COGUILLR VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. X>EEOON. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1943.
Social Notes
"'"¡The Salem Sampler
‘Zodiac Club
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Mrs. Glaydus Jacobson entertained
membars of the Zodiac Club at her
home in honor of Ruby Johnson on
her birthday last week Wednesday.
Luncheon was at one o’clock with a
delicious birthday cake and gifts.
Mrs. Jane Burch won the lucky gift
and also the hostess gift. Mrs. Ruby
Johnson is to be the next h<>at—
sometime in June with Edna Kern,
the guest of honor. Members who
attended were Mesdames Jane Burch,
Edith Tennant, Vera Burch, Helen
Dottefaen and Edna Kern.
w. P. w. Notice
The Business and Professional
Women’s Club will meet next Mon
day, June 7. There will be initia
tion of officers with Mrs. Inez Chase
as installing officer. Inez Rover will
be chairman of the big surprise com
mittee. It is hoped to have a large
attendance.
Friendly Dose»
Mrs. Fred Wheaton entertained
members of her sewing club on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Gifts for Mrs.
Maud Wilson on her birthday were
brought to' be forwarded to her at
Camas' Valley.
Members who at
tended were Mesdames Clyde Min
ard, S. S. Harden brook, A. G. Tren-
dell L. P. Fugelson, Cora Mackey,
Don Wheaton and the hostess,
Bachelor Girls
The regular weekly meeting of the
Bachelor Girls was last Friday when
they enjoyed a delicious luncheon at
the Coquille Hotel. Pink sweet peas
made a dainty center piece which
brought much admiration. As there
happened to be little business to
transact there was time for more than
the usual amount of singing. Mem
bers attending were Margaret Bel-
loni, Eunice Howe, Gladys May,
Donna Dean Boaserman, Maxine
Johnson, Yvonne Kern, Alys June
Fox, Margurite Robinson, Lydia Hol
stein, Aloha Alien, Phyllis Belloni,
and Rheo Walker.
Royal Neighbors To Hold
Convention Here June 14
Plans for the County Convention of
the R. N. A. Lodge were completed
at the regular meeting last night at
the W. O. W. hall. It will be ansli
day session and is to be heid in the
Odd Fellows hall on June 16. With
ail officers in their chain and after
a lengthy business meeting, lunch was
served by Oracle Jane Burch, re
corder pro tern Ida Sherrard and Ber
nice Clark, receiver. M t ». Martin
dale la planning a window display at
the Tip Top for the quilt which is
soon to be given away.
Visitors last evening were Mes
dames Anne Montgomery, of Marsh-
pain is now held up in Washington
in spite of earnest efforts on the part
both State and local WMC offices
to open up a way to get us needed
labor. It is yet possibly that action
can be taken soon enough to help
build up needed inventories of logs
at the mills for the coming winter.
But the time is drawing short and
unless a way is opened by the middle
of June it seems unlikely that we can
rely om having this help this season.
I
ment would seem to indicate that the
conference committee has arrived at
an agreement and that the system
would, be put in effect by that date.
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and John Floyd Peters, for being
drunk on the highway, each paid
Members attending were Mesdames
$9.00 fine and costs.
By Ralph T. Moore
Molly Kaufman, Maybelle Kyle, Hat j Recruiting of labor In the mid
Walter Edward Tripp and Robert
tie Gaffey, Nellie Martindale, Jane west for the lumber industry in
Marlon Ward, for having overloaded
Torrey, Lydia WUley, Bella Bolloni, southwest Oregon has been tempor
trucks, paid $9.00 fine and costs
Myrtle Jones, Agnes Schroeder, Ruby arily halted pending clearance from
L. G. Zwicker, whose car had ob
Johnson snd Virginia Heintaelman.
scured vision, was not fined after
Washington. Plans to secure badly
he had the vision cleared up.
needed help were made recently un
Woman’s Club State Convention
Chas. Vincent is to pay $7.00 on
der supervision of local and state
Elmer
Allen
Miller
was
fined
$100
Mrs. 0. C. Sanford, Mrs. Wm. Man WMC offices. But after the repre
each count on June 10. Inadequate
on Tuesday for driving while intoxi
sell and Mrs. R. E. Boober are at sentative for the employers was
brakes on his car and having no
cated. He is to pay at the rate of
tending the state convention of Ore chosen and had proceeded to Kansas
operator’s license was the cause of
gon Federated Clubs at Salem, thia City as directed, it appeared that
Information is leaking out from $20 a month.
’his being picked up by the state po-
week Mrs. Sanford, retiring state headquarters in Washington had ex the Treasury Department to the ef
N W. Smith, Donald W Gilkison | ¡jce.
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president, will preside until she gives perienced a change of heart and that fect that tax delinquencies this year
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over the gavel to Mrs. Geo. Moorhead the way was not yet open to the offi- will approximate ten million.
This,
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of Salem, incoming president. Mrs. i dl recruitment of labor for our lum if true, is a very serious matter and
Mansell and Mr». Boober are dele ber industry.
calls for immediate and drastic action
gates from the local club
} Mr. Stoll, WMC director for the to get the country on a pay-as-you
lumber industry in the State of Ore go basis.
Leatherman-DeBoer Nuptials
Knowing of many delinquencies in
gon immediately left for Washington
At Myrtle Point Last Thursday upon learning that there had been a our own community and learning ot '
the considerable delinquency among 1
Miss Helen de Boer, daughter of hitch in the plans. With the assis
farmers in the mid-west area, I nev-
tance
of
Senator
McNary,
he
has
been
Under new taw ta become effective Ju— IS, 194$.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. de Boer, \>f Myr
er-the-less was greatly surprised and
The safety responsibility act requires that any driver involved in
tle Point, became the bride of Mr. trying tp convince the WMC that our
shocked to read of this very large
an accident that results in injury, death oz property damage must
Howard Leatherman, son of Mr. and lumber industry is in critical need
within 10 days present proof of $11,000 worth of financial respon
national total delinquent taxpayers.
Mrs. S. L. Leatherman of Coquille, of this labor. To date of this writing
sibility or have his driver’s license and car registration cancelled.
Part
of
the
blame
is
due
to
the
sys
At any time afterwards his licwise and registration would be re
Wednesday night. May 2«. Reverend no results have been accomplished.
voked immediately it fiisjnsura'hce policy expired or his bond was
T. J.-Pryor performed the ceremony It is hoped that Washington will act tem of paying taxes a year after the
cancelled»
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at the'Methodist pareonago in M^rtte i6efore
becomes too late to help us income is earned, which is complete
The act applies whether or not the driver was at fault, exception
ly out of gear with long established
Point. '
¡during the .1943 logging season.
being allowed only in the cast of a car legally parked at the time of
The bride wore a navy blue silk I War "venU change *> «-«PM»* tha‘ systems of. paying labor, and part is
the accident. After two years, if the driver paid no damages and
no suit was brought against him, he would be permitted to drive
dress with white accessories and a 1 what ’eem’ exPedient one da* ma> | due to the complicated and confusing
and own a car again.
corsage of red rosebuds »nd gar- 'have to ** revi,ed the next
n la I tax return forms which baffle all
Now the average citisen would rather play safe and place insur
denis». The bride’s attendant Miss Ithereiore Probable that some change but the better informed taxpayers.
ance on his or her car than to take s chance with FATE. With a
The
fact
that
we
are
about
to
have
law like the above in force there Is not much oboice. BUT IT IS
Katherine Zumwalt, wore a beire suit in WMC P0“05’ toward the lumber
NOT COMPULSORY. The oost for $15.909 insurance is not high.
with rust accessories and a corsage business has had to be made because some type of pay-as-you-go tax col
From $11.00 to $16.25 per year—•depending on the kind of Gas Ration
of yellow rosebuds and gardenias
mllitary expediency.
And for lections shows that this tax delin
Book you have.
After a short honeymoon the reaaona of «ecrocy neither the local quency matter has jolted the admin
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couple returned to their home in Lee 1 WMC a«enclea nor ourselves could istration off their firm stand against
the
Rumi
theory
of
tax
collection.
Valley.
I safely be informed until after danger
It is imperative that prompt action
of aiding the enemy has been passed.
be taken if the new system is to be
The Office Where Accommodation la A Pleasure
At any rate the recruitment cam- established of July 1. Radio com-
In Justice Bull's
Court Past Week
Auto Liability Insurance
Not Compulsory
Fred R. Bull
Belle Knife Hospital
A 9% pound baby girl, Shirley I
Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thoa
Minor who live on Bear Creek hill
east 6f Bandon, last Thursday.
Mrs. Russell Wilson, of the Me- I
Kinley route, and Mrs. Ed Sanders,
Coquille, underwent major operations 1
last Thursday. Mrs. Leo Cotter, of
Bandon, entered the hospital on Fri
day. On Saturday, Adeline Adams,
of the McKinley route, was brought
in with a fractured arm, and Nicell
Kolstead, of Coquille, underwent an
appendectomy.
A baby girl, weighing 814 pounds
and named Betty Gail, was bom to
Mr. pnd Mrs. Rex Roth on Sunday.
Elsie Anderson, of Bandon, under
went a major operation on Tuesday
Mrs. Carl Utterback, of Powers,
was able to leave the hosiptal on
Tuesday.
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Key« made for all locks. Stevens
Cash Hardware, Coquille. Ore.
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way to moot the raquiramante ol th« Naw Orafo* Law,
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Lb. bag 20c
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you should dtoeurn this mattar with us as w« koow ¡Maur-
MC« «a woN as the law.
tf already Insured, we’ll cheek to see tf ye« hove
dte two kinds of insoraoce that you really need. Call or
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BLUE STAMP VALUES
(3) TOMATO SOUP, Rancho
can 6c
(5) Tomato Jce., Heart’s Delight No. 2 10c
(3) Grape Juice, Welch’s quart hot. 45c
(5) Veg. Cocktail, Here’s Health No. 2 2/29c
(11) Apricots, Red Tag Chee No. 211 cn 12c
(10) Catsup, Sea Rock, 14 oz. bottle 14c
(7) Hot Sauce, Gardenside, 8 oz. can 5c
J. S. BARTON
“INSURANCE THAT INSURES
Coquille, Oregon
The Title Company, Phone 21J
Bldg. 355 S. Taylor St.
(24) Tomatoes, Standard No. 2*4 can
(16) PEAS, Sugar Belle,
No. 2 can
(14) Corn, Cntry Home Crm No. 2 can
Points
(5)
(5)
(5)
(5)
RED STAMP VALUES
Shortening,
Fluffo
1 lb. pkg.
Margarine,
Nucoa,
1 lb. pkg.
Margarine, Dalewood, 1 lb. pkg. 24c
Margarine, Sunny Bank, 1 lb. pkg. 17c
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Molasses, Brer Rab. Grn 12 oz
Per Lb.
42c
39c
24c
32c
PORK CHOPS
SO SORRY, PLEASE!
That we have been unable to repair your
automobile promptly
We can now handle all body work, painting,
and mechanical work on your car '
PromptbjL
At we have »ecured additional room and
more mechanic»
Southwestern Motor Co
Phone 83
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<nfORT RIBS
Koiasses Brer R’hbit Grn 12 os 17c
Miracle Whip, Kraft, pint Jar 26c
Peanut Batter. Beverly 1 lb 29e
JELS-RITE PECTIN 8 oz.
3 for
29c
JAR RUBBERS Top Seal Reg. doz. 4<-
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PORK STEAK
SUGAR pure cane 5 lb bag 33c
(Use Stamp. 13, 15 or 16)
SILK TISSUE
A
Coquille
X
For BeNer N a h kio»
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Model planes priced from 19c to
$1.25 at Norton’s. Planes are scarce
and hard to find these days—buy
yours while the line is complete.
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PAG* TREU
4 rolls
GROUND BEEF
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OYSTERS
HALIBUT
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53c pt.
45c Ib.
APPLES Fancy Winesaps lb. ] £c
Points
9’
8
4
5
TOMATOES Fey, firm, ripe lb J 4
No Points
No Points
10 ban 43c
3QC
FRISKIES DOG CUBES 4% Ib pkg 49c
VANO CLEANER
quart bottle 29c
SUNBRITE
CLEANSER
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Shredded Ralston Cereal 2 12-ozpkgs OK
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Ib. 34c
SU PURB GRAN. SOAP 24 oz. pkg.
SODA CRACKERS Tasty Maid 2 Ib
umr- :..i ». r
AVOCADOES
P & G SOAP
PANCAKE FLOUR, Suzanna 40 oz. IK —
3'/j lbs. 19c
» F
1b
RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS
25c
Jlgg
20c Graham Crackers Nabisco 2 Ib pkg. 33c
PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 reg. ban
medium bar 3 for IT—
30c
CUCUMBERS
MUS MOOUCt ST Tie SOUNO.