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Port Orford News Port Orford News portorfordnews@gmail.com ◆ (541) 260-3638 August 13, 2008 • Page 7 Classifieds HOME OF THE 99¢ CLASSIFIED AD For less than a dollar, you get 25 words. Only $1.98 for 50 words - call (541) 260-3638 & SELL STUFF! Art class Cars, trucks & RVs ART CLASS - Altered art, art journal, art exploration classes being held in the Port Orford area. Class size is limited, $25 covers all materials for each 3 hour class per student. For details call (541) 332-0137. Instructor, Cairehn McGowan, also teaches card and scrapbook con- struction. Have fun, get your art on. GRAB THIS OPPORTUNITY DON'T LET IT PASS YOU BY !!! As part of my expansion program, NINETREA- SURES Art galleries and Textures Company is seeking for part time/full time Work from home Account Managers Book Keeping and Sales Representatives, it pays $4000 a month minus benefits and weekly Bonus Requirements -Should be a computer Literate and dedicated with skills. 4hrs above access to internet weekly. Kindly send your resume to this email address if you have inter- est in this Email us to this email below.Ninetreasuresltd93@yahoo.com Art Loveseat carved from 560 year old Port Orford Cedar stump $1,476,000. Ronald Reagan called carvers work "magnificent", "com- fortable", and “beautiful.” recluse- hughes@hotmail.com. Cars, trucks & RVs TRAVEL TRAILER: 1984 FiberStream - 16ft fiberglass travel trailer. Great condition, new refrigera- tor, new, deluxe foam cushions for dinette & kingsized bed, 2 compart- ment SS sink, 3 burner stove & oven, radio, bathroom with sink, shower, toi- let, lots of storage, new carpet, 2 propane tanks AND dual axles, solar panel. Weighs 2000# dry. $5,000. 541-332-1031 or 541-332-0727. MERCEDES: 1989 Mercedes 56 SEL, White, 4 door, all extras, gas powered, 127K, good tires. Nice. $4,900. Call (541) 332-1435. LINCOLN: 1974 Lincoln Mark IV, all black beauty, all extras, good tires. Nice. 112K. $3,500. Call (541) 332- 1435. SPRING TIME IS HERE!! Take care of your low slope, flat roof, mobile home or RV with DuroLast roofing. New DuroLast membrane roof system w/ 15-year factory war- ranty. SINGLEWIDE SPECIAL $2,995. Take advantage of our cer- tified installer and great prices. Eugene Hill at 290-6237 or 347- 2259 CCB#168971 NO PLACE TO BBQ? Call Eugene Hill Construction for decks. We also do windows, doors, siding, garages and concrete. Don't forget to ask about our new home designs and construction. Call 290-6237 or 347- 2259. CCB#168971 EDUCATION: The Wilderland School in Langlois, a Montessori Based Preschool/K-1st grade, is now enrolling for the 2008-2009 school year. If you have questions or need an application please call (541) 513-8218. Firewood FIREWOOD: Clean, dry, aged fir. $175 a cord. Will deliver. 332-1435. Critical of hatchery policies ... Krieger was also critical of the way the Native Fish Conservation Plan and hatchery policies are addressing the issue of salmon recovery, declaring, “with our hatchery practices, the way we are restricting our- selves, we will never in a hun- dred million years recover salmon to what I call prime numbers, fishable numbers, both sport and commercial - it isn’t going to happen.” Noting that the last time ODFW built a new hatchery was 1964 (the Elk River BROYHILL DINING SET: Large table with two large leaves and six padded chairs. China hutch is light- ed. All in very good condition. $800 OB). 332-0291 SURFBOARD: Eight-foot Chris Ruddy Hawaiian Fun Gun design. $285. Call (541) 778-1763 (In Port Orford). Lost pets LOST DOG: Male, five-year-old English pointer, white with black spots and splotches. Lost on Bear Creek Rd. Call 347-1662. Lot for sale FOR SALE BY OWNER level, ocean-view lot, wind protected, water & sewer in & paid for. Manufactured home OK. Close to store, Post. Off., etc. Owner will carry with 50% down. $113,000. Call Dave at (541) 332-0513. HEALTH & HOSPICE BOARD VOLUNTEER: Friends of Curry County Home Health & Hospice is looking for applicants to volunteer to sit on its Board. They would like to have the northern part of Curry County represented on this non-profit Foundation. For more information or an application form, please call Betty Lonien, President, at (541) 412-8016. SELL YOUR VEHICLE, BOAT, TRAILER WITH A PHOTO AD! ONLY $3 A WEEK, UP TO 25 WORDS. Adopt Skeeter at the Curry County Animal Shelter see page 3 for details Paint BRIGHTEN UP YOUR SUMMER WITH A FRESH COAT OF PAINT!! Top quality paints for you interior or exterior. Call Eugene Hill Construction, Inc. 347-2259 or 290- 6237 CCB# 168971. Personals LOVE YOU. Thanks for all the won- derful things you do for me. Don M. MAROHL FOR MAYOR! Put your time, energy, and money where your mouth is. — Nella Rentals HOUSE FOR RENT. Three bed- room, one-and-a-half bath, house for rent, in town near lake, $850 per month, plus deposit. Call 247-0510. OFFICE/RETAIL SPACE AVAIL- ABLE. Aprox. 450 sq ft, ocean view, on Hwy 101 near Battle Rock Park. $450 mo, includes Internet Access, utilities negotiable. Available by 5/1/08 - call 332.0989. RENTALS NOW AVAILABLE. Contact Robin at Port Orford Property Managment for listings. 253-6107. FOR RENT: Quiet and beautiful coun- try setting with short walk to beach and town, 2 bdrm, 1 bath with sunroom, two decks, French doors, wood floors. Recently remodeled, dishwasher and new appliances, washer/dryer on site. Water, garbage and base-electric paid. Non-smoking. $750 rent, first and deposit ($1,200). $50 monthly rebate for lawn and grounds upkeep - will provide mower. Call (541) 597-4407. RENTAL. 2 Bedroom Mobile in Langlois mobile home park. $485/mo. Pets ok. 541-366-1055. STORAGE: SEASIDE STORAGE has 2 units available. Call 332-0835 or 1-541-643-5955. FOR RENT: Hwy. 101 frontage office space at the new Seaside Plaza. Includes electric, water, sewer. $400.00 per month plus deposits. Call 332-0835 or 1-541- 643-5955. FOR RENT: 30 x 15 boat storage available - 1 space - available sept. 1 - $250.00/mo. Additional ware- house space available. Call 332- 0835 for details. FOR RENT: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath apartment, 600 sq. ft. - $550.00/mo. No utilities pd. Available Sept. 1. Call 332-0835 or 1-541-643-5955. Special Sales HUGE THEATRE 101 RUMMAGE SALE: Inside Theatre 101, 1320 Oregon Street, Seaside Plaza, Port Orford, Fri Aug 15 & Sat 16, 9-3pm. Half Price Sat. Support your local Theatre! ESTATE SALE: Aug. 16, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Six miles north of Port Orford at 93351 Hereford Rd., across the bridge, second drive to the left going up the hill. White Manufactured Home. Fantastic Oriental screen (picture available at Dadʼs Coins, Collectibles and Antiques) 2 sofas, glass & brass sofa table, 3 recliners, chair, 2 oak display cabinets, vin- tage table, chairs & matching china cabinet, wrought iron dresser, full- sized bed, day bed with trundle & w mattresses, bedding, king size down pillows, kitchen items, microwave, decorations, nic-naks, tools, belt bucvkles, luggage, beads & beading equipment, much more!! R.V. park rentals MADRONA & 101 R.V. PARK Monthly spaces available, $285 per month + elec. Includes show- ers, laundry, cable T.V., and water and sewer. (541) 332-4025, madronacampers@msn.com. Services ABLE TO DELIVER. Driver with truck is able to make deliveries between Smith River, Ca., Brookings, Gold Beach, Port Orford, Sixes, Langlois, Bandon, Coquille, Myrtle Point, Bridge, Camas Valley, Tenmile, Winston, Dillard and Roseburg area. Call (541) 297-9288, or e-mail blancogold67@yahoo.com. Wanted BOAT MOTOR WANTED: 8 - 15 hp short shaft outboard motor for inflatable boat. Call Orion cell: (707) 498-2701. WANTED 15-FOOT OR LARGER ZODIAC. Good condition, prefer with motor. Will pay CASH! Call (707) 599-1379. WHEAT GRASS JUICER. If you have a Wheat Grass Juicer laying around gathering dust please call us at 373-0993. BRICE, from page 6 KRIEGER, from page 1 Hatchery was built with funds from com- mercial fish- eries), Krieger said he would like to see some new Wayne Krieger hatcheries built. “Most of the hatcheries are worn out. They’re antiques. They don’t have good water systems; some of them have disease prob- lems.” He also feels ODFW should have been striving to make hatchery fish and wild fish compatible: “What makes wild salmon and hatchery fish different? It isn’t the fish that PO CEDAR: Port-Orford-cedar seedlings, $2.50 or 10 for $20. Disease resistent. POAC office, 1320 Oregon St., Suite C, June 10- Aug. 16, 11 a.m-4 p.m., 332-0487. Horse care & tack TRAVEL TRAILER: 2004 27-foot travel trailer. Very good conditin, very low towed miles. One slideout that includes dinettte and couch. Complete with load equalizer and anti-sway bars. Wheel locks. Slide- out pantry, lots of storage. Donʼt use it anymore. Letʼs talk. 332-0291. Bluebook $17,000, asking $15,000 with the extras. group planning to sue the state, because ODFW hasn’t done what the statute mandates them to do. For sale Education FARRIER: Horseshoeing! Good Service, practical & corrective 541-295-9829. Construction GREAT RV: 32 ft 2000 Winnebago Adventurer, 47 K miles $50K OBO. Slideout, Blue Ox trailer hitch, 300W solar panels, more options. 332-3101. Employment made themselves different; it was hatchery management that caused the changes in those fish. Recognizing what that is and changing it … could be incorporated into some new hatcheries.” Three Coastal Caucus mem- bers are collecting information on the total hatchery releases in the last 10 years in Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and California, in order to compare Oregon’s policies and results with those of the other states. Krieger plans to sit down with them after they have collected and analyzed the information, and “statutorily write salmon management.” supervisors pickup with overheads and hand tools. All engines are started and warmed up daily, all small engines which are chainsaws, light high pressure pumps, volume pump, and any other vehicle mounted small engines are started daily. When not on call the fire crew practices hose lays, work and dis- cusses hand trailing tools, attends lectures on fire ground safety and fire behavior, and does mainte- nance on the station such as paint- ing or other deemed tasks that help keep the station looking In a top state of readiness, Fourmile station’s first response of this fire season was a small gorse fire up Elk River that also was mutual aided with Sixes and Port Orford Rural. Fourmile Station has been led for many years by very capable, and experienced employee Derwin Boggs who is trained in fire orgin investigation as well as the needed supervisory skills to be lead super- visor. Some will also see a very Professional man who leads Coos Forest Patrol out of the Coos Bay Main Station for Coos and not rec- ognize him. In winter Mike Robison is a local referee for high school basketball games around the Oregon South coast. He refer- ees at several Pacific High games. Thank-you goes to the Fourmile Guard station crew of wildland firefighters for pulling out equip- ment and posing for the photo opportunity from Port Orford News. Next week: Brice will inter- view new ly appointed Port Orford Public Works Superintendant Rick Rogerson, with an eye on leaks in the city’s water system and what Rogerson’s crew can, and is doing to fix them. See KRIEGER, page 8 NEW LISTING IN PORT ORFORD $270,000 This home shows attention to detail and was built to endure the coastal climate with minimal maintenance. Two bedrooms, two bath, great floor plan. MLS#6107483 Advertise your business or service in the PORT ORFORD NEWS BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY for only $5 a week - $20 a month! With over 1,000 newspapers sold each week, in your business area! Call (541) 260-3638, or e-mail to portorfordnews@gmail.com
