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PA G I TWO
S e n tin e l
C O Q U IL L E . O R E G O N .
J U N E 29, 1950.
N o m a. T h e y w ill re m a in in C o
q u ille u n til a fte r th e P i n k s t o n -
C u rtis w e d d in g on J ly 3. O v e r
th é w e e ke n d M rs. D eN o m a, M rs .
R oth and c h ild re n and F lo yd D o -
N o m a visited in E u re k a w ith M rs .
D e N o m a ’s son G eorge E. D eN o m a
and fa m ily .
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About
People
L e a v e F o r Cooo B a y — M rs . M a r y
W a rin g and h e r d au g h ter, M rs.
D o ro th y A lle n , w h o h ave been re
s id in g at th e Folsom A p a rtm e n ts
in C o q u ille , le ft on S u nd ay to m ake
th e ir hom e in Coos B a y .
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l a C a lifo rn ia — M rs . R a y Jones and
tw o c h ild re n , G ordo n and C aro le,
a re
v is itin g
w ith
re la tiv e s
in
S o u th ern C a lifo rn ia . T h e y expect
to re tu rn in m id -J u ly .
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A tte n d N o rth B end C lu b M e e t—
C h arles C a rm ic h a e l and son D ic k ,
and C lo vis C u rc h and son B ill, a t
tended a gun club m eet in N o rth
Bend on S unday.
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V isitors F ro m A rk a n s a s — M r. and
M rs. C o y Roten o f Leslie .Arkansas,
are spending the sum m er m onths
in C o q u ille v is itin g a t the hom e o f
th e ir son and d a u g h te r-in -la w , M r .
and M rs . D o n Roten.
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Santa
B a rb a ra —
V is ito rs F ro m W a shin gton — M rs. Guest« F ro m
Jacob R oth and th re e daughters o f W eekend guests a t the H a r r y
B u rlin g to n , W ashington, a re v is it Johnson hom e w e re M r. and M rs .
in g in C o q u ille w ith M rs . R o th ’s L aw re n c e B elzer of S an ta B a rb a ra ,
p aren ts, M r . and M rs. G eorge D e - C a lifo rn ia .
I n M e d fo rd — B o bb ie B rooks and Attend Coquille Wedding—Mr and
J im M ead ow s le ft b y p la n e on M rs . B ob S te w a rt o f S ta y to n , O r
W ednesday to r M e d fo rd w h e re egon, W ere visitors in C o q u ille d u r
th e y a re v is itin g re la tive s .
ing the w e e k -e n d , a tte n d in g the
t o n
m a rria g e o f Miss M a ria n n e R a c k -
R e tu rn s F ro q i San Francisco— M rs . le ff.
VJ. C. M ason re tu rn e l on W ednes
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d ay a fte r v is itin g fo r several w eeks
W ill G o to St. M a r tin 's S p r i n g s -
in S an Francisco.
M rs A n n ie F e n n e ll an d h e r b ro th
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e r, F re d C o lem an, a re le a v in g S a t
Guests F ro m S ilv e rto n — M r. and
M rs . L lo y d G re e n fie ld , S h irle y and ! u rd a y to spend a v a c atio n a t St.
M a r t in ’s Springs, W ash in g to n . M rs .
M a rg u e rite , h av e le ft fo r th e ir
F e n n e ll w ill a r r iv e back in C o
hom e in S ilv e rto n a fte r spending
q u ille by J u ly 9 and on J u ly 10
a w e e k in. C o q u ille , guests a t the
she expects h e r son and d a u g h te r-
hom e o f M r. and M rs . R a y Gos
in -la w , D r . and M rs . R .A . F e n n e ll
n ell. W eekend guests a t the Gos
to a rr iv e fro m East L an sing , M ic h
n e ll hom e w e re M r . and M rs . W i l
igan , a n d to spend tw o w eeks in
lia m B e a ty o f S alem .
C o q u ille . D r . F e n n e ll is h ead o f
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tne cancer research as w e ll as being
R e tu rn s F ro m A la s k a — Ned K a y
head o f th e Z oology d e p a rtm e n t
has re tu rn e d to C o q u ille a fte r
a t M ic h ig a n S ta te college.
spending tw o w eeks on business
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in F airb a n k s , A la s k a.
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A tte n d
C o n ven tio n — Delegates
fro m th e C o q u ille Eagles a u x ilia ry
a n d th e Eagles lodge w ho attended
state conventions in G ra n ts Pass
last w e e k w e re M r . and M rs . R ay
Gnggs,' M r . and M rs . M a r tin K in -
cheloe, E a rl Schroeder, M rs. E a rl
Adam s, M rs. G eorge
Mrs-
M rs. H a ttie G a ffq y , A lb e r t W alsh
and R o y E llis. M rs . G eorge Adam s
was nam ed “ M o th e r" o f the state
a u x ilia ry .
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Adams
Tennessee Subscriber V is its S e n ti
nel O ffic e — M r . and M rs. H e n ry
K u n z m a n , o f M em p h is , Tennessee
visited in C o q u ille last w e e k. T h e y
stopped at the S e n tin e l o ffic e and
told us h ow th e y e njo yed th e p ap er
w h ic h they h ad subscribed to sev
e ra l m onths ago, w ith idea o f
le a rn in g about th e w est coast o f
O regon. M r . K u n z m a n says he
likes Coos cou nty and w o u ld lik e
to settle in th e area.
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LIVES ALONE
B a r r y F itz g e ra ld , w h o stars in
P a ra m o u n t’s k id n a p t h r ille r , “U n
ion S ta tio n ,” lives alone in a
H o lly w o o d a p a rtm e n t and lik e s it.
B a r r y ’s hobby is cooking and his
occasional p a rtie s a re m em o ra b le
O n W e e k ’s V a c a tio n — M rs. G e ra l dates fo r epicures.
d in e Esser is on a w e e k ’s vacation
fro m C o q u ille o ffic e o f the W est i
Coast T e le p h o n e com pany.
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V acatio n s in P e n d le to n — Miss M a r -
1 gie M a r tin d a le le ft on M o n d a y to
vacation in P en dleton w h e re she
w ill be th e guest o f M iss Delores
P edro, fo r m e rly o f C o qu ille.
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Spend W e e k -e n d in Eugene— M r . '
and M rs . D a v e B iegger spent t h e ,
w e e k -e n d v is itin g in Eugene w ith
M r . and M rs.Jo h n P e rk in s w ho a re i
n ow resid ing in th e ir n ew h om e!
there.
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A tte n d B a ll G am e— M r. and M rs . * |
C. L . T u ttle attend ed the B a n d o n - '
R eedsport baseball g am e in R eeds- I
p o rt on S u n d ay.
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M A R J O R IE M A I N ’S p riz e -w in n in g slogan in U n iv e r s a l-In te rn a tio n a l’s
L e a v e on V a c a tio n — M r . and M r s . 11
n e w com edy h it. “Ms and P a K e ttle G o T o T o w n ,” takes the
Ed T h ro c k m o rto n and fa m ily le ft j
p op ular star to N e w Y o rk C ity in com pany w ith “ P a ” K e ttle as p layed on M o n d a y fo r S e a ttle and B a in - |
by P ercy K ilb r id e .
T h e n ew K e ttle release fea tu re s M eg R a n d a ll b ridg e Is la n d w h e re th e y w ill v is it j
and R ic h a rd Long.
A t R o xy T h e a tre Sun., M o n ., Tues., W ed ., J u ly M r . T h ro c k m o rto n ’s parents. T h e y ;
e xpect to re tu r n to C o q u ille «on I
2, 3. 4, and 5.
S a tu rd a y .
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R e tu rn
F ro m
R edm on d — M iss '
From where I s it... ¿y Joe M a rsh
and sister, M r . and M rs . O scar D a y I
in R edm ond re tu rn e d to C p q u ille .
6n S u nd ay. A c c o m p a n y in g t h e m 1’
Maybe
This'll Wake Us Up!
Because a couple of thoughtless
drivers threw a newspaper out of
th e ir car yesterday, Miss G ilbert,
our school principal, nearly had a
bad accident.
She was follow ing them on the
h ig hw ay and* the paper flattened
o ver her windshield, so she couldn't
see. In a m inute her little coupe
w as across the line— rig h t in the
path o f an oncoming tra ile r-tru c k .
I t missed . . . b u t only ju s tl
The parties were recognized and
soon as I heard about i t I ran over
to Sheriff H a rp e r —demanded they
be brought up on charges. B u t
Ire n e B u r r and h er n ep hew , B o b -|
bie B u rr, w ho visited last w e e k |
w ith M iss B u r r ’s b r o th e r -in -la w j
on th e re tu rn trip w as C lin to n
H u m b e rt, a n o th e r nep hew of M iss
B u r r ’s.
H a rp e r gays: “ Hold on, Jo i. L e t’s
ta lk this out, over supper and a
glass o f beer a t A ndy’s.”
H e pointed out that those men
aren’t crim inals. Just careleaa. like
a lot of uh seem to be getting these
days, judging from the trash you
see along roadsides. From where I
sit. this near accident may be the
lesson we need to make us slop lit
tering our roads— and start show
ing a little tolerant consideration
fo r our neighbors 1
Con-right, 1950, United States Brewers Foundation
F ro m Cooe R iv e r— M rs . R eta M i l-
ton o f Coos R iv e r v is ite d F r id a y a t
th e hom e o f M r . and M rs . M . D.
j S h e rra rd . M rs. M ilto n is M rs. S h e r-
' r a r d ’s niece.
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V is ito r* F ro m Coos B a y — Mr. and
• M rs. L eo n a rd M u r r a y o f Coos B a y
visited S u n d a y a t the hom e o f the
! fo r m e r’s b ro th e r and s is te r-in -la w ,
Jetty Light Due
For Bandon Port
PAINTING CONTRACTS
BRUSH OR SPRAY
In s ta lla tio n o f a je tt y lig h t and
o th e r n a v ig a tio n a l aids on th e Co
q u ille r iv e r and p o rt o f B and o n
a re n o w being p la n n e d . N e m o P i l -
kin g to n , c om m an der o f th e B a n
don coast g u ard station, said today.
O p e ra tio n o f the lig h t a n d fog
signal was discontinued a y e a r ago,
but re -e s ta b lis h m e n t w as approved
in J a n u a ry a fte r a con certed local
d riv e by Coos county c iv ic bodies.
A lso slated a re 15 d a y lig h t n a v
igation m a rk s up th e C o q u ille
r iv e r as f a r as R a n d o lp h . These
w ill be covered w ith “scotchlite.”
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