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Parking Problem
Tennessee Readers
Chuckle At Lions
Of Coquille, Ore.
From the pages of that great daily
pf Tennessee. The Knoxville Journal,
comes a clipping replete
with
chucklee of pleasure at the sight it
must have been, ^hen the now inter­
nationally famous “Lions’ jeep”
dropped into the watery sanctuary
of the River Coquille on a certain
October day this. fall.
Mrs Harry R. Türkei, (nee Mar­
garet Stauff), of Washington. D. C^
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stauff of Coquille, sent her mother
a clipping that follows:
Methods To Give Space To Oul-of-Towners,
Local Shoppers To Be Recommended Dec. 10
•v Congestion in the downtown shopping district streets of
Coauille was ordered studied by the city council meeting Monday
night. An immediate survery of lack of space for regular shop­
pers from out-of-town which includes the thousands of farmers
who make Coquille their shopping headquarters was named as
one of the first moves of the newly appointed committee named
by Mayor Orville Wood.
Appointed to the committee who will start their survey were
Jolpi Purkey, chairman, George Taylor, George Ulett and George
Lee Valley Women
Donate To Hospital Surplus Material
Offered Veterans
Here Friday, Dec 1
The Women’s club of Lee valley
are hi receipt of a letter of marked
appreciation from the Shrine Chil­
dren’s hospital in Portland for their
Annual gift to the children of the
Action Under Way
To Rejuvenate
Veterans'Planning
Action was under way this week by J
leading members of the various serv­
let clubs and the other organizations
In Coquille to vitalize the plans o'
the group started last summer to
plan for the’ postwar years as regard'
Coquille and the veterans of Worl-’
War II.
Complete committee listings will be
made in next week’s Sentinel, as well
as plans and meetings scheduled to
bring about a more thorough study
and solution to the problems return-
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
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