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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1933)
5 THB COQUILL1 VAULMY 8BNTINBL. COQUILLB, OWGOJf, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1*33. PAGB TWO The Junior claai otf the Myrtle Point Union High SclSbol presented their play, “Who Wouldn’t Be Craay?" be fore a large crowd Friday evening. It wae much enjoyed by all present The prelude numbers were piano solos by F. Perkins and Mrs. Elis Dment. Harold Hall gave a number on the saxophone, accompanied by Eether Nelson at the piano. Mrs. Merwin Moller sang, accompanied by Miss Elsie Moller. Helpful Hints for Christmas Shoppers Riverton News Coquille Service Station Phone 133 i m---------------------------------------- -J MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Mra. Perna Harris, of Riverton, Mra. Florence Guerin and Mrs. M. J. Morrison motored to Marshfield Tues day and spent the day. Mrs. R. B. Dement entered the Mast hospital Tuesday and submitted to a major iperation. She is reported get ting along as well as could be expect- V C< Newell, of Roseburg, has moved his family to the Houser place on thecemetery road, which he has leased for a year. Donald Garrett, of Aurora, Oregon, arrived Monday for a visit at the home of hia uncle, R. F. Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dennison, of Eu gene, former Myrtle Point resident«, have moved back to Core and are lo cating on a farm ne%j. Norway. W. E. Hale left last week for a visit with relatives in Texas, Ten nessee and Kentucky. He plans to re turn next spring. The Myrtle Point basket ball team went to Arago Monday evening and played with the Arago team. The game resulted in favor of the Myrtle Point team. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gamble have returned from Vale, where they spent several months. Marguerite Sunstrup and Dolores Bellon i arriYgd Thursday to spend the vacation with their parents. They were met in Roseburg by Mr. and Mrs. Sunstrup. Mrs. C. H. Giles, of Marshfield, was a Myrtle Point visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dodge have gone to Palo Alto, California, where they will spend Christmas with Mrs. Dodge’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams re turned to their home at Hood River after a few days’ visit at the home of Mr. Williams’ mother, Mrs. Sarah Williams. Mra. Roy Ellis was able to leave the Mast hospital Friday and return to her home. She recently underwent a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mulkey plan to go to Cottage Grove the last of the week and spend the holidays with home folks. T. M. Stover was a Marshfield buai-1 teas visitor Monday, taking over a iSd of dressed turkeys for the holi- lay’s market. Robert Ryan recently pelted 29 foxes or Wallace Dement. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afternoon in he social parlors of the church. A Christmas tree and exchange of pres- nts were enjoyed after which all sat lown to a bounteous potluck dinner. Otto Linquist was called to Gravel 7ord Saturday by the illness of his nother. “ Miss Priscilla Deyoe is expected tome Saturday from Redmond, Ore- ton, where she has been for several nonths with her sister, Mrs. F. M. Xenyon. Mr. and Mm. J. H. Roper, of Santa 'rut, California, are visiting thia week at the home of their son, Perry Roper, and family. Miss Belva Alice Stemmier arrived lome Sunday from Sacramento, Cal- fornia, to spend the holidays with ler parents, Mr. and Mr«. W. E xindy. Oliver Neal, of Earlimart, Califor nia, arrived here last week to be with his father, John Neal, Who is ill st the Mast hospital. He is staying st the home of hi« aunt, Mrs. Bar bara Barnett. A number of Myrtle Pointers at tended the dance at Bridge Saturday evening. They report having a very ‘njoyable time. L. L. Everden, Ed Wood and Geo. Wood have purchased the 180-«cre -anch on Catching creek from M. J. Morrison. It is known as the ok' Buell ranch. P. W. Laird and daughter, Vernita returned the first of the week iron San Jose, California, where they wenl on a business trip. The Myrtle Point firemen are giv ing their annual ball Monday, Chrfct mas night, at the Oaks Pavilion. Pro ceeds will go to the firemen's benefit fund. The Gravel Ford orchestra, with Rudy Hillstroni executing novel ties on the banjo, will furnish the music. I-arry Brady and A. Toedtemeie have leased from Tike Cook the old wrecking house on Spruce street and will start operation« soon. Due to the large number of pupils in the primary room, a slight change in grades was made last Monday. The Ihird grade was moved into Miss La- Branch’s room during the forenoon and the sixth grade into Mr. Hayward’s room. In the afternoon the grade« return to their regular rooms for their classes. Much rain has fallen the past ten lays and the high water on the dike across from the ferry is preventing the crossing by the school busses. Hence they are compelled to go around through Coquille each morning ind evening. . Mr«. Francis Sell visited friends in Riverton Saturday. Mr. Sell is em- nloyed at the W. T. Alpine coal mine. ’ The echool’s Christmas program vtll take place at two o’clock in the gymnasium on Friday, December 22. The seniors are presenting a short »lay, entitled “The Baby Show.” Other members of the high school •rill take part in a musical program. Each room in the grades ie contribut or a part of this program. The par ents and, patrons of this school are urgently and cordially invited. Frank McFarlane was a Riverton visitor from Langlois Saturday fore noon. At a recent high school student body meeting, it was decided to make r charge of five cents per person to "ide on school busses to basket ball games in order to partly defray the bus expenses. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck and Bev erly Lucille were gueeto Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Sell of Coaledo. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rickman, of Myrtle Point, motored down to Riv- ■rton Sunday. A. E. Haan and hia jaxx orchestra nlayed for the dance at the Myrtlo '■odge at Coeledo last Saturday night. The Becks will spend their Christ mas vacation with relatives in the. Willamette valley. Mr. Haan will motor out to Asland to join his sister and mother there. r. and Mrs. Harold Ridings and » daughter are expected in from Molallla Saturday to spend Christ Effect mas with her parents, Mr. and. Mra. W. A. Bean. a Bulk Candies Nice assortment to select from and priced low for the Christmas Sea son Chocolates, French Mixed, Satin finished Candies. Party Mixtures How about one of those special Holiday Cheese to send your friends? Always an acceptable and inexpensive Gift. Reasonable now and good for Old and Young. Assortment of sizes to suit your needs. WALNUTS, Oregon’s Best, FILBERTS, BRAZIL NUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS and FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS Busy Comer Grocery of Sales Tax on Coos School Districts (Continued from first pace) The concert by the Scandinavian '‘hair at the Elka Temple in Marsh- leld Friday, Dec. 22, at 8:45 p. m. will 1933, and the reductions In district -e well worth hearing. Ticket« are 5* taxes that would result are shown in •entslfor adult«, 25 cento for atudente. the following tabulation. The valua tions that were used in computing millage reductions were those report ed by the county assessor in March, 1933. The districts that are marked "Ele mentary7 in this tabulation are in either a union high school district or 1 in the eounty non-high school district ' In addition to the millage reductions set opposite them in the tabulation they will participate in the reductions of the uniion high school district* or '! the non-high school district to which Discount of 25% See Our Window Display $11.45 Reflecto Lamps now 9.25 Reflecto Lamps now 7.50 Lamps 6.75 Lamps Lamps Lamps Lamps seen the new shipment of Wellerware—those flower bowls and Gould Furniture Comp they belong. The tuition charge for pupils from the non-high school dis trict will be reduced approximately 115.00 per pupil as a result of the sales tax. School District No. 5, Twin Oaks, elementary, one teacher-classroom unit, *400 annual apportionment from sales tax, resulting in 2.7 mills reduc tion in district tax. 8. D. No. 35, Bullard, elementary, one classroom, *400 apportionment from riles tax, fl mills reduction in district tax. S. D, iNo. 69, Coaledo, elementary, I one teacher, 8400 annual apportion- I ment from sales tax, 6.9 mills reduc- , tion in district tax. S. D. No. 68, Johnson’« Mill, ele- mentary, two teacher-classroom unit*, *800 annual apportionment from sales tax, 53 mills reduction in district tax. 8. D. No. 12, Catching Inlet, ele mentary, two teeoher-elaauroom unit, *800 annual apportionment from sales tax, 43 mills reduction in district tax. 8. D. No. 6, Coquille City, high school and elementary, 28 teacher classroom unit*, *9,200 annual appor tionment from sales tax, approxi mately 53 mills reduction in district tax. S. D. No. 54, Bandon City, high school and elementary, 18 teecher- claasroom units, *5300 annual appor tionment from sales tax, approximate ly 5.5 mills reduction in district tax. Scandinavian Choir in its annual Christmas season concert will a program of sacred and music at the Marshfield, Elks Temple, Friday evening. Ticket« 50c. Student tickets 25c. 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