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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1942)
... ............. .7 ■*” , |Tint—.teXrtraS—shto" v“ » j C- ä S.-.U iWsttäXC ? Concert Program For Music Week Junior - Senior Banquet'May 8 4 WPSI I County "Schools Music Festival of' A Pleasing Affair Seeking More Tices For Loggers ‘ Are Competing j For Big Prize . Kapa matte tor all locks. Stevens Cash Hard walk. Coquille. Ore. tf i At 6:90 o’clock on the evening The plight of the lumber industry (Continued from Page One) I Students of Coquille High School 'are dance band in Oregon, particularly in the south- ___ participating ,__________ _ in _ the ______________ civilian life, when we are all anxious May 8. the junior class of Coquille A most successful and pleasing essay contest sponsored by Matejka ‘ ern part of the state, where logging and tense over the danger of our [ high school will be hosts to the seniors County Music Festival was held in Jewelry Store, Clarence Qsika, high ’------- *’----------------- * by — operations are conductodentirely country and our loved ones, I believe I in their annual Junior-Senior Ban music cap help in fortifying oyr na quet. held in the I. O. O. F. hall. Plans 11 the1 Coquille high school gymnasium school principal, reports. trucks, was placed directlybefore the ! are rapidly advancing for this climax , last Saturday afternoon, at 1:30 p. m„ Winner at Coquille, will receive a office of price administration this tional morale at this critical period.” The large attendance at the last of the junior year, as Boyd Hendrix, ■ with 800 children from all parts of handsome Gruen wrist watch and all week through the efforts of State concert, April 14, should be doubled I president of the class, directs activi- J the county participating. Thia was entries will be judged in a national Senator Harris Ellsworth, candidate ' the eighth annual Music Festival, to contest for which the first prize is for the republican nomination for on Tuesday evening. Miss Dae will ; ties'. Although complete plans are being be held in Coos county, and was di a $400 radio-phono combination, 100 congressman from the newly created introduce some younger local talent and. of course, the popular Muaician- i withheld, it is reported that the theme rected by Harold Withnell, Coquille; hit records plus $500Jn War Savings fourth congressional district, and ettes will be an added attraction. The | will center around a spring, Maytime Miss Irlene Athey, North Bend, and Bonds. The Gruen Watch Company United State« Senator Charles L. Mc ! Verne I¿»swell. Powers. also will give a $400 radio-phono Nary. program is presented to readers of idea. Queen Anabel I figures in the I plans, the juniors report. As a The group singing was very effec- combination and 100 records to the Replying to a telegram addressed the Sentinel as follows: special treat this year, the host class tive, the children having been divided school which the winner attends. by Ellsworth to Senators McNary and MUSIC WEEK CONCERT % announces that a dance will follow in into four groups which included the Second national prize is a $290 Rufus Holman, McNary said that the High School Auditorium the I. O. O. F. dance hall immediate first eight grades. The festival waa combination set with $250 in War message had been given personally to Tuesday, May 5, 1942 8:00 P. M. ly following the banquet. an all-day affair, with the children Savings Bonds and third is a $125 Price Administrator Leon Henderson “Music Maintains Morale" Committees for this affair are as being brought in school buses, from combination set with $100' in War and his committee and that the plea Wish wf could sit down and With Coquille Concert Orchestra I follows: the various schools over the county, Savings Bonds. Twenty-five awards for enlarged quotas of tires for log explain preventive automotive Muriel Dae, Director Genera) chairman, Boyd Hendrix. in time for the morning rehearsals. of 25 hit records also will be made. ging trucks would be given considera service to each one of you. George Turney, Commentator Favors, Colleen Ireland. Wanda The special1* features Were both Students may obtain entry blanks tion. Geo. R. Tumey ..................... Tenor For a time after car manu « 1 unique and entertaining this year and additional information from Mr. ____ ,'..... Cellist Jacobsen, Jack Stiles. Ellsworth pointed out in his tele Horace Nelson ..r_ facture was stopped, there was Table decorations, Dick Ray, Tom and drew considerable applause. The w. Mgftajka. ’ gram that approximately 90 percent ..„.....Cellist Ronald Williams some evidence of better kept i committees in charge at the day were: Basis for. the contest is a fifty of sawmill production in Oregon now ........... Pianist Warden, Betty Emery. Verene Bailey ...... cars, but as soon as the rubber Place cards, Darrel Snidow, Wilton Supervisors: Group 1—|st and 2nd word essay by the student on his fav is going into the filling of war orders Clarinet Walley Moore ....... shortage loomed up they have Willy, Roberta Stonecypher. Grades, Dorothy Page, Coquille; Ger orite dance band and why he thinks ...... Trombone and that the industry is vital to the Harold- Winegar ... been neglected more than ever. Table setting, Kay Leslie, Rebecca trude Mehl, Powers. Group II—3rd it is tops. Students may enter until War effort. As practically all log j.......... Soprano Geraldine Oerding Pinkston, Janice Osterhout. and 4th Grades, Lillian Farley, Ban May 8, 1942. Winners will be an ging is done by trucks, the message Lyric Trio— Don’t forget there will be Seating arrangement Harriet To don; Lois Brown, Prosper. Group nounced during May. stated, it is necessary that sufficient . Muriel Dae, violinist; Horace Nel plenty of tire» about two years tires be made available to keep log son, cello; Zettie M. Hawkins, piano p zier, 1*1 Marybelle Yar.hrough, Bob Mc- III—Sth and 8th Grades, Elvira Ol before you will get a new car ¿jrthy. * r Th- Uu.l^kn^U, ^Sl son, Eastside; Margaret Smith, Coos Non-High School Board ging fleets in operation. -» The Musicianettes _ — so WHAT? Invitations, Verene Bailey, Mary River. Group IV — 7th and 8th Calls For Transportation Bids - He. cited a recent survey in Doug Geraldine Howell, Marian Gregory, We’haven’t the facilities for Grades, Carlos White. Riverton. las county showing a total of more Dick Gregory, Woodrow Howell, Alice Nosier, Lorraine Norris. On May 6, 8, 1M2, 1942, at 8:00 p. m., in than 300 trucks operated by 170 con Program, Marilyn Sage, Doris Ann lubrication .which is the most Playground Supervisor' — William Sherma^ Gregory. the county court room, the Non-High Wood, Mavis Tyrrell. important phase of Preventive Bromley, Millington. tractors with a requirement of 250 Menu, Jerry Howell, LaVerne service, but we will check your Ushers and Utility * Committee— school board will receive bids for tires monthly. Current quotas, it was Program — car and-Jell you whether it is Franklyn Smith, Myrtle Point; Shel transportation contracts. The routes stated, are from 55 to 60 The ration - God Bless America Irving Berlin Barrett Don Hawkins. Music, Jerry Howell, Wally Moore, by McAllister, Eastalde; Ralph Long, which are open are advertised else ing board, Ellsworth said, has only being properly lubricated. Atlantis 'Suite___ ___ ____ Safraneck where in this same issue. • — four tires left In the April quota with Dick Gregory. Myrtle Point. Orchestra First of all you must do your The Non-High school board is hop 25 applications on file. The situa Dance program, Tom Newton, Jane Music Festival Committee — Mrs. From the Land of the Sky Bine part, keep a record of see that ing to receive reasonable bids, in tion in Lane, Linn and Coos counties Oerding, Jack Dean. w Marcella Rawe, Riverton, chairman; Water .............. Cadman the party doing the job does, Dance decorations, Arthur Wilberg- Harold Withnell, Coquille; Mias Gem order that they may operate all of is even more critical than in Doug Horace Nelson and don’t expect any one's tub. these routes; but if that is prohibitive, las, Ellsworth reported, and produc er, Tom Martin, Patty Brady, Mary Hutchinson, Millington; Mis? Lynette Hungarian Rhapsody ............ .....Lizst job to give you 100% protec Louise Woodhurst, Elmer Zwicker. Hagquist, Coos River; Miss Marjorie the children will have to be put on tion will halt or will be seriously Verene Bailey and Orchestra tion for more than 500 miles of the mileage basis. Faculty adviser, Miss Lunelle curtailed within a few months un Johnson, Myrtle Point; Verne Las- Aria and Evening Star from Tann average driving in Coos county. Any other matters which need to Chapin. . less ample tires are provided. well, Powers. häuser ................. ............... Wagner First Aid Committee—Cherie Mae be presented to the "Non High school George R. Turney Giva a beautiful picture for Moth Hartwell, Coquille; Dena Ellingson board should be turned into the secre Londonderry Air ...Arr. Fritz Kreisler tary, Mrs. Martha E. Mulkey, before er’s Day. Norton’s have a large se Pierce, Coquille, •“ ' Frasquita Serenade ................... Lehar that time. lection of pictures at no increase in Miss Verene Bailey, talented young , Lyric Trio It .will be of interest to the con price. Coquille- high school student, accom William Tell Overture .... Rossini tractors and board members in some Intermission Coquille High won the invitational panied the entire festival. The pro of our smaller districts to note that Andalucía ............ Ernesto Lecuona relay meet, held on the track at gram was planned and executed by the restrictions as ■ to re-treads for Orchestra Athletic Park here last Friday af the Music Festival committee named cars which are transporting children, above, which has functioned tor the Specialty Numbers ............. —....... ...... ternoon with a score of 32 points, which required a car of ten passen The Musicianettes nosing out Myrtle Point with 30 entire .school year in preparation of gers, has now been removed. this event. Much credit and apprecia Hjera Kati ............................ Heebay points and Marshfield with 29. Ronald Williams This is the second year that Coach tion should be given to all who That your present laundry equipment will Serenade ..... . Schubert Leslie and his Red Devils track squad helped to make this festival the most successful yet to be held, to the teach last for the duration? If not—Why not have Harold Winegar 7 have held an invitational meet here, it completely rebuilt at The Coast Maytag (a) The Bubble and the afternoon of sports waa at ers who prepared the singers, and to Co. -we are equipped to take care of service (b) Two Guitars tended by a good sized crowd, which the parents and school boards who American visitors to Canada by on any model of washer. Most parts are still String Ensemble saw North Bend win fourth place made the transportation possible. The tire situation, cut to a small automobile are advised that gasoline available. rrntma-^Ronald Williams, Jack Car with 25 pointe and Bandon trail with extent the attendance of spectators, rationing became effective in Canada roll, Dick Gregory, Geraldine five pointe. Oerding. Ban Howe. Maurice WJ). go do*. the three leaders but the-number of pupils participat on April 1, and from tJiat date every llama, Rose Marte Peart, Anne hunched, going into the last event, ing was almost the' same as those operator of a motor Vehicle may ob Harbison. a sprint madly,, that had not Larry taking part annually, except for last tain gasoline only on the presentation of a ration coupon book. Mandolin—Gerry Howell Schultpelz of Marshfield slipped and year, when more than 900 students Under the rationing plan, the owner Guitar—Sherman Gregory fallen, the Pirates might have emerg were allowed to participate. It was of a United States automobile enter found, however, that this number did Bass Viol—Woodrow Howell. ed the winner of the meet. Plano—Marian Gregory. Only one county record was broken not permit of as much efficiency as ing Canada for touring purposes may Southern Lullaby .......______ ___ _ that afternoon, the javelin toes of 165 when a smaller number was admitted. obtain at the port of entry a gasoline Schools participating were: Marsh license and ration coupon book, which Geraldine Oerding feet, 7 inches by Foard of Marshfield, Czardas ..._,__ ____ __ Vittorio Monti exceeding by one inch the Coos high field, Coquille, Myrtle Point, Powers, will be issued free of charge. Two Broadbent, Arago, Riverton, Cun types of books will be issued, one for Wally Moore . schools all time record. ng only 48 hours, and ningham, Parkersburg, Sumner, Mil tourists remaining High School Quartet It was a well contested meet and the other for th< lose/who may remain Jack Carroll, Harold Winegar gave the athletes training competition lington, Randolph, Lee, Fairview, e Hill, McKinley, Coos River, up to 90 days. Louis Gilbert, Duane Terry for the Coos county track and field Sunny ' The hours of sale of gasoline in Roy, Allegany, Remote, Popular American MusicOldandNew meet which will be held In Myrtle Norway, ■ Canada are from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. The Musicianettes (26 X 2.175) Point Saturday, starting at IQ a. m. Prosper, Beach View, Valley View, Star Spangled Banner ...........,_____ The meet was transferred from Sitkum, Lakeside, Coaledo, Charles on week days only. Gasoline cannot be purchased at night or on Sunday. Orchestra * Marshfield because the new track ton. * Empire children cancelled their over there is not yet ready for use. reservation because of the epidemic Orchestra Personnel of mumps and measles. Muriel Dae, DiActor Violin»—Esther Jensen, Ronald Complete with Juice Extractor Í Williams, Geraldine Oerding, Lyndell Townsend Club No. 1 met Tuesday Sales of series “E” savings bonds Glenn, Janie Hervey, Cherie Mae evening in the W. O. W. hall with 55 in Oregon for February, latest month Hartwell, Maurice Williams, Ben members and five visitors present for which figures are available, Howe. for the 6:30 dinner which was en- ; Two-Slice reached the impressive total of $4,- Violincellos — Horace Nelson, of joyed by all. This was the April Appointment of Herbert A. Bus- 383,483, it is announced by Ray Con Port Orford; Ruth Beyers, Chas. birthday celebration and there were terud, of Marshfield, national de way, state administrator. This is the Stauff. four honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. fense commission chairman for the second largest single month since the Bass Viol—Woodrow Howell. Arnot from North Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Oregon department of the American Flute—Albert Seelig, Marshfield. McLean, Mrs. Bender, Mrs. Willard Legion, as commander of the Oregon program was launched in Oregon last . Also a Complete Line of July. January broke all records with Oboe—Allan Buck, Marshfield. and Mrs Bond from Myrtle Point shore patrol was announced today by Clarinettes—Chris See, Marshfield; were present. In the absence of the Governor Charles A. Sprague. This a total of $6,713,882, while December, RADIOS, AUTO ACCESSORIES, TOYS and GAMES, Sherman Gregory, Wally Moore, La- president, Mrs. Hatcher conducted the is a civilian defense group, organized the “war” month, hit $3,712,921. BICYCLE GOODS and GARDEN TOOLS Figures do not include sales of “F” or Vern Barrette, Noble Chowning, Jr. business meeting. by the American Legion poet com “ G ” bonds. French Horn— Earl Nosier You can buy better merchandise for Less Money at The program included readings by manders in the coastal area, at the February sales brings the total re Trumpets—Stewart Norton, Dick Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Hatcher, song by request of the Ninth army corps last ceipts for “E”, or “people's” bonds In Gregory, Eugene Mead. Official recognition of Mr. and Mrs. Arnot, comic stunt by December. Oregon to $22,260,644 for the eight Trombone—Harold Winegar. Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman, remarks from Mr. Busterud as commander followed Saxophones — Harold Withnell, some of the visitors, and harmonica the request of the army that this im months since the promotion campaign a began in this state. Geraldine Howell, Marian Gregory. music by Mrs. Arnot and Mrs. Von portant observation group be inte Of the total, Coos county sales ac Piano—Ruth Pagel, Wayne Smith. Pegert. grated with the national program of 352 Hall Street Coquille counted for 2.59 percent, or $576,015. Accompanists—Zettle M Hawkins, The door prize was won by Mrs. civilian defense. Duties of the shore Sales in February were $105,500 Operated by Southwestern Motor Co. Verene Bailey. Chas. P. Sleek. The meeting closed patrol are of an undisclosed nature Technician—George Folsom. by all singing "God Bless America.” but all members are volunteers and M & W Blow-by Howdy Folks M&WAuto Service Red Devils Win Invitation Meet IS THERE A CRAMCK Canada It. Rationing Gas Coast Maytag Co Special this Week End Bicycle Tires Bicycle Tubes War Bond Sales High In Coos County Townsend Club Civilian Defense To Patrol Shore Mixwell Food Mixer *2.17 *1.57 *17.75 Electric Toasters Silex Coffee Makers »2.47 $3,95 Southwestern Motors Car & Home Supply Store H| Good Music la Building Morale In The United States The importance of good, whole some music, properly applicable to the various phases of activity during a period of war, is of inestimable value. Proper music in the home, on the radio, and in the schools and col- row, and encourage increased effort. MISS INEZ ROVER, State Accredited Instructor of Piano Classical and Jiodern Phone 29-L 105 West Second Make your pennies work for you. Two of any item listed for the price of one plus 1 penny. Wednesday, Thursday, .Friday, Saturday. 250 bargains to choose from. The Rexall Drug Next Tuesday evening a "sack are alerted only in time of emergency. lunch” will be held with “free” cof fee, all you can drink, so come out Men, you have lucky days coming. and have a good time. Press Cor. Buy razor blades, shaving creams, lotions,, tooth pastes, and 250 other bargains at 1c each when you buy one ¡more of the same items at a regular ¡price—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, ¡Saturday. The Rexall Drug Store. Another Aspirant For Congress from this new fourth district, was a Coquille visitor Monday. He is 5$ years of age. a member of the Eu gene city council, and has traveled In many foreign countries. I Every candidate has more or less good qualifications for the office he seeks and one which impresses the reader of his campaign platform is fils' statement, “I will do all possible to inject more business and lees pol itics into our Government." Rexall lc Sale REXALL TOOTH PASTE A'toeth paste the whole family will like beeaaoe ef Ito fine flavor and CREAM O’ COOS ICE CREAM CO. Distributors, Coquille Fuhrman s Pharmacy oma Wash. » -,
