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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1955)
6---------- ------------------------------------------------------ 7 Thursday, Jan. 13,1955 COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL Sonny Day Receives Active Club Gavel At Installation Dinner Held Jan. 6th Sonny Day was installed asTioga hotel in Coos Bay tiv a to r; M ike president o f the C oquille A c tiv e O ther officers installed were correspondent; and Bob Anderson, c lu b at a jo in t in s ta lla tio n -d in n e r Monroe S w indall. vice president; George Litzenberger and W alt d u r l ^ the evenhig ^ y * ^ h e held January 6 w ith the Coos Bay George Hannaford, secretary ; B ill Scolari. directors. G irls ’ Sextette fro m club. The event was held at the I Carr, treasurer; Cecil Moore, ac- Cec Finley o f Coquille, d is tric t H igh school. M arshfield s< KEENED AND WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL W illiam Carr Speaks A t M eet O f Credit Women UHM . . . M-M-.MI That New Cook ELMER BENHAM Phone 5i W illia m C arr o f P u b lic Loan j C orporation was the guest speaker at the Tuesday meeting o f the Co q u ille C redit Women's Breakfast j club. The members m et at the 1 C oquille hotel.. In his speech, M r. C a rr e x p la in ed how loan corporations operate I and whay they are necessary fo r the people. He also e x p la in e d ' how th e ir loans d iffe r fro m a bank’s. D u rin g the business session, plans w ere discussed fo r the an nual Boss’ breakfast w hich w ill be I held sometime in M arch. The members also discussed ways o f helping w ith the local “ M arch of Dimes” drive. • • A t The Legion C lu b Adventists Give Holiday Offerings For New Hospital RE- -E A L L Y H A S IT ! The Big and Glorious News For All the People Who Love to Eat . . . And Who Doesn’t . . . We Don't Know ’em . . . AT OCR C L l’B Not the 1st Baby of 1955 But The Best to o k 1955 Will Bring To Coquille 0^^ 81 Post 36 FINS MEATS Luboshutz and Nem enoff Famed Piano-Duo To Play Tuesday As Second In Coos Bay Concert Series Herman's January SALE! •O B IT U A R IE S You'll w ant to see these outstanding suit values a t HERMAN'S. 4? This annual suit ’ I sale includes a large suit shipm ent. . . just arrived! Flannels and Worsted Suits Single breasted. Many styles and lat est fall shades. Reg. $55.00. Now only $ 3 7 .8 8 » Stand-Out Leader i In Suits * The 2-button model with the natural look. See our selection of finest, top- quality woolens. Nationally adver tised. Many just received. Reg. $65.00 to $75.00. ’ ÿ- -, $ 4 7 .8 8 r ■ ’ Coquille. Oregon F&M Luboshutz A Nemenoff, the famous duo-pianists, w ill appear at the M a rsh fie ld H igh School au d ito riu m in Coos Bay, Tuesday evening, January 18th, at 8:15 p. m.. as the second a ttra ctio n in the 1955 series o f the Coes C ounty C om m unity Concert association. Pierre Luboshtuz and Genia Nemenoff, who is Mrs. Luboshutz in p riva te life , have made a dis tinguished place fo r themselves as exponents o f duo-piano lite ra tu re . Recognizing e a rly in th e ir jo in t career th a t duo-piano p la yin g called fo r d istin ctive techniques and colorings, th e y developed a unique and a u th o rita tiv e style in M r. and Mrs. A. P. Christiansen both classical and contem porary and daughter, Tonya, returned re music w h ich has won fo r them in cently fro m San Diego and Los ternational acclaim. They are among the h a n d fu l of Angeles C a lif., w here th e y spent the holidays v is itin g relatives and instrum entalists, and o nly duo- friends. pianists, ever to appear as soloists w ith Maestro Toscanini. They are | frequent guest artists w ith every leading A m erican orchestra and th e ir concert tours fro m coast-to- i coast each year average some 80 recitals and orchestra engage ments. Admission is by mem bership card only. WE'VE A BIG BRIGHT BRAND NEW ARRIVAL ----- 22 Main St. (Formerly Front St.) Mrs. Z. B Berntson superinten- ent of the C oquille Sever.th-day A dve n tist Sabbath school, has an nounced th a t the local church school participated in the C h rist mas Day project of g ivin g o ffe r ings to b u ild a hospital at Taipeh, Formosa. There were a p p ro xi m ately 3,000 A d v e iitis t Sabbath schools ta kin g p a rt in the project. The cost of the hospital w ill be about >275,000. I t w ill be o f m od em a rch ite ctu re and w ill provide fa ciltie s fo r the care o f c lin ic cases as w’e ll as bed patients. Mrs. Berntson announces that a Nurses’ T ra in in g school w ill be set up in con ju nctio n w ith the hospital. The hospital w ill be the 115th medical in s titu tio n th a t the de nom ination operates. Attention Legion Club Members Coquille READY MIX CEMENT Delivered On The Job Meyer, h isto ria n - governor, was the in s ta llin g o ff i- LENA J. McNAIR Services were held Saturday, Jan. 8, at 10:30 a. m. fro m the I chapel o f the Schroeder M o rtu a ry fo r Mrs. Lena Josephine M cN air. 65, who died Thursday in Mast hospital. M y rtle Point. The Rev Donald Campbell, pas to r o f Pioneer M ethodist church, o fficia te d and interm ent was at the C oquille IO O F cemetery. No. 2 Mrs. M cN a ir was bom in M on trose. Colo. She is su rvive d by her w idow er, John M cN air. C oquille: daughters, Mrs. L a ura Robinson, Arago; Mrs. John Larson, Aberdeen, Wash., and Mrs. Adna Holycross. Lang lois; sons, Fred McNear, San L e andro, C a lif., and Clarence M c Near. C o q u ille ; brothers, Lon S in c la ir, Canby, and W a lte r S inclair. San Francisco, and nine grand | children. • r MRS. IRENE COTTOR Services fo r Mrs. Irene C ottor w ere held S aturday at 2 p m. in the Schroeder Bros, chapel w ith the Rev. M a u rice M ille r o ffic ia t ing. B u ria l was at the K nights of P ythias cem etery in Bandon. Mrs. C o tto r died at her home in Bandon Wednesday B o m in P ennsylvania June 15. 1885, M rs C o tto r had live d at Bandon 40 years. She is survived by her w idow er, S. R. Cottor, B an don; sons, Ben Reese, N o rth Bend, and Joel Reese, Chico, C a lif.; i daughters, M rs Thelm a Bergen. Coos Bay. and Mrs. Clarissa Welch, Erie, Pa.; and fo u r grand ch ildren • • JA M ES E. ADAM S G raveside services were held S aturday at 2 p. m. at the K nights o f P ythias cemetery. Bandon, fo r James E lls w o rth Adams, M y rtle P oint, w ho died Wednesday at his home. The Rev C lyde A u stin o ffic i ated Services w ere directed by the Schroeder M o rtu a ry. M r Adam s was bom June 26, 18879, at Fish tra p , near Arago. A Coos county resident throughout his life , he m oved to M y rtle P oint . fro m Bandon fiv e years ago. He was a dairym an. S u rvivo rs in clude the w id o w ,, Mrs. H ulda Adams, and a d a u g h -j ter. Miss Josephine Adams SHO PORK ROAST lb. 3 9 c PORK STEAk lb. 4 9 c GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. 7 9 c Country Style Sausage 3 lbs. 7 9 c Boy Scouts Plan Block of Dimes For Polio Drive C oquille’s M arch o f Dimes d rive moved in to its second week w ith the Boy Scouts m aking plans fo r th e ir B lock o f Dimes w hich w ill be held this weekend on F irs t Street. Jack Greenlur.d and Don Wade, scout masters, w ill be in charge o f th is phase o f the drive. On Thursday, January 27, Co q u ille mothers w ill conduct th e ir March on Polio. T h a t evening, lo cal residents w ishing to donate to the d riv e are to tu rn on th e ir porch lig h ts and the mothers w ill stop and p ick up the money. Co- chairm en o f the M others’ March are Irene B u rr and Sara R ig h t of the C redit Women’s Breakfast club. According to G W M cM ullen. Coos C ounty chairm an o f this year’s drive, ap p ro xim a te ly >241 was raised at last S aturday’s w re stlin g matches and >206 at the Kangaroo K o u rt. Dan Steinmetz Says SLICED BACON lb. 4 9 c SMOKED COTTAGE lb. 5 9 c SLAB BACON lb„ 4 9 c BACON SQUARES lb. 2 9 c Corned Beef (Boneless) lb. 4 9 c PURE LARD 2 lbs. 4 3 c ROASTING HENS BEEF POT ROAST lb. 3 3 c lb. 3 3 c Boneless BEEF CUBES lb. 4 9 c No Down Payment On Dependable Used Cars Ph. 2031 - 4021 SKINLESS WEINERS W . J. CONRA D lb. 4 5 c LUMB£R C O M PA N Y WEEKLY WEEKEND S P E C IA L ! SLAB DOORS ★ 2’8"x6'8"xlV * EIGHT COLORED ★ VARNISH GRADE ★ REG. $12.25 Special M r. and M rs A r t Husted spent the C hristm as holidays at O ak land. O r e , w here they visited her sister, M rs Zuetella Hayes and o th e r relatives Funeral Flowers Sprays and Designs C oquille's O n ly Exclusive Men’s Shop M. Moore Nursery And F lo rist Phone 5711 Servicing the Bandon Area With Free Delivery Every Friday 743 N. CENTRAL PHONE 3451
