LB VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 3. 1943.
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Red Cross Names
Disaster Relief,
Evacuation Heads
Each conununity in Coo* county is
being organized for disaster relief
and evacuation purpose* under a
combined committee serving the
American Red Cross and the Coo*
county civilian defense council, it
was announced today by L. A. Blanc,
of Marshfield, county Red ¿ toss
chairman.
Because each community in the
county might be isolated from ail
others, its own organization is com
plete as to personnel and equipment.
Inventories of food are being made,
clothing is being stored, and all work
ers are ready at an instant’*, notice
to hurry to central headquarters to
set up emergency office* from which
feeding sheltering, treating or evac
uating of the entire population can
be carried on.
Because America is at war, the na
tional Red Cross ha* issued a virtual
blank check to county chairmen to
requisition supplies and money to
combat any type of disaster, Whether
caused by enemy action -or by local
causes that could endanger the na
tion’s economy or war production.
J. B. Bedingfield, of Marshfield, is
chairman of the disaster relief com
mittee, assisted by the following who
have complete charge in their com
munities: L H. Pearce, Myrtle Point;
Elmer Russell North Bend; John Fas
nacht, Bandon; E. T. Stelle, Coquille,
and Mrs. Lloyd Edinger, Empire.
Other chairmen are: Bandon, J. F.
Kronenberg, food; Archie Rosa, shel
ter and housing; Mis* Lura Morgan,
registration and information.
Co
quille, J. L. Stevens, food; J. S. Bar
ton, clothing; J. E. Norton, shelter
and housing; Mrs Gladys Gano, reg
istration and information
Myrtle
Point, Harry Dement, food; Vic Hen
dershott, clothing; L. H. Peace, shel
ter and housing; Mrs. Marie Lundy,
registration and information. North
Bend, J. G.* Warren, food; Dr. Ted
Shanks, clothing; Archie Vaughan,
shelter and housing; Mrs. R. L. Rich-
ett, registration and information.
Powers Mrs. Alan D. Rolfe, food; Mrs.
El win Frye, shelter and housing;
Mr*. James W. Gamwell, registra
tion and information. Empire, W. G.
Robertson, food; Mrs. Henry Beard,
registration and information
Chairmen on canteens, transpor
tation, rescue and evacuation, as well
as county chairmen of all groups will
be announced 'shortly.
SOCIALITES
Those Getting■ **
Under The Wire
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Register May 4-7
I For Sugar
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New filings tor county and district
office to be voted on at the May
primary, since the Sentinel report a
week ago were:
J. N. Gearhart March 28„ republi
can, for commisisoner Port of Coquille
River.
O. L. Wood. March 27, republican,
D. A. Burch, Mar. 21. constable
| Coquille J. P. district No. 3.
I W O. Campbell, Mar. 30, democrat,
i for county coroner
A. M. Willey, March 30, republican,
far Sheriff.
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Wm. F. Howell, March 30, demo-
l crat, for sheriff.
Greene & Jensen
[Barrow Drug Co
3M Meet*
Mr* Pearl Ruble entertained the
396 club at her home Friday. Marc|
27. As >« usual a potluck dinner was
nerved at noon. Mr*. George Buct-
ingham of Corvallis, was a guest.
Members present were Mesdames
Rose Marie Martin, Ruth Varney,
Opal Oilman, Alice Standley, Elsie
Wheaton, Mabel Von Pegert, Fern
Peterson and Florence, Loree Bierly
and Carol.
Roy Mothers Club
Roy Mothers club met Tuesday,
March SI, with the president, Mary
Johnson, presiding. There was a
short business meeting at which time
a discus* ion was given to the matter
of report cards. The feeling seems
general that the present system used
for grading primary work might be
improved. No decision was made yet
a* to what change to make. Mrs.
Ed Detlefsen drew the lucky number
and received the prize. The next
meeting will be the evening of April
14, with Mrs. Lorene Willard and Opal
Bucklek, hostesses.
Present were
Francis Detlefsen, Margurite Detlef*
sen, Elba Green, Mary Johnson, Cork
Mackey, Edna Rakestraw, Lorene
Willard, Patyicia Griffith.
SLICED HAM
BEEF STEAK
Sirloin or Rib
• BOILING BEEF Steer Beef
• BEEF ROAST Blade cut*
• LUNCHEON MEATS Assorted
• LINK SAUSAGE Club Style
• PORK ROAST Picnic
Special Repossessed
'41 Plymouth
4 Door Deluxe Sedan
IN PERFECT CONDITION .
INCLUDING NEW RUBBER
Driven only 14000 mile». New Car Guarantee
Keen Shortening
1-lb. 17c;
4-lbs. 60c
K C Baking Powder
50c can 33c
Peacock Self-Rising, Buckwheat 10 lb 60c
Liberty Bell Syrup
24-oz. bottle 23c
Duchess Salad Dressing
Pt. bottle 22c
Kraft Miracle Whip
Pint bottle 26c
French’s Prepared Mustard 9-oz. 2 for 25c
Heinz Beefsteak ISauce
8-oz. bdMe 25c
Libby Corned Beef Hash No. 2 can 21c
E. Z. Liver Loaf, New!
1014 oz can 20c
E. Z. Corned Beef Loaf
. 12-oz. can 27c
Denny’s Turkey de Noodles
16-oz. 23c
Battleground Cream Cheese
2-lf. 63c
Delmonico Red Salmon
No. 1 can 32c
Battle Rock Pacific Oysters
15*4 oz. 16c
Admiral Dom. Sardines
Mis, 3 for 20c
Emerald Bay Spinach
No. 2V4 can 15c
Highway Sliced Beets
No. 2 can 9c
Gerber’s Baby Foods, Asst. 3 4*4 oz 20c
Johnson’s Car-Nu
Pint Can 59c
Sal Soda
2 >4-lb. package 9c
Sunbrite Cleanser
Tall Can 2 for 9c
Fels Naptha Soap, Reg. bars
2 for 11c
Sweetheart Soap
bar 6c
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
Change
D.L o L ' '«
OFFENS!
MeadowWood Lb.
Grade A Butter
Libby Pineapple Sliced, No. 1% can 10c
Castle Crest Peaches
No. 2Mt can 21c
Harper House Pears
No. 2M can 22c
Dole Pineapple Juice
46-oz. can 31c
Sunny Dawn Tomato Juice
46-oz. 20c
Instant Postum
8-oz. can 41c
Nob Hill Coffee Lb. 23c; 2-lb. bag 45c
Airway Coffee
Lb. 20c;
3-lb. bag 58c
Rancho Soups, Asst.
z2 10^4-oz. 11c
Heinz Soups Many Varieties 3 10-oz. 25c
Snowflake Soda Crackers 2-lb. pkg. 33c
Hi-Ho Crackers, Sunshine 1-lb. pkg. 20c
Date Nut Bread, Dromedary, 2 for 25c
Minute Tapioca
8-oz. package 12c
Monster Gum Drops
1-lb. cello 14c
Fluffiest Marshmalolws
4 4-oz pkg. 15c
E Z Apple Sauce Mix, Dehydrated 4-oz. 9c
Triangle Oats, Quick, Reg. 9-lb bag 45c
Ralston Whole Wheat Cereal,
Pkg. 23c
Roman Meal, Cereal Favorite,
2-lb. 30c
Kellogg Rice Krispies
Reg. Pkg. 12c
Kraft Macaroni Dinner
Deg. Pkg. 9c
Kitchen Craft 24%-lb 03c; 49 lb. >1.79
Crown Flour,
24%-lb. 00c; 49-lb. 11.03
PRICEDTOSEU
Church Pontiac Co
500 West Front
Phone 203
INVITATION TO PLEASURE..
ASPARAGUS green
Rhubarb
vegetable now
Calavos