The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 13, 1955, Image 8

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COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
struck the deceased w ith his log-
j ging tru c k on J u ly 30, 1954 as he
' was crossing the extrem e south­
western end o f the F at E lk bridge.
Thursday, Jan. 13, 1955
against each in the sum o f $720 fo r der the name and style o f “ M id -
p la in tiff B u ffu m and $936.70 fo r O il Company.”
p la in tiff P a cific N ational F ire In ­
W auneta W atrous and Robert
surance Company. P la in tiff B u f-
McQueen are operating a restaur­
fum
alleges
th
a
t
the
defendants
Clarence Hand has file d a com­
ant business at Coos Bay under
p la in t against the State In d u s tria l were negligent in re p a ir! lg a tra c ­
the assumed name o f “ G io -B ro il­
Accident Commission o f the State to r owned by h im and th a t as a ers.”
of Oregon seeking a ju d g m e n t o r­ result o f said negligence, th e tra c ­
Forage crops w ill be discussed
to r was set on fire and damaged MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Tuesday, Ja nuary 18 w hen fo u r
CIRCUIT COURT
fo r damages to the p la in tiff’s car der o f the co u rt re fe rrin g his fo r ­
to the extend o f $936.70 and the
Lee R. Hursh, C rew port, Wash, Oregon State College specialists
W illie W heeler has file d an ac­ w hich was involved in a collision mer claim fo r compensation back p la in tiff insurance com pany is
to
the
defendant
Commission
and
and Pearl Webb, Coos B ay; L afe v is it w ith fa rm e rs at a special
tio n at la w against George S. w ith the m otor vehicle driven by
ordering said defendant to enter , subrogated to the rig h ts of B u f­ Estle Schrader, Bandon and M arie "Package Pasture” meeting, ac-
L a m m seeking jud g m e n t o f $35,- the defendant.
an order m o d ify in g i t fo rm e r o r­ fum to the extend o f such p a y ­ A deline W ilson, Bandon; Charles | cording to John R. Thienes, Coun­
000 general damages and $1,082 85
L illia n Farley, a d m in istra trix
ment. Because he was unable to
I. Snyder, C oquille and Stella ty Extension Agent. E very »person
special damages fo r in ju rie s he re­ fo r the estate o f Charles Henry; ders and awards o f compensation
use the tra c to r fo r a period o f six
granting
the
p
la
in
tiff
compensa­
Dawn W ilson, Coos B ay; Fred L. in the county interested in g ro w ­
ceived w hen the moter vehicle the Swan, deceased has file d a com-1
months, B u ffu m alleges th a t he
Houston, C oquille and M in n ie C. ing grass is urged to come to the
defendant was d riv in g collided p la in t against Edward R. B arr tion fo r perm anent p a rtia l disa­
was damaged in the sum o f $720.
i Laws, C o quille; R alph H. Swalley, Labor Tem ple fro m 10:00 a.m. to
w ith the car in w hich the p la in ­ seeking judgm ent of $20,000 fo r b ility equal to 90 per cent loss o f
Law rence A llis o n and G eneral i
function of a hand plus costs. The
t i f f was a passenger.
Powers and M a ry A lic e Conger, 3:00 p.m. and take p a rt in the dis­
i in ju rie s received by the deceased
Insurance Company o f A m erica
p
la
in
tiff
was
in
ju
re
d
on
o
r
a
b
o
u
t:
Powers; P a trick
Meehan,
San cussion.
R ichard P. Joslin has file d a Charles H enry Swan which the
have file d a co m p la in t against
M a rv in Shearer, irrig a tio n spec­
co m p la in t
against Stanley
R. J p la in tiff alleges were the direct January 16, 1954 w h ile employed M o rris Lee G ilb e rt seeking ju d g ­ Francisco and B arbara Hayden,
Florence; R obert D. M ills , Jr.,’ ia list, w ill lead o ff w ith the im ­
S m ith seeking judgm ent o f $285.72 cause of his death. The defendant by Coos Bay T im b e r Operators as
ment o f $272.54 as paym e n t o f Florence and Colleen M. Knutson^ portance o f using the rig h t amount
a sawyer.
damages to the p la in t if f’s car
Cape A rago L u m b e r Company, w hich was in v o lv e d in a collision Florence; Jack Raymond M ills, o f w ater. W hat is fie ld capacity,
a
corporation
has file d a com plaint w ith th e m oter vehicle d riv e n by Charleston and A v is K a th e rin e o v e r-irrig a tio n , and u n d e r-irrig a ­
P A IN T IN G CONTRACTS
PAPER H A N G IN G
against
T.
H.
Benham
seeking pay­ the defendant on o r about N o v ­ Seitz, Coos B ay; Roy Dean Forbes, tio n and suggestions on tim in g w a­
BR U S H OR SPRAY
E N A M E L IN G
ment o f $1,284.13 plus interest ember 5, 1954. The p la in tiffs a l­ Coos B ay and P a tricia K im bel, te r applications w ill be p a rt of his
w hich the p la in tiff loaned to the so seek ju d g m e n t o f $125 a tto r­ Coos B ay; G len L e ro y B row n, Re­ discussion, Thienes said.
mote and M a ry Lou Byers, Co­
Tom Jackson, soils specialist,
defendant on o r about June 29 ney’s fees.
q u ille ; Matheas John Lea, Lake­ w ill cover soil testing, tim e and
1953.
Coquille, Oregon. Since 1926
A P. M a rtin , W. E. M a rtin and side and D orothy R. Bossen, La ke ­ method o f fe rtiliz e r application
Telephone 8404
Edmund E. B u ffu m and Pac­ C. E Brenneman, co-partners, dba side; Herman Stein, Coos Bay and and the use o f lim e, phosphate,
ific N ational F ire Insurance Com­ M a rtin B rothers Neon Sign C om ­ M a ry Maer, Salem; D onald H. nitrogen, potash and su lp h u r fo r
ORDERS FOR
ESTIM A TE S
pany have file d a com plaint pany, have file d a co m p la in t Cope, Coos B ay and R u th A. Os­ high producing pasture.
FINE PAPERS
A N D COUNSEL
Ray C arrow and H o w a rd Cooper against J. E. S m ith seeking p a y ­ ier, Coos B ay; M e lb u rn M. C ra v­
J e rry N ib le r, fa rm crops special­
C orporation s e e k i n g jud g m e n t m ent o f re n t on a neon sign con­ en, M y rtle P o in t and Barbara Jo
ist, w ill lead the discussion on
structed by the p la in tiffs to the Brewer, C o quille; R obert Dale characteristics and yie ld in g a b ility
specifications o f the defendant W alker, Powers and M a ria n Faye of d iffe re n t forage plants. He w ill
w hich they agreed, by contract, to LaFond, Powers; W illia m H. M a- also discuss d iffe re n t types of
lease to the defendant.
hey, E m pire and D o ro th y Higgs, management practices and how
Coos B ay; James H ow ard G a rd ­ management influences produc­
DIVORCES FILED
ner, B roadbent and L a rth a M avis tion.
M a ry V io la F u lts vs. C a lvin C. B olling, M y rtle P oint; F ra n k lin D,
U tiliz in g forage w ill be covered\
F u lts; M a ry M. C um berland vs. W ilkinson. N o rth Bend and Grace by Don Anderson, d a iry specialist.
Paul M a rv in C um berland; W ill­ Hagquist, Coos B ay; C h yra l L lo yd He w ill also discuss feeding value
iam D avid C a rd w e ll vs. G ladys K e lle r, Coos Bay and Suzanne o f forage plants and how to best
S ylvia B eall, Coos B a y; Ralph use forage in a good feeding p ro - j
M a rie C a rd w e ll.
I W illia m Gazeley, Coos B a y and gram.
PROBATE COURT
Louise E. Long has been ap­ M arian Lois Kruse, Coos B ay; E d­
A ll
interested
farm ers
and
pointed guardian o f W illia m D a v­ w ard Louis W hatley, G old Beach ranchers are urged to set aside
and
M
arian
E
velyn
Reta
D
eVault,
id Long, a m inor.
January 18 fo r th is meeting,
M a ry E llen Brosius has been Gold Beach; Cecil A. Buckman, Thienes said.
named a d m in is tra trix o f the estate Powers and N e llie E velyn B row m
W estin gh ou se R ange (F G )
o f M abel A . Cole w ho died N o v­ K iishia, Idaho; N eil F. K in g , Coos II
Bun W arm ers
Bav and Jeanne B rew ster, Co- '»
em ber 30, 1954 at Coquille.
R eg. $248.96
$229.95
Reg. $3.25
$2.49
q u ille ; Robert N. Lasater, Coos
Roy
H
u
ltin
is
executor
fo
r
the
W estin gh ou se C lothes dryer (D S 7 )
P lastic M ouldings
estate o f Ina M. H u ltin w ho died Bay and P atricia W rig h t, East-
R eg. $169.95
$159.95
V alu es to 15c ft.
December 12, 1954 at C oquille. ! side; W illia m L. H olland, Jr., A b ­
1c ft.
Johnson's S e lf P o lish in g G io Coat
A ppraisers are S. H. Peterson, E ilene, Tex. and Beuna Thompson,
Pt. $.59
............
Seattle, Wash.; R obert Donovan
¡.39
A. W a lke r and C. G. Caughell.
L o rra in e W. Cole has been ! Coe, M y rtle P o in t and W in ifre d
named g uardian o f Connie, Rob­ Dodge, M y rtle P oint; Ernest E.
ert, Nancy and Janet Cole, m inors. Campbell, G old Beach and Carol
Corn P lanters
W ooden H am m ers
Beach;
The F irs t N a tio n al B ank of Jeanette B rich e r, Gold
R eg. $3.3«
$2.95
R eg. $.69
P o rtla n d is executor fo r the estate Francis N. W arner, Bandon and’ 534853484823482323232353
4Q
H am m ers
o f A lb e rta E. Skeels w ho died at S ylvia M. M o rris, Bandon; R ich­
Brick T row els
Babies born re ce n tly at M a s t!
Reg. $3.29
$2.79
C oquille December 8, 1954. J e rry ard J. M alloy, Coos B ay and A u d ­
Reg. $.79
H am m ers
$ 59
M a cM u rra y, Ted Foss and Rod rey S. Posey, N o rth Bend; Pat­ hospital in M y rtle P oint included
Creager are the appraisers and es­ ric k Moore C ollum , C oquille and the fo llo w in g :
Reg. $2.25 ..........................
$1.98
Brick T row els
M r. and Mrs. E d w a rd M oody o f
tim ated value o f the estate is $10,- i Janice H ubbard, C oquille; B uford
H am m ers
R eg. $2.25
$2 09
Ben Barber, N o rth Bend and Nora C oquille, 7 pound, 6 ounce boy,
000.
Reg. $2.89 .....................
$2.49
Lee Fawbush, N o rth Bend; T hom ­ D anny Edward, December 20; M r.
B rick T row els
DIVORCES GRANTED
Ham m ers
as Haven K endall, M y rtle P oint and Mrs. A lv in Lew is, Powers, 8
Reg. $.39
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Reg. $3.49
M a ry Springston vs. R andall M. and B etty M arie Cunningham , pound, 2% ounce boy, Daniel L a w ­
S ic k le G rinders (hand
S pringston; M ild re d C. Poole vs M y rtle P oint; Donald P h il W yatt, rence, December 21; M r. and Mrs.
H am m ers (m e ta l)
A lm u s G. Poole; E lizabeth S im p ­ N orth Bend and Elva Jane Ran- A r th u r B ettelyoun, M y rtle P oint,
Reg. $10.50
Reg. $1.09
$.79
$7.95
son vs. W illis Ray Sim pson; Zoe tala. N orth Bend; M anfred Earl 7 pound, 14 ounce g irl, Hanna
M etal F olding Yard S tick s
M iter B ox for S aw
Saas vs. E dw ard C. Saas; Georgia Clausen, Powers and B arbara Lee, December 22; M r. and Mrs.
R eg. $.35 ...........................
$.29
Reg. $3.09
A. Holmes vs. M a rtin F. H olm es;! Mosley, C oquille; Leonard V ed- Ray H auf, Powers, 7 pound 11
$2.49
A lta W im er vs. James C. W im e r; I der, Bandon and M a rjo rie G unter, ounce boy, M icke y Ray, Decem­
Doris Eva S tufflebean vs. L ew is I Bandon; R obert I. O erding, Co­ ber 24; M r. and Mrs. Denver
H. S tuffle b e a n ; V erlon Joe B e rry q u ille and Lela Jane K e lle y, Coos Gardner, M y rtle P oint, 7 pound,
6 ” S a fe ty hasps, reg 49c
4 ' Light T h in g es pair, reg. 50c
39c
1514 ounce g irl, Penny Louise,
vs. Forest W B e rry ; L ola Dale Bay.
3V i” H asps, reg. 29c
8" L ight strap h in g es pair,
December 25; M r. and Mrs. R. H.
B u tle r vs. M arshall T. B u tle r;
4 I4 ” H asps, reg. 35c
R eg. $1.18
F razier, M y rtle P oint, 8 pound, 1
H arold W atts Field vs Jeannie
98c
F o rty medium bombers ca rry a ounce g irl, Nancy Kay, December
3 ” E ig h t T H in g es pair. reg. 40c
M yrle Fields; Isla Rose Jensen
6 Extra H eavy T ee h in g es pair,
to ta l o f 10,000 e le c tric ity tubes in 27; M r. and Mrs. Gus Sanford,
5 ” H e a v y S tra p h in g es pair,
vs. Helge Buck Jensen.
Reg. 98c
th e ir communications, navigation M y rtle P oint, 7 pound, 9 ounce
ASSUMED BUSINESS NAMES
R eg. 75c
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59c
4” O rnam ental butts, reg. $1.29
g irl, R obin M arie, December 26:
D orothy McGee is operating a and fire -c o n tro l systems.
O rn a m en ta l B u tts pair.
M r. and Mrs. W illia m Kessler, Co­
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re
ta
il fu rn itu re business at N o rth
4”
Button
tip
butts,
reg.
$1.29
R eg. $1.40
$1.19
Bend under the assumed name of Remember, when it's advertised, q u ille , 8 pound, 2 ounce boy, W ill­
6" L ig h t T ee h in g e s pair, reg. 80c
Spiral d rive Y an k ee screw d river
Me
iam Michael, December 27; M r.
“ McGee F u rn itu re o f N o rth Bend.”
Keg. S6.85
6 ” L ig h t S tr a p h in g es, pair
there’s no catch! O n ly topgrade and Mrs. David V e rm illio n , Co­
Francis J. Boresek and H ow ard
Beg. 75c ...... ...............
merchandise at fa ir prices ever q u ille , 6 pound, 15 ounce g i r l, ,
A L L FILES
15%
f H e n ry are conducting a service
station business at Coos Bay u n ­
see the public eye.
21tf Pamela Jane, December 27; M r.
and Mrs. R ichard Downs, F o u r-
m ile, 7 pound, 6 >4 ounce g irl.
Karen M arie, December 28; M r.
and Mrs. E arle Barnts, Coquille, 7
pound, 15 ounce g irl, Georgia Lea !
December 29; M r. and Mrs. James
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Robertson, Powers, 6 pound, 12*4
ounce g irl, Susan Gay, January 2.
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AVuv« im th e . . . .
Oregon State College Specialists Io Talk
On Forage Crops At Special Meet Jan. 18
Public Records
over 1953 despite a prolonged
tim b e r
and
sa w m ill
strike.
Postmaster Don Estes reported
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SPECIAL
PURCHASE
OF COTTONS!
NEW S
* A L L SA N F O R Z IE D
* 35” x 36” W ID TH
Hinges and Hardware
Coquille Postoffice
Has Gain In 1954
Q U A L IT Y »
LIKE TO SEW
SAL
STO RK
Remember, when i t ’s advertised,
there’s no catch! O n ly topgTade
merchandise at fa ir prices ever
see the public eye.
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FOR WOMEN W H O
Darrell L. Cox
Miscellaneous Items
today.
Business fo r 1954 was $69.-
925.71 and in 1953 i t was $65,-
362.00.
* M A C H IN E -W A SH A B L E
per Yard
PERCALES
BROADCOTHS
COTTONS
These are the Rig-season fabrics,
fashion - right for Spring sewing!
Think of w hat you’d ordinarily pay
for these, th ink how much you can
save w hen you come to P enny’s
and scoop these up at 29c a yard!
Coquille Postoffice added up a
to ta l gain o f S4.563.71 in 1954
I
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from BOB W ILS O N
TH E 8tH) EOVRDOOR SED AN
For The First Time
CREASE RESISTANT
SPORT DENIM
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O N LY
E v e r P r ic e d S o L o w !
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Step to the window, watch traffic,
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Ask why and you’ll hear many reasons,
but the basic reason is this. The ’65 Pontiac
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There’s Pontiac’s unique combination
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» ; . living-room comfort and mode-of-
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And there's Pontiac instant control and
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How much money? You can actually buy
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a few dollars more than the very lowest-
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it costs to switch to modern motoring.
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so
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