AGE FOUR
e
Consolidation Vote
Set For March 20
S e n tin e l
COQUILLE. OREGON.
Make Your Home
A consolidation w ill be voted in
the M yrtle Point area on Thurs
day, March 20. This vote w ill be
taken for high school purposes only
and w ill include the districts as fo l
lows: Sitkum, Dora, McKinley, and
what was before the consolidation
w ith Gravelford, known as Pleas
ant H ill.
In each case the vote w ill be
taken in the schoolhouse located in
the district and in all cases ex
cept the Union High school, w ill
be held at 8:00 p. m. However,
the voters in the Union High school
district w ill ballot between 2:00
and 8:00 p. m.
The old Pleasant H ill school
which has not been used for the
housing of school children since
1939-40 w ill, in spite of the delapi-
dated condition of the building, be
used as the voting place for the
voters of former D istrict 74, Pleas
ant H ill.
Anyone desiring a description of
the property involved in old 74
may secure same through Martha
M. Purdy, county school superin
tendent.
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MARCH IS. 1S3S.
Hollenbeak Captures Audience In Lead
Role of 'Heaven Can Wait,' Jr. Class Play
Jim Hollenbeak, Coquille high school junior, played his
way into the hearts of a capacity audience W ednesday night
in the lead role of "Heaven Can W ait,” a sparkling comedy
th a t is the junior class play.
Hollenbeak availed himself of
all the qualities of the theatre as
he played the role of Jo Pendleton,
fighter who had been snatched into
heaven too soon only to find that
his body had been cremated before
the mistake could be remedied.
The play produced a laugh in
every line as the in visib ility of the
heavenly people to people of the
earth brought confusion and accu
sations of insanity to Pendleton
played by Hollenbeak who was
the sole person to hear and see
M r. Jordan, portrayed excellently
by John Clayton, and the heavenly
messenger who had made the mis
take played by Sally Jeffrey.
Ed Atkinson was the typical
fig ht manager, Max Levine, who
had been guilty of the cremation.
He arranged the fight for Joe in
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the body of a banker, Mr. Farns
with FIREPROOF
worth. who had been murdered by
his w ife just as Joe was looking
for a body to climb Into.
The fight never came o ff as the
wife, played expertly by Joyce
Mitchell, shot her husband again
and this time Joe was raced across
town to be the spirit in the body
of Joe Murdock, a boxer who was
shot in the ring by gamblers. Joe
got to the body just in time to
As permanent as stone.
save the fight.
The chief love interest was
As charming as wood shingles.
played by Marcia Mauney who
was pleading for her husband who
"Your home is your best security”
had been frbmed by the real
Farnsworth. Joe falls in love w ith
her while in the banker’s body,
but makes amends and he tells her
HOME EXTENSION U N IT
to be good to this boxer, Joe M ur
MEETING IS TUESDAY
dock.
Coquille Home Extension unit
Mr. Jordan went back to heav
w ill meet Tuesday at 10 a. m. in
en after Joe was transformed into
the community building to study
Murdock and everybody was hap
Phone 3451
I the topic of “ Basic Tools.” Child
py but Max Levine who had lost
MR. AND MRS. WASHINGTON EVERETT COLLIER (Ada Marie care is being provided at the home
his forty per cent.
Students
having
supporting Feaster) come down the aisle after their wedding. Taking place of M rs- Bernald Sapp.
roles and doing excellently were on February 17, this was the firs t wedding to be held in the new
Bob Swinney, Diana Schroeder, Coquille Seventh-day Adventist church.
Mrs. Collier is the daugh- t
Geraldine Smith, Jane Gould,
ter of Mrs. Helen Cooper and her husband is the son of Mrs. Mabel
Sherril Hatcher, Nana Foss, Fred Collier.
(Coquille Studio) '
Iverson and Dennis Clark. The
play was directed by Win Kelley
Weekend guests at the Guy
and the stage flats were b uilt by building program.
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Perrin home were Mr. and Mrs.
the stage craft crew under the
Joe Mathews and Mrs. and Mrs.
SPRING VACATION STARTS;
direction of Paul Snider.
TEACHERS OFF FOR MEETING Dick Buswell, all of Roseburg.
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Many Coquille school teachers Mrs. Mathews is Mr. Perrin’s
COQUILLE WOMEN WOULD
w ilj be off for the Oregon Educa sister.
START UNION A U X ILIA R Y
tion meeting in Portland and next
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A delegation of Coquille women
week. Spring vacation w ill begin
interested in starting an auxiliary
Recent
guests
at the home of
Friday w ith school beginning again
to the Coquille carpenters’ local on March 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boots have
made a surprise visit to the Coos
been their son and fam ily, L I- lc
Bay women’s a uxiliary recently.
and Mrs. Tom Boots and Donna.
WALSH
FILES
FOR
DELEGATE
In the group were Mrs. Walter A.
L I - lc Boots’ visit w ith his parents)
M iller, Mrs. Alton Dungey, Mrs. JOB FROM 4th DISTRICT
was cut short when his leave was I
Senator W illiam Walsh of Coos cancelled. In a telephone call to
Robert T. Coon, Mrs. Ronald Rus
sell, Mrs. G. W. Ray, Mrs. Robert Bay has filed for the post of dele his parents, he reported he is ’
Jackson and Mrs. Frances Susnik, gate from the 4th congressional being sent to San Diego and later j
the latter a Coquille visitor from district to the republican national w ill be transferred to Washington, j
convention.
Others seeking the
Shelton, Wis.
same post in Coos county are D. C. Mrs. Boots and Donna w ill i
George Hall, M yrtle Point editor, stay with his parents here until
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and Lars Peterson, Coos Bay city he leaves fo r the east.
★ Fewer Scouring Troubles
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coucilman.
Norwood Browne, Coquille Hotel
★ Lower Feeding Costs
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Mrs.
J.
A.
Lamb
has been kept
owner, was named a director of the PLANNING A CITY!
at
home
the
past
few
days by i l l
★ Better results than ever be
Oregon Coast Highway association
The city planning commission ness.
fore! Proved in actual feeding
at a meeting of the group Monday
entertained some seventy - five
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testa Now you can raise bet
night in North Bend.
Robert
Sanford Heights residents Monday
ter calves aafely and sell more
Thompson, Coquille motel operator night to discuss the new map pre
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Robison
m ilk! Peebles' C alp -K it costs
and owner of the Hotel Coquille
pared by W illard Morgan, city returned this week fi'om Los An
only half as much as the milk
building, is a holdover director and planning consultant.
geles where Mr. Robison attended
it replaces. Easy to feed with
has one year to serve.
a meeting of the Challenge Cheese
Objections
were
raised
by
some
calf meal. See us today!
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property owners as to the streets company as representative of the
BANDON SUPERINTENDENT
as set out, but the m ajority are Arago cooperative. Delegates to
QUITS TOP SCHOOL POST
now signing deeds to their property the meeting enjoyed a tour of the
Resignation of Supt. Keith Gold- to make possible a new street plan city arranged for them. The Robi
sons reported they found sunshine
hammer at Bandon was accepted fo r Sanford Heights.
with regrets by the school board
Ex-mayor David Biegger and most of the time but also had rainy
Monday night in that city. Gold- now president of the planning weather, too.
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hammer came to Bandon from group did an excellent job in pre
Never before so fine a precision writ
Gaston.
He
holds
a
master's
de
See
“
Spike”
Leslie
for insurance
siding over the meeting and ex
320 W. Front
gree and may do work toward his plaining the plans of the group for o f all kinds, phone 4891
tfc
ing instrument at such a low price!
Ph. D. it was reported. He has Sanford Heights.
Phone 801
been at Bandon during the past
(See Next Week’s Editorial)
Beautiful New Parker “21”—by
four years and was instrumental
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in taking the growing Bandon
See “ Spike” Leslie for insurance
7t3c school district through an extensive o f all kinds, phone 4891
the makers of the world’s most
tie
Johns-Manville
Asbestos Siding
I. W. SAYRE
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Now! Fortified with
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v t»
10 ^iy fee Trial
of the Mew
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