Thursday, July 21, 1955
COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
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Shriners Slate
Annual Picnic
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Annual picnic of th e Coos-C urry
S hrine club has been scheduled
for Sunday at Mast Grove on th e
North Fork of th e C oquille river.
All M aster M asons an d th e ir
families are cordially invited to
attend th e event.
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Mr. and Mrs. G lenn M. Buzzell
of Aloha, Ore., and son Dennis,
who was home on leave from the
air force, w ere recen t visitors at
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Punzel.
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PRETTY EXCITED—were these young Coquille Boy Srouts who are shown just before they left for
the Scout ramp at Camp Siltcoos. Scoutmaster Jay Streeter and some of the other parents of the
Scouts drove them to the ramp. (Sentinel Photo)
Two Minor Mishaps
Application To Construct Wharf, Piling Occur
On Weekend
On Coquille River Made By Bandon Firm
An application has been p res
ented to th e A rm y Corps of E n
gineers by th e Bandon V eneer and
Plywood Association seeking a
perm it to construct a w harf and
piling for a log dum p In th e Co
quille R iv er n ear Arago.
T he site of th e proposed w harf
b e g i n s one m ile dow nstream
(N ortheast) from Arago and ex
tends about 1.000 feet. T he chan-
nelw ard lim it will be 25 feet from
th e m ean low er low w ater line.
If th e p erm it is granted, a single
| pile will also be driven 50 feet
upstream and one pile 50 feet
dow nstream from th e wharf. These
piles w ill b e 40 feet from th e
m ean low er low w ater line T he
rem ainder of th e w ork will be
com prised of shore piling which
will be driven a t or landw ard from
the m ean low er low w ater line.
L etters concerning the effect of
th e w ork on navigation a re r e
quested from all p arties concerned,
p articu larly navigation Interests
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RIFLES
P ro d u c t ol
300 yea r« ol
g u m m l thing
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• Precision
M o u n t Action
• Stock of E u ro
p ea n W a ln u t
• T a p p e d lor
moat Receiver
S xjhta and
Scope M ounts
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Sportsm en the w o rld
chooee the H u s q v a rn a for its
acc u ra c y a n d b e a u ty . H a nd
hm ehed of the kneel S w edish
•te e l an d k g u re d w a ln u t.
and S tate and local authorities.
These letters should be m ailed to
the U. S. A rm y Corps of E n g in
eers, O ffice of th e D istrict E ngin
eer, 628 P ittock Block, P ortland,
Oregon. The correspondence should
reach th a t office not la te r than
T hursday, Ju ly 28th.
Wage Suits Filed
Against Two Firms
Tw o com plaints h av e been filed
by D avid Rice against Coos C oun
ty lu m b er com panies. N am ed as
d efendants a re Coast Pacific L um
ber com pany and Coos H ead T im
ber com pany.
Both suits seek to recover back
1 wages owed m em bers of Local
7-116 1WA-CIO. According to the
I com plaints, both com panys agreed
in Septem ber, 1954, to accept any
recom m endation for a w age in
crease th e fact finding panel
would m ake and th a t th e increase
would be retro activ e to th e date
when th e m en should re tu rn to
work afte r th e lu m b er strike.
T he com plaint states th a t men
retu rn ed to w ork on S eptem ber
13, 1954, at both com panies and
th a t th e w age decision w as
reached on Decem ber 22. Both
com panes have refused to pay th e
added wages due th e men from
I S eptem ber 13 to J a n u a ry 1, 1955,
according to th e com plaint.
Rice asks th a t a ju d g m en t for
$2650.71 be given ag ain st Coos
Head and a judgm ent for $980.06
from Coast Pacific.
LIVINGSTON CHILDREN
VISITING WITH AUNT
P R IC E D F R O M $12 9.9 5
Je a n
and J e rry Livingston,
children of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Livingston left Monday for a two
SPORTING GOODS
w eek's vacation at the hom e of
Hwy. 101 N.
Phone 5061 their aunt, Mrs. A rt Flem ing of
Vancouver, Wash.
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P riv a te M itchell, a message cen
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vice Com pany of th e division’s 7th
In fan try Battalion, w as stationed
at Cam p G ordon, Ga., before a r tend.
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Don’t F orget—B aptist church
V acation Bible school opens Mon
day a t 9 a. m. for youngsters 3 to
17. “S ailing W ith C hrist” is this
y ea r’s them e and all children and
young people are welcome to a t
Sorry. . . Too Laie
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Low in Calories
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Flowers
F ort Benning, Ga.— Pvt. R ay
mond L. M itchell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C harles L. M itchell, 1038
Davison b Hartley
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riv in g for d uty at F ort Benning.
M itchell entered th e A rm y in
Ja n u a ry of this y ear and com pleted
basic train in g at F ort Carson,
Colo.
COQUILLE SOLDIER NOW
SERVING IN GEORGIA
Old Potatoes
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C ollier street, Coquille, Oregon, re
cently arriv ed at F o rt Benning.
Ga., and is now a m em ber of the
3rd In fa n try Division.
A fter th re e years in th e F ar East,
the 3rd, nicknam ed th e “Rock of
the M arne” division, is undergoing
in fan try train in g at the fort.
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Discover Safe
On Arago Beach
Lost a safe recently?
S tate police rep o rt th a t a green
safe, m easuring 12x13x13 w as
found on th e beach a t C ape A rago
sta te p ark last w eekend. It is
tho u g h t th a t th e safe was dum ped
th e re by an unknow n person or
persons, as it w as not ru sted and
show ed no signs of being in th e
w ater.
E. G. C lark, Coos Bay, found th e
safe and rep o rted it to police. A
hole had been b u rn ed in th e side
of th e strong box. No positive
identification has yet been m ade
as to th e o w n er of th e safe.
K ick-O ff Dinner
Set For Tonight
For Mercy Home
K ick-off d in n er for th e Mercy
Home B uilding F und Cam paign
will be held th is evening (T h u rs
d ay) at th e G lasgow G range hall.
T he event is scheduled for 6:30
p.m.
Some 120 w orkers and guests
are expected to atten d th e d in n er
and guest sp eak ers will include
Ja y Cole, engineer, hospital p la n
n i n g and construction, Oregon
B oard of H ealth ; Jo h n G. M ullen,
N orth Bend atto rn ey and cam paign
leaders. Tom O ’D w yer of North
Bend w ill be th e toastm aster.
At th e business session follow -
I ing th e dinner, organization m em -
bers w ill h av e an o p p o rtu n ity to
, m ake th e ir subscriptions for th e
new M ercy H om e w hich w ill be
constructed at th e Kitt.vville area
!>etween N orth Bend and Coos
Bay. They will also receive su b
scription cards for prospective
I contributors.
T he p resen t fu n d -raisin g cam
paign is to assist financially w ith
th e construction of th e home. No
goal has been set, b ut since th e
new hom e w ill have six floors and
basem ent, a m odern 150-bed plant
costing $2,000,000, everyone is
urged to co n trib u te as m uch as
possible.
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Coos County Is
Defendant In Suit
LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE COQUILLE TA BER
NACLE OF THE ASSEMBLY
O F GOD
To th e m em bers of th e Coquille
[ Tabernacle of th e Assembly of
God, S tate of O regon:
NOTICE is hereby given th a t a
special m eeting of the m em bers
I of the Coquille T abernacle of the
Assembly of God, S tate of Oregon, 1
will be held in th e church au d i- i
torium of said church, situ ated at
' 485 E. 2nd., Coquille, Oregon, on
the 7th day of A ugust a t the hour I
of 11:15 A. M., for the purpose of
changing the A rticles of Incorpor
ation of said church, to the e x te n t
th a t the nam e cl th e church shall
be changed to: FIRST A SSEM
BLY OF GOD; and, also for th e
transaction of any and all busi- ]
ness th ereto o r necessary in con
nection therew ith.
By order of th e church Board
of D irectors.
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DATED this 21st day of Ju ly , j
1955.
JO H N BA RRETT
S ecretary
Date of P ublication: Ju ly 21,
1955.
NOTICE ID BIDDERS
N otice is hereby given th a t the
Common Count: 1 of th e City of
Coquille will receive sealed bids
for a new com bination coin s o rt
ing and counting m achine for th e
P ark in g M eter D epartm ent of the
City of Coquille. All bids should
be addressed to th e City Recorder
and sta te on th e outside, “Sealed
Bid for Coin M achines.” All bids
m ust be received before 5:00 P.
I M., Aug. 1, 1955 and th e Common
Council reserves the rig h t to r e
ject any or all bids w ith or w ith
out cause. Specifications in the
Office of th e City Recorder.
H. N. CRIM, City Recorder
D ates of Publication: Ju ly 21
la n d 28, 1955.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
N otice is hereby given th a t th e
Common Council of th e City of
Coquille will receive sealed bids
for th e follow ing equipm ent:
S pray P ainting O utfit.
C oncrete Mixer.
Pow er Saw.
Broom Machine.
All bids should be addressed to
the City Recorder and sta te on
th e outside, “Sealed Bid fo r City
E quipm ent.” All bids must be re
ceived by 5:00 P. M., Aug. 1,
1955 and the Common Council R e
serves th e rig h t to reject any ot
all bids w ith or w ithout cause.
Specifications on file in the office
of the City Engineer.
H. N. CRIM. Recorder
D ates of Publication: Ju ly 21
and 28, 1955.
NOTICE OF FILIN G O F FIN A L
ACCOUNT
NOTICE is nereby given th a t
the undersigned has filed her final
account in th e m a tte r of th e ad
m in istratio n of the E state of S am
uel A lton Briggs, deceased, and
th a t th e County Court for Coos j
County, Oregon has appointed
A ugust 19. 1955, at th e hour of
10:00 A. M . as th e tim e, and th e
County Court Room in the County
Court House at Coquille, Oregon,
as th e place for th e hearing of ob- '
jections to said final account, and
th e settlem ent thereof.
DATED and first published
Ju ly 21, 1955.
MRS. GUSSIE JOHNSON
E xecutrix of said estate
D ates of Publication: Ju ly 21
and 28 and August 4. 11 and 18,
1955.
Coos County and S heriff C harles
S traw n have been nam ed as d e
fen d an ts in a su it filed by B an
don V eneer and Plywood Associ
ation seeking injunction in C ircuit
C ourt.
T he com pany charges th a t in
1952 it was assesed for $11.171 92
in tax es on personal property. The
com plaint charges that the levy
w as “grossly excessive, arb itra ry ,
capricious an d illegal.”
S h eriff S traw n claims, th e com
plaint continues, th a t $8.963.18
plus $1,703 in interest are still due
the county, and unless it is paid,
the p roperty will be sold for ta x
es.
The com pany a«ked the court for
an injunction restrain in g th e coun
ty from collectin ; the taxes, from
7CNITH GAS RANGE
selling any of the p roperty and
from issuing a w a rra n t for th e e n
FUtl 34" SIZE—PORCELAIN
4 BURNER
forcem ent of th e tax levy.
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Don’t Forget- B aptist church
V acation Bible school opens Mon- .
day at 9 a m. for youngster.; 3 to
$ 5 D O W N - 1 AS Y MONTHLY FAY M IN T S
17 "S ailin g W ith C h rist” is this
y e a r’s them e and all children and
c o r n j people are welcome to a t
M. F. Pettit. Owner
tend.
2 8 tlc 66 W. 2nd
Phone 22
$116™
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Two m inor accidents la st w eek -
I end w ere rep o rted by S tate Po-
I lice. O ne of th e m ishaps w as at
Bandon, the o th e r on H ighw ay 42.
At Bandon, vehicles d riv en by
C harles H urst, Jr., Bandon, and
W illiam R. M cGrew, Gold Beach,
collided at E lm ira and H ighw ay
101. H urst had seven passengers
and four persons w ere riding w ith
( McGrew. T h ree persons in the
H urst car suffered m in o r in ju ries
and w ere tak en to M cAuley hos
pital in Coos Bay.
The o th e r incident involved only
one car whose ow ner is unknow n.
T he auto rolled into a d itch n ear
McNair A uto W recking com pany
I on th e M yrtle P oint highw ay. No
one was h u rt.
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J. A. Lamb Co.
PHONE XXI
In Style...
FOR SALE—3 year old 2-bed-
room home w ith hot a ir furnace,
fireplace. Located N orth end
of town. Phone 5431.
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