COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. CÔQtJÎLLE. OREGON. TH V BSD AT, FEBBUABY 4. IMS. I B. P. W. Club Sells $2463 War Bonds g?e,' ! unt> very happy Jf you wiH kindly print tire game. The first period ended 3-1, committee sinve a generous number Coquille’s point coming from a free this for me. of the souvenirs had been received. We left the states the first day of shot by McCarthy. Most of the schools in the county bad In the second quarter the ’Bobcat November. I can’t tell you where already handed out th? ttóuvenhs-;o we landed nor where we are but you five got rolling and tallied 13 points, ' can bet that I have seen a lot of the winners on or before January 30. The some from a couple of beautiful long ceremony connected w th the present, howiUers by Peek Walton, and l)aa > old world since being in the air corps. ¡The life if good to us boys in this ing of the souvenirs wàs carried on st Sutphin. Martin made a basket and the Bunker Hill Mho I <>n M nd y Dick Ray canned a foul shot, leaving brdnch of the servioe and we have February 1. Coquille trailing at half time, 18-4. lound people who thihk a whole lot The Bandon grad? xch o| is nthking I am In the third frame the BobeaU of the boys -in the service. an attractive hanging of thè souVin'rs made eight points to the Devils fivf, mighty glad to be able to help out' the land and things that we all love by mounting them on veneer boarJx. McCarthy and (tesline hitting the so much. hoop for a basket apiece, and Ray Will have to close for now, for I with a foul »hot, which ended the have to go on duty. So thanking you Assistant State Supervisor For third quyter—Devils 9, Bobcats 24. and all the people of Coquille for Vocational Rehabilitation Here The final frame saw the Red Devils your kindness to us all. We will C. F. Feike, who is the assistant casting off from all angles in at­ never forget it.1 And we will do state sup< rvisor for Vocational- Re­ tempts to bring up their score. Co­ our part any time it comes. Goodbye, habilitation visited Coos cqunty Feb. quille did make 10 points the final all. 3 and 4. He interviewed those in­ period but Myrtle Point didn’t seem I terested at the U. S. Employment to mind this a bit, as they went ahead See our large display or choice pot Service office in Mar.-h ield on. Wed­ and boosted their score by 13 points. plants at Bergen's, across highway nesday, February 3, and at the court Bob McCarthy, of Coquille and H. Not the house in Coquille, on Thursday Walton of Myrtle Point, both left the from telephone office. s Febuary 4. game on four personals. Walton in cheapest but the best Phone 44. the third and McCarthy on the fourth L- i quarters. Sutphin, of Myrtle Point took high i scoring honors with five field goals i and two free trys, giving him 12 ( points. McCarthy was high for the 1 Devils with five points. The Coquille B squad defeated the I Myrtle Point B squad 28-11. Coming i from a close 12-8 half time score the I local B team held the Bobcats to I three points during the second httif, while they hit the hemp for 14 points. 1 Bud Meek who has been high point i man for Coquille the last three games, < captured high scoring honors with i nine points.- Box Score:— , Myrtle Point (37) j H. Walton , Hatfield ... Belloni ... Sutphin . It’s ■ sew product—and wo think twi H agree—it's P. Walton .... a dandy I YouU like the rich nutty flavor ol THuSE Coquille (19) Oats, as a broakiaM cereal or In cookloe and other Mineau recipes. Get a package. Your satislacUon guaranteed. McCarthy Martin Ray ......... Gosline About forty of the Business Professional dub members were in attendance last Monday night for the potluck dinner, business meeting and Big Surprise program. Long takes across the end and along two sides -«TOM Parish house were set inviting­ ly farmembers only at thia meeting. Table details were attractive, with tiie use of plenty of candles and heav­ ily berried sprays of native holly. Most important during the business session was Viola Newton’« report of war bonds and stamp«. Bonds amounting to $2463.30 were sold dur­ ing January to B. P. W. members or their husbands. - * Ida Oerding, president, announced the names of the nominating com­ mittee as follows: Clara Stauff. Bess Maury, Joyce Owen. , In connection with the legislative chairman’s report by Mrs. Beyer» Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen, city librarian. added information. Reports from the State Legislature on the proceedings from day to day arrive by mail at th* library. The public is more than welcome to avail themselves of this service. . A call for fash donations and sal­ able rummage was voiced by Mrs. Clara Stauff, treasurer of Bundles far America. *• A discussion on money raising was led ’by Clara Bosserman, finance chairman. ' The Senior Girls party, an annual event, is scheduled for the next meet­ ing, Feb. 1$, Inez Hover, chairman oi the committee on education, is in .'barge. Thia is to be held at 7:30 p. m. at the Pariah House. A letter of acknowledgement thanking B. P. W. for contributions for soldiers’ . ditty bags was read from Mrs. W. L. Waite, Marshfield She stated the period for further con- tributittM was open until April 1. Big Surprise committee for the next meeting is Hattie Lee Holimon, Alice Lafferty, Ida Owen, Ethel Roop The program Monday evening was in charge of Bertha Smith, who ar- ranged and presented It as follows: vocal soioa, “Beautiful Dreamer” and “Daybreak,” were sung by Velma Ct»y, accompanied by Mrs. M. O. Hawkins. A reading, "Btch Guy,” written by Samuel Davenport, was given by Wanda Cochran. Vocal «•to* by B^ty Marney were Brahm's “Cradle Song“ and “Thia Is Worth ting For,” with Miss Aileen Wil- as the uocompanist. Lively entertainment was the music of the trio made up of two accordi­ ons and the piano, offered by Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen and Leah Rover, ac­ companied by Ines Rover. Their numbers were: “At the Races“ and “Dancing Doll” and encore which started some irrespressible singing on the port of the audience. “Deep Riv­ er,“ negro spiritual, sung by Aileen Wilson, was jfovely contribution Miss Wilson's voice is contralto, with a soprano range which permits a ver­ satile clioice in her songs. The pro­ gram ended with the club singing “America the Beautiful,“ Mrs. Stauff and Mrs. Hallock carrying the des­ cant. * Assisting Mrs. Smith with the din­ ner party were Mona Inman, Wanda Cochran, Helen I And is and Clara Boaaerman Members attending were: Bess Maury, Hattie Lee Holimon, Annie J. Robinson, Clara Bosserman, Cherie Mae Hartwell, Leia Elrod, Florence Hallock, Lois Fenn, Ida Owen, Viola Newton, Ruth Beyers, Joyce Owen, Alien* Robertson, Dorothy Page. Alberta Tyrrell, Mary Virginia Mor­ ris, Helen Ann Shaw, Helen Ijindis, Edith Walton, Edith Dunn, Gertrude E. Uiett, Leona G. Bryant, Jennie C. Price, Inez Chase, Clara Stauff. Inez Rover, Bertha Smith, Zettie Hawkins. Aileen Wilson, Velma Coy, Betty Marney. Pearl Ellingsen, Leah Rover, Ida Oerding. Wanda Cochran, Mona Inman, Eva Stevens, Florence Barton, Mabel Wemich. I NEW! ^Morning Glory ■ QUICK or (|f REGULAR Subs:—Kuntz (2), Kline (1), Bar- ton (1), Woodward, Russel). Officials: Lynn and Carver. North Bend was host to Tillamook Friday night, and won 41-29. Rudy Rupple was hi^h with 18 points 3<- H O OATS Townsend Club Small pkg. lie I.ge Pkg. -'Forty members and visitors attend­ ed Townsend Cluti.Wo. j, Tuesday evening., A short bugipess meeting, conducted by the piutjulent, was fol­ lowed by a good program,' including music. Fred Barker, of Medford, gave'.an interesting talk and the door prize wan won by Capt. Levi Snyder. All present enjoyed salad and crackers after the meeting. Assorted puddings will be served next meeting, „ —Press Correspondent 20 oz. pkg. lie Lge. Pkg. QUAKER OATS CREAM OF WHEAT BLENDED JUICE 34- 34- PEANUT BUTTER 1ft lb. in- KITCHEN CRAFT $1.79 Enriched Flour 49 lb. sack Harvest Blossom 24*4 lb CORN MEAL Mammy Lou fl­ Beverly Fancy « CO- 2 lb. jar •****• Duchess • • Pint Jar Sugar Belle Fey No. 2 can^'**’ SUGAR PEAS • lb. bag *w ■ w 1 Af —Bemember the soup pot that simmered continuously on the back of Grandmottier's stove?'¡ he idea is just as good as it ever was. Save every iota of trimming, rind, scrap and bone, put them in a pot, cover with water, and simmer cqv . ered until every bit Of guui M fl.'.nrd from them. Strain from tka makiogi. and you kava a rick * Block to er re at a baaia fur aoupa, (ravin Mui aaucra. latrge Franquettes 1 lb*" * BUILMNO A SOUP-Ta tkia Block, add the water you've laved front cooking vegetable», rice, bar- lay, apaghetti or potaton. Juat heat them in the aoup. and be careful not to overcook. CAT FOOD 2 pkgs. Ale CIIAM lOURt -Thicken the WALNUTS O7r Block with i tbapa. Hour and S tbapa. melted butter oe aubatitata and two cupa of milk, plain or Caloy-or Dog Food 8 oz. GRO -PUP MEAL 11 oz. pkg'. TOILET TISSUE , 4 rolls Silk / ______ Bleach Small White BEANS A3e 79c 3I- H WHITE MAGIC SALAD DRESSING MING BACK TNI SOUP ROT A 4f 1%.». llr Kellogg’s or I*mon, Westag 8 oz bot. Julia L. Wright’s Enriched ■ W V FLOUR, VANILLA FLAVOR No. 2 can SYRUP Reg. or Quick Lge. Pkg. 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