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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, ISM.
PAGE TWELVE
Phosphate Program
Popular
One carload including 30 tons of
triple super-phosphate was distri­
buted among 42 farmers in Coos
county last week as a grant of aid to
those co-operating in the 1939 agri­
cultural conservation program, ac­
cording tn W. E. Cross, president of
"on.
the loca
of distribution, the
,. Under .
fertilizer is io ire used on soil con­
serving crops such as alfalfa, clover
and perennial grasses. Payment will
be deducted from benefits due at the
end of 1939, it was stated. The local
association was able to furnish in the
one car which was allotted to this
county, only about one-third of the
fertilizer requested under this plan
by members of the county association.
i
committeemen, that many farmers
are anxious to increase the value of
their land and crops produced by the
■ use of fertilizers, but may not be
able to buy the necessary materials.
The response to this phosphate pro-
gram was much greater than had
been anticipated throughout the 21
counties where the distribution took
place, according to N. C. Donaldson,
state executive officer. Some farm­
ers were unable to get as much as
they wanted, and many did not get
any in this county. This distribution
through the Conservation association
seems to have stimulated the demand
for phosphate and undoubtedly will
result in increased sales by Oregon
dealers.
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Parent Education"
Subject of Meeting
The Coos county family living con­
ference will be held on Friday, March
31, in the Coquille Pioneer Methodist
Church basement., The conference is
being arranged by the home demon­
stration agent, Julia Bennett, and
members of the county corn mitt*«»
are: Mrs. Alton McCue, Mrs. Eve
Messerle, Mrs. Lawrence Rack
Mrs. Rex Ingram, Mrs. Mary Bones,
Mrs. W. J. DeBoer and Mrs. Ray
Deadmond.
Registration starts at 10:00 o’clock
and the program begins at 10:30, with
community fun songs led by Mrs.
Pike, after which two short skits will
be given. Mrs. Hazel Willhelmy, of
the Bayview extension unit, is di-
Mrs. Faye Thompson is planning the
Green Dell group’s number.
The program will feature Mrs.
Buena Maris, extension specialist in
parent education, in ‘Our Children
and Their Parents,” showing ways
of handling intelligently the problems
of each age level of children up to and
over twenty years of age. Mrs. Maris
says, “All persons are at one time
or another placed In direct contact
with children. It is to the child’s ad­
vantage as well as the adult’s when
there is a knowledge of the psycholo­
gy and of the effects of our treat­
ment or attitude toward the child.
Parents desire many things for
their chiildren and, perhaps, good
physical development, good attitude,
independence and natural develop­
ment from one stage to another are
some of the main problems parents
face in raising children.
After the potluck luncheon at noon
for which persons are asked to bring
plates, cups and silverware, there will
be a discussion of special projects by
George Jenkins, county agricultural
agent; Mrs. Martha Mulkey, county
superintendent, will talk on the sub­
ject, “What a County School Super­
intendent Thinks of Parent Educa­
tion.” Mrs. Maris will also lead dis­
cussion of queries which have been
placed In the question-box during the
morning and noon recess on such
matters as discipline of children,
quarreling, spending money, friends,
and many others related to the fam­
ily.
Hall Presents
Riley Recital
Give your cows a treat, use Hod-
Tacoma.
Over 500 Coquille citizens were de­ gen-Brewster Milk Maker, or Dairi-
lighted at Junior High School oper­ meal, either of these two fine feeds
etta given in the new gymnasium will give you maximum production
early this month and it is anticipated at minimum cost, In their respective
A local musical concert sponsored that an even greater number will at­ price range, you will find them stock­
by the students of the Coquille high tend this first Coquille High School ed in all Eaton’s Feed Stores.
school and backed by the Coquille musical concert. “
Hardy annuals and a large variety
Rotary and Lions Club will be held in
of perennials are ready for sale at
the new high high school gymnasium
For Refrigeration, Repairing and
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C. I Myrtle Gardens.
Friday, March 24, for which a nomin­ Installation, phone BOOM.
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al admission of 15 to 25 cent«
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” C. G. Stem. Chiropractor. 292
charged. Miss Pageler will
i ion St., phone 88J.
concert, which will start at eigm p. ui.
Calling carda, 50 for SI.00.
High School Music
Concert Friday Eve
Coquille and valley folk will be
privileged on Friday evening to hear
Capt. G. LeRoy Hall, who is noted in
the east as well as in the west, for his
interpretations of the Hooaier read-
of James Whitcomb Riley. The
ram will be presented in the
Immanuel Baptist Church at 8:00
Proceeds from this concert w*U
o’clock, March 24, under the auspices
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of
the Young
People’. Union
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that
•£. used
. t0 send three Coquille high
school students and Miss Pageler,
church.
their director, to the All Northwest
Capt. Hall has made a life study of
High School Music Competition Fes­
the works of Riley and is especially
tival to be held in Tacoma, Washing­
well fitted to interpret them, since
ton, March 29, 30, 31, and Apr. 1.'
he* was a personal friend of the fam­
An all northwest orchestra of 200
ous poet, having been entertained in
players,
a chorus of 400 voices, and
his home many times. Mr. Hall has
been heard on the Air and in recital a band of 200 players will be fea­
in several states, with great success, tures of the Tacoma festival. These
and has generously offered jus talents groups will be composed of high
school students from Washington,
for this occasion.
Hear the clatter of Little Orphan Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Wyom­
‘
Annie's dishes as she tells ghost ing- .
Members of the above groups are
stories to the kids in the kitchen.
Smell the sweet aromas of the goodies selected from Applications made early
Out to Old Aunt Mary's.
Snuggle in the year.
into your coats When the Froet is on
Registration and rehearsals will
the Punkin, and thrill to many other start on Wednesday, March 29. Th^
old favorites in this superbly unique orchestra and chorus will present a
program which will appeal to every­ joint concert on Friday evening,
one from the youngest to the oldest—• March 31. The band togther with
from the most humble to the most visiting college and high school choirs
discriminating.
will broadcast a concert on Saturday
There is no admission charge, but evening, April 1.
The conference
by all means bring your pocketbooks band will be broadcast at 5:30 from
' for this rare treat is given to the Co­ N. B. C. stations on April 1st
quille public in order to secure funds
The band is to be directed by Ar­
to complete a Sunday School room thur S. Haynes, bandmaster 7th U. S.
large enough to house the large class Infantry Band, Vancouver, Washing­
of young people which, under the di­ ton. Mr. Haynes has studied at the
rection of Mrs. T. R. Rutledge, has Royal Academy of Music in London
grown far too large for the place it and was for four years solo comet
now must occupy,
player in the Band of His Majesty's
Popular local musicians are co-op­ Irish Guards. During the world war,
erating in rounding out an evening Mr. Haynes organized and directed
you will never forget.
Pershing’s Own Band. In addition to
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Royal Neighbors Sponsor
“Wife, Husband and Friend”
The Coquille Royal Neighbors lodge
is sponsoring the picture, “Wife,
Husband and Friend," which is to be
shown at the Roxy Theatre, April
2-3-4.
The Neighbors are selling
tickets for the show, which they ask
those intending to attend to buy from
them.
Their percentage is figured
only on the tickets they may dispose
Notice is hereby given that I will
ot.
not be responsible for any bills con­
tracted by any persons other than
Cloverleaf Dairy, pure milk and
myself.
Clare E. Wade.
1012*
cream. Phone 7R42.
participation in the All-Conference
Band and Glee Clubs, visiting mu­
sicians will have an opportunity to
view numerous exhibits and tours in
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