The Coquille Valley sentinel., May 21, 1953, Image 1

Ben Cinaesdler Day To Start In Coquille Friday Noon
Oregon's No. 1 M an
Sentcaet
VOL. XLIX. No. 19
( OQUILLE, OREGON, Thursday, May 21, 1968
Celebration Throughout County Finds
Governor Patterson As Our Guest
Ben C h a n d le r, Coœ cou nty s No.
1 c itiz e n , is th e m an o f th e hour
on F rid a y , M a y 22nd.
A n d the
highest d ig n ita r y o f the state, Gov.
P aul P atterso n w i ll be present to
pay hom age to th e m an w h o heads
the O regon state h ig h w a y com ­
m ission and its w o rk .
Plans are no w set f o r a f u ll
F rid a y w ith e v e ry th in g needed to
m ake it a m em o rab le occasion.
The p ro g ra m :
Noon, C o q u ille c o m m u n ity b u ild ­
in g :
Sen. G eorge U le tt w i ll act
as m aster o f cerem onies at the
luncheon sponsored by th e C o q u ille
C h a m b e r o f Com m erce. P re sid e n t
Jack Bow en o f th e C o f C w i ll
w e lcom e the guests and in tro d u c e
v is itin g o ffic ia ls .
Gov. P a u l P atterso n w ill speak
b r ie fly ,
and
C larence
O sika
C h a m b e r m anager, w ill re v ie w
some of th e h is to ry o f the m o flc m
C oquille-C oos Bay h ig h w a y .
A t tw o p. m . a t C oaledo scales,
the o ffic ia l d e d ica tio n o f th e fo u r-
lane m o d e rn h ig h w a y w i ll take
10 Cents Per Copy
He Builds Highways
F o llo w in g th is the de d ica tio n o f , F o llo w in g th is they w i ll re tu rn
1 t i e G raveyard P o in t b ridg e w i ll be to N o rth Bend fo r a social h o u r at
held a t 3 p. m.
O Connors; and in the e ve n in g
Then the v is itin g o ffic ia ls and w ill be guests at a banquet in Coos
guests w ill be take n by the Coast . Bay at th e H a rd in g school w ith
G u a rd boats and p riv a te cruisers the Coos B ay C h a m b e r o f C om ­
o f M arc S helley, Ben Stone, and m erce s e rv in g as hosts. Leonard
F e lix D uke on a to u r of the bay and M a y fie ld w i ll act as m aster o f cere­
to C harleston and E m p ire w here monies.
th e y w ill be guests o f the C ham ­
1 he m a in address o f the e ve n in g
ber o f Com m erce o f th a t area fo r w ill be d e liv e re d by Gov. P au l P a t­
a to u r o f the state p a rks and a terson.
Rotarians All Set
Weafher Holds
lip lots Loqqinn
Throughout Area
up log p rices in w e ste rn O reg o n
las: week.
S um m er shows, o p e ra tin g on dirt
roads, have not been able to get
in to fu ll scale o p e ra tio n so fa r
th is s p rin g . W ith fe w e r logs than
usual co m in g to the m ills f o r th is
tim e o f ye a r
the seasonal p rice
d e c lin e has not sta rte d yet.
No. 2 second g ro w th D ouglas f i r
saw ings a t W illa m e tte v a lle y m ills
ranged fro m $36 to $50 a thous­
and, m o s tly $38 to $40. E ight-foot
logs w ere $16 to $17.50 a cord o r
$30 to 36.50 a thousand.
I a m p -ru n prices in Roseburg
area ranged fro m $36 to $42 a
thousand f o r lo n g logs, and $34
to $38 fo r s h o rt logs. O ld -g ro w th
sawlogs b ro u g h t $50 fo r No. l's ,
$38 to $40 f o r No. 2’s, and $27.50
to $30 fo r No. 3s. E ig h t- fo o t logs
w ere $15 to $16 a cord. S ixteen
foot le n g th s were $14 to $15.
I eeler logs a ro u n d Roseburg were
$60 $70 and $85 a thousand. One
m ill in n o rth e rn D ouglas co u n ty
paid $5 m o re fo r peelers.
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THE HON. PAUL PATTERSON. Governor of the State
of Oregon, alw ays a booster fcr a better Oregon, w ith good
highw ays, w ill be the main speaker Friday night at the
concluding dinner of the Ben Chandler Day celebration.
Here the genial governor is shown checking a copy of the
June HOLIDAY magazine which this month features the
Oregon country in a story by H. L. Davis illustrated with
colored photographs.
Budget And Fill
Voters Knock Down Two Bond Issues
With Record Outpouring Of Citizens
A
re c o rd n u m b e r o f vo te rs
tu rn e d o u t F rid a y to snow un d e r
tw o bond issues to ta lin g $145,000
in th e c tty elections.
. . ..
T h e p ro p o sa l to raise $70,000 to W i t h
b u ild e a rth e n f ills on E llio t t and
Council Goes Along
R e m O flS tr a iir P
" ' C l 11U 11 j 11 U I I L, C
To Get Together
ROTARY SALE ITEMS and Rotarians— Busy checking over some of the many item s the
j 81?. S Ub Wl SC at lhc George F Burr Motors Friday afternoon. Friday night
and all day Saturday are Iris Elrod, extrem e left, chairman of the event; Clarence Osika,
Harry Godard, and Elbert Schroeder.
(Sentinel Photo)
Street Naming Gains Some Ground Council
With Councilmen Barton, Laird Giving A Smile
B oth th e budget v o t in ^ z i id t i c
re -v o tin g on the t w o
ftfn d
issues w i ll com e at th e same tim e
it was decided b y th e c ity co u n cil
M onday n ig h t.
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W,
A.
T R,BUTE » A S BEEN PLANNED for Ben
l händler, Coos county No. 1 citizen, who as chairman of
the Oregon State highw ay com m ission has done much
to make Oregon a better state. His part in securing the
new modern four-lane highway betw een Coos Bay and
(o q m lle w ill be particularly heralded Friday at the all
day Ben ( handler celebration.
Retail Trades Committee Of C Of C
5et Big Western Day For June 6
4-Lanes Due Soon
For Highway 42
Poppy Day Set
E a rl L in g e led th e re ta il trades
c o m m itte e o f th e C h a m b e r o f
C om m erce in th re e m eetings th is
week se ttin g fo r th plan s fo r a gala
fr o n tie r
day
ce le b ra tio n
w ith
A m odern fo u r-la n e h ig h w a y be­ p le n ty o f fu n and excite m en t fo r
tw e e n C o q u ille and M y r tle P o in t
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 6th.
on h ig h w a y 42 is due w ith in the
The
C h a m b e r o f C om m erce
n e x t th re e years. T h e in fo rm a tio n
was released in discussion a t the g ro u p w e n t on re co rd to sponsor
W hereas th re e tim e s in th e past c ity
co u n cil
m ee ting
M o n d a y a n a il d r iv in g contest fo r ladies
t h ir t y - f iv e years the you ng m en o f n ig h t.
and m en ; a p ie e a tin g e ve n t f o r
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o u r c ity ha ve been ca lle d upon to
a ll you n g ste rs; fre e ( w ith sales
help tu rn back a th re a t to A m e ric a
j tic k e ts ) m ech an ical horse r id in g ;
on fo re ig n b a ttle fie ld s : and
W hereas -o u r yo u n g m en an
a pa nca ke b re a k fa s t (a n d fre e ) and
m a n y o th e r events in c lu d in g stores
swered th is c a ll w ith h ig h courage
o f C o q u ille w h o w i ll have special
and p a trio tis m , some o f the fin e s t
b a rg a in events.
o f them la y in g d o w n th e ir liv e s in
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the n a tio n ’s defense; and
T o h e ra ld th e event, beards,
A w o rth w h ile event is the Buddy
W hereas th e m e m o ry o f these
m ustaches, and v a rio u s o th e r k in d s
Poppy
sale
w
h
ich
w
ill
be
held
m en «and th e ir sa crifice s should
o f h a ir g ro w in g contests are ta k in g
here S a tu rd a y. M em b ers o f the placa, w ith n e a rly e v e ry one in
liv e fo re v e r in o u r h e a rts; and
W hereas o u r m e m o ry f o r o u r A m e ric a n L e gion A u x ilia r y w ill to w n ta k in g p a rt.
w a r dead and th e h o n o r in w h ic h sell th e poppies and ch a irm a n th is
W om en are o f course com p etin g
w e ho ld th e m is in d iv id u a lly e x ­ yea r is M rs. F red K unz.
in th e e ve n t w ith th e w e a rin g o f
T he pa tien ts in variou s V ete rans
pressed by th e a n n u a l w e a rin g o f
le v is and fla n n e l s h irts , and at
hospitals made the poppies and
th e m e m o ria l po pp y, n o w
least one, w h o d id n ’t co m p ly w ith
T h e re fo re , I D o na ld F a rr, M a y o r th e fn u d s realized fro m th e sale i th e in te re sts o f th e g ro u p was
o f the C ity o f C o q u ille do hereby w ill be used fo r the aid o f disabled fin e d in a m ock “ ka n g e ro o ” c o u rt
p ro c la im F rid a y and S atu rday. veterans and c h ild re n o f veterans.
cere m on y T uesd ay noon a t the
M a y 22nd and 23rd to be P oppy
T h is is an a n nu al event and is C h a m b e r o f C om m erce m eeting.
Days in th e C ity o f C o q u ille , and held
th e
S a tu rd a y
p re ce d in g
E a rl L in g e announced th a t plans
do u rg e a ll citize n s to observe the M e m o ria l D ay as a trib u te to the
are g o in g ahead r a p id ly f o r the
days by w e a rin g o f th e m e m o ria l w a r dead.
event. In te re s t appears h ig h . A n d
poppy.
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m a n y b a rga ins w i ll be p u t on d u r -
Signed—
Mrs. F. Rush ton of Kelow a, B. j in g th e b ig day. I t w i ll be a p a rt
D O N A L D H. FAR R ,
C. was a C o q u ille v is ito r last S a t­ o f th e co m m e m o ra tio n o f 100 years
M a yo r.
urd a y. She was accom panied by o f Coos c o u n ty h is to ry . A n d says,
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M rs. E W hiteh ea d o f V e rn o n , B.
Jo h n E llis, fo rm e rly w ith M ay­ C. and the tw o w om en stopped E a rl, i f E dd ie N e u fe ld t o f Safe­
nard In su ra n ce com pany, has ac- here to see a frie n d . E lle n Nes­ w a y can g ro w a beard, th e n a n y ­
one can.
f-epted a po sitio n
w ith
E rn ie
b itt, be fore c o n tin u in g th e ir tr i;,
Judges o f th e beard g ro w in g
S m ith Insurance.
South.
contest w i l l be C o q u ille barbers.
Beach streets was defeated by 180
p la n s to de ve lo p and pa ve E llio t t
no votes to 164 yes m a rks.
street fro m 2nd th ro u g h 1st w e re
T h e issue o f a $75,000 bond issue d ro pp ed la st M o n d a y n ig h t w h e n
to co m p le te th e n e w c o m m u n ity D a rre ll D. C ox appeared b e fo re
b u ild in g and to b u y a d d itio n a l la nd the c ity c o u n c il w ith p ro te s tin g
T he to u c h y su b je c t o f th e street
fo r exp a n sio n o f th e c it y p a rk p e titio n s.
system got 200 no votes w ith o n ly
n a m in g — proposed b y th e c ity j
C ox w h o ow ns p ro p e rty on 1st
145 fa v o rin g th e issue.
and E llio t t had n e a rly h a lf o f th e p la n n in g com m ission— ga in ed a b it
T h e e le c tio n w as a s u rp ris e to p ro p e rty ow n e rs sig na tu res. T h e o f g ro u n d M o n d a y n ig h t fo llo w in g
c ity o ffic ia ls w h o f e lt th e com ­ co u n cil accepted th e rem o nstran ce. an im passioned plea fo r th e p ro ­
je c t by Ja ck B ow en, C h a m b e r o f
m u n ity - b u ild . in g .. bond , issue
was
A * le tte r u fro
m i D
B e e r r i t a and
Susie
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uu
na o
u s ie
sure o f passing, th o u g h th e y had F olsom p ro te s tin g th e p a v in g and C om m erce p re sid e n t, and L u d
V e te ra n s o f F o re ig n W ars w h o
p la n n in g
com m ission | p la n to p u t fla g s o u t in a n u m b e r
had d o ub ts ab ou t th e f i l l bonds,
w id e n in g o f T h ir d stre e t near th e ir S ch a rfe r,
A n n u a l event o f the V F W A u x il­
H o w e v e r people exp ressing th e ir a n a rtm e n t p ro p e rty was o v e r-ru le d v ic e -p re s id e n t.
o f business f ir m ’s s id e w a lks on
o p in io n o f th e v o tin g b e fo re th e a fte r it was read. T h a t street w ill
. c n ce
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u a c rto
,u n ii and
d iiu
p a trio tic h o lid a y s w i ll get some ia ry is th e ir P op py Sale w hich
C o u n c ilm e n v C ia
laren
w ill be held F rid a y and S a tu rd a y
e le ctio n had said th e y d id n o t fa v o r be im p ro ve d .
W ilfe r d L a ir d re p o rte d th e y w o u ld he lp fro m the c ity .
the plan s o f th e c ity c o u n c il and
j fa v o r th e p la n i f i t w e re a c tu a lly
T h e c o u n c il vote d th is wee« to o f th is w eek. M rs. B e rt P in ksto n
fe lt it was tim e to p u t a ch e ck-
p u t in to e ffe c t, b u t th a t th e y f e lt a id the m in b o rin g holes in the i t c h a irm a n o f the event.
re in on some o f th e a c tiv itie s o f th e
th a t th e pe op le o f th e c ity had th e con crete s id e w a lk s fo r th e fla g
T h e poppies w e re a ll m ade by
group.
r ig h t o f a d e m o c ra tic b o d y to cast stands.
ve te ra n s a t Cam p W h ite h o s p ita l
Spokesm en fro m th e n o r th end
I th e ir vo te on th e m a tte r.
T h e V F W p la n s on m a k in g C o - and proceeds fro m the sale w ill go
o f to w n had to ld T h e S e n tin e l th a t
A m o tio n by C o u n c ilm a n Iv a n d u illc one o f th e m ost p a trio tic to th e h o s p ita l, the N a tio n a l V F W
th e y w o u ld go against th e E llio tt
S m a lle y to rescind th e a c tio n o f c,ties *n f he n a tio n . T h e y have a hom e a t E ato n Rapids. M ic h .; the
stre e t f ill .
the c o u n c il tw o w eeks ago in v o t­ sm a ll charge fo r th e service and local V F W g ro u p fo r th e ir general
B iggest c o m p la in t ag ainst the
in g to p u t th e m easure on th e fu r n is h a ll n e w fla g s fo r th e w o rk . w e lfa re fu n d and a p o rtio n to the
c o m m u n ity b u ild in g bond issue
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b a llo t w as defeated.
V F W A u x ilia r y fo r t h e ir help in
was th e Sack o f concrete in fo r m a ­
s
e llin g the poppies.
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it
tio n on w h a t th e c ity p la n n e d to
American Surety-company
V eterans a t C am p W h ite w ho
do, p lus th e fa c t th a t p o lic ie s on owns a 20 ton D-7 Model cat, was vo te d b y the co u n c il to have
a s tra w vo te ta k e n a t th e tim e o f
i w ill b e n e fit fr o m the sale in clud e
use o f th e b u ild in g are n o t cle a r
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t e Coquille
r s t ^ te T r a this
c t o r week
a n d th e c o m m u n ity b u ild in g e le c tio n
men w h o saw actio n in the S pan-
in bo th stre e t re -n a m in g and street
■‘h -A m e ric a n W ar, W o rld W ars I
| Equipment company plant.
•e -n u m b e rin g .
and I I , and th e K ore an W ar.
T he big d ir t m o v in g m o n ste r
School v o te rs S a tu rd a y gave a
T h e to p ic o f stre e t n a m in g has
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j A'as re p o rte d stole n b y G eorge and been a h o t one.
big vo te o f co n fid e n ce to the
<V. E C la rk , dba, C la r k B ro th e rs
M u ch ta lk was sta rte d w h en schools o f C o q u ille d is tr ic t 8-C
| and S ta n le y L o g g in g com p an y o f va rio u s w o m e n ’s groups w e n t on S a tu rd a y w h e n th e y fa vo re d th e
j Bow ers in M a rch ,
reco rd opposing it and a p e titio n 1953-54 bu dget b y 161 “ yes” x ’s to
j
T h e in su ra n ce f ir m th ro u g h its c o n ta in in g 200 nam es was p re s e n t­ o n ly 11 “ n o " vtes.
C o q u ille is a skin g f o r b id s on agent, E rn ie S m ith , p a id o f f f o r ed to the co u n cil on M a y 11.
T h e bu dget w h ic h w i ll exceed
C a r r o ll N icke ls, p o p u la r d ire c to i
stre e t w o rk th is w eek. Im p ro v e ­ th e loss to th e tu n e o f $14,500. A n d
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S c h a rfe r _
in _
his
ta lk to t^ e thp s ix p e r cent lim ita tio n is one
m ents on H e a th fro m th e n o rth the com p an y c o n tin u e d its search -o u n c il M o n d a y n ig h t sa id he had
' a r *?est in C o q u ille school of m u sic fo r th e C o q u ille p u b lic
lin e o f 7th to th e sou th lin e o f w ith p la n e and o th e r means.
ta lk e d to m a n y o f th e pe op le w h o d
*s*r ’ ct h is to ry . T a h
is t cam
about ‘ chools, and le ad er o f th e hig h
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a i l l e f rtUDUl
8th is a d ve rtise d .
L a st w e e k th e cat w as fo u n d . signed th e p e titio n and th a t th e y | ' dup
due to thi>
th e co n sta n t g ro w th o f the school band, w ill re m a in in C o­
q u ille .
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F n o u
o' .
C o u lte r stre e t w i l l be im p ro v e d O n ly a m ile o r so fr o m th e spot re p o rte d th e y d id n o t a c tu a lly op ­ area, p lu s th e need o f fiv e e x tra
h n irm a n selected J. L . S m ith , B ill
S upt. R ay H unsaker announced c e le b ra tio n w ith plan s fo r a b ig g e r v o rtie r, and C ince F in le y to aid
, teachers n e x t year.
w ith w o rk to be done fro m n o rth fr o m w h ic h i t disappeared.
pose re -n a m in g th e streets.
S equel: T h e re ’s a good b u y no
L e v y ap p ro ve d S a tu rd a y was th a t M r. N ic k e ls had decide.! to and b e tte r e v e n t th a n a n y o f the h im in th e p ro g ra m . He w ill also
lin e o f 10th to th e n o rth te rm in u s
B a rto n cha lle ng ed th e s ta te m e n t
I
a lit t le m o re th a n $330,000 atte n d su m m e r sessions fo r hit. east seven was Ben B a rto n , t o - c a ll in others.
d o u b t in a cat.
o f C o u lte r.
of S ch a rfe r.
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T o ta l cost o f o p e ra tin g th e school-
ra d u iite w o rk and not ta ke a f u ll j ch a irm a n w ith S tan Sherw ood.
M o u lto n s tre e t b e g in n in g 150 _
C h a irm a n
B a rto n
announced
M eetin g T u e sd a y n ig h t, th e 4th
n e x t y e a r w i ll be $565,618
vca r o f f f o r s tu d y as he had o rig in -
feet n o rth o f th e n o rth lin e o f 2nd S e n a t C f
U ’f» tt
th a t concession p la n n in g was going
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$270.882
is
w ill be im p ro v e d to T a y lo r in ­
ahead w e ll and th a t n e a rly e ve ry
Mrs. Stella C utlip has invited
voted to p u t o u t a s o u v e n ir p ro -
f o r in s tru c tio n . School o p e ra tio n is
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c lu d in g th e piece o f 3rd.
g ro u p in th e c ity had s ig n ifie d its
”ra
m
c o n ta in in g a co m p le te h is to ry
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n
'v
$39.859
a ll children of Coos county up
In th e n o rth p a rt o f th e c ity ,
in te n tio n o f ta k in g p a rt.
o f the th re e c o m m u n ity b u ild in g s
D e bt service to p a y o f f cost fo r
through 12 years of age to p ar­
11th stre e t fr o m th e w est lin e o f
U n d e r discussion is the selection
I t w ill be p u b lish e d on h ig h
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H o lly stre e t to th e w est lin e o f
ticipate in a local slogan, poster
S tr “ r t sw eeoine schedu’ es fo r $66.160.
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erade m agazine ty p e book pa pe r
C a rte r avenue w i ll be u p f o r bids O regon, w o rk o f v a rio u s c o m m it­ the c ity have been set by th e cou ncil
N ickle s ’ " and
and essay contest on “How To
an d
w ill
co n ta in
p h o to g ra p h s w ith " Red
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— * E d d ie T ea-
tees, and d e ta ils o f several b ills
fo r w o rk .
w ith th e n e w sw eener on d o v rr -
p rin te d in co lo r. T he w r itin g and ; Rarden b e in « considered
Keep Coos County G reen.”
nassed d u r in g th is session w e re ex­ to w n w o rk on M ondays. W ednes­
e d itin g w i ll be done b y R a lp h
A c c o rd in g to B a rto n , M a y 29th I
M rs. C utlip, chairm an of the
p lain ed by S enator G eorge A. days. and
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U le tt to m em bers c f C h a p te r CC j areas w ill be sw e pt tw ic e a m o n th
B e rn ice M o lth u . c h a irm a n o» th e
he w h ip p e d in to shape and th e ■ has posted a $10 p rise fo r the
P ercy M anser, “ dean o f O regon
o f P E. O. S isterh oo d at th e ir b u t o fte n e r i f needed to keep th e
a rtis ts ’ w i ll be on hand to g ive in ­ Queen contest, w as em pow ered to m o n th o f Ju n e w ill see m uch ac- 1 w in n e r
m e e tin g M o n d a y evening
Sena- streets clean.
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nesday, M a y 27, betw een th e hours
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th e ir in te n tio n s o f seeking a n n e x - ^ ra m w as M rs. Ge< rge U le tt. M rs
Coos Bay, or taken to Room 817,
a tio n f o r p ro p e rtie s each m an has
M abie o f M y r tle P o in t was tio n K W R O . to o k h e r s m a ll son. c la im a n ts in f ilin g f o r o ld -a g e and school.
tic k e t sales.
- tic h o n o ra ry . M a ry was tapped
Post O ffice building at Coos Bay.
P a tric k to a s o c ia lis t in P ortt=nH s u rv iv o rs in su ra n ce b e n e fits and to
A sh o w in g of M r M a n se r’s w o rk
p la tte d f o r n e w b u ild in g d e v e lo p - elected de le gate to th e O regon th
T h e c o m m itte e decided to e n - fo r h o n o ra ry a t a special h o n o rs .
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P o rtla n d an sw e r a n y qu estio ns re g a rd in g th e
Entry deadline is June 18 and
w ill be on v ie w in C o q u ille th e la rg e th e p a ra d e fo r th e 4th o f and »wands convocation F rid a y '
m en t.
State P E O co n v e n tio n in June. the firs t o f the w eek
S.x-ial Security A r t
the w in n er w ill be announced
la te r p a rt o f June.
J u ly eve nt and Jaek B ow en, p a rad e n ig h t.
on June 1».
By Mayor Farr
VFW M en To G et
Aid On Flag
Lost Powers Cat
Found This Week
Close To Home
VFW Auxiliary
Holes
To Sell Poppies
School Budget
Given Big O.K.
City Council M s
Rids On 5 f reefs
Music Director
W ill Stay In City
Legion Auxiliary
Poppy Sale Starts
Ben Barton Sparks M Celebration Planning
With Queen Contest, Parade Plans Completed
Contest Opens
For All Kids
Street Sweepinn
Speaks A t PEO
^chedu’es M ade Up
Art Assoeofon
Members W ill M eet
Annexationr Dti"
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