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a a littla
little heat.
Woman's Club Holds M eeting
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r ie lr
There
was
a H brisk
ever, the leaks were repaired at and daughter Julieann were week
end visitors Oct. 8 and 9 from
once.
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Portland, Oregon, at the home of
wind up there also, which did i The October meeting o f the Pow-
M
r. and Mrs. J. P. Beyers. Mrs.
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BEYER’S
HOME
not make matters any more com- ers Woman’s club was held at the and daughter, Sherry, are visiting
M r. and Mrs. W. P. Downey Downey is Mrs. Beyer’s cousin.
fortable..
| Rebekah ball, Wednesday, w ith a with Mr. Ragghiant’s parents in
There was a terrible slaughter11:3° iunch *«r ved by Mrs. Mabel San Francisco.
Powers L ib ra ry w ill be ¿pen
COQUILLE, OREGON
OCTOBER 13. 1949 of deer in front of the city hall Thorp, Mrs. Irene Couger and Mrs.
Saturday, October 15th., after
at 5 p. m. Sunday evening. Ralph I M illia Stollard.
retrogression, the Eden Ridge does Woodring, Lyman Rolfe and sev- ■ Ml s- L illian Anderson was pro- being closed fo r repairs and reno
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might possibly be self fertilizing. eral others were banging *w a y ‘ 8Tam chairman fo r the day and vation.------ ’ ~
M r. and Mrs. Guy Ragghiant
The great preponderance of does at the deer w ith all sorts a n d : presented moving pictures of the
and no bucks made the theory calibers of rifles. One particular logging industry in Oregon, at the
seem quite plausible. The .game deer was shot seven times in a school First picture Monarch of
commission should send some one vita l spot before he gave up the the Woods, second Central Oregon
up to Eden Ridge to look into this ghost and keeled over. That deer gymansium.
Saturday night, Oct. 22nd, the
phase o f the matter.
was lite ra lly riddled.
There was a recipe exchange and
McKinley Pollyanna club is put
The practice of the Coos Bay
...
veui * I would
wuuiu members responded to ro ll call by ting on their annual bazaar and
By RAY M. SHAFFAR
In <
a . «uu.«
more serious vein
Lumber company in furnishing
W ith the Power» deer hunters: speeder transportation to the like to say that I think that deer giving interesting facts concern- dance.
Archie Lane, Lonnie Stem m er hunting grounds on Eden Ridge hunting is lots better in northern mg Oregon. The main project of
Friday evening, Oct. 14, there
Minnnesota, Wisconsin and M ichi- the afternoon was the covering of
man, Joe Shorb and C liff Davis
is quite commendable. The em gan, than it is here. I never had the Year Book. Many interesting w ill be the regular monthly pot
were some of the lucky hunters
ployees have been provided ,such
luck supper at the school house.
on Eden Ridge Saturday. Lane service on Saturdays and Sun any trouble in getting a buck in covers were displayed. The prize
—
--
to Mrs.
Eureka L. Coy, for Everyone is invited to come
and Stemmerman barged a days. The men wtyo operate the northern Wisconsin. One advan going
whether they have children in
forked horn each and Joe Shorb speeders are paid by the com tage is the fact that there is gen the most unique.
Plans were discussed about the school or not. The supper is to
cot a three-point. Not sure pany. The boys appreciate this erally some good tracking snow
just what C liff brought out. fine gesture on the part of the on and before deer season, in annual Oregon Products Dinner begin at 7 p. m'.
those states. It is is much easier to which w ill be held October 22nd,
Fairview? Grange, No. 739, held
The names of the other lucky company.
locate the deer and if one is when a display of Oregon products regular meeting Saturday night,
hunters have not been obtained.
Lester Coldiron has a fine dis crippled the traces of blood can w ill be exhibited. The theme fo r Oct. 8th. Mrs. Viola HUI took the
Hunters should phone 444 play of his taxidermist work in
and report their kills fo r The the window of Sheedy’s drug be tracked on the snow. I never the month is making out “ Com obligation. A display table showed
lost a cripple in nine years hunt m unity Oregon Conscious.”
some beaded articles made by the
Sentinel.
store. There is a big porcupine
Since I left Wisconsin I
They were
I t is a ' well established fact and'a deer head. Good work is ing.
The committee on the Hallowe’en Indians In Alaska.
among students of biology that indicated on these specimens but have received information that parade fo r October 3let, is under sent in by Mrs. L. W. Gardner.
some very low forms of life have many people remarked that they there are many times more deer the sponsorship o f the Woman’s A visitor from the Chetco Grange
the peculiar quality of being self never saw a “ porkie" w ith pins up there now than at the time I club, was appointed as follows: No. 785, at Harbor was Miss Della
was there. Back in 1920 I have Hazel Lewis, Ruby, Brirely and Nichols, teacher at the Riverside
fe rtilizing. In other words that around his eyes.
I have seen
school in Fairview.
particular form of life has the hundreds of porkies in the north counted as high as 85 deer in one Laura McCarL
A fte r the business meeting was
attributes of both male and fe but this Is the first time I ever herd and several such herds were
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over there was a lecture hour pre
male and the ovum is fertilized saw one w ith pins sticking out visible on the snowy hillsides.
Mrs*. John Kuska le ft Wednes sided over by Mrs. H arry Hubbell.
I t has been reported that Scotty
w ith in the cell or body of that around his eyes. This is a very
Shorb who runs a power saw on day on a trip which w ill take her A reading was rendered by Mrs.
species. These forms manage to unusual porkie, believe me.
Eden Ridge was brought into to Roseburg, Eugene, and into Violette Geitner on “ The Spell of
reproduce young w ithout the
It was quite cold on Eden Ridge
the Yukon,” from “ Service.” Mrs.
agency of the male. The w rite r Saturday. The ground was froz Powers on a speeder at 4 p. m. Washington, visiting relatives.
Robert Morris, Jr., visited w ith Esther Deadmond read an article
was up on Eden Ridge Saturday en where there was plenty of Monday suffering from bums
w ith Archie Lane and others and moisture and there was s till some caused by an explosion of the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert giving much interesting inform a
DRYWAl
after wearing ten inches o ff the sleet lying in the canyons. We power saw motor. Extent of in Morris, after which he left on a tion about Alaska. A skit, “ Dan
WATER $AVER
top of the hills and seeing noth left Powers at 4:30 a. m. and I juries is not known at this time. trip w ith a friend into Flint, M ichi gerous Dan McGrew,” was pre
makes W estinghouse the
sented w ith Mrs. Charles Geitner
ing but does some thought was had on my long-handled under . For a long time Powers has gan.
la v a i up to 10 gallons
only com pletely automatic
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Shorb, in the role of narrator; others
given as to the possibility that wear, three shirts, a coat and suffered from the lack of an or-
of w ater par load I
clothes dryer
through some q u irk of nature or two pairs of pants, and then a l- chestera or a fu ll one. Loy Reed, Jackie and Denise Ann le ft fo r taking part were Cecil H ill, Lois
Tom B rierly and R. B. Nicklaus their new home in Monmouth, H ill, Charles Geitner and Viola
have solved that problem by the where Mr. Shorb is attending H ill.
Mrs. M illie Waters from Coquille
purchase of a Soiovox. This in school. Their house in Powers is
strument has keys a good deal like being occupied by Mr. and Mrs. visited her sister, Mrs. Horace
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Berry, Friday.
those on an organ and it attaches Frederick Griswold.
in the WESTINGHOUSE
in the WESTINGHOUSE
Howard Leatherman has re
to the keyboard of the pianb and
H arry Ross, a form er Powers
LAUNDROMAT
CLOTHES DRYER
it contains its own sound a m pli resident, and grandmother, Mrs. turned from his hunting trip to
fying system. The volume of the Elizabeth L in k of Veneta, Oregon, Eastern Oregon and reports he
Sare hot water and soap.
The Westinghouse i» the
sound can be either diminished spent several days here. Mr. Ross bagged a fine buck.
Exclusive washing action.
only Clothes Dryer that
Mr. Petty from the Sentinel was
or . increased
according
to the
size has been spenumir
Soiled water draina away
sh u ts off automatically
spending <nis
his vacation
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out Fairview district last
from clothes. Not through
when cloth« are dry or
rO°T h m
kb«*«* hunting with the Bill McLyman working
Wednesday
played.
This very versatile in - , f amji y
them. No bolting to the
ju
s t right for ironing.
The Grange Home Economics
strument has the qualities of be-1 C«rey Bones is spending his
floor. Five-gear guarantee
Clothes are tumble-dried
ing able to reproduce the tones o f huX g vacation at The ’^•ench club me‘
met at the Grange hall
on th e Sealed-in-Steel
soft and fluffy. No more
almost every
every musical
musical instrument
instrument
i * L the, * rench Thursday.
almost
Glenn home, south of Bend, Oregon.
transmission.
work or weather worrier.
The Riverside school has re
made and w ith the addition of a
few manually played instruments While away Mrs. Bones spent a ceived the traveling lib ra ry from
the sound effects of a large or week w ith her parents, M r. and the state at Salem. I t consists of
chestra are possible. The people Mrs. Mast of Lee on a trip into fifty volumes. The district has
proof bffcrf you
DILLABAUGH boats are designed to give fisher
also purchased some new. text
of Powers owe these fellows a Washington and Idaho.
Mrs. Florence Smith and John books fo r the school.
men, hunters and boating enthusiasts the utmost in
vote of thanks for making this in
Phone us and make arrangements to see a
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Buoy have
strument possible fo r this com McKenzie, were married in Co
boat value. Modern streamlined designing, modern
load
of your clothes washed and dried m the
quille
Saturday,
October
1st
They
m unity.
bought Mrs. Pauline Noah’s farm.
materials and skilled craftsmanship all contribute to
Westinghouse Laundromat and Clothes Dryer.
le ft on a wedding trip which w ill They plan on moving onto the
the long enjoyment you will get from a DILLABAUGH
take them into C alifornia to visit farm in the near future.
boat. Designed especially for use on turbulent West
Mrs. McKenzie’s daughter and sis
There was a good attendance of
M wmv A»
Westinghouse
ern rivers and lakes, these boats have long since proved
ters. They then plan to drive to boys and girl» at the Sunday
BY
HAZEL
LEWIS
their seaworthiness, ease of handling and speed.
Kansas, to visit Mr. McKenzie’s school classes though it was very
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrelson relatives, Mr. McKenzie recently wet and stormy on Sunday.
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and two children, Eugene and De
The 4-H children have present
came to Powers and is employed
12 ft, ROWBOAT—
anna? left Monday for a two
ed the Juvenile Grange w ith a
month trip which w ill take them at the Johnson Service Station q u ilt which the Juveniles w ill
Mrs.
McKenzie
grew
up
in
Powers.
into California, Missouri, Nebras
Complete knocked down kit
She spent a number of years in raffle o ff to raise money.
ka and Illinois, visiting friends
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. J. H ol-
California,
where ahe was engaged
Com pletely assembled boat
and relatives.
$104.50
in business. She retired about 18 verstott Saturday were Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mintoyne
FIRST
Mrs. Roger Gibbons of Portland,
and two children le ft Wednesday months ago and has been working Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greene of Coquill« -Phone 16
Coos Bay—Phone 62
at
the
Powers
Cafe.
Upon
their
14 ft. ROWBOAT—
fo r a two week vacation trip at
M ilwaukie, Oregon. Mrs. Gibbons
return
from
their
honeymoon
trip
Los Angeles and Mexico.
they w ill be at home a t the Henry is Mrs. H olverstott’s niece.
T U N I IN TEO MALONE . . . «very m im in g ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bixler of Trye place.
The school children in the in
Complete knocked down kit
ABC Network
the Rose City Archery Co., of
termediate^
grades
had
an
une
‘North "PoWers spenFfRe week-end - Mrs. H. H. Edwards of-Powers,- pected vacation when the roof’ of
’Com pletely assem bled boat ......... ........ . .$12740
visiting friends in Southern Ore returned from a trip to Grants their class room leaked. How
Pass where she visited w ith the
gon.
Ernest McCallisters, form erly of
14 ft. MOTOR BOAT—
Mrs. Gladys Mayfield returned
Powers also attended the wedding
Tuesday from an airplane trip,
whciih took her to old home twon o f her daughter, Miss Beverly
Complete knocked down kit
Davis at Coquille.
in Kansas City, Missouri. Her
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gunzell,
trip was shortened by a telegram
Com pletely assembled boat
$172.00
from Maurice Hendrix, of Toledo, newlyweds, spent several days
visiting Mrs. Gunzell’s sister, Mrs.
Oregon, to begin work fo r him at
H. H. Edwards. Mr. Gunzell re
the Toledo camp.
(All prices quoted FOB Portland, Oregon)
cently
sold all his interests in St.
Mrs. Hazel Lewis returned home
Wednesday from a trip to Seattle, Petersburg, Florida, and likes Ore
HARRY M. JOHNSON A SON, Props
where she returned w ith her gon so well he is looking fo r
location in our state.
returned w ith her brother and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Mathews, who were in Powers on North Bend are visiting at __
Cheir vacation. Mrs. Lewis also homes o f Mr. and Mrs. Russell’s
visited her daughter, Mrs. Selmer sisters, Mrs. Jack H a n n o n __
M ellin and fam ily, of Yamhill, Mrs. Hans Jorgensen and families.
JTeiitlnel
■WHOLE
POWERS
A t Fairview
Buzzing Around
POW ERS
Assemble Your Own Boat
Save Up to $57.50
ACT TODAY!
w t
eer
Powers Locals
$72.00
$87.50
$112.00
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Landless of
Coos Bay, are spending the hunt
ing season visiting w ith Mrs. Land
less sister, Mrs. Emory Hubbard
and family.
£UTO,
SERVICE
You can be sure when you
drive in here, your ear w ill
receive expert attention.
You’ll fool the solid comfort of
Ride on "Sofa-.Wide” Soots. . .
response of that power-packed
100 h.p. V - i or 9 5 lip . Six.
Don't Guess
(About Gas!
You’ll feel those "Hydro-Co»"
and "Para-Hex" Springs step
over bumps. . . . The 3 5 %
e a s ie r s to p p in g " M a g ic
Action” Brakes . . , Ford's new
"lifeguard" Body ond 5 cross
member, box-section frame
structure—- 5 9 % more rigid!
We sell quality gaa and lubri
cants. Your car deserves the
best; let us service It!
RIB STEAKS
VEAL
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You get "looks," too! The
famous New York Fashion
Academy judged it "Fashion
Car of the Year." See it— try
.
STEAKS, shoulder cut
“Friendly and Efficient"
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OCTOBER 14 & 15
T. VERL JOHNSON
r o r s MARKET
W est Second St.
In H enninger’s Grocery
lu ille
Texaco Service
Station
Phone 25
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