The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, January 29, 1948, Image 13

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C o q u ille V a l l e y
X e n t in e l
COQUILLE. COOS COUNTY OREGON THURSDAY, JA N U AR Y J t, I M I
At Broadbent
Myrtle Point
Grange Is Host
Pulp Industry Possible One For
Southwestern Oregon, Forester Says
The increased development of fibre
wood and pulp industries in Oregon
are being widely discussed, according
hO4t
M vrti ^ dbe.nt Grange at their hall in to Charles Ross, extension forester
M yrtle Point on Saturday evening for from Oregon State college, who is in
a dance and midnight supper. Mi
P A Y -O F F — H ere R o U rian Leo J. Cary geto £U t hU money to pay o ff tor eggs used In the annual Ltons- m L J?aT ng. ^ as furmshed by u.c
week Oregon could
Rotary club ( h r U t m * . party w hile R oU rian George B u rr and Lion Lloyd Claver and Lloyd Wood discus, the Myrtle Point Grange orchestra and by double the income from the Umber
matter.
records over the public address sys­ harvest by this development.
Mr. Ross points out that the same
tem of Cecil Paul of Broadbent
Grange. Among those attending from amount of timber put through a pulp
miU, as against a Umber mill, is much
Broadbent Grange were Mr. and Mrs. le
« 'w ^ te to l ‘e M WCU 3S being " 5 “*
James McWilliams, M r. and Mrs
uU7 7 ’ M r and M r l Thomas
The main obstacle in the develop-
Luttrell, Mr. and Mrs. John Carman,
M r-
Mrs Rod*rick Hermann and Or " ° P?iP ‘"d “’ 1” '« in Southern
son, Billie, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Oregon is the lack of water. By re­
_ our greatest tragedies
search, however. It is felt that meth­
Howard
are
the
more
than
80.000
persons,
H a n y Johnson, authorized dealer | Mr. Johnson, always an ardent
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a
d
u
lt,
as
w
ell
as
children,
who
for Western Auto Supply Company, I booster for Cooa county where he
have been broken by infantile
Coquille and
Myrtle Point, leaves
j
jn busj ness ¡or several years
paralysis during the past five
Saturday on a buying trip to Portland believes that local people are just as
years.
The battle against this
where he w ill spend several days in­ modern in their desires and needs as
disease w ill not be won until
specting and purchasing new mer­ folks in metropolitan areas, and it is
some preventive has been found
chandise tor his stores. He w ill be ambition always to offer the best the
and perfected tor this great crip-
accompanied by Mrs. Johnion, and market affords.
Western Auto Folk Leave
For Portland Buying Trip | j
ods can be devised whereby less water
w ill be required.
A t present Oregon is further be­
hind in the pulp industry than any
other Umber state in the Union.
Sixes Trip
Nets Four Fish
Statement By The
Governor of Oregon
Good luck was the experience
Sunday when tour Coquille peo­
ple. M r. and Mrs. C. Willadsen and
M r. and Mrs. Vernon Jones fished
on the Sixes. They caught four
fine silversides and enjoyed a
picnic lunch In the sunshine.
AtBroadbent
A t Riverton
Basketball Team
Defeats Bandon
Riverton Grade b a s k e tb a ll____
team
won from Bandon. 38-10, last Satur­
day on their court.
•
Powers basketball and volley ball
teams are coming for games on F ri­
day evening, Jan. 30th
pler.
M eanwhile, all possible
medical help must he provided
for Its victims.
The day when infantile paral­
ysis w ill be gone can be brought
much closer by eoutributtons to
this fight: contributions of money,
medical skill and research. The
help we can give ndw through the
March of Dimes w ill assist in the
actual caring for the thousands
who suffer having polio.
Re­
search made possible from these
funds w ill tome day find the
JO H N J. H A L L
Governor
License Examiner
Coming Tuesday
- —— - — — w-w —
itfi* ic Show" at
the school
house on Feb. llth , at 8
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I o clock in the evening and a get-
together party afterwards. A good
A traveling examiner of operators
the entire personnel cf the two stores, part of the proceeds w ill go for more and
id chauffeurs is scheduled to arriye
including Mr. and Mrs. Stacy John­ materials for the gymnaauun.
in Coquille
------ Tuesday,
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February 3,
son, M r. and Mrs. Ray Willson, Co­
•
c
1948,
>48, and w ill be on duty at the Co­
Co-
quille, and M r. and Mrs. Dick John­
quille city hall between the hours of
son, M yrtle Point.
The Coquille
9 a. m. and 4 p. m., according to a
store w ill be open as usual on Mon­
recent announcement released from
day morning, and Myrtle Point store,
the Secretary of State’s office.
Tuesday.
All those wishing permits or li­
Through the faciliUes of Western
censes to drive cars are asked to
o get
Auto's Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Chi-
in touch with the examiner during
these hours.
Boy Scouts of Coquille Troop. No
14, Squad A, defeated a team of
Scouts from troop 20, Coos Bay, to
the tune of 25-27 in a basketball game
played Saturday afternoon in the
Junior high school gymnasium, Coos
Bay
A contest between the B squads of
the two troops resulted in a win for
Coos Bay, with a final score of 30-3.
Scoutmaster Clarence Siebrass and
assistant master, Leroy Swinney, ac­
companied the boys on the trip to the
bay.
• •
Visit Here— Mr. and Mrs. Ned Crip-
pen of Corvallis, former residents of
Coquille visited in town at the week­
end
Rexillana Cough Syrup
Coquille Scouts
Win Game
The 4-H sheep
.
club met at the
heir leader, Mrs. Ralph
their
Gibbs Saturday afternoon at two
o clock. During the afternoon busi-
ness meeting Evon Tams resigned his
1
secret*ry-treasurer and Helen
Gibbs was voted to take his place.
We decided on the name "Happy
Farmers" for the name of our club.
Refreshments of frozen raspberries
whipped cream, cookies and punch
were furnished and served by Robert
Paul, Elvon Tams and Tucker Forrest.
The recreation for the afternoon was
‘ a paper wad fight behind the hay
bales. David Smith is reporter for
the club.
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Visits
Father — jnargaici
Margaret neyers
Beyers oi
of
’
Portland left Tuesday after spending
several days visiting her father, J. P.
Beyers.
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From Roseburg— Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lake were week-end visitors in Co­
quille from Roseburg.
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To Portland— Mrs. Evan Alborn and
Mrs. Chet Mucray left on Saturday
for Portland where they w ill spend
several days holidaying.
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cago and New York buying offices,
states Mr. Johnson, he w ill have the
pick of the up-to-the-minute auto
supplies.
sporting goods,
fishi
tackle, home appliances, and man
ny
other articles. •
See the
AUTOMAGIC*
WASHER
w ash . . . rin s e , . , d am p -d ry clothes autom a tic a lly !
v See h aw little i t casts ta have TWO Washers in ONE!
Came in taday.
'iowu.
w ant
A TMO« amtom ao ic gladiron , ro o t
o«r One-Min via Shirt OamonMralioa . . . taa how «ha Gladiron
« o k « hard«« to-iron p io c « aoiy, how it fold* and Moral Is a clow l,
how littlo il c o « ,
$ JO
.50
.48
Asperoid
Quick Rub (for chest) ......................................
THOR WASHING MACHINE
- $1.48
F A 8 T , EFFICIENT WA8HING
WITH ALL THE FAMOU8 THOR
FEATURES!
- - 98c
CO M E IN T O D A Y A N D SEE IT !
Value
NOW
A special demonstration
See h a w i t canverts ta a dishwasher in b h m in u tes!
'Complete Cold Treament
Visiting Here From Santa fto u Mr
and Mrs. James Weyl of Santa Rosa
California, accompanied by their son
Gary, are visiting at the home of Mrs
Weyl's sister, Mrs. William Klenz.
They w ill leave Friday or Saturday
for California. Mr. Weyl is a packer
in Santa R o n and is on a fishing va-
1 cation on the Oregon coast.
IM M E D IA T E
DELIVERY!
4-H Sheep Club
Meets at Gibbs'
.
»129.5«
Including Pump
TERMS AVAILABLE
★
S a y It W ith Flowers
DOROTHY GRAY
Special Dry Skin Mixture
Regular $2.25
<E V AA
NOW.................
* I o VW
Regular $4.00
C O AA
fo r Valentines Day
NOW ....„.............
* X .U U
THOR
★
Automagic
Gladiron
Silque Hand Lotion
Regular $1.18
NOW
PM
......................................
W 7 V
★
Briten Tooth Paste - 29c
SEND YOUR SWEETHEART A LOVELY POT PLANT
OR A CORSAGE
FREE with each tube, a Liberty Bell bank.
WE ALSO HAVE DELICIOUS HANDMADE CANDY
THAT IS CERTAIN TO EXCLAIM.
Lots of Kleenex, a package or a case
You A re M y V a le n tin e ”
STONE'S FLOWERS
Coquille Ph. «4
Cose Bay Ph. »1
G L A D IR O N IN G 18 EASY —
F A 8 T — B E TTER .
SEE I T T O ­
D A Y — G L A D IR O N TO M O R R O W !
$
50
99.
T E R M 8 A V A IL A B L E
II
Luckey Bonney's
REXALL DRUG STORE
Hotel Building
Carroll's
G IF T & ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Coquille