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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1950)
New Owners Purchase Lena’s Cafe This Week Logging Equipment Governor Lifts Firm To Come Here'Trucking PUC Ban Surveying crew s from the state highw ay departm ent were busy this week on T ay lor street running sights and placing m arkers for the pro posed three - lane highw ay into tow n whieh w ill become a four-lane highw ay, prob ably, near Bieggers or the Ford garage. No definite inform ation w ill be released by the state highway de partment, but several local men have reportedly seen the proposed plan fo r th e highway from Cedar Point Into Coquille and say It w ill follow the old highway into town w ith one-way tra ffic going south on Second street and east on Second to H all and out high way 42. • • Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hatcher had as guests for a week their grandson and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown, of Dayton, Wash., who were on a honeymoon trip . Over the week-end the Hatch ers took th e ir guests to their cabin at Lakeside. The Browns were much impressed w ith southwestern Oregon, which they were visiting fo r the firs t time. M r. Brown is w ith the Braden-Bell Farm Ma chinery company at Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. David Biegger. .Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Sommers, Mrs Elsie Forrest and Mrs. Emma Rooke were in Reedsport on Sun day to attend a housewarming for M r. and Mrs. E. C. Forresf,,. Also attend the party were Mr. and Mrs. George Forrest, M r. and Mrs. Joe Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lackey, Mr. and Mrs. Tom For rest and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bent ley. About People cane sugar values listed below Tpen visit aaieway ana Special 'Get Acquainted' O ffer to Introduce yoo to KITCHEH CRAFT FLOUR I t works wonders with ANK recipe! 10^79®’ Beet Sugar Soda Crackers Shortening Campbell's Soup Apricots BUSY BAKERS RO YAL SATIN Finest Q u a lity Meaty blade cuts «« ID . 69 Beef Lamb Shoulder. . . lb. 65c Steaks, lb. >1.15 Short Lamb Rib Chops lb. 95c Fowl lb. 63c Hen Turkeys, lb. 59c lb. 95c Pork Sausage_ _ _ lb. 55c Skinless Wieners,., lb. 55c Ribs Swell for Iroilioq lb. 35e Sliced Bacon Fancy Sliced Bacon ” 7 lb. 59c lb. 53c ROUND TRIP FARES You save an extra 104t or m ore tach way on every G rey h o u n d R o n n d -T r ip ticket! Ask «bout the big Fall Round-Up of all kinds of trips, tours, special featuresl A M W IX A M P U S A. B. D A L Y 824 N. Front Coos Bay , CO. , Phone 2931 SAFEW AY GUARANTEED PRODUCE SELECTED Potatoes There ere heed reds mere San Franciscos 7.35 $13.25 Los Angeles 13.10 23.60 Albuquerque 29.35 53.85 El Paso 27.90 50.25 New Orleans 47.55 85.60 56.05 100.90 ' Miami 53.ee 96.48, New York 41.25 74.25, Chicago Kansas City 35.49 63.75, 25.80 46.45 Denver Salt Lake City 21.80 3925 Portland. Or. 4.95 7.39 Seattle . . 7.95 12.701 Spokane . 11.59 29.70 (Plus Fed. T a x j B IL L BARROW Ph 2451 Roxy Corner, Coquille GREYHOUN Mediasi Sises U.5. Me. Fs 104k. 89 104k. X 10 2 3 Vegetable B eef ^Crm. e f Chicken. Chicken Noodle or Mushroom 95e 49e 89e 89* 2Vs 25e Lb. Sack Lb. Pkq. Lb. Can 6 Cans VALLEY G O LD No. Choice— W hole. Unpeeled Can 1b. J1.85 Ground B e e f,. . . . lb. 59c IIS BODY OUTLINED by Apache arrows, frontiersman Jimmy itewart awaits the Indians’ next move in this dramatic scene from Broken Arrow .” Filmed by Twentieth Century-Fox in Technicolor, his historical epic of the West Is scheduled at the Roxy Son., Mon in uie nauu v. Fine Q u a lity Steaks. Steaks. » ' ¿ Z and Inserted Teeth I, A rvid Niemi, the 1940 OSC football captain, and C liff Snider, two-year letterman end, are the- “old men” of the squad. Each i r 24 years of age. a flH E h Beef Chuck Roasts For Simonds Saws, Knives, - N _____ Be wise: SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE NOTARY OddPellows Bldg. J*®,1. , n n a k N GEORGE E. OERDING (.RANT VAN DOREN io - ’¿ r a r • •With Coupon Available a t Safeway Oerding & Van Doren Agency a,siu>ie On-the-job farm training for veterans is being offered* by the M yrtle Point Union | .high school in cooperation i w ith the V eterans’ Adminis tration and the State Division of Vocational Education. Enthusiastic about a trip to Cra ter Lake and the Oregon Caves which they enjoyed over the Labor Day weekend are Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Goodwin, jr . _____ __ W em rn u were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCues They visited their daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Ward, who was celebra ting her birthday anniversary. Back from a trip to the East coast are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hook er and daughter, Debbie. In addi tion lo jaunts into Canada and Mexico, the Hookers visited twen ty-seven state en route. In Boston, Mass., they visited Mrs. Hooker’s relatives. On the return trip, they spent some time, in California. . • • On leave in Coquille fo r the past week was Pvt. Robert S. Abell, who has ju s t graduated from E. J. C. school at Aberdeen, Maryland, Abell has left fo r Fort Lawton, Washington. G. I. Farmers Can Get Training At Myrtle Point High Thirteen veterans are now en- ; rolled and taking this tra in in g 1 under the instruction of Ted Kirsch local Veteran agricultural instruc tor, reports G.' B. Goddard, high school principal. « In order to eligible fo r tra in ing veterans must be. operating a farm or working on a farm. Classes are held each Monday- evening in. the agricultural building of the M yrtle Point union high school. Instruction consists of work in farm machinery repair including welding, sheet metal, blasksmibh- ing an carpentry as well as in struction .in dairying, pastures, soils and bookkeeping. Veterans must sigh up nôl la te r than October 1 in order to begin training November 1, which is one of the three dates during the year that new veterans may enter train ing. Under public law 346 Which makes this ‘ training possible, no veterans w ill be allowed to Successful in recent Oregon Bar enter training after July 1, 1951. examinations were John More Ea A ll veterans in training at this ton and Robert L. Thomas of Co date w ill be entitled to fu ll bene quille, both graduates of the U ni fits. versity of Colorado School of Law. Those interested in training The two attorneys are friends of shhould contact Mr. Kirsch or M r Attorney John J. Pickett of Co Goddard quille. 'ues., Weds. SEPTEMBER 14. 195« COQUILLE. OREGON. [a in ly 4-H Leader Gets Induction Call Ten third graders from the new elementary Lincoln school w ill be taken to Washington grammar school to relieve the overcrowded condition at that school, the board voted Monday night. This w ill cause a second-third grade split and a th ird -fo u rth grade split, Supt. Ray Hunsaker said. The only other alternative was to hire a th ird teacher, and this would have been nearly im posible due to the district’s f i nancial condition. There are 110 students In the th ird grades in Coquille. , A W urlitzer piano was pur chased from Hal Roberts of John ny’s Music store for $577.87. Three other bids were submitted. Turned down was a request to use the school auditorium for dancing classes. Supt. Hunsaker was instructed to get the legal forms reedy for asking fo r bids fo r the Valley View school. The c ftrk question as to hiring a new clerk was tabled as no one had evinced any interest in the position as it was presented. JFentlnel Lena’s Cafe, owned by Mrs. Lena Pribble, has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rhodes, it was announced today by the Maynard Agencies who handled the sale. M r. and Mrs. Rhodes come to Coquille from the midwest where he has been manager of a chain of the famous “ Hot Shops.” She is the daughter of Mrs. C. L. Knupp of Coquille, 'and at one time was connected w ith the Glayds Gilbert studios in Port land. Governor Douglas McKay wired Howard -Cooper corporation, | chamber o f Com one of the major logging supply merce that th that he he had ordered ordered the and equipment firm s of the liftin g of the ban on “ PUC-less" Northwest, w ill build a modern trucks in Oregon pending the shop and sales building on a tw o- hearing of the tria l of Moore M ill acre tract on the Marshfield high and Lumber company versus way at once. George Flagg, public utilities com Final details of the transac missioner tion in which W. A. Wylie, v ic e -, _ . .. The order allowed a ll of the president of the company, trucRers •------------ j • truckers in this signed area who had in thi9 papers fo for r the two acres of land had theh. pUtes .^,uned.. for ten were okehed this week. days to co back lo work The acreage purchased is just I the M ar^on-g county court outside of Coquille across fro m , h the evidence and gives a de- Laird residences and . was “ à • owned by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, The faan liftin g was w hat the Ross. “S.E . Chamber had wired for, and it ??auag?-L„Oiw ti>e ne7 R n T h w was wel1 acceP!e<i here, Clarence w ill be Don Wilson of Roseburg, Ogika chamber secretary, stated, who has managed their Douglas e e county business for the past sev- . . . . , eral years. Don Gosnell w ill be associated. Howard-Cooper builds modern attractive buildings and has been, Walter Schroeder, '22, Coos a welcomed addition to all cities county agent in charge of 4-H in which it has located. work, was called for induction • • into the armed force* this week. He w ill report a t Corvallis on Sept. 21. He had been in Coos county since November 1949 and elation, E. L CLAUSEN, president or the Coos Co in that time has done a rem ark berdsmanahip presented the Sumner-Catching In le t dairy able job of building up the 4-H trophy to Dean Peterson, representing the winn program in ih e county. He has (Coos Bay Times Photo) also w ritten a column of news and comment on 4-H work for The Sentinel and other newspa pers of the county. MYRTLE POINT (SPECIAL)— Causes Highway Surveys Crowding Split In Grades Being Completed For Local Schools Along Taylor Street PAGE FIV » Bartlett Pears 2.98 Tokay Grapes lb, t2'/2 Tomatoes - ' lb. 8c I t 18c Cauliflower, Italian Prunes ’£ L2> Cwn. Ä - . lb. * ' le th x t, lb la ^ SAFEWAY SQUASH M arbl»b»»4 er H ubbard a e r ie — w bkkaver h la riech Price« bi thfa ad ere * effective throufh Set- • urday. Sept IS . We reaerve the right to Hmit quentitie« I Tomato Juice Seeey Dews css 2 7 ' £32' Margarine Saeeybeak 24b. $ 4 73 Edwards Coffee 1 87‘ Tie 9 24k. $<3 6 3 14k. Nob Hill Coffee log 8 2 e l«B 8 14b. Airway Coffee B e, 79( Beverly Peanut Butter fteq. er Cheek ’S? 35« 20' Mrs. Wright’s Bread P ir a ft't Graham Crackers G old £ 5 6 ' 95« Crisco Shortening All-Farpete 3 ÏI.8 9 ' Sherfeelaq Swift'nmg Popolar 49 Cigarettes Brandt 2 /3 1 ' e« A Ce Cigars tel-Tee—Yen Dyck 5 Clqers Ivory Soap Large Ute 2 ..,,29« " s r 31« Granelafed Seep Duz Graaelated 29' White Magic i p r i t i Maesa ’e t 72c Sweet Cream Butter 12' Argo Gloss Starch ... Oc C . - Playfair Dog Food Cee 1 4 ' Pard Dog Food e 9» -9 8 « Johnson’s Gio-Coat Toilet Tissue Zee Breed 4 £ 2 5 « Pbq. et » g « Facial Tissues Zee f r t t t l 409 Breakfast . a 6eei Pev ô 4 C " V Large Eggs
