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THE C0QÜHXI TALLBT SENTINEL, C0QUILL1 OEEÔOK FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1«. 1982. -Sr £• H’ Busy Corner Reminders TRADE IN Prices Regular—Every Day a Bargain Day GOODYEAR ALLWEATHERS «------------------------ Every package purchased here is guaranteed satisfactory or your money refunded. TAON’T drive on thin, risky tires this Fall and Winter. With tire prices so low it doesn’t pay to take chances. Come in—get our liberal offer for your old tires. We’ll do everything we can to help you get those thin, risky tires off your car. We’ll make a proposition to you on the world’s greatest tire for safety, long life and economy — the Goodyear All-Weather. Don’t take chances on thin, risky tires. 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It is quite an im Corvallis Friday. provement Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Laird and Miss Eleanor Saubert left the last daughter, Margarette, and Mr. and of the week for Portland, where she Mra. Roy Garrett and daughter, Mar will teach this winter. garet, and June Chandler picnicked Mm. Woolfred and Mise Lorraine on the Sixes river Sunday. Braden of Salem spent the week-end Austin Hall and Andy Newhouse at the Wm. Fernley home. left last week for Eugene, where they Mr. and Mm. Chartes Bellshaw and will enter the university and Andy ert and James, returned to their home Vern Magill, Mrs. Harold Laswell, Live News From Arago Friday after a week'« Mrs. Dwight Culver, Mn. Chas. John two children, Alice and. Mary Ann, will study law. • Mrs. L. M. Aasen entertained a* , in Portland . . and Mrs. Henry Huntley went to gueste Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt |V? w,lh Mr ,nd ” J’ U Burtl*" son and Mrs. Harold James. Mis« Lola Norrie will leave the last O. H. A a sen sold ten head of pure Miss Dorothy Hooten returned I Powers Bunday and spsnt the day of the week- for Ashland, where she • Hammond and children, Mr. and Mra. will attend Normal. Ike Barklow and daughters, Mildred, bred Jemeys to a California buyer home Sunday afternoon from an in . with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cary. last week. Mrs. Audry Cranham and daugh teresting vacation trip. She went Mias Frances Feamley will leave •Verna and Stella, of Myrtle Point, Miss Opal Robison returned to firat to La Grande and from there, ac ter, Jean, left Sunday for their home Sunday for Corvallis, where she will and Mra. Rose Johnson and children, Of CoquiHe, Mr. and Mra. G. W. Ayers Glide, Oregon, Monday to enter her companied Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. . at Oakridge, after spending a week in attend O. S. C. this winter. She will take landscape gardening. and daughter, 'Dorothy, and Alvin second year of teaching school there. Greer on a trip to Seattle, Rainier Myrtle Point with relatives. Her father, George Robison, drove her National Park, Glacier National Park Frank Wyland and son, Ray, left Henry R om low was a Roseburg Fredenburg. out in their car. Iola Robison and and other point« of interest. Friday Sunday morning for Portland. business visitor. Wednesday. Ernest Watkins and Lynn Burtis Charles Fohl went along for the trip. they attended the Pendleton Round-up Mr. and Mrs. Tike Cook went to Mr. and Mra. Merle Kenyon, Mias left Saturday morning for Portland. Rose McQuigg, of Coquille, and and Miss Hooten came on home from Roseburg Monday after peaches and Hazel Gearheart and Miss Priscilla They attended the American Legion Orvus Miller, of Arago, were quietly there*. melons. Deyoe will leave Saturday for Cor convention. married at the home of the bride’s Mra. Ray L. Beckett submitted to Mm. Fritz BoUenbaugh went to vallis, where Miss Gearhart will enter Mrs. Maude MadDonald entertained the Ladies’ Missionary society at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McQuigg, an emergency operation at the Mast Roseburg Sunday morning to be with her third year at O. S. C. and Miss at one o’clock Sunday. The ring cere hospital in Myrtle Point Monday ev her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. BoUenbaugh, Deyoe will enter as a Freshman. home at West Norway Wednesday af mony was used and Turner B. Mac ening. who is in a hospital there. Mra. Blanche Parry and daughter ternoon. Those standing from Arago Donald officiated. Only members of The Bridge baseball team journeyed Mm. Hailey Laird and daughters, returned to their home in Eugene, af were Mrs. J. D. Card, Mra. J. L. Bur- the immediate families and Mr. and to Port Orford Sunday and met de Phyllis and Hailita, of Portland, visit ter a few day«’ visit at the home of Ms and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder. Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, intimate feat, the score being 13 to 10 in favor ed friends and relatives in Myrtle Mm. Parry’s parents, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robison and ' friends, were present. The happy of the Port Orford team. Tuesday. Ed Jones. children, Betty and WtHiam, and Miss ; young couple are at home to their .Mrs. Frank Porter and children, Announcements were received from Mrs. Lena Warner and son, Doug Delores Root, of Grenada, California,; ' friends this week. They are making Paul and Patricia, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mm. Gloyd IlaH, telling of las, and Mrs. Floyd Johnson return returned home Monday after spending the week end here visiting relatives. I their home on ¿the Lamb place on W. A. Lett were dinner guests at the arrival of an eight-pound baby er home after spending the week-end Fishtrap. Hooten’s Haven Sunday. girl on Sept. 10, art their home in For in Bandon. Two members of the Arago 1982 Mrs. H. C. Van Alstein has been in est Grove, Oregon. They have named graduating class will enter Ashland Mr. and Mrs. O. Y. Kring returned Myrtle Point a large part of the time her Phyllis Joeephifte. The Halls lived to their home in Nebraska, after a Bridge Happenings Normal next week. They are LaVaun Aasen and Joe Sinko. _ j Mr. and Mra. Wm. R. Brown were the past week with her mother, Mrs. in this part of the country until re short visit at the home of his brother, Kenneth Cart and Robert Lineau, of entertained at a lovely dinner at the W. W. Williams, who had a paralytic cent years when they moved to Forest Ralph Kring. Pasadena, Calif., who has been a guest Clarence Billings home Friday even- stroke about a week ago. Mrs. Wil Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson and The Garden Club met at the home two children returned to their home at the Carl home the past week, ac- ing *nE in honor of the ninth birthday liams passed away early Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breuer Tuesday in Drain after a short visit at the Ja companied Mr. Watkins and Mr. Bur-, anniversary «nniveraary of Bonnie Jean Billings. Billings, morning. tis as far as their respective schools' hTiia^ '■ the sixth birthday that Bon- evening at 8:30. A potluck dinner cob Nelson home. Saturday Kenneth is entering his nie Jean has had the pleasure of the Game Law Violators Sentenced was enjoyed by the members and Mr. and Mra. Roy Garrett enter senior year at O. S. C. and Robert his company of Mrs. Brown, who ia a Ellis W. Wright, of Leneve, was their families, after which a pleasing tained at a six o’clock dinner Thurs favorite friend of this popular little taken before Justice Stanley last Fri program was given. • seniox year at the University. day for Mr. and Mns. W. W. Deyoe Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Baraby left for and two daughters, Priscilla and Jo ' Mrs. Ruth Shaw and little daughter, lady. day, by Sergeant C. A. Hearing, Mrs. Floyd Johnson and little charged with posression of parte of their home at Napa, Calif., after a sephine. Patty, returned from Ashland Wed nesday. Mrs. Shaw completed the six daughter, of Junction City, arrived deer. He pleaded guilty and was sen weeks’ visit st the home of her sis Burny Pope returned to his home weeks of school which she required Tuesday evening for a visit with Mra. tenced to thirty days m the county ter, Mrs. James Ellis. in Oregon City after a few days’ vis Johnson’s aunt, Mrs. W. A. Lett, and jail. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Church re it at the W. E. Lundy home. to receive her life diploma. The Freshman class Was enter other relative» and friend« hi thia Frank Brigga, who lives on top of turned home the first of the week Miss Wanda Prey is much improved tained at a party at the gymnasium country. They came in with Mr. and the mountain, on the. Myrtle Point- from Pomona, California, where they from her recent illnesa and was able Friday evening. An enjoyable time Mrs. Leander Smith and daughter, Langlois road, wm arrested by Mr. attended th« funeral of Mrs. Church’s to be dosm town Wednesday. She was had by all, playing games and Esther, of Albany, who will visit un Hearing Sunday after the latter had farther, who died suddenly Tuesday expects to leave for Ashland soon, pranks on the members of the Fresh til Friday with friends in Myrtle found four fresh deer hide« at his morning of last week. where the will teach thia winter. Mr. Smith was nlace. Brigg« wae token to Gold man class. Refreshments of cake and Point and Bridge. Helen and Alice May Endicott and formerly pastor of the Brethren Beach, Monday, by Ed Walker, ef Evelyn Young went to Corvallis Sat punch were served at a late hour. Riverton News Kent Hickam, four-year old son of church in Myrtle Point Roseburg, to appear before the Jus urday. Evelyn will stay with her The Home Economics Club met at tice of the Peace. Mra. Emily Hickam, is nursing a sister, Mrs. Fred McMullen, and at Miss Marion Minthorn, of Salem broken thumb, suffered when he the hall on Wednesday afternoon of tend O. S. C. thia winter. was the guest of Mis. Cherie Mae last week to continue their quilting. slammed the car door on it. It Miss Myrtle Hall left last week for Hartwell Tuesday afternoon. If you want to subscribe for a Port getting along as well as could be ex- Among those present were Mra. Jason land daily the clubbing combination Tillamook, where she will teach school The initiation of th« twenty-four t peeted. Jewett, Mm. Grover Wilson, Mm. we offer with the Sentinel win save this winter. Misa Hall spent the sum freahmen will take place this (Fri Mn. R. M. Bunnage and «one, Rob- Frank Culver, Mra. W. A. Lett, Mrs. you money. mer months with her parente, Mr. and day) evening in th« high school gym- C oquille S ervice S tation Phone 133 - - HOODY PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb cans - - - 25c EXTRA HEAVY CANVAS GLOVES, pair GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY 1 I ... Old Hickory SMOKED SALT Per can ... A BARGAIN ¿«S-21~ 54c ... Liberty White LAUNDRY SOAP This month Goodyear builds its 200 millionth tire I I nui M a 2 lb cans The best flour that money can buy. We have cheaper grades as cheap as the cheapest. WORLD’S LARGEST SELLING TIRES I. ite time <»ijaranteed 29c JAPAN TEA The Home of CUPID FLOUR 49 LB. SACK $l»40 good / year u, f SHASTA COFFEE Vacuum Packed 1 lb cans - - - naaium. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dewey and children, Donald and Dorothy, have moved to Lam pa Creek, where Mr. Dewey is to be caretaker for Mr. Wheelock, of that place. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cusic and chil dren, of Fishtrkp, were voting in Riverton Monday. Raymond Van Leuven, senior of *32 and star athlete, is leaving thia week end to attend Oregon State Col lege. Probate Court Items A petition ertking for the appoint ment of a guardian for Lizzie Bentz, an aged person, whose estate is es timated to be worth $1200, was filed by Jas. Watson last Saturday. A petition for the guardianship of Roy and George Silen, whose estate is worth $320 was filed in probate court yesterday from North Bend. S tate fair Sept. 26-Oct: Í
