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Port orford Newa, Thursaay September 21, 1972-5
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B l A t IS T A T 1
WORK. Building remodeling,
home repairs. No Job too big
or too small. Reasonable, call
332.5753.
Who, What, Where
Kai her News
Northwest News
I ashlons in Sewing
Days of o u r Lives
The lloctors
Another World
Return to Peyton place
Somerset
Dinah’s Place
Three on a Match
Wild, Wild West
nig Valley
It Takes a Thief (Frl)
DR C.G. ST E M , Chiropractic
Physician, 1280 Pacific Drive,
Gold Beach, Oregon 97444,’
P.O. Box 724. Monday thru
Saturday noon, 9:30 a.m. to
5 p.m., evenings by appoint,
ment.
Not In Wednesdays.
Turn west at inn of the
Beachcomber.
RADIO, Hi.fl, C.B., marine, re
pair service. 332-2744.
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Coos-Curry Electric
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TUESDAY
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6 ¡00 Northwest Report
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7;00 Truth or Consequences
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8 :00 Adam-12
8 ;30 Mystery Movie
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8:00 Adventure Theatre
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11 ;30 Tonight Show
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6;30 NBC News
7;00 outdoor Guide
7;30 What’s My Line?
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9. -30 Thou Shalt Not Kill
10;30 Yesterday’s Heroes
11 ;00 Northwest Report
11 ;30 House of I- ear
Spectacular view of ocean and
lake.
Furnished 2 bedroom
small home tor retiree. Like
new, only two blocks west of
McKay’s and has additional
building site, priced to sell.
SLEEPING BAGS repaired, $2;
100-lnch zipper, $3. 428 9th
St., Port orford.
8- 3-tfc
SPACE In the For Sale col
umn of the News, or In other
columns If you prefer. Try
a classified ad today and see
how easy It Is to turn those
unwanted Items Into usable
cash.
FOR M IN T
FULLY furnished apartment,
one bedroom, kitchen, dishes,
linen, tv, etc. Apply in per-
spn at Shoreline Motel.
9- 21-tic
SHOP
H0M£ r o w
R IA L 1S TA TK
A homekeeper’s delight In a
two bedroom home, lovely day TWO bedroom home, large liv
ing room and kitchen, utility
light recreation room that o-
room, bath, carport. On large
pens Into a park-llke area with
corner lot with adjoining lot.
beautiful large trees at low
Outside city limits but close to
er level; D/j baths, well kept
town on Sliver Butte Av- Call
and has two garages.
332-2685 before 7 p.m.
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
EXCEPTIONAL older home, 9-21-tfc
vice - Complete income tax living room, dining room, den
service, bookkeeping and pay with fireplace, two bedrooms, INCOME property. Fourplex on
two acres. Walk to shopping,
roll. Thomas M. McGinty, Box
ocean and lake. $6,500 down.
625, Bandon. Office phone347- much spent In tile, panel, etc.,
5421; home phone 347 - 5703. Just of late; two-car garage,
Consider trade. Box 126, or
fruit trees, garden, on lOOx.
Across street from theatre.
phone 332-3695, Port Orford,
120 foot lot with view west
Oregon 97465.
EXPERIENCED
painter and and south. You should see It. 7-13-tf
roofer. Reasonable estimates.
bedroom furnished
FULL CITY BLOCK, 200x300 THREE
P.O. Box 273, Sixes, o re .
house, chain saw, outboard
feet, practically level, priced
9-21-2tp
motor. 1022 13th St.
to sell.
7-27-tfc
BOOKKEEPING Services at the 1.74 acres on 101 Hwy north
News office, call Mary Loan of Port orford, good for many
C .A . S M IT H
at 332-4935, or 332-2361.
tilings.
HRCl’RITY IJOHTINU
MONDAY
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7 4)0 Truth or Consequences
7;30 What’s My Line?
8 ;00 Laugh In
9;00 Monday Night Movies
114)0 Northwest Report
Over 700 feet on Garrison Lk.
Approx, two acres on a good
county road Just waiting for you
to develop YOUR WAY.
FOR S A L I
WHEN you need FRIENDLY,
N eighborly concern in
time of sorrow — Hansohn
Memorial Markers, Box 103,
Port Orford, Oregon 97465,
Call 332-2913 after 4 p.m.
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SATURDAY
7;00 Dr. Doolittle
7.’30 Deputy Dawg
8 :00 Woody Woodpecker
8;30 Pink Panther
9:00 The Jet so ns
9;30 B arrier Reef
10:00 Take a Giant Step
11 ¡00 Major League Baseball
2 4)0 TTeehouse Club
2 ¡30 The Rifleman
3 :00 Periscope
PUMPS Installed and repaired.
4 4)0 W estern jam boree
Call 332-2285.
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4;30 Water World
5 4)0 Nashville Music
MOVED BACK to Port orford.
5¡30 Buck owens
See all kinds of Beeline Fash-
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Ions. Sales-Bargalns-New Fall
5:30 NBC News
Clothes. At my home or have
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a party, call for appointment
7 ;30 Kreskln
or drop In. Come and see,
8 4X) NBC C omedy Theatre
you’ll like them. All sizes.
94X) Saturday MovU»
Maude Weir.
11:00 Saturday cinema
9-14-4tC
SUNDAY
7;30 Melody lami In Motion
8 ;00 Revival I Ires
8;30 Rex Ilumbard
9:30 Day of Discovery
10 4M) Consultation
10;30 Sunday Matinee
1:00 Meet The press
1:30 Sunday Matinee
4 :30 Mayberry RED
5;00 It Takes a Thief
G;00 Comment
6 ;30 NBC News
7;0<) Wild Kingdom
7;30 Disney World
8 ¡30 Jimmy Stewart
9;00 Bonanza
10.4)0 The Bold ones
11:0o Voice of calvary
11:30 Tonight Show
WESLEY D.
SPENCER
Realtor Since 1946
M IS C K LLA N IO U S
Corner lot In city with year
around stream. Buy, build and
enjoy your place. $1,250.
Two bedroom house close to
everything. Priced' at $6,000
with $1,000 down.
Lake lot 95x190. Better plan
a new home. $6,500.
Two bedroom older home on
2.27 acres with plans for ex.
panslon. Very much privacy.
Fruit trees, plenty of water.
One and i/j, miles from Port
Orford. Yours for $16,000 if
you have half cash.
Two Blocks West of McKay’s
PHONE 332-2231
W ANTED
CHURCHES
AMBITIOUS HOUSEWIFE. Help
me take F uller Brush orders
and make deliveries locally.
15 hours—$30-$ 50 per week.
Phone 888-4739 evenings.
8- 3 l-4tc
ASSEMBIY OF GOD CHURCH
10th and Washington St.
Phone 332-2591
Sunday S ch o o l........ 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship. . . 11:00 a. tn. WINTER pasture for good old
kid’s horse. Well mannered,
C. A. 's ( Youth)........ 6:00 p. m.
doesn’t eat much, close to
Evening Worship.. . . 7:00 p. m.
Port orford. Phone 332-4773.
Wednesday
9- 14-tfx
Prayer Meeting........ 7:00 p. m.
Thursday
W. M. C................... 10:00 a. m.
Otis Frost, P.istor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Farmer Sears Building
Highway 101
Sunday School........ 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship. . .11:00 a. m.
Donald Andrews, Minister
FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH
20tli and Jackson St.
Phone 332-3664
Sunday School.........9:45 a. m.
Morning W orship.. J 1:00 a .m .
Youth Meeting.........6:00 p.m .
Evening Warship . . . 7:00 p. m.
W ednesday
Payer M eeting.........7:30 p.m .
Andy Baxter, Pastor
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
OF GOD
Brush Prairie— Airport Road
Phone 332-4742
Sunday School........ 9:45 a. tn.
Morning Worship.. .11:00 a.m .
Evening W orship.. . .7:00 p. m.
W ednesday
Payer M eeting........ 7:00 p. m.
A.E. Haight, Pastor
ST. CHRISTOPHER'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
9th and Washington
Worship and
Sunday School. . . . 11: 00 a. m.
Fr. Stanley Welsh, Vicar
FLORAS
LAKE: 2 bedroom
furnished 12x60 all electric
trailer on 1.11 acres, plus
additional lot and PLUS a
lakefront lot. You would en
joy living here.
BANDON: Just out of town, 4
bedrooms, in very good con
dition—and priced to sell.
SEVERAL
fine commercial
properties are now available
and priced right.
NEW-NEW-NEW; 2 bedrooms,
fully carpeted, built-in stove,
disposal
and dishwasher.
Beautiful kitchen cabinets and
all nice large rooms. Plus
a breezeway and an extra
large garage. Walking dis
tance.
A FEW ocean view lots are
now avallable-not too far
from the golf course.
T E L E P HONE
SKIN disorders? Try Toco-
Derm Vitamin E cream 1260
IU per tube at Port orford
Drug.
8- 3 l-6tp
RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by
Silver Springs sewing Club,
Sept. 21-22, 10 a.m. to 4
P.n»., coos-curry Bldg.
9- 14-2tC
COZY, like new 2 bedroom,
small furnished home on
lake, plus building site with
lovely view of lake and o-
cean. Now only $16,500. W.
D. Spencer Realtor, Phone
332-2231.
8- 24-tfc
4-WHEEL drive Wlllys pickup
Is a good hunting vehicle.
Call 332-2894.
9- 14-2tc
1965 GMC pickup, V6, 4-speed
trans., pos. trac. rear end,
short wheel base, 6-ply tires.
Call after 4 p.m., 332-5133.
9-21-ltp
M c W illiams
REAL ESTATE
234 6th Street
Port Orford,
Oregon 97465
Phone (503)
Bus. 332-2907
Res. 332-2645
R A M B L IN G S
By Lans Laneve
Sales.-Nadine McWilliams
3 3 2-264 5
GOOD INCOME PROPERTY
Trailer Park with four furn
ished rental units plus three
owned trailers also rented.
Laundry room snd equipment.
Five trailer spaces. Located
only 65 feet off Highway 101
In center of town. Has city
water and sewer. Excellent op
portunity for family Income.
Priced at only $27,500 with
term s. By appointment only.
Your favorite rifle or shotgun
will last a lifetime if given care
Routine maintenance includes
keeping the action clean and
lightly lubricated
Too much
lubricant attracts dirt and can
cause moving parts to become
sluggish.
Most American-made ammu
nition has been prodeced with
nonmercuric and non-corrosive
prim ers for many years, and
guns fired with this type of ammo
do not need to be cleaned after
every firing, but in spite of this
being claimed by both ammuni
HOW ABOUT THIS?
Excellent one bedroom furn tion and gun dealers, this old
ished home on lot size 105x- hunter continues to clean his
guns regardless of advice to the
90. Close to shoppkMMchool contrary There's one thing for
and post office. kurnlfclnBs con sure, and that is, that It most
sist ofjbeddfenl se tlra A o , tv, certainly will not prove harmful
wr, kit. to clean the bore of any gun after
"range, wood it has been fired.
burner, wash.
:yer, plus varlousother RUST PROBLEMS
If you have been after w ater-
furnishings. Electric heaL Com- fowl on salt water or any kind of
plete package priced at only a hunt where your gun gets wet.
$7,500 with $2,500 down.
take particular care to wipe
down the metal parts and lubri
cate them lightly. Otherwise you
OCEAN VIEW HOMESITE
This homeslte Is located just may have a rust problem Be
minutes from town on paved sure to always clean the bore of
road. Has unsurpassed view of a gun after it has been exposed to
such conditions as mentioned.
ocean, over l)/2 acres with
Give your gun an extra careful
room for garden, outbuildings, inspection and cleaning several
etc. Terms on total price of times a year, particularly be
$9,500.
fore you put It away foranylen-
ghth of time.
332-2361
KEN DENNISON
REALTOR
High Cascade
Hunters Warned:
Area Reduced
Glendale Tops Pirates
M ENUS
911 Oregon Street
Part Orford, O regon 9 7 4 0 5
Office Phone 332-3521
No. 1034 has about half an
acre of NEAR ocean sandy
beach and a 1 bedroom cot
tage overlooking the mighty Pa
cific. Few of these left at any
price and this one is only
$16,500.
"IE WE CAN’T MAKE A
FRIEND, WE WON’T MAKE A
DEAL”
.v u iu n
How High Is
Your Community
Credit Reputation?
WE ALL like to be ad
mired. looked up to.
IS YOUR record for pay
ing your bills one to be
proud of?
IF NOT—
TODAY'S THE DAY
TO PAY!
Le t's s ta rt b u ild in g a good
uredi't record today, so
you can charge to m o rro w
EEDIT BUREAU
O r COQUILLE
Serving the
Bandon
North Curry
Area
COQUILLE, OREGON
port for conservation programs
and activities involving wildlife
3. In its various forms, this
support benefits all wildlife spe
cies, not merely those that are
hunted.
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
ESTABLISHED
The late D. Lee Braun, a sales
executive with Remington Arms
Company, Inc , for many years,
who died In the spring of 1972,
was one of the all-time great
trap and skeet shooters In the
country. He was a member of
the Skeet Hall of Fame and was
co-author of two books on clay
target shooting, “ Skeet Shoot
ing with D. Lee Braun’’ and
“ Trapshooting with D. Lee
Braun and the Remington Pro«.’’
He also starred tn film versions
of the two books and was ack
nowledged as one of the finest
teachers the clay sports have
ever known.
TO PERPETUATE
BRAUN’S MEMORY
ELECTRIC
RANGE, 30-lnch
With Lee Braun's passing and
Frlgldalre,
turquoise; one
to perpetuate his memory and
twin bed complete, $15. In
achievements, Remington Arms
has established an annual schol
quire at Shoreline Motel.
arship open to Junior shooters
9-21-tfc
who have competed In a re p re
sentative number of registered
GARAGE SALE sponsored by
trap or skeet tournaments dur
Curry Democrats, Friday and
ing the year. The reward will
Saturday, sept. 29-30, 9 to
be known as the Remington-D
5 p.m. All good Democrats
Lee Braun Memorial Scholar
ship, and the winner each year
who wish to donate please
will be awarded a two-year
deliver to the W.E. McLel
scholarship in the amount of
lan home on Lakeshore Drive
AS TO HUNTING
$1,000 per year at the college
or call Phyllis Woodward at
The direct relationship be or university of his or her
332-4751 for pickup before
tween hunter and the well-being choice.
Sept. 27. Ya-all come . . . .
of our nation’s wildlife is quite
Recommendations for the
bring something, buy some
frequently misunderstood, by_ awards will be made by a selec
many people. The pertinent facts tion committee composed of
thing.
of which all persons interested Hugh L. McKinley, manager of
9-21-ltc
In wildlife should be aware, are the Amateur Trapshooting A s
these:
sociation: James L. Leer, J r.,
Hunters planning to hunt in
1. Legal sport hunting is not executive director of the Nation
the High Cascade Buck Season, a threat to the existence or su r al Shooting Association, Betty
September 16 through Septem vival of any game animals in Ann Foxworthy, editor of Trap
ber 24, are warned by the O re the United States.
Afield plus several other editors
gon Game Commission to be
2. Funds derived from sports of outdoor magazines.
sure to check the boundaries. men in the form of excise taxes
The first award will be made
The open area has been reduced on the sale of sporting arm s and In 1973 with subsequent awards
by about two-thirds this year ammunition, license fees, duck being made In each succeeding
and many areas open in previous stamps and direct contributions year, depending on the availabil
hunts will be off limits.
provide the major financial sup ity of suitable candidates
Generally, the northern end of
the area was moved from the
previous boundary near Mount
Hood south to the Breltenbush
River area On the south end
the boundary formerly was In
Jackson County on the Lake of
PORT
the Woods highway This year It
Pacific was handed Its second
ORFORD
was moved north to the vicinity season defeat and Its first taste ling, 16th; Keith Rowling, 22nd;
PRESS
of Highway 58 or the Willam of football In the class A Tri. Bill C arr, 28th.
ette Pass highway east of Oak Valley Conference, which the
ridge In this area the new boun
dary runs almost north and Pirates joined this year, when
SOUTH COAS
they made the trek to Glendale
south
Friday
night.
The area is described com
The Pirates captured the
pletely in the big game regula
tions synopsis available at all first score of the game, as
hunting license agencies Also, Bruce Colvin zeroed a 36-yard
detailed maps have been d is scoring pitch to Craig Lan.
by Jim Martin
tributed to U. S. Forest Service nom, but Glendale proved too
Summer steelheading on the
ranger stations. State Police of
fices, and license agenc.es in much and the final play saw lower Rogue picked up over the
the area of the hunt Regional the Bucs lose 40-6.
weekend from a slight slump
The tossing arm ofGlendale’s late last week. More of the lar-
offices of the Game Commission
in Corvallis, Roseburg, and Rany chandler , who rang up ger steelhead are starting to
Bend also have a supply of the 10 completions In 16 pass at show up In the catch, in addl.
maps
tempts for 233 yards and four
The High Cascade Buck Hunt touchdowns, proved too much tlon, the anglers using eggs and
spinners are cashing In on the
is an early season hunt to allow
maximum recreational hunting for the visitors, who complet bonus of jack salmon with an
opportunities while the deer are ed 7 of 14 pass attempts for occasional adult salmon beli<
still in the high country. Bag a total of 45 yards.
taken on the river. A few «»g-
limit is one deer with not less
The Pirates take a re st le rs have been catching an oc
Curry County
than a forked antler A general tomorrow night, Sept. 22, and casional sea.run cutthroat or
Council On
hunting license and deer tag are
will play their first home game harvest trout while fishing tor
required
Alcoholism
the next Friday, Sept. 29, with steelhead. Some summer steel,
Tillamook catholic.
head have been reported In the
Box 1066
lower Illinois River. A few good
SCHOOL
G
lendale,
40-6
GOLD BEACH, OREGON
catches have been reported.
Y a rd stick
P a c Gle
Phone 332-3581
LUNCH
Offshore salmon fishing has
F ir s t Downs
3
12
generaUy been poor, with windy
N et R ushing
60
202
ocean conditions causing prob
P a s s e s A ttem pted 14
18
lems. A few large Chinook are
P a s s e s C om pleted 7
11
N et P a ssin g
45
244
still being caught offshore. Al
Monday
T o tal Offense
105
446
though
the volume of the catch
Corn dogs, browned potatoes, P a s s e s In tc by
1
3
Is only fair to poor, some of
buttered green beans, cole F u m b les-lz ist
4-3
4-3
the fish are running near 50
slaw, fruit, Bread, butter and P u n ts-A v erag e
6-32.0 2 30 0 pounds.
milk.
P e n a lties-Y ard s
3-35 12-110
Cutthroat trout fishing Is ex
Tuesday
P a c ific
6 6 0 0- 6
pected
to pick up very nicely
G lendale
14 8 20 0 - 4 0
Spaghetti, buttered carrots,
soon In most of the stream s of
Jello, vegetable salad, choco.
the south coast. Good reports
late cake with peanut butter
have been received from °"g-
icing, bread, butter, milk.
le rs fishing lower Pistol Rlyer,
Wednesday
Chetco, Rogue and sixes Rivers.
Copper penny potatoes, but.
tered corn, apple crunch, hot
rolls, butter, milk.
Pacific’s varsity cross coun.
READ ALL THE ADS'
GUARANTEED
Thursday
try team opened its season on
USED CARS
Beef pizza, buttered spinach, Sept. 13 by placing third in a
six way meet at Brookings.
fruit, bread, butter, milk.
***
Team finishes were;
Friday
Phene
Maccaroni and cheese, green 1. Brookings, 26
Coquille.. . 396-3114
salad, cookies, Jello, bread, 2. Del Norte, 57
3. Pacific, 84
butter and milk.
4. Myrtle Point, 96
Hhcme Far A Hama
5. Coquille, 109
I RENTED IT
Damcewtratlcn
6 . Gold Beach, 133
«*»
THROUGH THE
individual finishes (out of 48
Detect
alcoholism
early.
Know the
early
warning
signals.
PORT
ORFORD
PRESS
Sunday
D o n a ld D . Parsons, Pastor
356 W 6th St., P.O Box 759
Phone 332-4132
Port orford, Oregon 9746 5
QUALITY
COMMERCIAL
PRINTING
THE CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY
SAINTS
So. Oregon St.
Sunday
Very nice seml-landscaped city
Priesthood...............8:30 a .m .
Sunday School. . . . 10:45 a. m. lot on paved street, close to
Sacrem ent...............11:00a.m . town and ocean. Septic tank
Tuesday
is In. Very secluded with large
Relief Society.........7:00 p. m. trees, other assets on No. 3076
M . I , A ................. . . . . 7:00 p.m .
P im a r y ...................4:30 p. m. for a cash sale of $3,500.
James Estes Branch President
122;
plus a o ^ j s with
Phone 332-4502
llrf^k ^ 'lo o k A b o t^ the
ZIO N LUTHERAN CH U RCH
I » < E o JA o f f i c e
20th and Washington St.
^ v M ^ p r w f f RMI only
Phone 3 3 2 -3 5 8 1
$5,000.
Church School....... 9 :3 0 a . m .
Worship.................. 11:00 a.m .
■ CAL CSTATC
John W. "Red”
CHURCH
PONTIAC
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Cross Country
Places Third
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* JEEPS
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