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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1939)
FAGI TKN coQunxK valley SENTINEL COQUILLE. OBEGON. THURSDAY, MAY 11.163». 1' ■.,».' Home Economics On "Core Of The Hair" Home Economics extension meet ings scheduled for the month of May will take up the demonstration on “Care of the Hair.” These meetings will ^e held on Thursday, May 11, at the Sumner Hall; Friday, May 13, at Norway; Tuesday, May 16, at the Powers Fellowship Hall; Wednesday, May 17, at Dora, home of Mrs. M. C. Miller; Thursday, May 18, at Bay view, home of Mrs. Moffit; Friday, May 19, at Bandon, Presbyterian Church; Tuesday, May 33, at the Fair view Grange Hall at Fairview; Wed nesday, May 34, at the North Bay side Grange Hall, and Thursday, May 33, at Green DeU. The demonstration covers steps in care of the hair and beauty. A model from the extension units will be the subject on which hair arrangement and waving are illustrated. Several recipes far preparing rinses, shampoos, water softeners and waving lotions, will be given during the meetings. Silex Glass Coffee Makers are 1 famous for the delicate flavor of the coffee produced and complete free dom from sediment and dregs. See us for your new Silex Glass Coffee Maker. Hooton Electric Shop. s The Coos county B elementary school track meet will be held May 13 at the Bridge school, commencing at 9:30 a, m. Ribbons will be given to the win ners of the first three places in each event and a pennant will be awarded to the school winning the meet. Boys’ events will include sprints, high jump, broad jump, pole vault, and shot put. Girls' events will consist of sprints and baseball throw. Clarence E. Ellison, principal of the Bridge school, and Curtis Beckham, principal of the Remote school, are in charge of general arrangements. Commencement At Bridge School Henry H. Hartley, superintendent of schools at Bandon, will deliver the commencement address at the Bridge school auditorium. May 17 at 8:13 p. m. The eleven members of the graduating class include Wilda Beck ett, Clifton Christian, Lynn Culver, Mary Lou Culver, Florence Johnson, Donald Knight, Vivienne Lake, Boger Leclerc, Betty Medley, Edward Mor rison and Harold Walton. ._____ .____ ' Calling cards, 30 for 81.00. ---------------------------------------------- SPRING CHICKENS r ■ We now have plenty of Rhode Island Red friers and a selection of large colored and leghorn hens. Coquille Wins Track Title For County High jump: Hansen (M) first, Outlying Communities Figuring Kruse (NB) . second, Yarbrough On Securing Electric Service (NB) third, Huggins fourth. Height: 5 feet, 6% inches. 200 yard low hurdles: Knight (MP) first, Whitaker (M) second, Krantz (C) third, and Caudle (MP) fourth. Time: 35 flat. 440 yard dash: Haworth (MP) first, Arnold (C) second, Grubbe (MP) third, and Cook (MP) fourth. Time: 55:3. Pole Vault: Hanen (M) first, Good man (C) second, Kelso (B) third, and Kruse, Fox, Hughes, of North Bend, and Seaman and Chaney, of. Marshfield, tied for fourth. Height: 11 feet, three inches. Javelin: Cadarette (M) first, Good man (C) second, Herman (MP) third, and Krantz (C) fourth. Distance: 133 feet, 4Mi inches. Half mile relay: Myrtle Point first, and North Bend fourth. Time: 1:36.6. A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor Complete stock of wiring supplies, and dealer, 374 Second St, Coquille. OXjuille High school cinder men will enter the district meet at Med ford tomorrow (Friday) with the county championship under their belt by virtue of a two point margin in the county meet last Friday after noon at Myrtle Point, nosing out the Myrtle Point team 52 to 50 in a see saw affair that ran neck and neck throughout the afternoon, with neith er of the leaders ever being more than five points apart in standing at any time. Marshfield placed third with 39 3/3 points, North Bend was fourth with 13 3/5 points and Bandon fin ished fifth with four points. Marvin Goodman was high-point man of the meet with 19¥< individ ual points. He won first in the 100 and 320 yard dashes, second in the broad jump, the pole vault and jav elin. Dee Krantz was second high To Be Unemployment scorer with 13 y« points. Myrtle Office Here ■ —- Point was well .balanced in track It was reported at the Chamber of events and woo most points in this competition with Haworth, Knight, Commerce meeting Tuesday noon Caudle and Hufford. Hufford was that an employment office would be possibly the most brilliant in per opened in Coquille, by the director, formance on the track of any man for .the state unemployment commis in the meet by winning first in the sion if it was desired locally, and mile and the half mile races and win requested. Mayor Milne, for the city, ning these events in splendid time. and H. L. Claterbos, for the chamber, Three county records were broken have already written, making the in the meet. One in the high hurdles request, and it is suggered that the by Rolph Fuhrman, who cut the time labor organizations do likewise. The office will employ three peo of 17:4 to 17:3 and one by Knight of Myrtle Point who trimmed the 200 ple and its establishment will be a low hurdle time from 26 J to 35 time-saver for local people. A rep seconds flat. The half mile relay resentative of the Marshfield office team of Myrtle Point took this event is here on Wednesday but those who in 1:36.6, a second faster than the fail to contact him then must make record. 1 a trip to the Bay to file their claims. STUDENTS FROM OUT-OF-STATE T from Port Orford, also fresh salmon and halibut PAINTING VALUES! 'your Ideai Mealing Place. Of These Features SPECIAL EHAMELOID Hr-!«** HALF A MILLION 1939 CHEVROLETS REMEMBER Mothers have been sold to date ! Coquille Bandon $109 mgulaa Í««
