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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1950)
U IV v i/iiu iu ttc c 1U C U some additional taxation, the heavy burden of which w ill fa ll on large corporate incomes. There is little doubt that the b ill w ill pass both House and Senate and be COQUILLE, OREGON JULY «, 1»M signed by the President. It should be noted that this tax b ill does not j w— ow ■ o . ■ m . • • * Glimpses Of State Highway actually reduce or eliminate taxes 5 I U K K N E W J —it w ill raise substantially the same amount o f money as is being' Tell us at 3581 levied now. The new b ill shifts the places from whieh tax collec-1 Births filed w ith the County Uons are made and it w ill seem ¡Health department for the week like a m ild relief. But the people, i June 14-27’ BY RALPH WATSON the consumers, w ill continue to p a y , ~ .. . . . . Sam Boardman became a resi gathering the highway parks under ¿he taxes—indirectly. 4 To: Messrs- Mesdames Rus- • sell Goodsell, June 10, Coos Bay, dent engineer of the State High the ownership and control o f the way department on New Year’s Highway commission. When the appropriations b ill is a dauKhter. Kay Laverne; Calvin Day, 1919. He became parks su During the period from 1917 to fin a lly completed by the Senate McAllister, June 9, Reedsport, perintendent in 1929. He was 75 June 30, 1949, the total expenditure and cleared through conference a daughter, Peggy I^ e ; Darwin years of age in December, 1949. of state funds by the Highway i and final passage by both Houses, McDonald, June 6, Reedsport, a He is due to retire July 1, next, commission amounted to $354,915,- ! I believe it w ill contain some really son. Roger Darwin; Johnnie Cald- under the new retirement rule. 009. Of this total, the expenditure good news for the people at Char- ' well. May 6, Allegany,- a son, He saj% he is “ going fishing” after for acquisition, development, bet leston on Coos Bay. Meanwhile, I David Leon; Robert Wade, May 4, that, and that he “ knows all the terment, maintenance and opera am able to report that the E n -j Coos Bay, a son, T erry Lynn; good holes where the big fish are.” tion of parks was $2,274,344, i ginners anticipate the availability i Thomas Forbus, June 5, Coos He ought to for he is the Father slightly less than tw o-thirds of one of funds fo r beginning work on Bay, a daughter, Julie Diane; o f the fa r flung system of state per cent of the amount spent on , hat project soon after the middle May me Schutte, June 6, Coos Bay, parks which has been built up un highways and roads. The total a son’ Steven Henry; Clarence der his loving care since the com spent in the purchase of parks dur b u l k h t d ™ H t T n n° ^ “ . th x e ' : Shuts, June 11. Fourmile. a mission commenced to build that ing the period was $903,660; for bulkheads and some other con-; . m / v . When I visit ’ ,P ‘ Wllton system away back in 1925. But improvements $508,015, and for struction there. those who are given to guessing maintenance and operation, $862, Charleston and Coos Bay this fa ll,' ? oblnson’.June 13> Coquille, a son, have the idea that his vacation w ill 669. I shall enjoy telling the whole Ronald Allen; Listed in a report o f the Parks rather involved story of our strug be something like the postman’s; Lavern Noyes, June 13, M yrtle he W ill continue to walk around superintendent dated June 30, gle to secure this appropriation. Point, a son, David Gale; A rth ur the Parks department and its 1949, are 85 major parks through Lawrence, June 15, Port Orford, parks, handy where he can be con out the state which have been de There is a saying to the effect a daughter, Candace Sue; Lloyd sulted by his official successor for veloped by the department, and 46 that an elephant never forgets. Ray, June 15, Coquille, a son yet in their natural, or wild, state Apparently the Democratic donkey Jeffrey Lloyd; some little time yet to come. Jerry Eahoo The Park system was bom in the awaiing development. In addition, has a long memory, too. Two M yrtle Point, a daughter, Lynn early days of the Columbia high there are 29 developed wayside i y®a5? * <o Pre" den‘ ,T ruraan d e -M a rie ; Arnold Melby, June 16 way construction when Simon view stations, drinking fountains '2 , 0 ^ ^ ’ n T it w" the | M yrtle Point, a daughter, Marion Benson donated to the state the and memorials, together w ith 17 The , h e H° T C1Yd* Everton, June 12, tract of land now named Benson awaiting development. The Truman plan to change th e |D „_ jA_ o TT n . m n n 4 ? As of December 31, 1947, a total architecture of the White House1 Park, at Multnomah Falls. From presented to the Federal Fine S °U , June 10’ .Coqu2ÍÍ?1’,a da“5h* that start it grew rapidly by g ift of approximately 66,000 acres was and purchase and in a few in owned or controlled by the High Arts Commission, composed of n a -1 t* r ’ Einda Louise; W illiam Don Fourmile, a daugfa- stances by condemnation u ntil now way commission in its park and tionally-known and qualified e x - !ahue’ *^une perts in the art, architectural a n d , ’ Elleen Frances, practically every section of the wayside area. state has its park or wayside area engineering fields. The Comrnis-; W illiam M iller, M yrtle Point, set aside and preserved for the use sion unanimously 'dlsapproved of a Juné 19, a son, Ray Dean; James and enjoyment of the citizens of balcony being located in the m id- ¡ Sweet, M yrtle Point, June 19, s Oregon and the visitors who travel die of the south portico of the son, Daniel James, Paul Redford the highways of the state. White House. j M yrtle Point, June 21, a son, Mi- The legislature of 1925 set White House officials made no chael Elvin; W illiam Farmer, aside a percentage of the highway secret that th ^ President was píen-¡ M yrtle Point, June 21, a son, Ron- revenues for the purchase, deyel- ty “ burned” over the Commission's ¡ a‘d Louis; Cecil McDougle, M yrtle opment and maintenance of the decision and, disregarding the a d -! Point, June 22, a daughter, Lor- highway park system. By the end vice ofdhe experts, went ahead and etta Linda; Donald Welbum, North of 1928 the state had acquired 98 had the balcony made a part of the Bend, June 19, a daughter, Susan park sites scattered along the high White House, already crumbling Donnelle: Leslie Mass, North Bend, way system of the state; 15 of them from old age decay. Since then a j June 21, a daughter, Linda Colene. By The Hon. Harris Ellsworth being outright gifts by public spir m ajor repair job has been started; Vern Strong, North Bend June ited owners and a total of approx U. S. Represebiatlre ° n the executive mansion. ‘ : 20, a son, Vern Dale, Jr.; B ill imately $109,000 had been spent This week the terms of fo u r , Beebe, North Bend, June 20, a son A fter many months of discussion, in purchase and development. the House Ways and Means Com members of the Fine Arts Comrnis-1 W illiam Leroy; James Raynolds’ From the time of his appoint mittee produced a tax b ill. It re sion who opposed the President’s Bandon, June 21, a daughter’ ment as State Parks Superinten The President1 Sherry Rae; Teddy Knapp, Coos duces a number of the more i r r i balcony expired. dent by the Highway Commission tating “ w ar excise” taxes. To refused to reappoint any of the Bay, June 14, a daughter, Gaye in 1929, Sam Boardman has been make up for revenue thus elim in- four, replacing them w ith new Louise;. James Ring. Coos Bay, members. ¡June 10, a daughter, Cynthia Ann; • Ray Roderick, Coos Bay, June 7, Robert L. McCormick, research | a son, Gary Rex; Alfred Burdine, director of the Citizens committee Coos Bay, June 19, a daughter, fo r the Hoover Report, says. his j Darline Joy; Elmer Albeck, Coos organization is very much opposed Bay, a son, Richard Eugene, to two of President’s Truman’s lat- ! John M iller, Coos Bay, June 12 est proposals for reorganization of a son, _ Ronald Gene; _ A lv y Shoe-1 We want you to^BE AWARE the executive departments. Mc maker, North Bend, June 17, a Cormick was assistant to Herbert son, Michael Len; Robert Jj’ulmer, of our sincere interest in ! Hooker during the operation of the North Bend, June 17, a daughter, i Reorganization Committee, each of our customers. The Sherri Lea; Robert Fulmer. North j McCormick declared that the Bend, June 17, a son, Gary* Lee; COQUILLE SERVICE STA i President’s two recent proposals Clayton Bergstad, North Bend, j regarding the Reconstruction F i- TION invites you to come j nance Corporation and the creation June 14, a daughter, M arilyn Kay; i of a Department of Health, Educa- in and have your car thor 1 tion and Security are “ in conflict w ith the recommendations of the oughly checked before you Hoover Commission.” The President wants the RFC start your summer vacation. T he mt . lion , C ouoar ; transferred to the Commerce De MEXICAN LION, P U M A A N O partm ent. The Hoover Commis FMNTHtR 13 ALL THE sion said the RFC should be trans SAME ANIMAL. ferred to the jurisdiction of the / / ' axvkz . s rwoasMiuT atm . Treasury Department. Z a The reorganization plan creating ! a Department of Health, Education ! and Security also is “ at variance” • w ith Hoover Commission recom mendations. McCormick said that the President’s plan would put the health service under the jurisdic tion of the Social Security Adm in istrator, while the Hoover Com mission urged that the health serv- I ice be set up as an independent i United Medical Adm inistration, You may be ready for a taking in the medical activities of Z* the Armed Services and the Vet wonderful vacation and erans’ Administration. • • week-end travel this sum COOS ARMY CADET mer . . . . but is your car TAKING FIELD TRAINING Cadet Robert J. Detlefsen is one ready? Drive in today for of eight hundred students who have arived at Fort Lewis, W n„ a complete check-up. l to begin six weeks of intensive ; summer training. Cadet Detlefsen is an advanced Remember ROTC student and upon gradua tion from college w ill receive _ commission as a Second Lieutenant We provide only the best in the Organized Reserve Corps. products: The purpose of the summer tra in ing camp is to supplement the in structions already received by the student w ith practical outdoor n» ATLAS TIRES & TUBES field training. • • CHEVRON OIL & See “ Spike” Leslie fo r insurance of a ll kinds, phone 5 or 95-L. ttc GASOLINE Cfentinel »■«raw 17, a daughter, Greda Louise; W ilbur Gorst, North Bend. June Deaths filed w ith the County 15, a daughter, Leann; Robert Ros Health department, June 21-27: ter, North Bend, June 16, a daugh George W illiam Hall, June 17, N orth Bend; P h illip Barth, June 16, ter, Bonnie Jean. ueam s riled son, June 1$, N orth Bend; Conrad Bauriedel, June 16, North Bend; Charles Leroy Hansen, June 23. Coquille; Bessie Pearl Arnot, June 23 .Coos Bay. 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