, tree trim m ing, planting lawns, welding, roof, lng and repairs. H.D. Mitch, e ll, Rt. 1, Box 500 A, Ban. don, Oregon 97411. Phone 347-3017 8-15-17tp NOTICE C H R IS TIA N C H U R C H —Former S e a r s Bldg. Services—9:45 a .m . S. S ., 11 a. m . Church, W e d . firayer M e e t i n g at Church, 7:30 p .m . 7 -1 6 -tf Detect alcoholism early. Know the early warning signals. Curry County Council On Alcoholism Box 1066 GOLD BEACH, OREGON Phone 332-3581 FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Andy Baxter, Pastor FRIDAY 6 0 0 Northwest News 6 0 0 Evening News 7 0 0 outdoor Guide 7 0 0 What’s My Line 8 0 0 The D.A. 8 0 0 W orld P rem iere Movie 1 0 00 M ayberry RFD 1 1 00 Northwest Report 1 1 0 0 Front Row center HUNTED IT THROUGH THE W N T A M Í* COME IN AND BROWSE. CWIMM SCtiOOtJMS WOO WOfKNir. YOUTH ÔROOP5 . À W m . wohsMir.JM tW M N C WCLCMte. C IT Y L IV IN G : 2 Bedrooms, bath and a half, firep lac e, large yard, In an estate, and priced to sell, walking distance to ev erything. COUNTRY L IV IN G : 5 miles fro m town, lovely retirem en t home, out but not Isolated, 2 bedrooms, firep lace, lovely flow ers and shrubs, enclosed patio, storage shed, chicken pen, room fo r several sheep or a calf, and almost an acre. COUNTRY L IV IN G : About 2(4 miles from town, retirem ent home with Income, 2 bedrooms, a ll large rooms, lovely yard, protected from wind, you would like to re tire and live here. HUSS FOUND you can y& Sot ~ READ ALL THE ADS ~ CHURCH PONTIAC C o q u ille ... 3 9 6-3 114 Far A Ham a OPEN SUN. AFTERNOONS t t AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CLASSIFIED AD RATES FIR ST Insertion: 4 cents per word, $1 minimum. SUBSEQUENT insertions; 3 cents per word. '■ cent minimum. Classified Display $1.50 per column Inch. We accept responsibility fo r e r ro r on firs t lnser. tlon only. Responsibility Is lim ited to re-runnlng ad correctly. jL ¡t B Y LANS L E N E V E WANTED TO BUY 10.21-ltc •$ AMBLIHGS-^F*’ I W EDDING STATIO NERY, fe e for all 50 states and all 11 our display book today at the Canadian provinces, along with bowhunting seasons and regu Port Orford News. lations for each state and p ro vince and a special section of Winchester ballistics tables. The Winchester Hunter’s Hand book, 1971 - 72 sells fo r Just USED Slim Gym. c a ll 332- $1.95 a copy and may be p u r 5351. chased at most re ta il book 10.14.2tc stores, sporting goods dealers and newstands This w rite r has just finished reading a copy of this out and does not MANS high school ring. Own- standing book, hesitate to recommend it highly e r may claim by identifying to hunters in general. and paying fo r this ad. BUSINESS BUILDING IN THE C IT Y W ITH HIGHWAY 101 FRO NTAG E: Excellent condl. tlon, could be business and liv . lng quarters. Also has separate building that could be used fo r storage. G UARANTEED USED CARS PORT ORFORD O UTDO O R KEN DENNISON REALTOR Port O rfo rd , Oregon 9746 5 SELL • TRADE • * STROUT REALTY INC. 356 W. 6th St., P.O. Box 759 Phone 332.4132 RENT • REAL ESTATE • SITUATIONS Pacific Loses Homecoming WESLEY D. SPENCER REALTOR ★ VOLVOS ★ PONTIACS ★ JEEPS Anniversary celebration coming this way? O d e r your anniversary invita tions and napkins from our Pencraft social cat alogue THREE bedroom ranch style home, fam ily room with f ir e , place, hardwood flo o rs, living room carpeted, V /i baths, u- tlllty room, double garage. Drapes, stove, re frig e ra to r included. A ll on % acre. Contact Don Mechals, Gen. d el., Carson, Wash., 98610, o r call 427-8730. 3-13-tf • BUY • The Federal Government has THINKING about a new or used always been one of the nation's biggest publishers, and c e r car or pickup—see B arry o r tainly one of the worst. F o r call 332.5971 o r 396-2118 Co- many decades, paper money was qutlle, Lounsbury Ford. about the only thing the G overn 10-7-tf ment printed that was of real 5 Acres with 3 bedroom home public interest. This began to change while BED, six year, $15; and out buildings, a home for BABY bathinette, $5; car bed, high back, especially in the Depart horses and chicks, nice chair, $5. Phone 332.2764. ment of the Interior. And In stream running past front the last ten years the U S. Fish 10-21-tf door, 4 m iles off 101 highway. and W ildlife Service has done Itself proud with its bulletins and hard-cover books. In 1964 FR E E Z E R , chest type; new map. there was “ Waterfowl T o m o r le bedroom set, new and used row ” , folowed by “ Birds In box spring and mattresses. Our L iv es” in 1966. Latest Two Blocks West of McKay's Battle Rock Furnitu re, 332. in the series is "Sport F is h 4021. WONE 332-2231 ing U .S .A .,” which Is one of the best things ever done on the 9-9-tf subject by the Government - - 30-30 Winchester carbine model or anyone else. 94 $75—very good condition. W RITING IS TOPS Phone 332-4935. Phone 332.2907 “ Sport Fishing U .S .A .” Is 9- 30-tf an excellent balance of subject John W. “ Red” M cW illiam s Manager PRESTO LOGS. Western Bull, m atter, w riting style and I l The 41 chapters 205 W 6th, Port O rford, o re . ders Supply, north of town. lustration. are done by top outdoor w rite rs Jim McNamara, Port Orford 12-10-tf and fisheries experts, and it's WESTERN SUtes share,$2500 all highly readable... tops in its field. Editors Dan Saults and cash. W rite P .o . Box 1293, M ike W alker have seen to that. St. Helens, o re . 97051. The book Is worth even more 10- 21-4 tp than the $10 that the Super CWF Rummage sale, Oct. 21- intendent of Documents. Wash ington, D.C. 20402, is getting 22, Co-op Bldg., 9 0 0 to 4 0 0 . for it. At least that is the 10.14.2tc opinion expressed by many of its readers. Our Federal resource agen 911 Oregon Street FIREWOOD, $20 per cord, split Port Orford, Oregon 97465 and delivered. Phone 348- cies have a vital pitch to make to the people - - and this new O ffic e Phone 332-3521 2356. book is right across the center 10-21-ltc 5 Acres of land with good well of the plate. and spring. 2 bedroom house E LE C TR IC range, good condl- that needs the Inside finished W INCHESTER H U N TER ’S tlon. Phone 332-5372. HANDBOOK off. 6 miles from town and 10-21-ltp Another whale of a good book private. Lots of seclusion fo r which has just been released $9500. with term s. TAKE soil away the Blue Lus by Winchester Press, is the Hunter 's Hand tre way from carpets and up- Winchester 10 acres up Sixes R ive r. At book, 1971 - 72. holstery. Rent ele ctric sham, least one good spring and sev. This y e a r’s edition sports pooer $1. B & B Hardware. a new feature - - in fact, nine era l lovely building sites. 330 new features - - feature length foot of year around road fro n t, ltc stories by some of the most age. I t ’s nice at $8500. CHAIN SAW, McCulloch, 32- outstanding outdoor w rite rs In inch bar, Just tuned, $45. North Am erica This w rite r Is Listings are the backbone of happy to note that our good Phone 348.23 56. our business. Every home and friend, Francis E. Sell, of R i 10-21.ltc _____________________ acreage has a potential buyer. verton, has contributed an in How about yours? THERE Is always someone look teresting artic le onshotgunbal- ing fo r something to buy and listics, to the pages of this If We Can’ t Make a Friend, the News classified page Is highly entertaining book. We Won’ t Make a Dealt In addition there are almost where they look firs t, it you 100 pages of complete state have something to sell, call and provincial game regu 332-2361 today. lations, seasons and prospects C. A. SMITH REAL ESTATE THURSDAY 6 0 0 Northwest News 6 0 0 Evening News 7 0 0 Truth o r Consequences 7 0 0 What’ s My Line 8 0 0 F lip Wilson 9 0 0 James G arner as Nichole 1 0 00 Dean M artin 1100 Northwest Report 11 00 Tonight Show Between Bank A Post o ffice Onyx Necklaces of Different colors Cozy two bedroom home, hard, wood floors, garage-shop area, tool shed, exceptional view a. cross lake and ocean. Just a. cross street from boat ramp. Close to shopping, term s. SHOP HOMerww srog£fF/*sr\ 20 Ih and JACKSOMST. ROCKS CURIOS IMPORTS One and a half acres with 187 ft,, on Hwy 101 at Silver Sprgs; place your mobile home and plan a business. T erm s. FOR SALE Port O rford News, Thursday, October 21, 1971—5 SNOWS. BLUES AND CONFUSION F o r years, one of the m ys teries of waterfowl was why blue geese and lesser snow geese mixed so freely in the same flocks Today, biologists are con vinced that they're the same bird -- in different color schemes. The two color phases com- Enroilment Reaches 2,000 At SWOCC Incomplete returns inaicate Oregon community colloge en rollm ent has reached a record high. State Superintendent Dale Parnell announced Friday Registration at the 13 schools, according to unofficial figures reported this week, has climbed to 56,982 "E nrollm ent is running sub stantially ahead of last y e a r,” said C arro l deBroekert, Oregon Board of Education associate superintendent “ W e’ve p ro jected 63,000 and we don’t think the projection w ill be far off ” The returns are fa r from being complete as most of the schools have not completed registration For example. Lane Community College be gan re g is tra tio n later than planned because of the le w election And too. several of the schools have unique open enrollm ent policies a l lowing students to enroll at various tim es In the term Incomplete and unofficial fig ures reported thia week are Blue Mountain 1,485, Central Oregon 1,380; Chemeketa 4,723, Clackamas 3,117; Clatsop 1.622. Lane 8.310, Linn-Benton 3,388. Mt Hood 7.500; Portland 19.- 800; Southwestern 2,000, T r e asure Valley 1.030, Umpqua 1,803. and Rogue, beginning Its firs t year. 824 4 monly Interbreed, and a brood may include both. I t ’s believed that the white phase was the o r iginal, and that the blue phase evolved later. The blue-phase goose was relatively ra re 60 years ago. but has been increas ing and widening its range ever since. One reason given for this Is that hunters p refe r the white goose to the darker one, thereby favoring survival of the blue goose. The greater snow goose, which winters only on the Atlantic coast, Is larg er and chunkier than the lesser snow, and does not have a blue phase, - Nilo News. GLASSES G ET GAME “ Modern hunters re ly heavily on optical glasses to increase their game bags” , says W arren Page, executive vice - president of the National Shooting Sports Foundation. M r. Page, him self a w orld-traveled trophy hunter, repeated this idea even more strongly In saying, “ No need to sympathize with the hunter who wears glasses. He may or may not need ground-in op tical corrections, but with the right glasses, he’ll Increase his game bag over ordinary men.” The reason, went on this ex perienced shooter, is simple enough, In that even the gunner with perfect eyes w ill, by using shooting glasses with h e a t-tre a ted optical lenses, surely save his eyes from stray shot p el lets, w ill protect them from the whiplash of twigs and brush and w ill actually spot game better. M r. Page further states that with yellow lenses, he can pick a bull moose out of the Que bec tim ber 15 minutes later in the evening than with the naked eye. ■ ........ 1 CEDAR BEND DIVOTS Host Pacific held visiting Gold Beach scoreless in the firs« quarter, but let the Panther out of the bag in the second quar ter as Marty Curtis, who rush ed for over 100 yards and scor ed 32 points during the evening, scampered to the endzone from ten yards out. opening the way for the rest of the pack. A 20-yard pass from Kent Crook to Gary Creek, a 40-yard Crook-to-Curtis combination and a 30-yard run by Creek to pay dirt overwhelmed Pacific in the second quarter to the tune cf 240. Late in the second quarter Wayne McCune climaxed a Pa cific (kive with a 11-yard dash to score as the half ended 240 The onslaught continued in the second half as Curtis opened with a 50->iard race to the end zone, followed by Creek from four yards. Ron Collatt from the four and Curtis running for one and catching a 20-yard toss from Jim Tuttle for another. In the fourth quarter, Pacific joined the race to paydirt as Steve Pattison hit Craig Lan non twice to score, once far 20 yards and again for 50 yards. Pattison climaxed the wild second half with a one-yard plunge. H A LF T IM E A C TIV ITIE S During halftim e activities, DI» anne Colvin was crowned Home coming Queen and Keith Peter» son was named M r. Football. Musical entertainment was pro» vtded by the Pacific marching Thursday mens winners were BIU Snodgrass with 21 points, and Ralph Munsen with 19. The winter ladles mudders tourney has eight teams with two golfers In each, and w ill play each other during the win- ter months. Mens President’ s Cup play starts Nov. 1, with the entire month to play the firs t match, and Dec. to play - the second match. Port O rford players and their opponents are Charles E lls vs V e rn Kolen; Alex E lls vs Don Asher; L a rry Hoover vs Lowell C a rte r; Jim Allison vs Don Brent. This tourney w ill also Include a party that w ill be held after the firs t of the year at the Rod ’n Reel. Participation In the Cedar Bend Club by everyone Is the sure sign of success...come on out. SOUTH COAST The Oregon Game C om m is sion advised hunters that they now have almost a fu ll slate of hunting seasons to choose from. Oct. 16 marked the open ing of the statewide pheasant and quail season to go along with the buck deer, chukar and Hungarian partridge, a n d w a - terfowl seasons already under way. In Klamath, Lake and Harney counties, upland bird hunters started the season at one-half hour before sunrise. Follow ing the 8 a m., Oct. 16 open ing for the rest of the state, nimrods should adhere to the one-half hour before Sunrise shooting tim e schedule. Shot - gunners should check the tim e table calendar In the upland Forest trees from the Oregon State Nursery w ill soon be available announced Walt Sch roeder, C u rry County extension agent. State Nursery trees may be planted only In unincorporated areas. Species available In clude Douglas f ir from five different elevations, ponderosa pine, sctoch pine, austrlanpine, shore pine, noble fir, grand fir , coneclor fir, shasta f ir , and several broadleaf trees such as black locust, cascara, russlan olive and Siberian elm. The cost per thousand Is from $20 to $20 for the conifers and $15 for the broadleaf trees. O rders forms w ill be a v a il able soon and may be obtained at the Extension Office. O r ders should be submitted to the State Nursery immediately following receipt of the form A big demand for the trees find several species depleted within a few weeks after the firs t orders are submitted, said the agent. LOOKING for a house to rent o r buy? Check News class ified ads, that’ s where the action la. To place an ad call 332-2361. ^2.7 222H2 ? 7 SCHOOL LUNCH M IN U S by Jim M artin Chinook fishing on the low» er Chetco has picked up m ark, edly In the last week. Some la r jc Chinook salmon as well as many jacks are now being taken throughout the lower riv e r. Trolling In the chetco tldewa- te r area has been especially productive. Hunter Creek and Pistol Rtv- er continue to be very slow and probably w ill continue to be so until major ta ll ralr.s. With the prom ise of Impend» lng fa ll rain s, anglers can ex» pect an upswing of salmon s o tlon on nearly a ll of the south coast stream s. U ntil those rains, the lower Sixes, Rogue and Chetco w ill continue to pro» duce best. GOLD BEACH, Yardstick First Downs Rushing Plays Net Rushing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes Intc. By Net Passign Total Offense Fumbles/lost Punts/average Penalties yards Gold Beach Pacific 5/«5 ras I 24 21 1S-4I I I 8 28 -28 GB — Curtis 10 run (run fail ed). GB — Creek 20 pass from Crook (run failed): GB — Curtis 40 pass from Creek (run failed). GB — Creek 30 run (kick fail ed ). P — McCune 11 run (run tail ed > GB — Curtis 50 run (kick fail ed). GB — Creek 4 run (Hocken kick). GB — Collatt 4 run (Hocken kick) GB — Curtis 4 run (Curtis run). GB — Curtis 20 pass from Tuttle (Rose run). P — Lannon 20 pass from Pattison (Cope run). P — Lannon 50 pass from Pattison (run failed). P — Pattison 1 run (run failed). P h e a s a n t s , Q u a il N e x t F o r H u n ter s F orest T rees Soon Available by Duane Bergstrom band. The Pom Pom g irls al so perform ed, along with Becky S till who presented a f ir e bo» ton routine. MONDAY No school TUESDAY Spaghetti Buttered green peas Apple crunch Bread, butter, m ilk WEDNESDAY Beef hash Buttered spinach Pear and cheese salad Snlckerdoodle bread M ilk THURSDAY Beef callop over mashed potatoes Buttered green beans Apricot and pineapple cup Bread, butter, m ilk FRIDAY Tuna A noodle casserole Buttered carrots Halloween cake Bread, butler, milk HOME r o w game bird and w aterfow l re g ulations booklet. The season on pheasants w ill extend through Nov. 14. The quail season In western Oregon w ill also close on that date but eastern Oregon gunners may continue after quail through Jan. 23. Bag lim it for pheasants i.i western Oregon and Klam ath County Is two cock pheasants per day, four in possession. Game biologists around the state predict only a fa ir sea son for pheasants, but good for quail. Some of the best mountain quail hunting w ill be found through much of southwestern Oregon. SBA Safety Loans On Tap The W orkmen’s Compensa tion Board announced at Salem this week that sm all busin esses may obtain emergency loans to help them comply with new federal job safety and health standards required by the W ll- Uams-Stelger Occupational Sa fety and Health Act of 1970. The loans, on which th ere Is no statutory d o llar lim it, w ill be made by the Sm all Business Administration (SBA) e ith e r d i rectly or In cooperation with banks or other lending in s ti tutions. Proceeds of the loans a re to be used by sm all business to make additions to o r a lte r equipment, fac ilitie s o r m eth ods of operation to comply with the standards set by the Act, or with certain State lawa if the SBA determ ines a concern is likely to suffer substantial economic Injury without such help. Root W eevils House P e s ts If you have noticed some sm all black Insects about 1 /8 - tnch long In your home, chan ces are they a re root weevils, said Walt Schroeder, C u r r y County extension agent. These root weevils frequently m igrate in the homes during the sum m er and fall months. They may cause alarm but do no damage and w ill not Infest stored foods or dam age household furnishings or the buildings Root weevils a re usually black and If you look closely you w ill see a little snout on the end of the head, said the agent Adult weevils can be e lim inated from any dwelling by sweeping them up with a broom or sweeping them up with a vacuum cleaner, o r using a common household Insecticide aerosol. “ You must make sure that the m ist from the aerosol comes in direct contact with the Insect," he added. The nuisance of root w eevils migrating into homes can be alleviated by treating grassy areas or shrubbery around the home with diazinon o r mala thion when the w eevlla are m i grating toward the home, he concluded W A S H IN G T O N — W than eight m illio n gallon paint and th in n er are t each year in the m anufaci o f trucks — enough to p one m illio n average fri homes. '
