The Coquille Valley sentinel., May 21, 1953, Image 8

COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEl
Chamber Favors $55,000 Bond Issue
For Community Building Completion
GOOD NEIGHBORS
CONTRIBUTE MONEY
Good neighbors are the folk s
livin g in the Sanford H eights
district w ho feel that one good
turn d eserves another. A fter the
city installed w ater lin es for
them , they found them selve-,
w ith $900 left over from a w ater
co-op they had form ed earlier.
So, at a m eeting T uesday night,
they decided to do a good deed
for the city by donating the
m oney to the C om m unity b u ild ­
ing fund. Dr. R. N. Crawford.
Mrs. L ily B usick and L es Bahr
h ave been placed in charge of
turning the m oney over to the
building com m ittee.
T he Coquille C ham ber of Com­
m erce voted on T uesday to ap ­
prove the $55,000 bond issue for
the com pletion of the C om m unity
B uilding T he funds a re e a r­
marked for th ree m ajo r jobs:
$22,500
for
a
fire-protection
sprinkling system ; $26,500 for
¡com pletion o f concrete w ork and
¡the patio; and $6,000 for comple
D w ight Phipps, Jam es W alker
I tion of th e h eatin g system
and F ran k H am ilton, assistant
One of the points brought out sta te foresters, m et w ith over 100
iiv P res Jack Bowen was th a t the loggers Monday nig h t at M yrtle
I sprinkling system will be paid for Creek.
| in 14 y ears through the saving in
P urpose of th e m eeting was to and girls, m eeting certain re q u ire ­
fit«- insurance
acquaint the loggers w ith the m ents, w ere aw ard ed m em bership
The approval of the bond issue changes in O regon’s fo rest laws
cards. T he various groups w ere
| was reached a fte r som e consider­ w hich become effective in July.
a I.* i presen ted ch arters.
able debate led by S. H. Peterson.
A lbert W iesendanger, executive
T he program in w hich these
Mr. Peterson w as of th e opinion secretary of th e K eep Oregon boys and girls ta k e p a rt is four
that the cham ber should vote m ere­ G reen association at Salem , w as
l y to dissim ilate inform ation about also present at th e m eeting an d sided and is designed to strengthen
them m entally, socially, ph y sical­
I i the issue to th e g en eral public showed a film, “T he Enem y Is ly an d religiously.
h thus assuring the city of a m ore F ire.”
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represen tativ e vote. H ow ever his
W iesendanger told the group that
motion w as voted dow n 10-6. The forest fire prevention m eans steady
cham ber then voted to approve the homes and furniture, pulpw ood
i issue.
for p aper and taxes to su p p o rt
The Bonneville P ow er A dm in- schools and governm ent.
He pointed out th at protected
totratkM line from Riddle to N or-
FRIDAY AND
I w a y w a s brought to the cham ber’s and w isely m anaged forests m ean
May 29 is the d a te th a t has been
SATURDAY SPECIALS
attention by C larence Osika, read ­ all of these and more. T hey m ean announced fo r th e g ran d re-o p en ­
insurance
for
w
ate
r
supplies
and
ing letters and telegram s from
ing of J . C. W illiam s new grocery
I Sen. W ayne Morse and Rep. H ar- hillsides free from erosion.
store w hich he recently purchased
He also stressed the fact th a t from T. S. Stevens.
la- Ellsw orth. The two men stated
| that they would do everything, these a re but a few of th e reasons
F o rm erly know n as “S teves” the
possible to restore appropriations Why every citizen of Coos County new nam e of the sto re w ill be an ­
Beautiful Bunches
for the line. E llsw orth w rote th a t should practice fire sa fe ty m eas­ nounced a t the opening. A nother
, though the bill had failed in th e ures.
featu re of the day ’s events w ill be,
house appropriations com m ittee, he
the giving aw ay fre e of some real
felt sure th a t if th e S enate restored
food values to th e people holding
the money provisions th a t he would
lucky tickets.
be able to persuade th e H ouse to
W illiam s lias been in th e grocery
leave them in th e final bill.
business in Coquille for th e past
George Burr aired plans for Ben
28 years. H e was ow ner of W ill-
Chandler Day, scheduled for F ri­
lie n s ’ Cash Groceijy (n o w the
day.
S u p erette) w hich w as located in
M ayor Don F arr, speaking for
the F irst N ational B ank building
[ the City Council, explained th e ir
He also ow ned W illiam s Cash
stand on th e stree t-re n am in g is­
Mrs. O rlando A nderson and G rocery on F ro n t stre e t for 10
Fresh Frozen
sue. On Monday, th e Council Richard Lunsford, 1953 A rt Week years.
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voted to back the issue b u t to officers, will be special guests
leave the final decision to th e vot­ S atu rd ay at an A rtists’ league
ers. L. G. ¿Sharfer suggested the luncheon a t the Tioga hotel.
possibility of h aving th a t election
At this affair, th e 1952 A m erican
in conjunction w ith the com m unity A rtists’ Professional League award
building bond election to be held for o u tstanding achievem ent in the
June 12. At M ayor F a rr’s sug- prom otion of a rt will be presented. Carl Roten celebrated his 11th
gestetion, Pres. Bowen appointed a This year, th e aw ard will be given b irthday F rid a y night w ith _
com m ittee to aid in publicizing to th e Coos A rtists’ league.
b irth d ay th eater p a rty fo r 12 of
Mrs. M aud W alling W anker of his friends.
the need for th e street re-nam ing.
D
elake
and
B
erger
U
nderdahl
of
C om m ittee m em bers are L. G.
G ary is the son of Mr. an d Mrs.
“RED RIPE”
Sharfer, G eorge S tratto n and Dr. P ortland, 1952 A m erican A rt Week Don R oten and afte r th e show r e ­
officers, will m ake th e achieve­
George C hatburn.
freshm ents w ere served at the Ro­
, Earl I.inge, chairm an of the re - m ent presentation.
ten hom e
T
he
luncheon
and
o
th
er
events
■ t a i l H a d e s c o m m itte e , reported on
A tten d in g th e p arty w ere D en­
J the Frontier Days celebration to atten d , according tb Mrs. R obert is Sturdivan, H elen Blenz, G ary
Law,
president
of
th
e
A
rtists’
be held in Coquille J u n e 1 to 7. He league.
Sm ith,
Richie
Cuskoy,
Judy
urged m em bers of th e cham ber to
Kreick, G ayle Schroeder, Anne
don W estern garb and to grow
Mauney, David Mattoon
David
beards. Em phasis of the w eek­
Pagel, D ana Kennedy, Stephen
long affair will lie Ju n e 6. A
Goodson and L inda Wylie
w estern b rea k fa st is planned from
9 to 11, w ith en tertain m en t for
At a
reeent
Photographers
children and th e b eard-judging
convention he attended in Spokane
SHORTENING
contest filling in th e rem ain d er of
Throckm orton
won
three
Boys’ and g irls’ clubs of th e E l
the day. T here will be a kangaroo N azarene church p articip ated in a aw ard s of m e rit on fo u r pictures
court, Linge announced, to punish N azarene C aravan
W ednesday, he w as perm itted to en te r for
non-shavers and help provide May 13 a t th e church.
ju d g in g at the m eeting. A total of
funds for the breakfast.
These young people are tak in g 150 pictures w ere entered by the
Guests at the m eeting were R a­ p art in a national pioneer program photographers atten d in g the con-
leigh Miller of M yrtle Point Rev. of th e church and a re divided into ventin and Coquille can feel right
Ovid D illingham of U nited P ro v ­ four groups: The eight to 10 year proud of the show ing Ed made.
ince India; L. G. S h arfe r and old girls, Indian M aidens; Eight to
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i Noel Cam pbell of Coquille.
10 y ear boys, Indian B raves; girls
Need a p lum ber? Call River­
1 1 and up. P ath Finders; and bovs side Builders Supply, 3521. 15t4c
11 and up, T rail Blazers.
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At th e candlelit C aravan R ound­
Your Insurance needs _ See
BETTY CROCKER
up cerem onies W ednesday, 35 boys Dick J e w e ll- W ith C. W Lit’le
Foresters Talk
Fire Prevention
At logger Meet
Re-Oueninn Date
Set For Store
CARROTS
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T hursday, May 21, 1953
City Votes To Try Again For Bonds
To Complete New Communitly Center Frank
Coquille’s city council doesn’t give up easily. The group
i voted Monday night at the regular council m eeting to set
June 12 as the date to try again to sell the voters on the
issuance of bonds for the completion of the new com m unity
building.
This tim e it will be $55,000 asked
for from the voters,
th e sum is th e recom m endation of
th e Coquille com m unity building
com m ittee headed by George A.
Ulett who stated at th e council
m eeting th a t a sp rin k ler system
to forestall fire dangers is needed,
plus th e e x tra m oney to com plete
Boy Scout and G irl Scout rooms,
as w ell as th e patio ¿called for in
th e m aster plans.
A $75,000 com m unity building
bond issue w as defeated in Co-
quille Friday. P a rt of the money He reported th a t he will assum e
had been earm arked for the acqui­ the sta te directorship of th e M arch
sition of p ro p erty to add to th e of Dimes In fantile P aralysis F oun­
present p ark system .
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dation for Idaho.
Nihil who has been a po p u lar
and capable principal of th e local
school cam e h ere from M ilton-
F reew ater union high.
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F rank Nihil, principal of Co­
E xpert plum bing service a t Riv­
quille high school for the past two erside Builders Supply. Telephone
years, has resigned his post here. 3521..
15t4c
N ihil Takes
Position In Idaho
Passenger R ecap
24 Hour Service
on Passenger Car Tires
OPEN - OPEN -- OPEN
ALL DAY
SUNDAY
MAY 21
HUDSON
DRUG
STORE
6 TO 8 P.M.
ALL DAY
MAY 25 TO
SUNDAY
MAY 29
MAY 31
BARROW
RACKLEFF
PHARMACY
DRUG
We Recap All Sizes of Passenger Car Tires.
Full Cap or Top Cap
U . S. R o y a l
a n d G o o d ric h
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NEW’ TIRES
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY — BARROW DRUG
FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE
local Arlisfs
°lan To Attend
league luncheon
ea.
Peas Cr Carrots
10-02.
pkg.
Carl Roten Has
Birthday Party
CATSUP
WED. - SAT. - M AY 2 0-23
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[ SUN,-M ON.-TUES.-MAY 24-25-26^
Nazarene Youth
Attend Caravan
Ceremony Recently
CRISCO
¡White Cake Mix|
M eeting Scheduled
By Committeemen
( oos County and com m unity
com m itteem en for the Production
M arketing A dm inistration consei -
vatlon program will meet in Co­
quille Monday.
i
coming year.
Limit 2
DREFT
For finest lingerie
Reg.
Size
WAX PAPER
“DIAMOND"
each
roll
“DELICIA”
ICE CREAM
Cartoon “AIN'T THAT DUCKY'
Continuous Show Saturday Starting 4:45
Purpose of the m eeting is to p re ­
pare any recom m endations they
| may have to m ake to the national
adm inistration an,I to outline th e ir
ten tativ e A gricultural C onserva-
I tion program handbook for the
.
VNTHEEAST
PLUS DISNEY CARTOON
2 Shows Each Evening 7:0« & 9:11«
A
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d is c u s s io n
of
th e
Continuous Show Sunday Starting 4:45
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L IB E R T Y
p ro p o s e d
1954 ACP plans were heard at a
« l i - t r i c t I 'M
m e e tin g in R o s e b u rg
Monday which was attended by E.
L. Detlefsen, G eorge Jenkins, and
i W arren Briggs.
Jenkins said th e new program
seems to be geared to rhe support
of longtim e conservation practices
which will m aintain fertility and
, production. Such practices are
| costly and often a re n ’t followed
unless there is financial help
The state PMA office will give
the local handbook outline its final
approval.
FRI.-SAT.-SUN.-MAY 22-23-24
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m yr tle lane
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V
Gate Opens 7:0«
show At Dusk
Show Rain Or Clear
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F R I.-S A T .-M A Y 22-23
< LA SSIFIED S g u aran tee results
Have som ething you no longer
need. T urn it into cash and buy
n r ,« ). ONLY SEN T IN E l
LASSIFIEDS g u aran tee results
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You, Insurance needs __ 1
Dick J e w e tt-- With C. W. Little
notice to bidders
Notice is h ereby given th a t th e
Com mon Council of th e Citv of
1 oquillc, Coos Countv, O regonW ill
receive sealed bids for th e M lo w -
mg construction w ork on E lliott
s ™ 1* a
th e N orth sWe of
bZiwnd
to a P®1"* m idw av
S X t en Th rd s tr e e t an d r ° u r t*
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SCARLET
ANGEL
sat?* Sr
Excavation 463 Cu. yds.
( ° ncrete C u rb and G u tte r 630
Lan. ft.
CLOSED SUNDAY,
MAY 24
Base Construction 149 Cu vds
P.uaIt Sl,rfaclng 1018 Sq yds.
I ™ °th£r lnciden,al construction
Councl’ reserves
‘hc Dght to reject any and all bids,
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ffb S wlthout caus« Bids must
I oe rued on or before 8'00 P M
¡¡June 1, 1953. Plans and specific«-'
¡the c S * R ^ o frderln th<> ° rtiC* ° f
L. V. BAHR,
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Becorder.
Published May 21, 28. 1953
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