The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 28, 1943, Image 1

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Big Disappointment
Fo Many Tuesday
Golf Club Honors
The 1942 Winner
Barometer Hit New
Low Lost Week
Eagles Are Making hmediale Support
Good Progress On Heeded For "Bundles
The First-Aid Car '■ For Amerita" Work
Parents May Lose
Gas Cards Because
Of Boys' Action
An item which the Sentinel did not
The Coquille Valley Country Club
mention specifically last week, be­
championship dinner dance, honoring
cause of the strict censorship rules,
“Dutch” Clinton for winning toe
was the behavior of the barometer
1942 club championship, was held at
which dropped 152 pointe in two days.
the club house near Norway last Sat­
We think tote is a good time to call On Wednesday morning, Jan. 20, it
The Coquilte aerie of Eagles has
There were five boys in that gang
AaEdttseW
urday evennig.
attention
of
Coquilte
to
a
fine
work
taken
long,
initial
strides
in
their
The radio broadcasters Tuesday
of
youngsters at Bridge who broke
stood at 30.30. Thursday morning it
Mr. and Mrs. “Mac” Maloney
evening rather overplayed their served a wonderful baked ham din­ campaign to present a fully equipped which has been going on here for the had dropped 100 pointe to 29.30 and into two homes there, the* Murphy
hands after announcing previously ner with all the trimmings fdr the first-aid car to the city of Coquille, past two years. In Jan., 1941, toe or­ by Friday morning another 52, to store and the poetoffice and two of
that news of tremendous Importance occasion and dancing was enjoyed by Laurence Estes, chairman of the ganisation of Bundles for Britain oc­ 28.78, the lowest it has been here them have been ordered sent to the
would be put on the air at, aeven the group after the banquet, with Eagles committee in charge of the curred through the direction of the for so many years that no one had State Training School at Woodburn.
campaign, said today.
national organisation. On Jan. 14, any record as to when that point One of them is «till in JaiThere, white
o'clock that evening.
music by Shady and His Shadows.
“The splendid co-operation which 1942, the change to Bundles for Blue was touched heretofore. Since that the other is to be returned from Cali­
Any move tending to the winning
The banquet opened by group sing­
of the war is of vital importance but ing, ted by David E. Rackleff, with we are receiving from everyone ia Jacket« was made and again on May it has slowly worked up to the usual fornia. After this one got into the
the meeting of toe- heads of two dem­ Wayne Smith at the piano, and was an inspiration and convinces us thaw 19, 1942, the effort took on a com­ point, something over 30.
trouble he was sent south but Judge '
ocracies, on foreign soil, is of much followed by talks by L. W. Claver, we have undertaken a project which plete national aspect when the pres­
Tlie theremometer which registered Peterson notified the father that if
leas importance than the chasing of R. A. Jeub, Lafe Compton, Geo. Linn, the people of Coquilte and vicinity ent name Bundles for America ap­ a 2S14 degree mark Saturday morn­ the bey was not returned pronto he,
Rommel out of Africa or the retreat P. C. Roper, “Mac" Maloney and are going to appreciate,” aays Ar. peared. Through the persistence or ing, was down to 24 that night, but the father, would be held for con­
Estes. “Ro far we have encountered the same leadership and the loyalty of Sunday night's figure was 34. The tempt of court
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of the Nazis along the Russian front, the guest of honor.
nothing but the finest of co-opera­ the many local Workers this organiza­ daily range of the thermometer dur­
or of the achievements of MacAr­
The
case
against
the
youngest
of
Toastmaster for the dinner waa Mr.
thur’s forces In the southern Pacific. Claver and Bob Harris was chair­ tion.”
The
tion has gone along quietly with al­ ing the last cold snap was around 15 the quintet was dismissed.
“Our first step was to plan a mam­ most no publicity and has succeeded degrees.
It was moat noteworthy that neither man of the committee on arrange­
other two were also sentenced to the
moth benefit dance, the entire pro­ in giving a mighty fine account of
Stalin nor Chiang Kai-shek could ments.
The youngsters had a lot of fun training school and then paroled to
ceeds of which, will go into the pro­ itself.
spare the time from their duties to
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from last Thursday night’s snow relatives.
The list of club winners for the
ject.
Through
.the
kindness
of
the
attend a gabfsst -
In the examination of the culprits
Last
Friday
evening
at
a
called
storm, and some of the oldsters had
year was:
News that the allied armies were
the oldest told Judge Peterson that
Theo. L. Clinton, men's champion; committee in charge George Ulett, meeting the group met to consider the as much fun. We hear of one middle-
Llovd Clever
Claver and Lafe
Laf* Compton,
Cnmntnn the
fk* resignation of the president, w
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going into Norway would have been
Uoyd
Mrs.
aged man who started something by he went to the show twice a week.
Bob McLarrinL runner-up; Mrs. Jack
much more interesting to the average
The lad’s father was then questioned
| McLarrin ladies* championship; Mrs. use of the Community Building will B. MeLarria. Mrs. Bonnie Walker snow-balling'boys going to the Wash­
be
donated
for
this
dance
to
be
given
and
admitted he let the boy have the
citizen.
was
elected
and
agreed
to
serve
as
ington building and very soon he had
Pat McLarrin, runner-up; Mrs. Geo.
Too, the military and naval leaders iH. Chaney, consolation.
on, Saturday, February SO. The mu­ president. Upon the acosptance of a dozen or mere boys attacking him car twice a week to drive the eleven
have a much better conception of I Mr. ClavOr made the presentation sic will be donated by the Eagles. Mrs. McLarrin’s resignation, Mrs from all directions. He said he didn’t miles to Myrtle Point to go to the
how and where to win the war than of the men's trophy and Mrs. John Tickets for the dance will be on sale Chas. Stauff, treasurer, and Mrs. R. have nerve enough to dodge into his show, whibh the judge figured waa
within a few days. All of our print­ A. Jeub, secretary, remain on the house when the air became full of close to 200 mites a month. He turn­
have those not trained in the conduct
Arnold, the ladies*.
ing is being donated by The Coquille board on which they have served snow miss lea, but that he felt Uke ed the father's name over to toe gas
of war.
The affair is praised by one of those
Many expressions of disappoint­
Valley Sentinel. If the support we since the beginning of the organiu- doing it.
in attendance in the following words:
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The father of one of toe other boys
have received thus far, ” stated Estes, rtan. Many local women have con­
ment were heard Wednesday from
The snow waa only two or three
“All those present had such a won­
those who thought the “big news"
“is any criterion to go by, we should tributed hours upon hours of effort inches deep on the lower levels has aa A card ter his car, besides
derful time, It was the popular de­
would be something ot greater im­
• thmwnd tlctemtn for this U knit the fine garments which have around here but considerably deeper a card for his pick-up truck and he
mand that we have another party
portance.
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Bane out in shipments from the up towards Powers, the Ridge snd the had been buying gas for the pitk-up
in the club banquet room soon. All
and then letting toe boy siphon it out
This is the third violation of U. S.
Mr.
Estes
states
that
he
and
his
headquarter« here. At this time the hills in every direction.
those who did not have the privilege
into the A card automobile.
His
traditions ot which the present presi­
committee have already submitted <mly income for the purrose of buy­
of attending "Dutch’s” party missed
name was also turned over to'iiie
dent of the United States has been
their program to the City Council, ing yarn is through the hold ng of
the time of their lives, we can as­
ration board by the judge.
guilty.
The other two were the
Lions Club, Rotary Club, leading rtonmage sales. The room in the
sure you.”
Names of youngsters coming be­
changing of the Thanksgiving date,
members of the Chamber of Com­
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Drane building is open Tuesdays,
fore the juvenile court at the request
until stopped by congress, and toe
merce and Labor Unions.
In every Wednesdays and Thursday afternoons
of the court and juvenile officer,
George Washington-set precedent
instance they have been assured ot
and perhaps other afternoons if
L, H. Hazard, who had been in not^uaed in
that two terms-ere all any man should
hearty support. Other group* and or­
enough cornea in te increase toe stock Pa as ds n s, Calif., since early in De-
their miabehs
-serve aa president. Many more il­
ganizations are being contacted tote
of goods to sell. A boa to hold con­
lustrious predecessors of Franklin D.
tribution« of nylon and xi|]t hoae will and is uncertain whether he will go
The monthly meeting of the south­
Roosevelt have observed these tra­
Fire Chief T. It Snyder has given
be placed in the room this week. An south again before Mrs. llggaiif re­
western
Oregon
District
Nurses
As
­
his assurance that the Fire depart­
ditions faithfully.
sociation was held at the home of ment will house and maintain the earnest request is made for saleable turns in April. She is feeUM Suite
and household articles.
wall now but does
to re-
Mrs. Bert Pierson in Myrtle Point First Aid Car and have a driver far 4
ia also a need for cash do- /turn until after t
last evening, ft was the first meet­
on call at all times.
hero.^
ing in
the"‘*^
over^heir duties fo
haJgtor end Other emergency apparav
the chron.e
donation from enoogh individuals Dick son at Austin
The officers are: Lucille Uvtagston, tus will be installed in the car.
sand
development
in
Coos
county at
Getwge
of the
Coquilte. president; Hetene Hughes,
Donations I r tha way t*f equipment would du wonders to encutirage the a well known Coquille boy many the noon meeting of the Rotary Club
leadership
of
Handle*
for
America
years
ago,
is
expecting
to
enlist
tn
Myrtle Point, vice president: I<ala and money have been offered by in­
at the hotel on Wednesday.
quUte, informs toe
it some
Elrod, Coquille, seeretary-treasurer; dividuals, business houses, and the and keep the needles /lying on a lot the Navy after he reaches the age of
Mr. Thornton described in detail
tone during the manto ot February
14
years
next
month.
more
warm
garment*
for
our
service
Ethel Littler, Coquille. Bessie ftebar, I^uiies Ambulance Corps of Coquille.
the
process of extracting the chrome
• list will be publislted throughout
White in the south, Mr. Hazard saw
Virginia Pierson and“Mjic” Johnson,
The committee in charge of the men.,
from the sand, from the stripping of
life county of all firms co-operating
the
Rose
Bowl
game
as
well
as
the
No
solicitation
will
be
made,
all of Myrtle Point, board directors. project are Chairman Laurence Estes.
the overburden off the sand deposits
with the payroll deduction War Bond
Committee chairmen named last Glen Storey, Hobart Schaer and Evan but why not Just hand Mis. Walker U. C. L. A. - U. S. C. game, and says
through the separation ot the chrome
program. The sate of War Bands
it
required
an
hour
and
a
half
to
or
Mrs.
Stauff
or
Mrs.
Jeub
a
dollar
eve^Sfe were Mrs. Bill High, Co­ Alborn. They have been most ably
. will go far in helping to win this war.
drive home, a matter of two miles, from the magnetic iron and other ma­
quille, and Bessie Beber, program; assisted by Loal Hickenbottom, F.O.E. for this really deserving cause.
terial to the final concentrating at
When the committee member calls
after the Bowl game.
Mrs.
Stauff
submits
the
following
service fund and finance, Ethel Lit­ president, and Fred Bull, secretary of
the plant on the highway north of
you he or she is giving his or her
He
saw
former
Coquilte
residents,
treasurer's report since the work
tler; credentials and membership, the Coquille Aerie.
time in the war effort and your full­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slagle and Mrs Coquille from whence it will be ship­
started:
Rosemary Lynn, Myrtle Point; Amer­
ped to the steel manufacturing plants.
est co-operation will be appreciated.
3117.30 : UJa Leach in North Hollywood. The
Cash Donation«
ican Red Cross, Leia Elrod; publicity,
In response to questions at the
Your help may be toe little which is
Rained from Benefits ...... .... , 73.51 1 latter announced to him that she ex­
Lucille Livingston.
,
finish of his talk, Mr. Thorhtou stated
needed to turn the tide. Even with
pected
to
be
married
in
the
spring.
State of Plates
23.00
The district comprises the towns of
that their plant and the one on the
* present successes, this war is not
Rummage Sales
21LL49
Coquille,' Myrtle Point, Bandon, Port
highway would employ in the neigh­
yet won. This is an all-out war and
Orford and Gold Beach, and the next
borhood of one hundred men and
everyone is expected to do his or
The
1943
Production
Program,
T<4al
.........
monthly meeting will be held in Co­
3438.30
that the planta would be in operation
her ri»—* to save our way of living.
feeding,
marketing,
predatory
animal
Dtebursementa—
quille, Feb. 17.
as soon as the road was finished,
Your nslgh“— who wears a star will
All graduate nurses in the five control, and new developments in .the For Material«
3388.02
which they expected to be early in
tote
be proud to see your name an
livestock
industry,
will
be
discussed
towns are invited to Join the asso­
For Miscellaneous ...... ..... ..... 23.14
Recorder and Mrs. F. G. Leslie will the spring. The road is a govern­
list
by
Harry
Lindgren,
Extension
Ani
­
ciation.
For Freight and Expreas
35.12 next Tuesday observe their golden ment project and is being rushed to
mal Husbandman, who will meet with
wedding anniversary, they having completion as fast as the weather
local producers in the court house in
Total ......... . ......... ... »434.28 been married February 2, 1943, at permits.
Coquille next Monday, February 1 at Cash on hand ...
Benkelman, Nebraska.
Other guests present were Rotarian
1:30 p. m.. according to George Jen­
They expect to observe it by hav­ John Carl of Arago; Mr. and Mrs.
kins, county agricultural agent.
ing tfteir sons, Earl E. and Keith, and A. A. Selander, of Salem, and the
The Coquille Red Devils basketball
The nation’s program to increase
their
families present for a dinner, young son of Dr, J, E. Stark.
Capt. Duncan Douglas, a veteran
team plays another home game here
the slaughter ot beef cattle and mut­
but it is uncertain whether Keith,
The date of the dinner dance for
of
the
first
world
war,
and
recently
tomorrow, Friday, evening, being
ton, also the production of hogs and
who will be here from Portland on ladies’ night was announced as March
hosts to the Myrtle Point Bobcats captain of toe Oregon State Guard wool, will be explained and results
Sunday, can remain over for it.
4 but the location has not yet been
whom they defeated up there a couple company at Marshfield, received no­ obtained so far this year in feeding
Major and Mrs. Darrel Brodie and
decided.
of wekes ago. Two games will be tice tote week that he has been com­ sheep on the range will ba reported their 18 months old son Eddie, left
played, the B game starting at seven missioned a captain in the anti-air­ by local growers. Consideration will by train for Temple, Texas, after a
craft arttltery division, and he left
and the A at eight o'clock.
be given to the development of a bet­ 10 days visit with relatives here. They
Marshfield and North Bend played this week for Camp Callan, Calif.
ter plan tor marketing lambs and visited with Mr*. Brodie’s mother,
He
is
an
ex-postmaster
at
Marsh-
ttieir this week’s games Tuesday eve­
wool produced locally, and all grow­ Mrs. I-evina Finley,»of N<<jh Taylor
On another page appears this week’s
ning, the Bulldogs winning by a lop­ fitld and has been chairman of the ers who are interested in these sub­ street, Coquille, and at Norway with
Selective
Service
board
at
the
Bay.
County Treasurer Stauff last week
sided score of 34 to 14.
jects are urged to attend if possible the major’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed contribution of “The Salem Sampler,”
written by Hon. Ralph T. Moore, of received from the secretary-of state
Tomorrow and Saturday evenings a position he resigned when he re­
Brodie. Two days were spent at Fort Bandon, Coos county’s representative
the Pirates play intersectional games ceived notice of his commission.
•Stevens, where they were guests of in the legislature. It te a more in­ the final 1942 check for the county’s
at Astoria with the Fishermen of that
U. Col. and Mrs. L. J. Morgan. An timate recording of observations at share from the Motor Vehicle fund.
It was for »17,322.45 and made a
city.
impromptu party in their -honor was Salem than a regular correspondent
total for last year of >73,895.02 which
arranged. Walter Germain, formerly reports and te written especially for
was >7,477.05 less than the »83,372.07
Since December 4 the Coquille Or­ of Marshfield, when he was warrant home folks in the Coquille valley. received tor 194.1. This is very ac­
officer in 21!lth Coast Artillery, got Mr. Moore will continue to send this
curate indication of how the gas sales
The weight value of Sugar Stamp der ot Eagles hag been conducting a
together an eight piece band to play
No. 11 te fixed at three (3) pounds. very successful membership cam­ for the dancing at the officers’ club weekly tetter provided his duties in and auto license fees had dropped in
paign. More than SO new applica­
tlie legislature do not prevent.
a year following the restriction on
Chief of Police Arnold asks that The valid period of the Stamp te
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tions have .been received and 4« of The gathering was of sixteen friends
new car sales and the rationing of gas.
from
February
I,
1943,
to
March
15,
the Sentinel call the attention of bi­
these applicants have been voted on who still remain stationed at Ft,
cycle owners to the requirement that 1943, inclusive.
Stevens. On Friday Major and Mrs.
This assigns to Stamp No. II the favorably and they have been inl-
a new license be taken out the first
Fred J. Owen, of Ft. Stevens, who
of every year. The license costs but game weight value and length of valid
were formerly In the 24?th with
The
pronent
campaign
ends
on
Feb-
two bits but so far since Jan. I, only 30 period (ItJ month«) aa wan given to
L. H. Hazard Home
From Pasadena
Nurse Association
Met Last Night
Tells Rotary About
To Publish Names Of
*■ C"~
Livestock Men To
Meet Here Monday
To Observe Golden
Wedding Tuesday
Home B. B. Game
Tomorrow Night
Duncan Douglas
Called To Service
The Darrel Brodies
Return To Texas
Salem Letter By
Rep. R* T. Moore
Bicycle Licenses
Are Now Due
War Ration
Stamp No. 11
County's Share Off
$7,477 In A Year
F. 0. E. Membership
Is Growing
x
Dance Saturday In
To Present C. H. S.
Community Building
nBswfesssi&i
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says he will have to start a crusade
and pick up the boys and girls unless Bill Zimmerman Made A
they secure the tag.
Sergeant At Camp McQuaid
Mr. and Ml*. Weldon Kline re­
turned Monday from Portland, where
he attended the Pacific Logging Con­
gress last week. They started tor
home on Sunday and got as far as
Eugene, where they found msny cars
piled up in the ditch and conditions
so bad that they waited over till
Monday to return to Coquille.
BUI Hughes Zimmerman, who was
one of those leaving here in the Se­
lective Service call last June 14, and
who waa made a corporal about
Christmas time, has Just been ad­
vanced again, to the rank of sergeant,
according to word received by his
mother, Mrs. M. R. Zimmerman. He
is located at Camp McQuaid.
treated to a banquet at the Eagles
Hall in Coquille. Two teams hove
been conducting tl>e campaign, the
Golden Eagles, under the direction ot
Jack Farris and the Bald Eagles,
with Evan Albarn at the helm.
The winning team will enjoy a
chicken dinner served by the losers,
who then will partake of a sumptu­
ous “Bean Banquet.”"
At this moment Alborn and his
Baid Eagles are out in front’about
half a length.
a Tank Destroyer division at Temple, this coming Saturday night, January
Texas.
30, will be 55 cents per person.
Shady’s Orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion and all the net
Rill Pook In Australia
proceeds will go to toe Community
Taking Officers Training
Building fund.
Sergeant Bill Pook, of thia city
Mrs. George Adams was quite
who has been with the New Guinea
forces for several months, has been thrilled this week to receive a letter
sent to Australia, where he will take from her grandson, Harvey Cote, who
a three months* officers training is with toe U. S. forces in North Afri­
course with an army commission in ca.
It was the first time she had
sight when be completes the course. heard from him in five months.
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The Coquilte Rotary Club will pre­
sent the splendid Coquilte High
School band in a public concert at
one of the theatres on the evening of
Feb. 17, toe place and time to be
announced later.
Preceding the concert the band
members and their director,. Mr.
Witonel), will be guests at a Rotary
club luncheon to be held in 1. O. O. F.
bail.
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