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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1947)
* coquin« valley i/é n tln e l 94 Teachers Take Driving School mended that Hibbert's driver’s li cense be suspended for an additional year. . # N ew s on th e . . . . Public Records Ninety-four teachers from Oregon Washington, California and Montana* high schools registered in the first AUGUST SL IMI teacher-training class in high school COQUILLE. OREGON i driver education and training, held in Portland Aug. 11-15, undqr the aus pices of the state system of higher ed ucation, according to the Oregon The following people were arrested State Motor aaaociation. on August 14 and fined $10.00 for be The class is under the direction of ing drunk on the public streets: W il Prof. Bob Glenn, of Oregon State col liam Claire Smith, Raymond Bliss lege, as course director, while in Wilkes, A rthur Garland Chrisman struction is given by Prof. A m » and Walter Smith. Neyhart, driver training consultant • • for the AAA. The Oregon course is the largest teacher training class including lec ture and road training ever to be Divorces filed this week at the held in this country under A AA su pervision, Ray Conway, manager of county clerk’s office follow: V ir the Oregon motor club said. In ginia M. Nevdal vs. Magnus Nevdal struction and material for the course filed Aug. 12: Thelma L. Bellinen vs. is provided through the Oregon As David F. Bellinen filed Aug. 14; sociation, affiliate of the national Frank H . Shaw vs. Hazel Price Shaw filed Aug. 14; Anna Hansen vs. Rolf American Automobile Association. A new Pontiac dual control driver H. Hansen filed Aug. 15; John C. training car has been assigned to the Thorhaven, Jr., vs. Norma Jean i) State Motor Association for Thorhaven filed Aug. 18; Donald P. the teacher training class. This Crawford vs. Elizabeth I. Crawford, caf w ill later be assigned to Battle Aug. 18; Shirley H. Johnson vs. ground, Washington, high school. Clinton S. Johnson, Aug. 18. A suit to quiet title was filed, Aug. Any Oregon high school that quali fies under A A A requirements may 15, by J. L. Hansen vs. Gow Why Chan and other. apnly for a free, brand new duel von- On August 12, the Western M er trol car made available through the PonQac and Chevrolet divisions of cantile Agency, Inc., filed an action al law, against Ellsworth H u ff and General Motors. Oregon communities represented in Jane Doe H uff, husband and wife. • • the teacher training class in Portland are Astoria, Sweet Home, Lakeview, Bend, Odell, Donald, Sherwood, Sa lem, Mt. Vernon, West Linn, Park- Marriage licenses were issued this CHEF— It w u * (Bll-eoune turkey dinner, and delicious, too, that Chef rose, Cascade Locks, St. Helena, Cot week to the following people by the tage Grove, Milton, Hillsboro, New Chuck Adana of the Coquille Cafe prepared and served to the Lions club berg, Roseburg, Eugene, Prineville, office of the county clerk: A rthur J. and Its cueste at the annual Lions Ladles night Au*. 9 In the Coquille Com Klamath Falla, Vernonia, Rainier, Shoemaker and Helen Joan Johnson, both of North Bend on August 13; munity building. Here Chef Adams Is busy carvln* turkeys. Charles H. Allen of Nocato, Califor (Sentinel Photos) nia, and Dorothy L. McWherter of est Orove, Banks, Tigard, Clatskanie, Vallejo, Calif., Aug. 14; Leonard W. Oregon City, Sandy, Pendelton, M yr City Water O. K. Hufbbert, North Bend, and Virginia The regular weekly test for bac tle Creek, Springfield .The Dalles. Arm Nichols, Charleston, on Aug. 15; terial- content on Coquille's drinking Rogue River and Portland Washington communities are Donald T. Smith, Coquille, and Ann water conducted by the state board of Valley, Camas, Battle Hawkins Kamph, Coquille, on Aug. health laboratory in Portland gave Pleasant 18; William Edward Cook and Dorlis the drinking fluid an okeh for puri ground, Montesano, Kalama and Ramona M erritt, both of Coos Bay, ty, according to John Eilertaon, city Vancouver. California coommunities o n 'A u j. 19; Aaron Parker Brown, of manager. Test samples of water are Oakdale, Chino and Lynwood and Demonstration and judging con are taken weekly and sent to Port the Montana representative comes Wheatland, Calif., and Delia June Schnier, San Jose, Calif., on Aug. IB; tests, a style revue and the judging land for the checking. According to from Whitewater. Wilmer Arthur Gould and Joyce • • of exhibits w ill be the main events Eilertson there has been a report that Rosalie R. Ott, both of Allegany, of the Annual Coos County 4-H the water is not pure, and this is un Oregon, on August 20. Achievement Day Sunday, August founded as brought out by the state • • 24, according to Noel Sommer, as tests. sistant county agent. The program • • w ill commence at 1:30 p. m. in the Vacations at Myrtle Point w Coquille high school. Vacationing in Myrtle Point thia Vera Bishop, Oregon State college Willis E. Allen, Norway, paid Contestants will be selected to rep resent Coos county. at the Oregon week is Annabelle Walton, who la a junior, and day editor of the Oregon $10.00 fine and costs on August 13 of the county clerk. State Daily Barometer, la now a for having an overload. State fair September 1 to 7. Win clerk in the office • • summer member of the staff of the William Jefferson Melyman, Pow ning demonstration teams w ill be On Vacation—Taking a week's va Coquille Valley Sentinel where she ers, was arrested on August 14 for selected in each of the following di visions: dairy, livestock, poultry, cation from her duties at Starter's has been doing reporting and gen having an overheight load. He has M B. Thomas, crops, food preservation, cookery, Variety store is Mrs. Hanna W illiam eral editorial work. She is the daugh not yet appeared. clothing, homemaking and miscellan son. She Is visiting in Corvallis and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton W. Dunn. Roseburg, paid $5.00 fine and costs • e Portland. for having an overload on August 14. eous. Individual contestants w ill be a • In Pertland Also on August 14, John L. Sanders, selected in bread baking and dollar Return From Vacation George Taylor Is in Portland this Klamath Falls, paid $5.00 fine and dinner contests and a style revue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason return week on a business trip for the Tay costs for an overload; John Anthony The best exhibits in all projects ex Sukurski, Coos Bay; paid $5.00 fine cepting'livestock w ill be selected and ed this week from a vacation trip that lor Sporting Goods store. took them to Crater Lake, the Snake shipped to Salem for exhibition. river country, and into Washington. The champion agriculture and home economics demonstration teams They camped in forest camps along and a livestock judging team w ill re the way, and covered nearly 2,000 ceive a free trip to compete at the miles on their trip which they re state fair sponsored by the four Co-op ported was beautiful and pleasant. • a creameries in the county. Arrange Natal Day Scheduled— The Annu ments are being made for a number of additional contestants to attend al Natal Day celebration of O. E. S., w ill be held in Powers Friday, Aug. the fair at small cost. Ted Kirsch, Myrtle Point farmer 29th. and formerly agriculture teacher at Returns From Grants Paas Returning to Coquille on Tuesday the Myrtle Point union high school, w ill judge all agriculture events. Mrs. were Mrs. Jess Williams and Ronald. Lois Lutz Brundage w ill judge the They have been visiting relatives and friends in Grants Pass. home economics work. • • .• • Leaves Far Portland— Mrs. Emma Ohm of Portland, aunt of Mrs. J. P. Beyers, left for home Monday after a few days' visit at the Beyers home. • • Drive Here From Bend The South Coast 4 -H livestock and H. Allen Young drove to Coquille crops tour w ill begin at the Dr. J. H. Monday from his home In Bend, Bennett hog farm, five miles south of bringing Mrs. Pansy Young with him. Coos Bay, at 8:00 a. m„ Friday, A u Mrs. Young Will spend some time gust 22, a - . - visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. assistant First cur in history to givo you annual event, ________ | _____ I Alton Grimes. She had spent the this yeat for the first time since the W. B year with her daughter, Mrs. all »ho combined advantage» of B. Dunshee, and family, who now war. Club members from Douglas, Curry and Coos counties are planning make their home at Orinda, Calif. All-Fluid Drive, Floating Powor and Full Mr. Dunshee returned last week to participate. The tour is being conducted by Cal from a four months business trip to Floating Rido. Tho lawost prkod He traveled by Monroe, assistant state 4-H club South America. leader, assisted by R. M. Knox, Curry plane and visited each country in car w.'th Fluid Drìvo. county agent, Kenneth Minnick, the southern continent. Douglas county club agent, and Noel Sommer, Coos county, assistant coun ty agent. • • Municipal Court Suits Filed x  Marriage Licenses 4-H Judging Contests Sunday Reporter On Sentinel S taff Justice Court Heavy Expenditures Foreseen In County For New Farm Homes Te Attend School Fritz Kunz w ill leave on Sunday to enter the Oregon Vocation School at Klamath Falls. He plans to take a course In diesel work at the south ern Oregon extension college. and costs for an overload; and For rest Alford, Klamath Falls, has not yet appeared after being arrested for having an overload. W illiam Franklin Pullerton, Pow ers, paid $3.00 fine and costs for driving without an operator’s license, on August 14. On August 14, Alton Junior Court- right, Coquille, was arrested and charged with driving while intoxi cated. He pleaded guilty and was given a $95.00 fine and costs to be said by Sept. 1, 1947. His operator’s ¡cense was suspended for one year. Raymond Dysert Buell, paid... $3.00 fine and costs on August 14, for hav ing no m uffler. Donald Allen Knight was also arrested on August 14 for having no m uffler. He has not yet appeared. « Douglas Olnay Reisdorf, Coquille, was released from the county ja il on $150.00 bail on August .15, having been charged with reckless driving. Upon appearance he pleaded guilty to Justice Bull and was fined 325.00 and costs and confined to the county ja il for five days. On August 15, a warrant of arrest was issued for A. S. Jewett, who had been charged with obtaining money by false pretenses. On the same day a warrant of arrest was issued for Arthur Lelshell for obtaining money by false pretenses. Glen F. Riddle, Coquille, paid $5.00 fine and costs on August 15, for having no vehicle license on his trailer. On August 15, Cecil A. Gilbert, M yrtle Point, and Adrian L. Land ers, Coquille, were arrested for hav ing an overload. They have not yet appeared before Justice Bull. W illiam Edgar Evans, M yrtle Point, has not yet appeared after being ar rested on August 15 for having an overwidth load. Lloyd Armohd - M iller paid $3.00 fine and costs on August 15, for hav ing no m uffler on his car. Sarah Jane Stevenson, Powers, was arrested and put in county jail on August 17, for being drunk on a public highway. Bail of $25.00 was posted and whBi the defendant ap peared before Justice Bull and plead ed , guilty the bail was forfeited for fine and costs. Thomas M artin Heyman, Coquille, paid $10.00 fine and costs on August 18 for passing with insufficient clear ance. Marion Wesley Malmberg. Camas Valley, paid $5.00 fine and costs on August 18 for having an overload. Harvey Frank Hibbert, Coos Bay, paid $25.00 fine and costs on August 19 for having qo overlength load. He also paid $25 00 fine and costs for driving while license was suspended. A ten-day sentence in county jail was suspended, but it was recome- Held on bail set at $1500.00 is Charles Walter Bartle who was sent on August 15 to the county ja il by the Coos Bay justice court. Bartle is charged with knowingly uttering and publishing a forged bank check. Douglas JO. Reisdorf ,is serving a five day sentence on a charge of reckless driving. He was so sen tenced by the Coquille justice court on August 16. A lt. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY kinds of Plywood now in stock at J. W. Sayre Builders Suplies. 32tlc POP U P TOASTERS—A t last they are here. FARR & ELWOOD. H A V IN G TRO UBLE W IT H FLEA S’ Ask us what to use on them. FARR Sc ELWOOD. D A IR Y FEE D — 16% Protein, only $69.95 ton; $3.63 sack. FARR Sc ELWOOD. H O M E W ATER SYSTEMS — and Shallow well pumps on FARR Sc ELWOOD. C EM EN T MhXERS — Power-driven mixers and hand-operated mixers on hand. FARR Sc ELWOOD. 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Four Door Deluxe Sedan Four Door Custom Sedan $1875.05 $1717.65 $1789.80 PLYMOUTH CARS Two Door DeLuxe Sedan Four Door Deluxe Sedan Four Door Special Deluxe Sedan $1376.38 $1429.05 . $1511.95 DODGE “ JOB RATED" TRUCKS »y ? i $1188 00 ton Pick-Up Truck—— i-------------- I ton Panel Truck------------------------------ $1282.00 LET'S KEEP THE RECORD STRAIGHT! ■A In Person With His Complete Band Coquille Community Bldg. Tuesday Night, S ep t 23rd With us a used vehicle is not a requirement for placing a new car or truck order. And, too—you decide on what extra accessories and equipment gou want on your new car or truck. Here are the local delivered prices of a few models. Other Dodge and Plymouth car and Dodge truck models are comparably priced. All delivered prices include the some percentage markup that applied to our 1941 vehicles. Despite an excellent production record, the great popularity of Dodge prevents our making imme diate delivery. Our DOUBLE PROTECTION. Above truck prlcae include f r o 6.00 X 16, 4-ply Hr««. 1 qt. ail bath a ir daanar, raplacaabla oil filter and double acting front and roar t k x l ebeorbart 14 ton Stake Truck_____________________ - - >1957.65 Above track price indvdas 7 .50 x 20, B-ply front and dual roar tiros, ouxilwry roar spring«, brake booster, 11 inch dutch, frome rotnforcow»onts, 1 qt. oil bath a ir doonor, ^$41 , ^$^7^4 onqmo ^$^$vor n^3r • SERVICE w ill help m aintain your present vehicle’s top trade-in value and provide utmost safety and comfort while you w ait Steinmetz Motors Phone 16, See "Spike” Leslie lor insurance of 11 Undo, phono 5 ar 9S-L. 2tfc WHAT DOES A NEW DODGE CO S T ? 4-H Tour Starts Tomorrow Farm families in Coos county w ill spend more than $1,035,000 for new housing in the next three to five years, according to a forecast re leased by the Title Council of Amer ica. “As a result of high incomes dur ing the last few years, farmers in every part of the nation are prepared to invest record amounts in new home construction and in general farm improvements," said F. B. Ortman, chairman of the Council’s residential construction committee. Pointing out that the comforts and conveniences of urban living are now available to farm families, Ortman said that new rural homes w ill in corporate such features as central heating, tiled bathrooms and modern kitchen facilities. Availability of electricity in rural areas o f Otegon u making possible the incorporation in new homes of many labor-saving and comfort-pro viding devices undreamed of a gen eration ago, according to Ortman. Rural Electrification Administration estimates disclosure that more than 82 per cent of all farms in the state new receive central station electric service. Refrigerators, electric wash ing machines and deep freezing plants, as well as plumbing system», w ill go into many new homes as a consequence. • • Visit in Tacoma— Mrs. Jack Leach and daughter, Fern, returned • week ago Monday from visiting relatives in Portland and Tacoma, Wash. • • Sheriff's O ffice 500 Front Street Coquille, Oregon
