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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1948)
C IM M , VIGOROUS 1 * PROGRESSIVE* Some of ] T. B. X-Rays Slated For Coos County # Doug McKay's Constructive Proposals * Successful Businessman * Veteran Both World Wars * State Senator Since 1935 ON THE 21st OP MAT TOTE rO I DOUG McKAT W.L| . I 1. Reduce state income taxes by restoring the higher exemptions In effect prior to the 1047 leg islative session. I . Repeal the state withholding tax. J. Amend the state income tax to provide deductions for unusual medical expenses and for mod erate life insurance premiums up to $254.04 a year. 4. Profits from the Liquor Com mission should go into the state's general fund. 5. Reaffirm respect for the se curity of public trust funds to preserve the heritage of public lands that help sustain our edu cational system. «. Develop Oregon’s post-war highways on a pay-as-you-go basis and as rapidly as possible. 7. Coordinate the various state agencies working for the conser vation of natural resources and wildlife. a. Plan Oregon’s Industrial devel opment without seasonal unem ployment. slums, stream pollu tion or poverty and vice. Special Sunday Dinners Plans are going forward for the mobile T -B x -ra y unit which w ill be in Coos county during the early part of June, according to Dr. Eleanor Gutman, county health officer. The unit w ill be in the southern part of the county during the latter part of their stay. It w ill be in Ban don on June 11, in Powers on June 14, in M yrtle Point on June IS and in ¿.Coquille on June 16 and 17. The first day in Coquille .the unit w ill be at the Coos Ba? Lumber com pany m ill and on the second day at the city hall from 11 a. m. to 7 p. m. As the x-ray service w ill be open to the general public for only one day it is suggested that advance prepara tion be made to enable those wishing to take advantage of the service to do so within the specified hours. Miss Verne Fonner and your post master attended a Coos county meet, ing of postmasters at the Tioga hotel In Coos Bay last Sunday afternoon. Birthday creeUngs this week re te Mae Holbrook, Lynn Sell and little Kareen Keifer We wish yon many happy returns of the day. Wednesday evening. May 26th is the time for the graduation exercises of the eighth grade class. e o P. M. Full Course Dinners Fried Chicken, served family style .... ...... r ........ - ......—.$1.75 Steaks, No. 1 Steer Beef ....... ......... ............ ..........$1.50 & $2.00 SEA FOOD • SALADS • SANDW ICHES HOTEL S. Tayolr St. Phone 290 S P E C IA L M A Y 14, IM S A t Dentist’s— Mrs. Marion George and daughter of Riverton were in Co quille Friday where Miss George had some dental work done. • • A TT E N T IO N - LOGGERS— M IL L OPERATORS — Cant - hooks >2.05. While they last. Geo. F Burr Motor Co., Goquille. lR tlc 00 Down Installs A New Engine In Your Chevrolet or Buick Balance — $25.00 per month ■Southwestern Motors, Inc. 474 West 1st S t Coquille Phone 320 or 321 A t Sitkum Baked Ham, Sauce Cumberland ................ ......... ..............11.50 C O Q U IL L È X e n lln e l $25. It's Raining Along The Coquille Everyone down thia way are busy between showers trying to get some garden planted. Mrs. Minnie Smith returned home last Monday after spending several weeks in Bit -------------locks burg, California, vis iting her daughter and family, Mrs. > | Dora Kay. ” I The Miles Hartw ell’s enjoyed din ner on Saturday evening at the H art well's. Freddie Shelton and Rosetta Olsen visited Dianne Hartwell Sunday and took her bicycling. The Jennings family moved from the Frank H ull place last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Stewart of Berkeley, California, ware visiting her parents, the Finley Younce’s. They returned tt> California to get their belongings as they are moving i up here. Oral Moss and Mr. Johnson of San Francisco, California, are at the A. R. Fletcher place. Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Buov and Carol Irene of Coos Bay, spent Sun day at the H artw ell’s. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Kranke of Fond du Las. Wisconsin, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Williams of Co quille, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Fetch and Denny of Myrtle Point and Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Johnson and Carol Ann enjoyed their picnic lunch with Men- delin and Joe Fetch, as the rainy weather Interfered with a trip they CoquilleVhrtey _ completed on Thursday. The budget committee consisting of John CarL COQUILLE. OREGON John Hawkins and John C o o k /a r i working in conjunction with the PARENTS O F NEW DAUGHTER members oi the Coos county court. M r. and Mrs. Leonard Homenyk are the proud parents of a baby girl bom y . OBOUP MEETS Saturday, A pril 24th. The little miss J group met weighed eight pounds and was named Tuesday to discuss business and to Beverly Ann. . The baby’s grandpar D° r ‘ cemet« ’y. A p o t - luck dinner was held. Dora E. Gear- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Homenyk of Coquille and Mr. and Mrs. James 1» secretary of the association. Holder of Richland. Wash. A t Riverton had planned. S erved 1? N oon to 9 Budget Committee Now A t Work LUNCHEONS Starting June 1st Yes, something new will be added June 1st at The M yrtle Lodge When we will offer special luncheons STARTING AT NOON Every day except Saturday & Sunday (until 6 P. M. on these two days) Delicious meals tastefully served and of course Our regular Fried Chicken & Steak Dinners each evening THE MYRTLE LODGE Between Coquille and Coos Bay on Highway 101 Dancing every Saturday evening to the music of The Selander Orchestra Phone 7R15 for Reservations Mr. and Mrs. Severus McCarthy *rq the proud grandparents of a fine baby boy bom to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sprague at M yrtle Point on Wednes day, May 12th. Hla name is M ark Edward. Ellen Strode has returned to school after two weeks’ absence with chicken pox. . . . Mrs. Josie Mast and her son, M il ford, of McKinley, visited with Mrs. Mast’s sister, Mrs. Blanche Baker, on Friday. e M r. and Mrs. H arry Crowley of Co- luille were visitors at the home of larry’s parents, M r. and Mrs. Perley Crowley, on Sunday. e Mrs. Hazel Koontz left this week for Portland where she w ill visit re l atives. Mrs. White of Riverton took her place in the Coos Bay Lumber company’s dining room. e Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Handsaker were shoppers in Coos Bay on Mon day. - e Mr. and Mrs. Severus McCarthy drove to Eugene on Friday where Mr. McCarthy attended the Logging Congress. They returned on Sunday. e Mr. and Mrs. Del Hoke and daugh ter, Della, are moving to Waterloo, Oregon, this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Clem Rasmussen are moving to the Christensen ranch, be ing vacated by Del Hoke. Mr. Ras- mussen has the freight line between Sitkum and M yrtle Point. • Charlene M ullin is out of school this week, being the latest victim of chicken pox. • Mrs. Ivan Laird returned home from Portland on Wednesday of last week, Her friends w ill be glad to know that she is feeling better. Gall Bunch and daughters, Durene and Nancy, of Portland, were week end visitors at the home of Gail’s parents, M r. and Mrs. Oscar Bunch of Dora. Mrs. Bunch could not ac company the fam ily because her health would not permit it at this time. e Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bennett stopped by to visit Mrs. Bennett’s parents, M r. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd of Dora, over the week-end They were returning home after a trip to San Francisco. • Rev W. O. Briggs conducted church services at the Dora Chapel on Sun day. There was a very good attend ance. • • TO HEAD MYRTLE POINT HIGH G. B. Goddard, principal of Jack sonville high school for the past five years, has taken the position of prin cipal of the Myrtle Point union high school vacated this spring by Graydon Crews who w ill go to Oregon State . college to join the school of science ' staff. ANNO UNCING The formation of Coos-Curry Transportation, Inc Formerly Benham's Transfer WE HAVE ENJOYED YOUR PATRONAGE IN THE PAST AND TRUST THAT WE MAY CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU IN THE FU TURE. Sincerely, RAY OLSON President & Manager Coos-Curry Transportation, Inc. Phone 259 COQUILLE, OREGON N ifht Phone for heavy equipment 37GL ------ If no answer call 605J J
