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PAGE FOUR Christian Young People To Attend Summer Camps /e m in e ! COQUILLE. OREGON. Dr. Gutman To Leave County The court made no statement as to plans for the future though it is understood that the demand for higher salary for Dr. Gytman by the state had something to do with the resignation. Last week the county health as sociation also went on record op posing any movement that would allow Coos county to operate with out a full-time public health doc tor. Dr. Gutman in a public state ment said: “I leave Coos county with considerable regret, having found it a friendly and receptive place in which to work.” • • MAY ADELE TODD JUNE 21, 1231. i During the month of August young people o f. the Coquille Christian Church w ill attend sum mer camps and conferences at Grayback, eight miles west of the Oregon Caves. ' During the first week in Aug- A vacation Bible school starts > ust the combined intermediate and Monday at the Pioneer Methodist t young people’s conference w ill be church with all boys and girls I held; the second week w ill be from the age four through junior ! Christian boy’s camp and the third ■ week w ill be Christian G irl’s week. high school age welcome. Rev. and Mrs. I. M. Nelson w ill A nominal registration fee of accompany the Coquille young 25 cents for the oldest child, 15 people to the camp. cents for the recond registrant, • • and 10 cents for all other children in the family. Parents or older brothers or sisters should accompany pre- school children to the registration at 9 a. m. Monday. Qaily dis missal is at 11:30 a. m. Vacation School Set By Methodists Resignation of Dr. Eleanor B. Gutman, Coo« county health o ffi cer since the end of the second World War, was accepted Friday by the Coos county court. Dr. Gutman who is slated to re ceive her master’s degree in public health administration from the University of California in Berkley this month has been on a years leave of absence. O B IT U A R IE S Coquille Lads Urged To Try For Baseball Team Services were held Monday at the Schroeder Funeral chapel, Co quille for May Adele Todd, 81, who died at Timmons Nursing Home where she had been a patient for a week. Mrs. Todd was bom at Belmont, New York, M ay 10, 1860. She had been a resident at Gold Beach for 5H years before entering the nurs ing home. * * Something New In Oiling Streets Councilman Clarence Barton doesn’t sit around and wait for his city crews to get his dusty streets oiled. . , . No siree. not a b it He puts the finger on his neighbors and presto, the project of oiling is started. On Tuesday night Hank M c Cue and Councilman Barton in a Texaco station pickup and a specially designed sprinker at tachment with Hank McCue at the steering wheel pot several barrels of oil on the road run ning by their respective homes. And it worked. The dust was gone Wednesday morning, o • CO Q U ILLE G IR L A T G IR L ’S STATE Miss Glenna Noble, the Coquille American Legion auxiliary’s can didate for G irl’s State, left on Sun day to attend sessions in Salem. She w ill return to Coquille at the end of the week. • • Powers to Have Chamber of Commerce Twenty Powers business men met Thursday to discuss the formation of a Powers Chamber of Com merce. Dr. Ralph Milne, Coquille Chamber of Commerce president, Clarence Osika, Coquille secretary, and Ed Roberts, M yrtle Point presi dent, attended the meeting and helped with organization sugges- Mra. Matilda Engen, who is now residing in North Bend, has as her guest, Mrs. W illa Wales Corbitt of Riverton. Wyoming. Mrs. Engen and Mrs. Corbitt, who is B. P. W. state corresponding secretary in Wyoming, attended the meeting of the Coquille B. P. W. club on Mon day. • • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones, Gor don and Carole, spent the weekend visiting friends in Eugene. County Club Changes Hands Effective July 1, the Coquille Valley Country club w ill be taken over by Buck Elliott, a Myrtle Point business man, according to Mrs. Dole Lothrup, the present owner. No plans have been an nounced by Mrs. Lothrup. 0153535353534853234853482323535348895348535323485348485353 As an outcome of the meeting, a dinner meeting was planned at which time the Powers group w ill be form ally organzed and an elec tion of officers w ill take place. The meeting w ill be held within the next ten days. • • | On the staff at Slater's Variety i store is Mrs. Allie Rowe a recent , arrival in Coquille from Oklahoma. • • Thanks to You All I deeply appreciate the honor of being selected to represent you on the board of directors of school district 8-C, and pledge to you my earnest and sincere efforts at all times to work for the best in schools for this fine1 community. I did not seek the honor, but I accept your confidence with a spirit of gratitude. Jack Stevens has le ft for Eu The New York Giants w ill hold gene to attend the summer ses a baseball tryout camp in the state sion at the University of Oregon. of Oregon this year as they realize that Oregon is fertile ground for Mra. Hannah WiiHa.ni« former ly on the staff at Slaters, is work prospective Major League players, Over two hundred Coquille res ing at Hermans Mens Stdre. and Coquille players are urged to Sincerely yours, idents took part in the artists’ try-out. • • tea Sunday in the junior auditor Mr. and Mrs. M yles Ready had Eddie Montague, former Major GEORGE A. HOWE as their guests for a week, Mr. ium for A rthur and Menalkas League and Coast League player, and Mrs. E. E. Denny of Arcada, who is now scouting on the West Selander, native Coquille artists, California, and as weekend guests, 5323235323535353535353534853235323482323482353484823482323 Coast for the N. Y. Giant» w ill be who during the tea drew two Mr. and. Mrs. John Stenross of on hand at Hillsboro, Ore. to look sketches. Arcada. A t the Roady home on over young prospects. One of the works was in oil and Fathers Day in addition to their The Giants w ill hold their fourth the other in pencil. . I Just Two Blocks off Highway house guests were M r. and Mrs. annual tryout camp at Hillsboro, Pouring were Mrs. Leona B ry Phone 211 101 toward the Ocean from Orville Roady, Fairview Route, Ore. The camp w ill run for three ant, Mrs. Archie Walker. Mrs. C. B ill Barnett and fam ily, Arcada, the Center of Port Orford. For Reservations G. Caughell, and Mrs. Alton Clau days beginning on the 28th of June. Mrs. Croa Pettengill and David Deadline for submitting photos sen. Assisting with the serving The camp w ill start at ten o’clock Noon ’til 2:M P. M. and Wesley Morton. to the Coquille Camera club con were Jackie Bowen, Joyce Ander (Promptly) in the morning and 1:66 - 9:66 Sundays • • Fined in Justice court during the test is July 11, Eve Strong an son, Geraldine Smith, Frances Ann wind up at two p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred B echill were Herb .Eyestone of Portland, nounced today. week were L. J. Evans, driving Fromm and Elrita Herrick. The photos which may be of any The work of the two artists w ill Giants Representative w ill be in while intoxicated, 2100 and costs; business visitors to Portland last Fred Harmond Dow, inadequate week. subject should be left at the Co be on display in the Coquille pub charge of camp activities. Camp Bales quille Studio. muffler, 210.50 and costs; Arthur lic library until July 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fluge leave Royal Fletcher, no red flag, $5 A ll players eligible to sign First prize is an eight by ten • • professional baseball contract are and costs; Jesse Richard Heller, on Saturday on a vacation trip to enlargement in a 16 by 20 inch invited to attend. There is no defective muffler, $5.50 and costs; San Francisco. mount, and the Eastman book. • • charge of any kind to the player Thomas Frederick Kerns, no mud "How to Make Better Pictures " Sam Ring of Portland was in Second prize is an eight by ten en or the fan who may wish to see flaps, 25 and costs. largement. Robert Clifford Foster, no red Coquille this week making ar the games, as the camps are strictly Judges are Harrison Hornish of Cedric Cross is leading in the a hunt for talent for the Giants flag, 25 and costs; Frederick Jo rangements for the remodeling of EVERY SATURDAY the Coos Bay Times and Ralph rural school board election In zone Farm Clubs. seph Yarbrough, overload, 280 and Miss M ay’s shop. The redecora Music by; ART NIEMAN Stuller ot The Sentinel. costs; ovqrheight, 210 and costs; tion job w ill be done in August. Players must pay their own ex E -l, with 65 votes according to the • • Visit Our Stowaway Room penses to and from the camp but, Augustus Philip Montague, failure returns received from Arago, A l i f they are signed to a contract, to yield r|ght of way, 25 and costs; I Mrs. W illiam McBeth has re Buffet Lunch at Midnight Saturday dercrest, Sitkum, Fairview and fa il expenses w ill be refunded Raymond Floyd Henshaw, reckless turned after a week in Portland Riverton. Barbecued Crab Pan Fried Chicken them. The Giants will furnish the driving, 250 and costs, no opera attending the State Grange con Paul M urray of the Empire zone bats and balls. Players must bring tor’s license, 25 and costs; Clifford vention. Guests at the McBeth Choice Steak Baked Virginia Ham received 60 votes in the Empire I * Yarbrough, permitting unli home this week are Mrs. McBeth’» their own uniforms. Turkey and Fish Dinners The appearance of Harry James rural school election and there censed minor to drive, 25 and brother, S. G. Brown of Patadena, While these camp« are strictly a and his band at Tanglewood on have been no returns on the Char hunt for talent and not a baseball« costs; Delbert Darrow Sutphln who w ill stay in Coquille for some OPEN 363 DAYS A YEAR the 4th of July week-end has leston election. school as much instruction as time passing with Insufficient clearance, time, and her daughter-in-law, In the non-high election, district been cancelled, Hode Caughell said w ill permit, w ill be given by the 1115 and costs; Clifford Mathew Mrs. Norman Siefert and two sons, today. James was to appear here 65, Sitkum gave one w rite-in vote men in charge. Fisk, switched plates, 210 and Bruce and Rex of Hollywood, Cali that week but he is cancelling all to Polly Nickason and three w rite- costs, no .operator’s license. $5 and fornia, who are here fo r • week. Games w ill be played each day engagements due to his doctor's in votes to Elmer Strode. A lder- costa. crest reported on vote f»r Polly ■nd all players will be given an orders, Caughell stated • • Nickason. George Stovall re equal chance to participate in in OPder »how their ability ceived 9 votes from the Sunnyhill The New York Giants w ill cer- district and 20 votes from Lake- » in ly appreciate anything you sldv. Building permits have been is can do to help publicize our tryout • • sued by the city to Pat Kelly, City camp. z Cleaners, 355 Front st. for interior decorating, wall and ceiling lining, estimated at $900; to Albert Pteussler, 355 N. Henry for re roofing house and garage, estima ted at $300; to Paul A. Snider, 276 3rd for new garage and breeze- Concluding the Fajth Lutheran way, estimated a t $500. ■ Mrs. Philip Alborn, daughter • • of Mr. and Mra. Ed Hughes of daily vacation Bible school a pro Coquille, was the runner-up for gram will be presented by the chil Mra. Florence Cameren has re the state women’s trap shoot dren in the Labor Temple on turned after spending the past championship. State champion Thursday evening, June 21, at week with her sister, Minnie D. la Mrs. Cal Ray (also a former 7:30 p. m. Tibbet of Eureka, California. featured on the program w ill be resident of Coquille.) • • We wish to thank the many patrons who have made our introduction Champion in her own claaa. the showing "Voyage to Rome.” On the staff at Chuck’s Flower Parents and friends are invited Margaret Alborn-ahot with an to COQUILLE such a pleasant one. We also pledge ourselves to Flower Basket is Mavis Newton. other girl for the runner-up title w attend. A rt Tea Draws Over Two Hundred Photo Contest Deadline Set Justice Court CASTAWAY LODGE Cross Leads In School Vote B Y T H E SEA ' D IN E and DANCE w W Harry James Show Is Cancelled JEAN • DOT • ELMER Building Permits M argaret Alborn Runner-Up In State Trap Shoot Lutherans Plan Evenings Program PATRONAGE In Announcing our ownership of the C O Q U ILLE and won with a straight 23. With Mrs. Alborn at the state shoot in Medford was her mother. Mrs. Ed Hughes. Rev. Moy Will Enter New Field V.F.W. Auxiliary Sets Pie Social A pie somial has been planned oy the ladies auxiliary, V. F W £o«t 965. The event w ill be held Wednesday evening, June 27, in the Labor Temple at 7 pm . Mem bers and friends are cordially in vited. • • Rev. Howard May of the Co quille Assembly of God Taber nacle w ill resign his pastorate here to enter the evangelistic field, it was revealed this week. . He has been pastor of the local church the past four years and during that time has built it up to one of the largest congregations In the city. The non-high school board w ill In his honor a group of local pas tors and church people visited his meet at the court house on July 9 Sunday evening service en masse to consider bids on school bus to pay him homage. operation. Drivers are needed on the Riverside - Fairview - Coquille run, the Charleston-Empire-North Bend run, and the Lakeside-North Bend run. Application forms may be ob tained from the office of the Mrs. Roy Morley was elected pres county school superintendent be ident of the Coquhle American Le fore July 9. • ' • gion auxiliary at a meeting of the JOHN HARLAND BEIRNE3 organisation on Tuesday evening. John Harland Beimes, 54 of Other officers elected were: Miss Ida Oerding, 1st vice president; Victoria, British Columbia, died Mrs. Claude Lemon, 2nd vice presi Saturday at Port Orford Auto dent; Mrs. Tom T hrift, secretary- Courtr while on a vacation in the treasurer; Mrs. Esther Briner, Mrs. area. Born at Parry Sound, Ontario, Henry Belloni and Mrs. T. S. Ste M r. Beimes was in Canadian civil vens, executive committee. A t the next meeting of the auxil service. The funeral w ill be at McCall’s iary the new officers w ill be install ed. An initiation of new members Funeral Home, Victoria, where the and the dedication of new flags is body was sent by Schroeder’s Mortuary. also scheduled. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. A gift of 225 was given to a Amy H. Beirnes, two sons, E E L needy veteran’s fam ily. Beimes, British Columbia, and On the hostess committee Tues Glen H. Beimes, RockcUffe, On day were Mrs. Tom T hrift, Mrs. tario. Louis Holimon and Mrs. T . S. Ste • • vens. i.'-Ti • School Bus Drivers Sought s * * * = Mrs. Morley Heads |f | Legion Auxiliary SIS • • VISITING IN CITY E. W. Gosline and wife and son HAS SUMMER JOB are visiting at the home of M r. and M ary Gauntlett of Oregon State Mrs. G. F. Gosline in Coquille this college, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. week. The Gosline’s are the son Wes Gauntlett, has a sumirfer job and daughter-in-law of the Co- i as secretary in the office of City quille couple and make their home Recorder Hode Caughell. in Raymond, Wn. provide the best possible service—and shall welcome suggestions for Mrs. Mary Borns and son. Bob by Burns, and Mrs. Cora Steele re turned Tuesday from a trip to Klamath Fells where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Custer. Mrs. Custer is the former Mrs. Hallock of Hallock’s Dress Shop. En route to Klamath Falls they visited friends in Medford and Grants Pass. • • • Mrs. Lyle Knox and daughter, Kay, has returned after spending a week’s vacation in Portland where they attended the races. • • improvements. MR. AND MRS. NORWOOD BROWNE. Special good eating r- Merchants' Lunch Sorry. . . Too Late To Classify Sunday, Monday and always Daily . ’round the clock, you are sure to FOR SALE— A good top shape Monarch wood range wonderml baker, hot water coils. John Perr- ott 490 S. Henry 23t3* Try our delicious enjoy our well prepared, tasty BOOKKEEPER W A N T E D for local firm . Cell 1311 for details. 23t3c menu treats. You’ll enjoy our good service, too! LUM BER FOR SALE— 1MM old and 2nd growth, donkey logging, 1000 feet road to build. $2000 down, balance $10 per M. See Porter Magness by Perkins M ill at Powers or w rite Sam Morgan, Box 2087, Sweet Home. 2 3 tl’ NO TIC E OF F IL IN G F IN A L ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned on June 18th, 1951, filed in the County Court of Cooi County, Oregon, her final account in the matter of the administra tion of the Estate of John Riley, deceased, and that said Court has fixed Tuesday, the 24th day of July, 1951, at 10:00 o’clock A. M„ at the County Court Room in the Courthouse in Coquille, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto, if any there he, and for final settlement of said estate. Dated and published first time, June 21, 1951. CLARA B ELL K F .I.I.V , Executrix 23t5c HO TEL Warm-Weather Menus WE ACCOMMODATE Salads, Sand wiches, iced tea, pastry specials ALL SIZES IN PARTIES OF THE CEDAR ' ' ROOM I For Fun and Relaxation Bring Your Friends to C lu b C h e n a n g o Featuring: SEAFOOD CHICKEN STEAKS „ CC|CWIH_E A COFFEE SUCE
