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of Seaside, Oregon, president of the Rebekah assembly of Oregon, on her official visit. A class will also be initiated. __ A. D. Rolfe and son, Ken Rolfe, left Monday for a few days busi cepted a position in Hall's grocery, ness trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson assuming his duties Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sheedy of and family of Eugene have been Tacoma are the guests this week visiting Mr. Johnson’s brother, of Mr. Sheedy’s brthero, Bob, and Hiram Johnson, and family. family. Monday they spent the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rolfe of day visiting friends at Coos Bay. South Gate, California, who have THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. The. Misses Barbara and Judith been visiting at the home of Mr. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1950. Taylor of Coquille are visiting Rolfe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Beginners, 8 to 18. grandmother, Mrs. H. H. Ed- j D. Rolfe, returned home Monday, About half of the near $600 cost their 2. Intermediate class. wards this week. Miss Colletta Rolfe of Olympia of the resuscitator purchased by 3. The swimmers. Harry Summers who has been is visiting her father, Deerwood the Powers Lions club has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. There will also be junior and Rolfe’ of Powers. » raised. FRESH FR U IT senior lifesaving taught. Floyd Summers of North Powers The instructions will, be. a t the One of the donations came from expects to leave soon for six Jackie Thorp and Dean Warner and BERRY Mr. and Mrs. Burlie Forrest of weeks special marine training in were two of the 21 Times carriers Powers is to have Red Cross old swimming hole back of the FLA VO R S' Anaheim, California, who lost Virginia. The school begins July who received a reward for in swimming lessons this summer roundhouse; and a vote of thanks creasing the Times subscriptions tiheir small son, Ivan, in the drown 23. with a Red Cross instructor, Mrs. is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Averill Taylor for the privilege of using ing tragedy about three weeks The Bob Brittons have a brand **J * « " * 8 de*p “ a iis^ trip Laura Lee Garrett of Coos Bay. Wednesday in the Silver Coho and their property as a thoro’fare. ago. • new station wagon which is ere-1 Registration, will be at the Water Jam* Jelly • • Mayor Harold Ross, who wrote ating a lot of interest among the j Petie cruisers from the Sports 'office, July 11, 12, 13 from 12 to men’s dock in Coos Bay. For a quick-and-easy luncheon the parents expressing the sorrow young folks in town. j 4 p. m., and 7:30 to 9 p. m. with serve chilled cantaloupe halves Mrs. George Fromm and daugh- i Mrs. Charles White of North of the townspeople of the accident Mrs. James Adamek and her as filled with a creamy cottage cheese Powers was hostess Saturday in which happened here, received a ter Frances Ann w ire called sistants in charge. There will be and topped with jewel-like canned M ORÍ FOR YOU« MONEY* honor of her husband’s birthday. letter from Mrs. Forrest in ac to Portland by the accidental death three classes: fruit cocktail. » Those attending were Mr. and knowledgment of the letter and of Mrs. Fromm’s niece; flowers which had been sent, and Mrs. Mary Wadman has had a Mrs. Lloyd White and two child stating they would like a part in very enjoyable week in hef home ren, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White and buying the resuscitator. on the hill above town, when so family and Rollie White of Illahe. A double birthday party was Thursday night members of the maffy "o f her family gryup were Lions club and interested towns here to pay her !£?*"VfSfr Her son, held this week in honor of Linda, people gathered ait the Lions den Colonel John F. Wadman and age 6, and Suzan 3, daughters of FAIR INSIGNIA— Blonde Perry to see a demonstration of the E. N. Mrs. Wadman with their two Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Rolfe. Sheehan will undoubtedly go J. portable resuscitator. bought by sons, John F. Jr., age 18 and Rob Those attending were Mrs. Jack places herself, but the composite the Lions club, with the help of ert S., aged 15 years, lately of Caughell . „ , and . _ Judy, . . . Celia, ,, Jackie wheel she’s holding was chosen and Harold Caughell; individuals and organizations. A Tokyo, Japan, spent a day u here. ln _ Kn, T’, Mrs. Ben as the official insignia for the patiept 100 feet or more from the Jack Wayne, another son of San Crabill and Betty Jo; Mrs. Bob World Transportation Fair at Anita, Calif. The exposi machine can be treated; and the Francisco, a daughter, Mrs. Eliza Root and Janet, Jimmy Boutin, Santa tion contains' thousands oi ex apparatus is useful for drowning, Grisaber also of California; Mr. Dianah and Robert Frye, Judy hibits depicting the story ol drug poisoning, asphyxia of new and Mrs. Wesley Wadman of Med and Cheryl Hall, Kathleen Mc- transportation from the earliest born babies, as well as for hospi ford, son of James Wadman, and Cart, Larry, Linda and Susan days. tal emergencies and neighborhood granddaughter Jacqueline of San Rolfe, Mrs. Harry Rolfe from California and Colletta Rolfe from accidents. The machine is adapt Francisco. Mrs. Leila Bogan of Eugene was Sove Y o u M o n e y a t . . . . T h e C o q u ille Food C e n t e r able for babies, children and Otis Thorp of Springfield is Olympia, Washington. an over-holiday visitors at the Mr. and Mrs. William Winkle- adults through its various mouth lately arrived in Powers and is home of her brother, Ray Wyland adapters. employed at the Gilbert Mill. He man and Carol Ann of Sweet and family. Mrs. Bogan was the It is mounted on its own car is staying wiith his brother, Clyde, Home and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey former Miss Leila Wyland and Winkleman and Jinks Lee of was a Powers resident around 1915 rying case, and can be operated and family. in any position, and extension Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson of Camas were guests at the home of and 1918. Mr. and Mrs Hans Jorgensen hoses can reach patients up poles, Springfield have moved to Powers ■their mother, Mrs. Ruby Winkle- motored to Vancouver, Wn., to under vehicles and other inacces for the summer, while Mr. Wilson man, over the holldayss. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark and visit his mother over the three-day sible places. If dual attachments is employed at Stanley Bros. They are provided several patients can have their trailer house parked at family drove up the McKenzie over holiday. the week-epd. Mrs. John Richardson of Sonoma, be treated at the same time. The the Sargent, Freemen home. Mrs. Ole Anderson of South Calif., is visiting her old-time case will be mouned on the local Mrs. Mary Smitfi and two sons,D , ... . _ , _ v . . , , home , from a , two- Bend, ’ Wash., ’ came home fire engine, ready for emergency have returned . .. with . her friend, Mrs. Georgia Gale of North . ... . her __ .. . Mrs. . !son Harold Ross ana family ' for a Powers. Sunday they spent on week . visit with mother, i use. It is on display at Sheedy’s __ Coos Bay visiting another friend, drug store. A donation will be Nellie Proctor of Compton, Cal- visit with her father, J. T. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Appleton of Mrs. Ed King. Mrs. Richardson is gratefully received from anyone ifornia. Eugene were visiting friends in the former Mrs. Hattie Chandler j interested. Mrs. Gladys Mayfield of To town last Monday. Dale was born and was a Powers resident for • • ledo, Ore., is spending her vaca in Powers and spent a good many many years. tion with her son, William, and years of his life here. He just Powers Locals Mr. and Mrs. Loren Warner and ! family in North Powers. graduated from the University of son, Dean, drove to Eugene S at Wes Hill of Gold Beach is vis Oregon. BY HAZEL LEWIS urday and spent the day with Mrs. Word was received by friends iting alt the home o f his niece, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight and Warner’s sister and family, Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. David Chase of Gwen Stemmerman. Mr. Hill has children of Tillamook spent the and Mrs. Bill Newton. Sunday they Eugene of the accidental killing done several paint jobs while in ;holiday> with Mr Knight’s par motored to Kennewick, Wn., where of their three-year-old' son, when town* ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clausen they visited Mrs. Warner’s parents, # 1 t a ll c a n Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown. Their Mr. and Mrs. John Ljumas of i of North Powers. a neighbor felled a tree and the son, Kenneth, who is attending child ran in front of ft. Mr. Chase Coquille were Saturday visitors in Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bones and school in Portland, accompanied is an employe of the S. P. rail Powers calling on many old- son of San Francisco spent the them. | way company and will be remem time friends. ~ week-end with relatives at Gay w ho le u n -p e e le d Mrs. John fdeyers returned home I Price Roop and Miss Dorothy lord and Powers. bered by many powers folks as he after a month’s visit with j was among the first group of CCC West of Eugene were visitors over ' Mr. and Mrs. Pete Robinson, Sunday her daughter, Mrs. Rohama Smith.' to come to Powers from Missouri, Sunday at the home of Miss West's proprietors of Edna’s Cafe, Phillip and Pit t e d family of Eureka, Calif. and was with Clarence Spitsnass, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kusha and Garey drove around Boliver Mr. and Mrs. Carey Bones spent The marriage of Mr. Roop and Mountain for a three day trip to Archie Lane, and others. The the Fourth at Lakeview, Oregon. family have the deepest sympathy Miss West is announced for some Grants Pass, Crater Lake, then Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hall and of the entire community. The boy time in Äugtet. back to the Oregon Caves, Cres daughters, Judy and Cheryl, spent j The Kennteh Jacksons who were is survived by his parents and a cent City, and the boat races at the 4th at Brookings and enjoyed ; married in Powers about five Gold Beach and Wedderbum. sister. • the Lily Show. They report be- j w ho le k e rn e l # 2 con 2 fo r Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Caughell years ago have returned with their Mr. and Mrs. Milliam Grove and ing sold on the Brookings country. son Scotty to again take up heir The Jack Caughell family o f! and daughter Caroline, and Mr. and children, Arlene, Leonard and Mrs. Bill Miller of Los Angeles abode. Mr. Jackson is employed in I Nancy spent the Fourth at Crater Powers, the George Fromm’s and solid p o c k # 1 c a n the Torrence’s spent the 4th a t ' were visitors this week at the fche Hollenbeck garage. Lake. At a special meeting Thursday home of Jack Caughell and fam Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gris- Bandon. Ralph Caver of Mississippi is ily. Darwin is a brother of Jack. I July 13, Chapparral Rebekah lodge , wold and daughter Bonnie Jean _, Harry Riggs of Portland has ac- ' will entertain Mrs. Helen Davis went to Crater Lake and other in- visiting his cousin, William Caver’ and family of North Powers. He • teresting places over the Fourth. Mrs. Helen Davis and mother- arrived from Mississippi about two in-law, Mrs. Olsen, will be guests weeks ago and made a trip to Alas co n at the James McCart. home during ka, returning to Powers this week. He expects to find work and stay their visit in Powers. Mrs. Davis here. HAPPY VACATIONING! and Mrs. Olsen are life long #2con Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie K ing, friends of the McCarts, all having and daughter, Gloria Jean, of Mon ! lived in Kansas Cfty. W ELL SHOW YOU mouth were visitors over the i Miss Gretchen Popps from week-end at the home of Mr. # 2 can , visited Mrs. Pete Robinson for sev j and Mrs. A. L. King. l| THE WAY . . . eral days last week. Mrs. Wayne Hubbard of Mon-| Forrest Sheedy, driving instruc- mouth visited her husband, Wayne,. ' tor at the Tacoma, Washinghon, who is employed during the sum- j Our road maps help you plan a ■ 'high school, who is visiting his mer on the C.B.L.C. trains. He' wonderful trip . . . . Our | brother, Bob Sheedy, received a drove Mrs. Hubbard back to Mon- quality gas and lubricants, plus ¡ticket from the city cop for park- J mouth Wednesday. We Always our service make your car more I ing wrong on Main street. Mrs. Allan Martin and daugh P R IC E S A R E R E A L L Y A D V A N C I N G Check Your dependable. For carefree vaca Miss Annie McMurtrey has re ter, Ann, of Bandon and Mrs. Carl but you can still buy a bond with your savings at tioning. let us service your car! turned to Los Angeles after a two- Orr and daughter, Carol, of Dos •GAS The Meat Department of Your Coquille Food Center week visit with Mrs. Alta Wor Palos, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whit T. VERL JOHNSON •OIL sham. tington, and Otto Perry, also ol' ----------------- WHY PAY MORE! ------------------ Bandon, spent the 4th wit • WATER T e x a c o S ervice Martin’s and Mrs. Whittii • T IK IS Powers N e w s mother, Mrs. John Meyers. C H IC K E N S S ta tio n •BATTERY Albert Dwyer ol Glen (Too Late for Last Week) Beach is visiting his brother, BY HAZEL LEWIS Powers, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Shepherd and grandmother, Mrs. Mary Far S tew ers lb. 3 9 c and two sons, Jon and Robert, of ber. Mr Eugene returned to their homes Fryers lb. 5 9 c Monday after a visit with relatives sons, Ben and Roger, and Mrs. C. here. Mr. Shepherd filled a va- P. Easley and Mr. and Mrs. James ! cancy on the S.P.R.P. while here. McCart spent the 4th at Agness. R oasters ,b. 4 9 c Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hosffbuhr and S. M. Mellin, formerly of Bridge port, Wn., arrived in town Sun two children, Denny and Jackie, of Why Pay More! day to return his family to their Medford visited with Mrs. Hosff- farm at Yamhill, after spending buhr's brother, Virgil Daniels, and C o tta g e C h e e s e the week with Mrs. Mellin’s moth family. Mr. and Mrs. Berlyn Billings of er, Mrs. Hazel Lewis, and grand Coquille visited the Emory Hub mother, Mrs. Ida Matthews. 5 lbs. $1.03 whiskey that's Mrs. Scdtty Shorb and Mrs. bard’s over the 4th and they all Helen Mellin were visitors In Mc- picnicked at the Agness resort. Mr. and Mrs. Dot Medlock of i Minnville last week. Mrs. Lucinda Vandecar and Coos Bay are in town packing their daughter, Margaret Ann, who have furniture to move to their new been at the Lucas Hotel on the home between North Bend and Rogue for the pas^ two summers Coos Bay. in Powers Sunday on their way to Coqulll^to M m H* Jrttend the wed- P n u /P r C f ' h l l i r h T n ding of Mrs. Vandecar’s daugh- C ò q t s ilie V a l l e y All The News From Powers kn i i n e l Powers Fund Hits Half-Way Mark For Resuscitator Swimming Lessons Set For Powers M.C.P. PECTIN BUTTER Cream O'Coas Grade "A " lb. 6 3 c BLENDED JUICE 2 for 2 5 c Pineopple Juice DelM onte2l1size2 ' or2 5 c # 2 can Moe's Special_ _ _ _ _ lb. 6 5 c COFFEE TUNA FISH Sea Bird grated can 2 3 c Pork & Beans Van Comps 300 size 2 for 2 5 c SH0RTENINGSwift'sJewel3lb.can79c Fruit Coctail APRICOTS can 2 9 c CHERRIES Hunts sour EGGS # 2 can 2 9 c Grade "A" larqefresh , doz. 5 5 c CORN Summertime 25c TOMATOES Hunts 2 for 3 5 c BABY FOOD Gerbers strained & chopped 3 cans 2 5 c TURNIP GREENS MUSTARD GREENS #2 2 for 2 9 c 2 fo r 2 9 c SALAD GREENS SPUDS Old 25 lb. bag 9 8 c 1 Ground Beef 1lb- 4 9 c I 1 Wieners 1b. 4 9 c 1 1 Fresh Oysters pint 6 5 c | I Polish Sausage 1b. 5 9 c 1 1 Eastern Salt Pork 1b. 3 5 c j „ , Sunny Brook CAeerfu/ as /Vame Goquille food Genter “ * K E N T U C K Y W H IS K E Y — A B LEND M Floor . 45% GUIN KUTUi SPIRITS . NATIONAL MSTIUEtt FIQWCTS COIF U.S. No. 1 23c Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and son, Jimmie, of Eugene were guests at the, home of Mr. Lewis’ aunt and Uncle, the William Mc- Lyman’s, and mother, Mrs. Nellie Lewis, also of Mrs. Lewis’ sister, Mrs. Fred Stock and family. M e e t S u nd ay S t Paul’s Mission will hold a 3 o’clock church service Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Stickney alt the Ranger Station. A no host potluck dinner will follow in the yard of the Stickney home. A Complete Line of LOMA LINDA HEALTH FOODS - FR E E D E L IV E R Y • • • Twice Daily Headquarters for Magazines, Newspapers, Postage Stamps — Fresh Frozen Foods 465 W. Front St. Coquille, Oregon Phone 971 O n th e R oad to B andon
