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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1943)
Bulldogs Upset The Red Devils, 40-24 “Penny Milk" For School Children Credit Association To Meet Here Jan. 29 The undefeated North Bend Bull “Protection of child health in spite One section of a aeries of three dog» won their third straight game attaining all gradee of of food shortages is being aided by meetings to be held as the ninth an- I Friday night from the Coquille Red the introduction «of the Federal nual stockholders meeting of the are: Devils quintet 40-24. The Bulldog* •Penny Milk’ Program in several of Medford Production CredfV associa trailing most of the first half, started Taylor, Maurice Wil the public school* in Coo* county,” tion will be held in Coquille on Fri the second half with a 17-14 edge over announces Mrs. Dorothy E. Bishop, day, Jan. 20, according to an an their hosts and held them to a 10 county home demonstration agent. nouncement made by Bren H. Starch (“The program is called the ’penny er, Medford, secretary of the asso point gain while they ran their score from 17 to 40. ' milk program’ because each child who ciation. The meeting will be at the ! Gosline started the scoring with a 1 participates is charged one penny per Coquille Hotel beginning at 10:00 a. long one handed howitser, followed half pint. The United States Gov m. and continuing through the after ernment Food Distribution Adminis noon, with lunch served at the hotel by Mineau with a free shot to put the 6Y—Joe Sayre, Joyce hosts out ahead of the Bulldogs 8-0. Gloria Tharp. tration will -pay the farmers’ price at noon. The latter tied it up quickly though, Annual reports will be heard, elec Those receiving honorable mention for the milk and some local sponsor with a long one by Weekley and a free by receiving no grade below • three puch us, the school authorities, par tion of two directors will be held and ents’ organizations or other respon Ernest E. Henry, Spokane president one by Murdock. The Red Devils ar*: went into the lead again when Goo- 8X—Robert dower, Patty Geaney, sible groups pays the additional cost of the Production Credit corporation, line sunk another and Ray potted a Raymond Kay, Glenn Knight, John for pasteurizing bottling, and deliv will be the main speaker. > ering the milk to the school, This free try. The Bulldogs and Devil* Leslie. J. P. Johnson, Coquille dairyman, each made another basket and th* 8Y — Roberta Medlby, Kenneth service is offered for the benefit of is a director of the association, and first quarter ended 8-5 with North Neely, Nornptn Persing, Carmen Re child growth and nutrition which is Donald Farr/ Coquille, is the business Bend behind. especially important in times of war representative of the organization for pass, Laar* Emily Ruble, Harry In the second quarter North Bend, Slack, Loren Steward, Fred Vogt, -and scarcity of doctors. All schools Coos county. ih Coos county ar* eligible to come sparked by Snidow and Weekley who The meeting is being divided into Versie Willis, Carmelite Reynolds, under this program. Inquiries should three sections because of the present made 12' points between them the Bud Hickam, Lucille Morse. be directed to the Food Distribution transportation problems, Mr. Starch first half, started to hit the hoop-pret 7X—-Sally Bonney, Carolyn B o Administration, Mayer Building, er stated. All stockholders and their ty steadily and brought their score gard, Carol Gray, Shirley Hamilton, Portland, Oregon.” wives are invited to- attend the meet from 5 to 17. On their last basket the Charles Hanna, Clinton Peart, Elica- i ing. - ’ ' , ball was in the air when the horn 'WhV'"' Mar‘ Tw« divorce. Granted sounded ending the half, making it . Coquille 14, North Bend 17. ,7Y—Marian Moore, James Oden;! Judge King granted two divorce. In the third quarter Coquille’s de Maxine Roth, Dorothy Wersh, Doro- i M circuit court here Tuesday, to El- fense as well as its offense seemed thy Williams, Bill Brown. Valdien Emigh was last Friday mer E- Davis, separating him from to lag and the Bulldogs took full ad BX Robert Geaney, Ray Gilkey, Adril C. Davis, and to Iva A. Mc- named as executrix of the will of her vantage of this and canned 10 point* Warren Jenkins, Ronald Keltey, Jim- «“ um M- from Eddie McGaughey, late husband^ Perry Emigh, who to Coquille’s six. Going into the The-case of Edith Gardner vs. passed away at North Bend last Dec. mi* MacMillian, Clifford Manning, final frame Coquille started fouling Mary Milter, Lilliebelle Robison, Dora Letter Clausen was set by the judge 14. The estimated value of hft es in attempting to stem the Bulldogs’ 'Tuesday to be heard in chambers at tate is $3,000. Ocheltree. scoring attack, and MdCartRy and Arthur Borgard, Virginia < Marshfield February 13. SY Martin both left the game on four Every failure is a step to success; Huddle, Julia Jones, Beverly MeLar- personals. rin, Joan Mintonye, Patricia Shaw, | See oiir large display of choice pot every detection of what is false di Ruppe, of North Bend, took Margery Smith, Clara Stoneepyher, plant* at Bergen’*, acroa* highway rects us toward What is true; every scoring honors with 15 points, i from telephone office. Not the | trial exhaust* some tempting form of Wayne Timmons, Bryce Tracy, Waldo baskets and seven gift shots. • ■ 1 error.—William Whewell. Brown, Betty Jean Reynold^ Gloria cheapest but the best. Phone 44. Gosline was high for Cquille Starrett, Barbara Mullins. eight to his credit First Aid Classes Coquille fell down on free throws, The eighth grade has been organ making only four of 11, while North ised into two first aid classes and Bend made 12 out of 16 tries. each class is receiving instructions Coquille also lost the B squad game, 20-25. Meek of Coquille, was high once s-wseh during the last period of the day from Mrs. B. L. Barkwell. with nine points. Although the time allotment each Box Score:— «reek is not great it is our hope and Coquille (24) FG. 1 aim to have each member of the Gunline, F.............;....... „...4 eighth grade receive his Junior First Minesu, Aid certificate by the end of the Martin, C.*.______ ___—1 school year. We are indeed grateful McCarthy, G...... Jf to Mrs. Bark well for donating her R*F. G.......................... _.....l time twice each w*ek and making this North Bend (40) FG. ] course possible. Snidow, G......................... 3 Murdock, G. ...... 0 Miller, C. .... 2 Ruppe, F. 4 Weefciay^ F. ...... —,3 . " Substilues: Coquille. Kline, Wood- ward, Kunz and Russell; North Bend, The Albom Brothers, at the Wash Hudson, Anderson, Jansen, Kruse, er Service Co. on Front street here, Massey. Robinson, Walker. Moomaw, call attention to a circular put out Noel. by tire Office of price Administration Officials: Lynn and Carver. at Washington on “How to make your washing, machine last longer.’’ The simple rules which will achieve that PEANUT BUTTER Beverly 1 lb 29c 2 lb. desirable result are contained in the PEANUT CRUSH Dennison 1 lb following clipped from the bulletin PICTSWEET PEAS Tender No. 303 can which may be secured free at any service establishment: < • WHITE TAG BEANS Green 12 oz. can ChMwlckiMge Nt. ti A. F. • A. M. Spacial Communication Friday, Jsamry 1». 7:34 P. BL The Coney Island Cafe Will Open Monday, Feb. 1 • - J. E. HENDRICKS The Industrial Repair Co Probate Court Items of Coquille MACHINING METALLIZING WELDING PRESSING BLACKSMITHING WALLY” How To Make Your Washer Last Longer Marriage Licenses Know your washing machine. Study the manufacturer’s directions to get the maximum service from your ma chine and make it last Wash the right clothes load for your machine . . . don’t overload it and strain the motor or blow a fuse. Keep drains clear of lint, surfaces 53c 33c l«c 11c COUNTRY HOME CORNCreamZ No. 2 cans 29c ASPARAGUS Black Knight No. 2 can 29c Ät/fHW 46107 FLOUR 49 lb. Il 7Q Kit, Craft 24141b 93c1 • " * ROLLED OATS 3 lb. cellophane bag IQ- 1 w V QUAKER OATS Odr SAUSAGE Reg or Quick Ig pkg Variety Cereals Kellogg’s 10 in. pkg. PORK STEAK ALL BRAN lg. pkg. 1Q<* 160% BRAN Circuit Court Cases Jan. 27—Jae N. Daniel* vs. State j Industrial Accident Commission. Jan. 27 Willard K. Churchill vs. Gertrude T. Churchill. Suit for di- ' Nabisco HALIBUT " " Kellogg’s small 12c Pkg. BABY FOODS lQr 1 O()c Heinz strained 3 cans GRAPEFRUIT Juice QI WEINERS FRANKFURTERS LUNCH MEAT ** ’ McDonald 44 oz. can SYRUP I Sleepy Hollow 12 oz 1À- * CORN STARCH Kingsford 3 l-lb pkgs'“*^* HOUSEHOLD BROOMS Sturdy each 69c SU-PURB SOAP Granulated 24 nz pkg 20c OXYDOL Granulated Soap 24 oz. pkg. 23c DUZ Granulated Soap 21 Vi oz. pkg. 22c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 reg. bars 43c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 cakes 20c SIERRA PINE TOILET SOAP 3 cakes 26c GUEST IVORY SOAP 4 cakes I9c AUTHORIZED MAYTAG SERVICE DEALER J
