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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1941)
4 OOQUIULR VALUT SENTINEL. COQUDLL*. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL »4, 1*41. paqe ,...... . . County Music Festival Here Saturday karkby Grade A Medium Permit No. 1744 (No Delivery on these) Eggs DOZ. Gold Medal FLOUR 81.69 49 lbs BORENE 19c 9,ant pk9 49c 23c 2 cans 25c The public is cordially invited tothey can be seated before this hour, attend the 7th Annual Coos County Nine hundred students are anti Music Festival on Saturday. April 2fl.cipated taking part in this Music The program is being held in the Co-Festival. These represent most of quille High School Gymnasium andthe school districts of Coos county. will begin at 1:30 p. m. Visitors areThe program will be given as folows: « requested to arrive 4p time so that P rogram “O rt America' L. Tom Cauthers. Coquille, Director Avis Ricketts, Coquille, Accompanist National Anthem—“Star-Spangled Banner" ... - Assembly Pledge to Flag, led by - - - - - - Tom Cauthers Flag to be placed by Boy Scouts: Claire Gray, Sammy Kramer. Ronald Williams Division III - ■ - - - Sth and 6th Grades 1. “Billy Boy" (2 parts) - American Folk Song 2. “Under the Window” - Parker 3. “The Blue Bell” - - • ’. - - - MacDowell 4. “Who Has Seen the Wind” (2 parts) - - . Beach Orchestra - Hunker Hill Grade School ^Division I - - - • .- 1st and 2nd Grades 3 - - - - ‘ - - - Parker 1. “The Secret" - - ’ • • • Navajo Indian Song 3. “Papoose - - - American Folk Song 3. “Sing Said the Mother” - - - - - Ambrose' 4. “Wee Ducky Doddles” Putty Whaler, Powers Vocal Solos J - > - , - “Jeartfe, With the Light Brown Hair” Stephen C. Foster - - Brahms Cradle Song - Dance-Minuet -. 5th and.6th Grade Girls, Riverton Directed by Mrs. Marcella Rawe I V - J* ■ - • » - 3rd and 4th Grades Division II - - - - • Nevin 1. “The Woodpecker' •” - - American Folk Song 2. “Pop, Goes the Weasel” - - - - - Mason 3. “Marching Star” O'Hara 4. “The Leaf and the Bird" ... Junior High School Girls, Marshfield X Triple Trio “Gypsy Love Song ■ - - - Herbert “Mighty Lak’ a Rose”........................................... ' Nevin Directed by Miss Helen McPherson XI Division IV - ' - 7th and 8th Grades 1. “The Erie Canal” American Folk Song 2. “Carry Me Back to Old Virginny” (2 parts) - Bland ' 3. “Swing Low, Swoet Chariot” (2 parts) Negro Spiritual 4. “Some Folks Do” (2 parts) - - Foster 5. “Home Sweet Home” (2 parts) - ■ Bishop XII “I Am An Atherican” . - . - Assembly . X. SNOWDRIFT'1 p”4 9c CARNATION Tall Cans 7c NALLEY’S BEAL MAYONNAISE full qt. jar 39c NATIONAL BANNEB BROOMS each 45c SUNSHINE Hl-Ho CRACKERS Lge. 1-lb. box.... ..x 18c DRIFTED SNOW 49 lbs 1*55 FLOUR RADISHES Lge. Bunches 3 for 5c HOTHOUSE CUCUMBERS Long Slicers FRESH RED SOLID TOMATOES 17c 2 Iba. NEW POTATOES Long Shatters No. I’s 10 lbs. 2S< FRESH GREEN SPINACH 3 lbs. 10c RHUBARB For Canning 1« lbs. 19c m Full o’ Juice ORANGES PUREX RIPE OLIVES Tall 9 ox. cans U ni. >g 19c 2 c... 25c TANG STA CRISP SALAD DRESSING CRACKERS River Commerce One The Increase The four vessels mentioned in last week’s Western World, in the item below, were able to leave the Bandon port at high tide early last Friday morning. One of them had been bar bound for over two weeks, the others for only two or three days: The first cargo of lumber from the Smith Wood-Products company mill, at Coquille, brought to Bandon on the twq pt**- Port of Bandon barges, was taken aboard by the S. S. Dorothy Phillips, which arrived in the harbor at about 3:00 p. m. Tuesday. The ship docked at the Moore mill and the barges were alongside and loading was started by 3:45 p. m. For the first time in a number of years four, of the larger coast-wise Vessels were hr the local harbor at the same time Tuesday and Wednes day. With the addition of the two big port barges and the tug, all in evidence, the waterfront took on a metropolitan appearance. Tire unusually prolonged period of rough seas, which has kept the bar impassable for a longer period than has been anticipated, has delayed shipping. The present delay in ship ping, according to waterfront inter ests, places further emphasis upon the necessity of harbor improvements. If the north jetty were in its original condition, to which it is now being re i stored by the federal government, it is believed that the rough seas of the past two weeks would not have been sufficiently dangerous to delay pass age over the bar by loaded vessels. While the present delay is a vexing problem to shipowners and shippers, it is believed that it will be the last one of any consequence for a long timé as the summer season with its calm weather will assure the usual un interrupted service. Later in the summer the U. S. Dredge Pacific is expected to work at the mouth of the local river and take out whatever shoals might occur during the mid summer period. ------- « ■!. . .— through the First National Bank and which proved to be both interesting and educatoinal. After the meeting was adjourned, a few reels of pictures of the Grand Canyon, loaned to the club by C. V. Smith, were enjoyed. I Calling cards, 50 tor »1.00. You can easily Enjoy Modern MONTAG AUTOM ATIC Mothers' Day Plans Made HEATING To plan for Coquille's Mother's Day program, Sunday afternoon. May II, representatives from various civic organizations met Tuesday evening at the city hall. Jim Jacobson, Eagles representatives, was chosen as chair man of the executive committee. E C. Briner and Mrs. Ray Vaughan will communicate with various clubs to see if they wish to be represented at the affair. Any organizations, missed by the committee are asked to call Fred Bull’s office, where they may re ceive desired information and regis ter the mother chosen to represent them. Only obligation to the organi zations is that they must furnish their chosen mother a bouquet which can not cost more than $2. Entertainment is being planned by Fred Bull and Harold Varney. Mrs. Roy Wheeler will superintend the dcorations. Members of the Fire Department will execute Mrs. Wheel er’s plans for decorations. The execu tive committee meet again Tuesday evening at the city hall. At that time it will be known if the city will let the program be given at the com munity building. IN «UN«<Ti Isler A- L. Hooton, electrical contractor and dealer. 274 Second St.. Coquille Complete stock of wiring supplies ti Announcement Having purchased the interest of Geo. McClellan, we are now sole proprietors of the CITY CLEANERS We respectfully solicit your continued valued patronage and guarantee you complete satisfaction in every garment we turn out. LOUIS HOLIMAN ROBT. HARRIS inqi.n. Junior C. of C. To Enter A Team Regular meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce was held Tuesday evening in the W. O. W. hall. A short business meeting was held at which the May Day dance, to be ( given on May 3, was discussed The dance committee reported that, owing to the fact that the dance was being held in I. O. O. F. hall, it would nec < essarily have to be limited to an in vitational affair.. The club also decided to enter a team in the local soft bflll league this year and Harold Stevens was ap pointed manager. Anyone Interested in playing was requested to see Har old or report to the ball park for practice Monday evening. 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