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I1*S EASY to place a want
ad In the News. Just call
332-2361 and ask for the
Want Ad Desk. Prices are
low, too.
BUILDING
or
remodeling?
C all ROE & SONS, licensed
BUILDERS. 332-5753.
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DR.
JEROME
L.
GROSS,
Chiropractic
Physician
and
Naturopathic. Specializing In
natural
organic
vitamins.
Hours. 8 to 5 Mon. thru Sat.,
eve. by appointment. 140 E.
8th St., Gold Beach, Oregon,
Phone 247-6007.
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P orter Wagoner
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inauguration 1973
Saturday Movie
Mayberry RFD
inaugural Ball
PUMPS Installed and repaired.
Call 332-2285.
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Coos-Curry Electric
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
vice_Complete Income tax
service, bookkeeping and pay
ro ll. Thomas M. McGinty, Box
625, Bandon.Office phone 347-
2917; home phone, 347-5703.
Across from theater.
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MOTORCYCLE, 1968 Kawasaki
350 cc, runs good. 332-3664.
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CANOPY for short, wide pick
up box. Phone 332-3413.
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L IT T L E wild blackberry pick
e rs, 42-45 cents a pound. See
us fo r instructions, corner of
12th and Idaho, phone 332-2781.
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R eal esta te
John W. "Red"
M c W illiams
REAL ESTATE
234 6th Street
B usiness Phone; 332-2907
Residence Phone: 332-2645
Sales.-
Nadine McWilliams
356 W 6th St., P.O. Box 759
Phone 332-4132
CHURCHED
Port orford, Oregon 97465
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
10th and Washington St.
Phone 332-2591
Sunday S c h o o l......... 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship.. . 11:00 a .m .
C .A . 's (Youth)........ 6:00 p.m .
Evening Worship.. . . 7:00 p. m.
Wednesday
Rrayer M eeting.......7:00 p. m . *
Thursday
W .M . C..................... 10:00 a .m .
Otis Frost, Pastor
FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH
20th and Jackson St.
Phone 332-3664
Sunday S ch ool......... 9:45 a. m.
Morning W orship.. J 1:00 a .m .
Youth M eeting..........6:00 p.m .
Evening Worship . . . 7:00 p. m .
Wednesday
Prayer M eetin g......... 7:30 p.m .
Andy Baxter, Pastor
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
OF GOD
Brush Prairie— Airport Road
Phone 332-4742
Sunday S ch o o l......... 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship.. .11:00 a .m .
Evening W arship.. . .7:00 p. m.
Wednesday
ftayer M eetin g......... 7:00 p.m .
A .E . Haight, Pastor
ST. CHRISTOPHER'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
9th and Washington
Warship and
Sunday S ch o o l. . . . 11: 00 a. m.
Fr. Stanley Welsh, Vicar
THE CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY
SAINTS
So. Oregon St.
Sunday
Priesthood................8:30 a .m .
Sunday S ch o o l. . . . 1 0 4 5 a. m.
Sacrem ent................11:00a. m.
Tuesday
R elief S o c ie ty .........7:00 p.m .
M .l. A..................... 7:00 p .m .
Primary.................... 4:30 p.m .
James Estes Branch Resident
Phone 332-4502
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
20th and Washington St.
Phone 332-3581
Sunday
Church S ch o o l.........9:30 a. m.
W arship.................... 11:00 a .m .
Donald D. Parsons, Pastor
LAKEFRONT home, 172-ft. on
lake, 4 bedroom, bath and
% , carpeted, daylight base
ment. Call 332-5693.
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RESPONSIBLE couple, late 20’ s
seeks permanent employment THE BELLS of Langlois N ur
with small company or indi
sery and F lo ris t. Potted and
vidual. P art-tim e o.k. W ill r e
foliage plants, Rhodles and
locate.
Excellent references.
Azaleas, c a ll 348-2452.
W rite Box CB, Port Orford 2 -1 -tfc
C .A . S M IT H
R EA L ESTA TE
PHONE (503) 332-2361
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PRIVATE dinner parties are
a feature of the Cedar Room
at O rfords. F o r Information
and reservations call 332-
8931.
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This distinctive home once
entertained
governors
and
statesmen.
Approximately
3,000 feet of living space, In
cluding newly remodeled all
electric apartment with new full
bath, built-in appliances and
private entrance. Could be used
as rental for additional Income.
Large living room with fir e
place, dining room, kitchen,
bedroom and bath on firs t floo r.
Second floor has four bedrooms
and another bath. Dwelling has
been completely rewired and
plumbed. This Is truly a home
of distinction. Priced way be
low the appraised value. Now
at only $21,500.
Ask About Details Today I
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4 00 Legislature 1973
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FOR S A L I
W O RK W ANTED
WHEN you need FR IEN D LY ,
N eighborly concern in
tim e of sorrow - Hansohn
Mem orial M arkers, Box 103,
Port orford , Oregon 97465.
Call 332-2913 after 4 p.m.
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SATURDAY
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DR. C.G. STEM , Chiropractic
physician, 1280 Pacific D riv e ,
Gold Beach, Oregon 97444, p.o.
Box 724. Monday thru Saturday
noon, 9 0 0 a.m . to 5 p .m ., ev
enings by appolntment.Not In
Wednesdays. Turn west at Inn
of the Beachcombers. Phone
247-6345.
T H IS A TW AT
120x100 foot lev el lot in com
m ercial zone priced to sell.
Elegant new home ready to
move into. Natural wood beauty
in the kitchen cabinets, carpet
ed, 2 bedrooms, garage with
daylight door, and other extras.
Your own estate. Extra large 2
bedroom, furniture, privacy- -
town convenience with country
atmosphere.
These are just a FEW of our list
ings that are really fine.
KEN DENNISON
REALTOR
THREE bedroom home In Port
o rfo rd . Call 332-2591.
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1970 CHEV Impala, factory a ir ,
vinyl top, hydromatlc d rive, p .-
b., p.s., radio, h.d., battery,
five new tire s , good condition.
Phone 332-4964, 710 Deady St.
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GARAGE SALE, 937 W ashll«-
ton St., Thursday and F rid ay,
June 21-22, 9 to 5.
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PIPE and fittings, galvanized;
brass and copper tubing and
fittings. We cut and thread.
M cN air Hardware.
11-30-tfc
GLASS cut and Installed to your
specification
at
McNair
Hardware.
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FOR R EN T
ROOMS, couples o r singles.
Newly furnished and decorated.
Community kitchen and bath fa
c ilitie s . Weekly and monthly
rates, phone 332-5543. com
munity House.
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TAKE soil away the Blue Lus
tre way from carpets and up
holstery. Rent Electric sham-
pooer $1. Cheevers Hardware,
Langlois.
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A PA RTM EN TS,
nicely furn
ished, a ll u tilities, kitchens
In a ll units. Neptune Motel,
call 332-4502.
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KEEP your carpets beautiful
despite constant footsteps of
a busy fa m ily . Get Blue Lus
tr e . Rent electric shampooer
$1. McNair Hardware.
T R A IL E R , one bedroom, fu r
nished. Call 332-4893.
3 -2 2 -tfc
F irs t and last month’ s rent
In advance, plus $50 cleaning
deposit.
References.
Phone
756 - 470 5.
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Sunken living room with Jap
anese garden Is only one of
the outstanding amenities on
this .97 wooded acre. Dressing
room, large master bedroom,
second room that could be used
as a bedroom, fam ily room
o r what you wish. Lots more
fo r a price of $16,600. No.
3107.
Three bedroom newer home,
close to lake and marketing.
Large lot and lovely location.
Yard all fenced; built-in range
and oven; carpeting and much
more.
F ull selling price of
$19,250.
“ IF WF CAN’T MAKE A
F R IE N D , WE WON’ T MAKE A
D E A L’ ’
Two bedroom older home oa
2.27 acres with plans to r ex
pansion. V e ry much privacy.
F ru it trees, plenty of water.
One and »4 m iles from Port
O rford. Yours fo r $16,000 i f
you have half cash.
exceptional
three
bedroom
home, two baths, long hail
with storage shelves and fold
ing doors, wall to w all, elec
tr ic furnace, also has shake
roof, garage and carport and
Is a home one can be proud
to own. Worth every penny of
the selling price.
How High Ii
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 D A Y
TO PAY!
Let's start building a good
credit record today, so
you oan charge tomorrow.
CREDIT BUREAU
Area
COQUIIJLC, OREGON
By Lans Laneve
Proposals to Increase state
hunting and fishing licenses
fees often have tough sledding.
Illinois Is a g rim example of
this. With no license increase
since 1957, Illin ois ranks well
below the national hunting l i
cense level, with a resident fee
of only $3.25. Two years ago,
a conservation department
plea to hike license fees, and
from the present rate to that
of $2. was squelched by the
Illin ois legislature. It was not a
partisan move; the fee in
crease was opposed “ from
both sides of the a is le .” Oppo
sition stemmed from leg isla
tors' reluctance to raise fees,
and from sportsmen who didn’t
feel like they were getting their
money’s worth and were r e
luctant to “ throw good money
after bad. ’ ’
DIM VIEWS TAKEN
The a rtic le closes with
questions: ’ ’Does hunting have
a value to our environment?
O r Is it a type of savagery
that should be ended?”
Big Gome
Seasons
Big game hunting regula
tions for 1973 were set fo l
lowing a public hearing in
Portland last week. Seasons
a re s im ila r to last year and
little
changed from Game
Commission staff recommen
dations
published
several
weeks ago.
The general deer season w ill
begin October 6 throughout the
state, extending through Oc
tober 18 In eastern Oregon and
ending on Nov. 11 on the west
side.
Again this year, no
antlerless perm its w ill be Is
sued for eastern Oregon deer
in order to protect mule deer
herds which are s till rebound
ing from a winter die-off and
poor fawn survival in the past
five years.
A High Cascade buck hunt
w ill again be offered begin
ning on Sept. 15 and extending
through Sept.
23. Hunters
should take note that perm its
a re required to participate
In this hunt beginning this year.
Rocky Mountain elk hunters
can begin th eir hunt on Oct. 27
in a season that w ill extend
through Nov. 14. In the nine
unit southeastern area, hun
ters may take elk of either sex
from the beginning of the sea
son through Nov. 4, and bulls
during the rem ainder of the
season.
Roosevelt elk season w ill
open Nov. 17 and run through
Nov. 28. Riflemen w ill have
an additional opportunity this
year to draw for 100 a n tle r
less perm its to be issued for
two areas in the Birkenfeld
vicinity northwest of Portland.
This area has been newly open
ed to lim ited rifle hunting be
cause of heavy agricultural
damage.
Bear season w ill be s im ila r
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★ PONTIACS
★ JEEPS
" A touch of morning frost
is In the a ir. Each breeze sends
red-tinged leaves tumbling and
gliding toward the ground. I t ’s
fa ll in the north woods.
“ Bang! Birds scatter, chip
munks hide. Bang . . . bang
. . bang, bang, BANG!
“ I t ’s also deer hunting tim e
In the north woods!
"D u rin g the opening hours of
the hunting season, thousands
of shots may be fired. A few
hundred shots may actually be
aimed at deer Some of those
shots may hit deer. And, game
wardens say, out of every five
deer that are hit, only one may
be killed on the spot. What hap
pens to the others?
“ Wounded deer flee through
the woods. Most of these hurt
and te rrifie d deer w ill die la t
e r- - out of sight of hunters.”
So begins the a rtic le “ Hunt
ing for Fun’ - Should We End
It? ’ ’, that appeared In a Feb
ru ary issue of Science World
- - • weekly periodical that is
circulated among the nation's
secondary schools.
BITTERLY BIASED
GUARANTEED
USED CARS
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Phone
C o q u ille ... 3 9 6 -3 1 1 4
Fhcne Far A Hom e
OPEN SUN. AFTERNOONS
B itte rly biased, the a rtic le
Is a blatant slap at hunting,
hunters and game managers-
game management In general.
It makes a thin pretense of
presenting both sides of the
question, but stacks the deck In
favor of anti-hunting c ritic s
that it cites profusely. As a
“ Science” piece, it presents a
clear
case of anti-hunting
emotionalism but nothing about
the scientific aspects of w ild
life biology and modern game
management
for the
Steens Mountain Unit and two
for a new area, the Owyhee
Unit. The season w ill open
Sept 15 and run through Sept.
21.
No open season w ill be held
for mountain goat In Oregon
during 1973.
Cougar w ill become legal
game for 83 perm it holders in
norhteast and southwest O re
gon during the month of De
cember. P erm its w ill be r e
stricted to more specific areas
than in the past in o rder to
spread the harvest over a la r
ger area.
Bow hunters w ill have a
wide selection of areas to hunt,
and muzzle loader enthusiasts
w ill have special hunts at Hart
Mountain Refuge and Patterson
Mountain, the same as last
year.
The Game Commission has
authorized a change In the m in
imum requirement fo r rifle s
that may be used fo r taking
deer, antelope, cougar and
bear. Twenty-two caliber cen-
te rflre rifle s which develop at
least 900 foot-pounds of energy
at 100 yards w ill be legal this
year. R lm flre ,22’s rem ain
illegal as do some of the lower
powered .22 cen terflre c a li
bers such as those In the .218
Bee and .22 Hornet class which
do not meet the minimum en
ergy requirements.
Hunters should check the
synopsis at 1973 big game reg
ulations fo r specific descrip
tions of areas and other p e r
tinent regulations. The syn
opsis should be available In
late June.
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ORFORD
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R A M B L IN G S
State legislatures are lik e
ly to take a dim view of any
public money that s e a r marked
fo r special use and is no part
of the general fund- - such as
700 feet plus shoreline on
hunting and fishing revenue.
Garrison Lake (making a pen.
The salons are also likely to
nlnsula) and affording a view
take even a dim m er view of
of the ocean, about two acres increasing such funds.
And more than that, sports
and perfect access to the lake
with a nice road frontage. You men themselves may block e f
re a lly should know more about forts to raise license fees.
They poor-mouth often the
this if Interested In lake front
idea, protesting that they can’t
land.
pay more fo r licenses. That’s
ironic, considering the fact
A view In a million of the that discretionary spending for
recreational vehicles, sport
Pacific and Harbor from this
v e ry large home, with every ing goods and travel is at an
high.
Too many
room extrem ely larg e.
Two a ll-tim e
fireplaces and a floor plan e - sportsmen are w illing to spend
m ore for outdoor gadgets, but
qual to a home that would cost not for the resource base on
twice the price the owner la which the gadgets depend.
asking. Large garage affording
O r maybe the sportsman is
shop room, on one acre loca unwilling to pay more to be
ted Just a step fro m the beach licensed for which he figures
and Battle Rock, In the city to be a free privilege. The myth
of good, fre e huntlflgfoid fish
and the price Is right.
ing lives o n-- hamstringing
game and fish management.
Just listed a furnished 3 bed
Offhand, we can’t think of
room nice home, a ll large
much free hunting and fishing
rooms. Clean with several new
that Is re a lly good except In
spots today that are entirely
Improvements. Has 2 . car g a r
o ver-run by the general pub
age, some work yet to be done.
lic. And when it is, i t ’s going
Two blocks from shopping and
to cost in term s of tim e, money
In the city. Posesslon in 60
and effort, or a ll three. But
days.
“ fr e e ,” It ain’t. And the more
sportsmen insists on having
20x37 building with a cement
free sport, the less chance
they’ll have of having hunting
slab on nice large lot w ait
or fishing at all.
ing fo r you to plan finishing
It Into what you might enjoy.
A CHEAP LICENSE
Two blocks from 101 and shop
PROVES COSTLY
ping.
T h e re ’s an old bromide that
a hunting and fishing license
Two B locks W est of M c K a /s
is the sportsman’s greatest
PHONE 332-2291
bargain. It can be. But a cheap
license can be costly, fo r it
EVERYBODY has something for
means that the public is draw
ing on game and fish capital
sale . . . and the News is the
without plowing anything back
place to sell It . T ry a Want
into the resource. Good game
Ad and see fo r yourself. H ie
law enforcement, management
price Is low and the response
and administration cost a lot of
Is excellent, c a ll 332-2361.
money, and the sportsman Is
going to get just about what he
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911 Oregon Street
Port Orford, Oregon 97465
O ffice Phone 332-3521
No. 3114, one plus acres, close
to lake and boat ramp. P retty,
wooded, Ideal for fisherman and
only $4,500.
FULL CITY BLOCK, 200x300
feet, practically level, priced
to sell.
sewer available, $50 down
and $50 per month each. Call VIEW, VIEW, VIEW of Paclf-
332-5693.
lc for m iles and m iles and
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Battle Rock comes with this
TR A ILE R , 22-footKencraft, ex.
cellent shape, tandem wheels,
$1,700. Call 332-5122. fr-tt-ife .
to last year, opening on Aug. 1
and extending through Dec. 31.
Ten tags w ill be drawn for
hunting bighorn sheep with
OUTDOOR
RUMMAGE SALE Friday and
Saturday, June 22-23. House
Building site 100x150 just off
hold goods, building supplies,
Jefferson In nice area, only
tools, etc. Old variety store
12,500.
building next to Orfords.
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View 2 bedroom furnished cot
S IM P L IC IT Y PATTERNS now
tage and room for a large
at House of Remnants.
home right on the lake with
4 - 12-tfc
exceptional view of lake and
CITY LOTS with water a n d ocean. Total, $16,500.
We need listings for sm all acre
FOUR bedroom lake front home.
ages.
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REAL EETATB
WESLEY D.
SPENCER
Realtor Since 1946
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