The Coquille Valley sentinel., June 13, 1946, Image 3

COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE, O U G O N ,
THURSDAY, JUNE IS, IMS.
ing plywood and came back think-;
courage the use of such rifles as were qui
luille river.
was pointed out that
ing about the blessings of too many
designed strictly for military use the Coquille river could hardly
hungry people at once in a cafe.
should be discouraged. These rifJ»s, be advertised as a tourist at­
automatics and auto-loaders, such as traction so long as tha pollu­
It's surprising how nice it is to get
the Ml Carbine, the H and R, Reis- tion problems exists.
The Co­
time to chat over a luncheon with
ing semi-automatic, and the Johnson quille river, the members of the Co­
people from another field of en-1
semi-automatic, with magazine ca­ quille Valley Rod and Gun Club feel,
deavor.
pacities of ten to fifteen rounds, could become world famous for its
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should be barred from the deer cov­ fishing, if proper steps are taken to
ers, both from the standpoint of con­ clean up the river, and an intelligent
Bob Greene, the vivacious vicar of
servation and oF saftey.
stocking program carried out by the
St. James’, had the last word — the
A.motion was made to call the at- State Game Commission.
ten.ion erf the proper state authorities
verbal drop you might say—on C. ■
After the business meeting, a shoot
to the pollution existing on the Co- was held on the indoor arnge.
Eugene Fields at Rotary the other
day when after the speaker, who
Ail s well that trfias well, and it was was Fields, the county sanitarian,
the motto Stan Sherwood took to had taken a few pokes at the vicar,
heart aftei an all-night vigil waiting the Rev. Robert Greene got up at
tor the sleek and slender Greyhound the end of the speech and said he
busses. Stan who knows how to get agreed with Mr. Fields on sanitation,
parts for International trucks, at least for “Cleanliness was next only to
according to a thousand loggers, more Godliness.”
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or less, had a little trouble getting .
The Rev. Robert L. Greene is said
the famed Lions jeep in running con­
dition for the Sunday morning pit to use a Bible in one hand and a hoe
T hese cost th e govern m en t m uch m ore, and it ’s on ly that
L'rimage to Oceanlake and the state in the other—or at least so the story
they are declared surplus that w e are able to offer them
goes—for his peas now stand one
convention.
at th is Low Price.___________ >___________________
foot
higher
than
his
head
.
.
.
a
It seems a generator was missing,
or at least not running so well, and story that has all the earmarks of a J
without a generator, well the jeep fable but it's open to verification by
was no lady, and she wouldn’t budge driving up to the garden of the gar­
. . . . so Stan had a call in to Portland dening vicar.
and the part was to come via bus .
Brand N ew G overnm ent Cots.
HUGGING SCENE, is Just a family affair in Paramount’» “Incendiary
Harry Johnson of Western Auto be­ Blonde,’’ doe Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 13 to IS at the Roxy
and it did all right . . . only Stan
A real bargain. A ll hardw ood fram e; e x tr a h eavy canvas.
found out that it had been left off lieves in home demonstrations, and Theatre. It’s Betty Hutton, in the role of Texas Guinan. and Barry Flts-
S te e l reinforced.
at Coos Bay by mistake after meet he was the object of much interest gerald. who plays Betty's father. An entertaining musical film In Techni-
ing every bus Saturday night and into last week when he was busy out ooio, "incendiary Blonde’’ co-stars Betty with Arturo de Cordova. Also
the wee small eyesquinting hours of front at his North Taylor residence la the ^ar-studded cast are Bill Goodwin. Albert Dekker, Eduardo CUnneii
with a string _ of lawn tools from his snd Charles Rnggles.
Sunday morning.
store trying “ them
---- — out. No reports
‘ ’
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were
issued
for
the
pi
Last man to get on the Lions jeep
Game Commission that in writing
A ll brand new . Zipper fu ll len gth . S tock feath er filled .
Rod and Gun Club
their hunting regulations they make
. . . . and the way he jumped on
C om p lete w ith p ull string bag C ontainer________
Busy
man,
this
county
judge,
L.
D.
it illegal to hunt deer with any rifle
made up for the last dash to the
less than .25 caliber and 1300 pounds
back seat, was Lloyd Claver who was Feisheim, but he still has time to > Pass Motions
muzzle energy, and that all full au­
slow getting his bags packed, ac­ talk to people up and down the main
At a meeting of the Coquille Valley tomatics be barred from the deer
cording to local Lions who had re­ streets of the city when he is out Rod and Gun Club, held in the Com- covers, the auto-loading and self­
for
luncheon.
He
not
only
acts
as
loading rifles be restricted to a m a g a ­
served Jeep seats.
We
....
... .
, t
...
munity Building Wednesday
evening, zine
capacity of five rounds.
Judge
which
is
a
Job
getting
more
June
5,
motions
were
acted
upon
in
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members of the Coquille Val-
and more work added to it, but pub- the
- interest
- -
- of - conservation. '
F irst St.
C oquille, Ore.
Speaking of the Jeep, it made the lishes the Western World, a sprightly
After considerable discussion it was ’
Bod and OOn club feel that the
Journal on Sunday in all its pristine weekly down at the mouth of the oted to recommend to the State w o r ts of some manufacturers to en-
glory, and added another bit to the Coquille. The other day Judge Fei­
scrap book.
sheim was telling about the good!
condition of the bar, and how the big
This crowded restaurant condi­ lumber boats are coming in a roaring*'
tion now obtaining in the fair city to load up for the four corners of >
o f Coquille helps in getting acquaint­ the earth from the Moore Mill and ■.
ed . . . and the other day it so hap­ Lumber company.
pened that Ernest Harrington and
Jens Jergensen of the Coot Bay
Lumber invited us to share a booth Bay Aggregation
. . . wc got an education in mak-
GOV’T. SURPLUS
COTS and SLEEPING BAGS
COTS ONLY . . . $3.95
SLEEPING BAGS . $15.00
Herman’s Mens Store
Win aBendix'^jn a Bulova!y¡n Q sf , l !
Wins Opening
Legion Game
Be p a tien t w ith th at eager
q u estio n in g ch ild o f yo u rs w h o
is en terin g w ith such great
cu rio sity in to life .
M ake a
ct m panion o f him and in th e
a ssociation y o u w ill find som e­
th in g g rea ter than th e p h il­
osophers can o ffe r y o u — th e
ch ild ish fa ith o f a soul as y e t
u n su llied by contact w ith life ’s
com prom ises.
•
Y ob h a v e a righ t to a thor­
ough u n d erstan d in g as to cost.
Y ou d eterm in e w h a t it shall
be w h en you select th e fu r­
nishings.
(MR •"'iïiB I
In the opening game of the 1946
Cooa County Junior Legion baseball
season at the Coquille diamond, Coos
Bay took heads-up advantage of 12
Coquille errors and rallied behind the
superb pitching of big Larry O’Dell
to wallop the local Juniors 9 to 1.
The Cooa Bay boys took an early
lead and were never threatened dur­
ing the nine-innning affair, as O’Dell
baffled the Coquille club, striking out
12 and allowing only two futile hits.
Pitching for Coquille, Harry Slack
hurled a creditable game, fanning
seven Bay boys and allowing seven
hits in seven innings. Slack was re­
lieved by Richard Parrish in the
eighth inning who allowed two hits
and fanned one in the remaining two
innings of play.
Earned runs for Coos Bay totalled
only two as the Bay boys cashed in
on the 12 Coquille fumbles to tally
the great bulk of their scores. Co­
quille’s lone marker came in the ninth
inning as Jim Bellmore walked to get
in position for the score, being advanc­
ed to third on Buzz Oerding’s clean
base-hit and coming home on a perfect
squeeze play to start the Coquille
scoring and end the tallies for the day.
It waS an earned run.
The Rev. Robert L. Greene, vicar
of St. James’ Episcopal Church, will
leave Monday for a month’s vacation.
During his absence the locaf church
will be in charge of the Rev. J.
Thomas Lewis, of Emmanuel Episco­
pal Church, Coos Bay. The Rev. Mr.
Lewis will hold services the last two
Sundays in June and the first two
Sundays in July, at 9:30 o’clock.
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