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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1953)
Thursday, May 21. 1953 COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL T h e y A re W i nners and Elvie Glock, L u th eran ; Mrs. Ray Sanfor^, Cliff In g ram and 'Allen Dungey, C hristian Com m ittee m em bers from all churches are welcome to atten d these m eetings even though they may not have been contacted. • • Water Hot Topic Community Building Committee To Of White Clouders Request New Bond Issue Of $55,000 " ater—when they would get it— I was the topic W hite Cloud resi \ proposal was accepted at a f 1 ’.imunity Buiding com m ittee dents brought before the city coun m, •:ing Monday that the members cil Monday night. A larg e delega- ' ' n was present to inquire into the suggest to the city th a t th e Citv nil advertise another bond is- 'ta tu s of both th eir street to the I rca. the possibility of getting for $55,000. Classes for the T eacher T ra in w ater soon, and the m eaning of th e is bond would be advertised ing p ro g ram at th e C hristian -ew er main. the understanding th a t the They w ere told th e R etell p ro ISs church got under w ay Monday specify that $22,500 be used continue through Friday. Mrs. ject is com ing ahead; th a t w ater foi i sprinkling system ; $26,500 should be forthcom ing soon; and N ew ell M organ of Eugene is the for oiicrete work in the basem ent that any of the householders in the director. patio and $6 000 for comple- M orning an d evening sessions area th at w anted to could hook tu "f the heating system. are held and th e objective of the onto the m ain sew er liqe w hen it com m ittee fu rth er decided classes is to teach new and im was run to the KetelL property. th if the City Council refused • • I th, proposal they would turn proved teaching methods, m ater Vlvie E. Bureher. w ho has been th. ials and techniques. community building over to Mrs. Morgan is also setting up discharged from th e A rm y after th. ltj following th e com pletion two years of service, spent two a Daily V acation Bible School of minor projects. This would be which is scheduled to open Ju n e weeks recently w ith his parents, about Ju n e 1. 15 for a two week period. Mem Mr. and Mrs. E rnest B ureher of 1' • • City Council w as also to be bers of th e local com m ittee aid McKinley Route. He is now at notitied th at the w alk-w ay on th e ing Mrs. M organ a re Mrs. Don • t. C.emens, Mich, visiting friends th, North side of th e m ain au d i F arr. Mrs. W alter N’aff. Mrs. Bruce and expects to retu rn to Coquille torium should be strengthened. in July. Purdy and Rev Naff. Thi- would unable them to m ake C h ris tiq n C h u rc h T ra in in g Classes W ill End F rid ay READY M IX CEMENT Delivered On The Job the em ergency exit safer. • • Have a visitor? Phone 3581 and ask for the friendly newstake to m ake it a bit of th e g reat Co quille \ alley Sentinel’s coverage o' some 10,000 people every week. SCREENED AND WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL ELM ER Phone 51 BENHAM ----- Coquille, Oregon "S O I L AND BODY” will be the*subject of the Lesson-Serm on at all C H RISTIAN SCIENCE < III K(’ll SERVICES First Church of Christ. Scientist. Sunday. May 24, 1953 Coquille, Oregon See OSCAR fo r ORNAMENTAL IKON PORCH ANO A Branch of The M other Church The F irst Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass T hird and Hall Sunday School 9:30 a m. C hurch Services 11 a m W ednesday Evening Meetings at 8 o’clock Reading Room, Roxy Building 23!) West Second STAIR RAILINGS ANDIRONS — EIRE SCREENS We make anything you want in ornamental iron. Phone C o q u ille 791 June H O L ID A Y F e a tu re s O reg o n WINNERS OF ACTIVE SHOW—These winners <f th e Active club amateur show Saturday night were happy. Pictured from left to right arc Linda Molthu, 2nd: Darlene Barkley, 3rd; and Linda Crew. Bandcn, 1st winner. Prizes were $100. $75 and $25 defense bonds. (Sentinel Photo) Linda Crew Takes First Place Honors At Outstanding Talent Show Saturday *— T alented Linda Crew of Bandon won first place honors in th e Ac tive Clubs highly successful Sec ond A nnual T alent Show held S a t urday night at the Com m unity Building. Linda, who is 10, was sponsored Bandon’s W om ans Civic club and w as judged w in n er for her excel lent playing of several piano se lections. F irst place prize aw ard ed was a $100 defense bond. Second place w inner was Linda Molthu of Coquille who did a clev e r and unusual im itation. O ne of most hum orous was her im itation of a cat and dog fight. Sponsored by th e Coquille Lions club. Miss Molthu was presented w ith a $50 defense bond. D arlene Barkley of M yrtle Point was w in n er of the $25 defense bond for third place honors she won for h e r vocal in terp retatio n of "God’s L ittle Candles.” All of th e organizations spon soring contestants have not re ported the results of th e ir ticket sales as yet, so th e group that will receiye the $250 prize is still unknow n. O ther en tertain ers cn th e eve nings program , which was p re sented before an audience of abbut 1150, were Shirley Tobey of Myr tle Point, vocalist and last year's w inner, and W ilbur and Ju d y J e n sen of Langlois. W ilbur plays the trum pet and Ju d y the saxaphone and clarinet. N ate Cohn of th e “S tars of To m orrow ” radio program , sponsored by the S tar F urn itu re Com pany in P ortland, was m aster of cere monies for the S aturday evening show here. Coming with Cohn to participate ' in the outstanding evening events w ere David Carlson, 14 year old "Songbird of the W est” who spec ializes in popular songs; and Von- delee Connor, 7 years, who won sta te am ateu r honors last year for ’ her singing and dancing. A comedy, “Dress R eversal” w as I thoroughly enjoyed by the au d ience and A ctivians in th e cast w ere W in Kelley, Jo h n Weber, . John Ellis, John A llm an. A1 Rein- ' er, Dick M aeyaert, Bert Burr, H ow ard F oster and Don Hutchison. Members of th e Active club’s quartet. W in Kelley, Cliff Milne. Mil Kinney and F red Brum baugh, | also sang several selections which w ere w el received by those a t tending th e show. * * Final Rites Held For Millie Child F uneral services w ere held at 2 p.m. T uesday from S chroeders’ Chapel fo r Mrs. Millie E. Child, 55, who died May 13 at a P ortland hospital follow ing a b rief illness. Rev. B J e a n C lark officiated and fin a l in term en t was a t Sunset Cemetery. She was born Ju n e 10, 1897 at M yrtle P oint and had spent her entire life in Coquille. She w as a m em ber of Mamie Rebekah Lodge tw enty. S urvivors include her husband. Jam es Child at the fam ily hom e; one d au g h ter, N orene K ing of M yrtle P oint tw o sisters, Mrs. Roxy Stinson of Dos Palos, Calif, and Mrs. D orothy S parks of San Francisco; and three brothers. J. E. B right of San Jose, Calif., Zeno B right of M yrtle Point and Alden Bright of M yrtle Point. • • Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Downs of Fairview R oute moved to G len dale Ore. this week w ith th eir th ree children, Laura, D orothy and W endell. Mr. Downs w ill do con trac tin g and ca rp en te r w ork in that town. Your Insurance needs — See Dick Jew el!—W ith C. W L ittle » F eatured as th e m ain picture- travel story of the Ju n e issue of HOLIDAY M agazine, now on the new stands, in Oregon. In a lead article by H. L. Davis, famous novelist the rom ance of the sta te is told in words, w hile lovely color photos sh o w th e coast, the m ountains, the Colum bia riv er and lots of the balance of our state. Come take your pick o f the season's fin es/ FRESH SPRING VEGETABLES C Shot-il o v e te d A w a rd U a .W -. _ ... .. , Sheril H atcher, a m em ber of the 1953 grad u atin g class of Co In te r-C h u rc h G ro u p quille high school, has been aw ard ed a scholarship to Cottev W ill M e e t T o n ig h t college in Nevada, M issouri. This scholarship w as given by ________ Members __ of ____________ the Coquille ____ In te r C hapter CC, P.E.O. Sisterhood of church com m ittee w ill m eet this Coquille. evening at 7 o’clock at the home of Sheril is th e d au g h ter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Purdy. and Mrs S herley H atcher o Co- Mrs Floyd Peterson will p re- S he *s an honor student. side at this first m eeting w hich stan d in g th ' rd *n her class scho is being held to m ake plans for lastically, and has been active in the sponsoring of inter-church p o t high school activities. She is an luck dinners to which all w ho are o u tstanding m em ber of the high school band; a m em ber of the interested will be invited. Com m ittee m em bers from the N ational Honor Society; won the Elks F o u n d a t i o n Scholarship various churches are; Mrs. Clif A w ard: was a Princess in th e May ford Rice, Mrs. Theodore Clinton, Day C ourt; and is one of th e P ep- F. A. Robb and D iana Schroeder, sters. Episcopal; Mrs. Tom Benham. Cottey, a tw o y ear college, offers John B arrett and Marcia Jeffery . ,o young women th e bes[ ,n a A ssem bly of God; Mrs. P. F. W o lfe ,; liberal a rts education. This colleqe M arilyn M orton and C. K. Siefert, is ow ned and supported by the Church of Jesu s C hrist of L atter p.E.O., Sisterhood. Every Cotte.v Day Saints; Mrs. M innie Laws and college girl is entitled w ithout *ees Jam es Leonard, M ethodist; Mrs. to p riv ate instruction in any field Elinor G rem sgard, Carl Johnson I of music. ...a t Oranges. Calif__ 5-lb. bag 45c Cabbage, solid heads__ lb. 8c Peppers, plump, green .. lb. 25c Potatoes, new white. 10 lbs. 39c Potatoes. U. S. No. 1. 10-lb. 39c SAFEW AY N O W ! GREEN ONIONS RED RADISHES CRISP LETTUCE RIPE TOMATOES S park up your salads Cool bitey flavor Leafy full head» • Selected — nice tlicer* 3 HI NCHES 3 BUNCHES 10c 10c Tuna Fish 4 Fruit Cocktail $ l.o o 1™ V C o rn Hostess Delight Dei J V U * Al Sardines Gocenut Puffs 1 Cream Style Monte Pineapple pkg. Jell Well Cherries MARASCHINO Empress 4 -ox. Tide D etergent Oxydol so.P She’s gorgeously gowned in a white dress com plete with veil. She sleeps. Her head and arms move. Her real-to-life hair is beautifully done for the great oc casion. Beautifully boxed . . . a perfect birthday gift . . . a wonderful way to remind your favorite little girl that you love her very, very much. We reserve the right to limit - No sales to dealers. 5c oil pkg OC 2-Ib. »1 12c Airw ay Coffee 2 lb. 16c Edwards Coffee 2-Ib. 75c Pancake Flour 31c Fleet Mix For BiscuX . . 4 4 c 31c Flour S 2 f 29c Reddi Wip i,.o«. Pk ,. 27c Fancy Peas 1 Í 2 ISfe-M pkg. RIO GRANDE GREEN 10-OZ. JAR IS-ei. pkg. Ivory Flakes Ä .... 29c Raisins 4-lb. Pkg. 59c 49c HIGHWAY G elatines & Pudding 10c 19c . 3/ Pineapple No. 2W can »167 »1 81 *2 *2,. Suzanna 3'/,-lb. * > 4 C U. S. Choice Grade well-aged— carefully trimmed U. 69c lo .lb. 9 9 c Topping, 7-0». 53c GARDENING ? Come See Our Large Selection of GLOVES 31 C Butler No. 303 SEEDLESS 21 49c Skinless Wieners 59cXh'Lb. 69c Salmon Sweet heart Lb. Chinook u. s. Pot Roast , Choice D r e f l D etergent SUGAR BELLE 71 O L IV E S Soap 19c 21-oa. Ivory Snow Duz Similar dolls of this same fine quality can be found in other leading stores priced -up to $3.00. Look how you save at Safeway! Frozen ■ ' Choc. & Vanilla Nob H ill Coffee c„ giant size C h e e r Detergent No. 303 can FRESH SugauLoaf Variety 19c Kippered Snacks Dog Food K o£ No. 1 can Whole Wheat l 1/«-lb. or White pkg. ALI, YOU CAN California BAG IN Valencia’s TOTER BAG Oranges JA N E ARDEN Your own darling daughter . . . the little girl next door .. will surely reward you with a big hug when you add this lovely doll to her collection. 15c Fig Bars No. V« L a d y A lic e B ride Dolls 13-OZ. PKG. House of Lords — Solid Pack TEM PEST MAIN At Your SAFEWAY STORE This Weekend POUND Shady Lane 1,* ‘~ 2 9 c Eggs *AA* Large pkg. 20‘/i-os. pkg. 2 9 c Fresh M ilk I lb. dozen 75c 73c q‘ * M c Joy Liquid Soap 7-O». 3 1 c Peanut Butter Bevei5.yo». Margarine Bank S”""T i-u>. 3 0 c Corn Meal?;,™? J£uu,. By the Bread M W " right’» m u». 2 3 c Western Beer ’ 7c Bread Skylark Kul lib. 2 3 c Ice Cream cotiiuon Prices In this ad effective thru Saturday. May 23 U. S. Choice Round Steak C ro .n l Bool Piece, Lb. MORE MEAT WALUES Swift ' lb. 5 5 c Canned Hans 8 3 c Sliced Bacon 5-lb. can 5.79 Reg. . 3 9 c Fr» m ,b. 6 7 c u». 6 9 c Fillet Spare Ribs ,b. 6 5 c Clothes Bleach WHITE MAGIC BRAND 3 ' Off site on Vi-gal. .... Now 2 6 c °n fl«l. w je 5 e 01f also ...... Now 44C res^ Snapper ib 3 3 c CORN FLAKES CARNATION 2 LARGE BOXES 27«
