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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1948)
I dents during a baseball game. It is reported that he is back to school and is improving quite japidly. Lloyd Wilson shot and killed a, bear while he was out on the back of his ranch last week. It was a two-year old as he could tell. OCTOBER 21, 1948. Speaking of bears, M r. Buoy has COQUILLE, OREGON been reported to have shot several Grange, N o- 139, Saturday, Oc this year. So I guess if you can't tober 23. Come on, let's all be get your deer, come on out to there, and celebrate the coming Fairview district and get a bear. Many deer have been report • • of Hallowe'en by everybody ed (hot lately at Fairview. Those bringing a pumpkin pie. amony the most recent are Jim A new teacher has been added Hollenbeak. Charles Geitner and to the staff of Fairview school. Raymond F. Norris. Mr. Gelt- Her name is Mrs. Clough. I know ner’t deer was a four point. I can speak for all of Fairview by A Stanley party was given by sawing we are glad to have her Mrs. Ivyl Frye last Friday. Among in our community. those attending were Mrs. W. Van Did you know that Fairview Orman, Mrs. Royal Jenson, Mrs. Lloyd G. Carter, Mrs. Ernest Grange walked away with the majority of the prizes in the Hatcher and Mrs. Jensen, Sr. Had Little Luck—Both M r. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Saylor and Mr. White Satin Sugar contest. We Mrs. Albert Tomlinson of Coquille and Mrs. Harry Hubbell to thank and Mrs. Charles Thommen were route. Myrtle Point ,are good hunt dinner guests at the home of Mr. for their grand work in promot ers, but so fa r this season they've ing the contest in the Grange. and Mrs. Albert Thommen last Also the cooperation of all mem not had a deer. And we’ve had week. The occasion was M r. Thorn- bers was of great help. All mem similar reports from other people, men’s birthday. too, concerning the difficulty in Clearing of land on the ranch bers come on to Grange Satur knocking down a buck. of Morris Vigue of the "Upper day night and hear the reoulta • • . „ • North Fork has been under way of the Pomona meeting and the Back In City— Mrs. Maxine Stew contest in detail. recently. They have engaged the art is now back in Coquille with Herbert Raker, an upper grade her husband and w ill take her for .help of a bull dozer and it is cer tainly making a rapid improve student of Fairview school re mer }ob back at the city hall in ceived a broken nose when a base the recorder’s office. ment. There will be a rerular meet ball accidentally slipped from the • • * ing of the Fairview Northfork hands of one of the younger stti- . Leads Josephine County Work — I Ley Craven, former Coquille J» C. I Penney- manager, is chairman of •the Posephine county Community Chest drive. • ’• In Portland A t Game — M r. and Mrs. Elton Schroeder of Myrtle Point were among the Coquille Valley people at the U. of O.-USC football game. • • Attend Game Saturday—M r. and Mrs. Howard Detlefsen and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Detlefsen attended the USC-U. of O. football game Will take care of 7 or 8 cows Saturday in Portland. • • Hill and bottom land In Portland A t Game— Principal Good home. Fair barn. Wayne Smith was in Portland at the football game Saturday and • was registered at the Congress. • • Leave For Portland— Mr. and Mrs. George Burr left on Sunday for Portland, where Mr. Burr w ill at 7 room Home with two separate tend Loggers Congress which takes place Monday, Tuesday and Wed 2 room apartments. nesday. • • Ceqttltte V aiiey jjTentlnel Fairview News lainly About People For Immediate Posession Small Dairy Ranch Income Property The Van Auken Agencies 3W W. 2nd Coquille Phone 2S8 Attend Pomona Grange— Coquille Grange members who attended Pomona Grange at Sumner on Sat urday were Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Edna Rakestraw.Mrs. Elsie Wheaton, Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. E r nest Burcher, Mr. and Mrs. Ev erett Wolgamott and George Jen kins. Return From Hunting Trip— Dick Barklow and R. L. G riffin returned on Tuesday from a hunting trip near Bly, Oregon. Also on the trip were Henry Schroeder, Ben Dan iels-, E. C. Barker, Henry Barklow and E. M. G riffin, all of Myrtle Point, and Dan Whitesall of Salem. • e W ill Fly To Portland—Mrs. WH- liam Klenz w ill leave by plane today on a business trip to Port land. She w ill return to Coquille on Saturday. • • In Lebanon— Mrs. George McClel lan visited relatives in Lebanon at the week-end. • • Spend sauarOay In Eugene— Mrs. Bob Harris and two daughters and Miss'Madelaine Morgan spent Sat urday in Eugene shopping. Motor To Portland— Earl Schroe der, accompanied by his son-in- law and daughter, M r. and Mrs. Frank Maupin, motored to Port land at the week-end. Mrs. Maupin, who has had her leg in a cast for the past six weeks, w ill have the east removed and w ill have braces fitted. On her return she w ill go to her own home in Coos Bay, where her cousin, Miss Videlle Milligan, w ill care for her. The truest and surest way in which we can serve our fellowmen is not so much to-do anything for them, as to be the very truest purest, noblest being we know how.—Frances P. Cobbe. Returns From Lebanon— Mrs. Don McClellan and baby returned a t the week-end after spending a week visiting with relatives .io Lebanon. • a Attend Game -M r . and Mrs. E. L. Anderson spent the week-end in Portland where they attended the football game. • ;• Here For Week-End Miss Carol Gray who attends the University of Oregon spent the week-end in Coquille visiting her parents, M r. and Mrs. Claire Gray. • • A t Game— Iris Elrod attended the football game in Portland at the week-end. • • Leaves On Vacation—Mrs. Helen Endicott of the West Coast Tele phone staff at Coquille, left on Monday to spend a vacation in Wasco, Oregon, where she w ill visit her sister, and in Aumsville, Oregon, where she w ill visit her mother. • • At Football Game— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson were among those from Coquille attending the football game in Portland at the week-end. • • Guests From North Bend— Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore» Jr., and daughter, Denise, of North Bend were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Hick- On Week-End Trip— Earl Linge spent the week-end visiting rela tives at Vancouver, Washington. • • Return From Hunting—Fred Me Clellan and his two sons, George and Don, returned at the week-end from a hunting trip in Eastern Oregon. THE GILLNETTERS WOULD SNARE YOU WITH THEIR NET OF MONOPOLY!! at PURKEY'S offers REAL SAVINGS! MRS. H O U S E W IF E '... when one small group gains control of a food- product’s source can ycu imagine what might happen to the price of that food product — and to your cost of living ? Throwing out a net of high- sounding words about “resources, sports fishing and tourist dollars” the Gillnetters’ Union have forgotten to tell you one thing. The initiative bill for the elim ination of fixed gear in the Columbia River gives to the g ill netters 90% of all the catch bn the Columbia R iver — the rem aining 10% being, caught by the Indians at Celilo. T he Oregon Fish Commission in its June, 1948 report, the Oregon Voter, and Oregon State Planning Board, all say the same thing. Elim ination of fixed gear on the Columbia River does not act as a salmon conservation p ro jec t— but in reality only means that other gear catch more and the g illnets w ill be all that are left. ___ W hat could happen to your food budget under a virtual monopoly? W h at m ight hap pen to salmon prices? You have had experience w ith other monopolies - w hat is your answer? A nd bear this fact in mind — if the gill netters did not w ant to gain absolute control — why would they initiate this monopoly bill? Both the state legislature and the Oregon Fish Commission have the au th o rity to regulate all gear for salmon fishing, if it were necessary. Charles of London Custom - made Davenport and Chair— Mohair Frieze cover. 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