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Fifty-Six Coos County Youngsters To Attend
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Brookings, for major operation on
June 12.
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Patients discharged the past week
are Walter Zaleski, Myrtle Point, on
Annual 4-H Summer School Class a t O.S.C.
. C<** county will be represented by®
5« 4-H club members at the annual
4-H summer school in Corvallis this ger, Nancy Price, Barbara Barton,
year, it was announced by Noel Som Donald Cochran, Karen Peterson and
mer, assistant county agent, today. Marian Koski.
Mrs. Pearl Batchelor and Mrs.
A delegation wil leave from Coquille
and Coos Bay on June 18, and will Lillian Alto, both of Eastside will at
tend as chaperones.
proceed by bus to Corvallis.
The school will last for 10 days,
and is the longest session of its kind
in the United States. Classes cover 17 Men Get Notices
a wide range of agriculture and home
economic subject, and will be con To Take Physicals
ducted by instructors at the college.
Busines and professional firms and
Seventeen men between the ages
"organizations in the county are spon of 26 and 30 have been sent notices
soring the delegation by offering by the Coquille valley selective serv
scholarships to members. Local or ice office to report June 18 for pre- j
ganizations boosting this activity in induction army physical examina-
clude Swift and Company, First Na ti0The list includes Lawrence Chester lIE E T ADMIRAL CHESTER W. NIMITIZ. USN, got the Silver Buffalo
tional Bank, Pacific Feed and Seed
Company, Irvin and Lyons, Farr and Wallace, Catching Inlet; Donald Omer (which he wears around his neck) and some off-the-schednle hero wor-
Elwood, Coquille Grange, County Fraser and Mack Goodman Fogle, ship, as Sea Scout Morton Agatsten, Clayton, St. Louis, Mo., stepped up
Health association and the Fairview b°th
l0 congratulate him following the presentation at the national convention
Extension units.
Members slated to attend are Na low? F*™ Eldon iin n and Charles of the Boy Scouts of America In St. Louis. Agatsten Is a member of Se^
dine Crabtree, Alice Young, Doreen Kenneth Dietz, all of Myrtle Point; Scout Ship 28. the Polaris. The Silver Buffalo received by the Chief of
Fish«-, Yvonne Laharty, "Mary Jo Howard Howe Leatherman, McKin-
Operations Is Scouting'« highest national award for services to
Bessey, Gloria Gorbutt, Lois Houston, ley route; George LeRoy Hultin and
Joree Libby, Marjorie* Johanneson, Melvin Woodrow Ward, both of Co- i “•r*®**-_____________________________________________________
Barbara Costello, Geraldine Larsen, quille; Willie Sinko, Arago; Lester - - i
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Betty Osborne, Bette Davis, Anne
Marie Buzzard, Muriel Qberst, Vir
ginia Butler, Betty Hammord, Isabel
Chalmers, Patricia Clausen, Mae McKinley; Orville E. Andrews, Port-
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Dean Greece, Delores Thompson,
Mary Louise Monson, Phyllis Lar
sen, Darlene Sherbondy, Roberta ly of Coquille.
Morton, Coreen Molthu, Dorothy Gib-
Ralph Menning of Coquille Auto®
ney, Richard Fellers, Vernon Jalo, I
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Speaker Urges Care
Carl S ta rv Tom Keady, Daniel Do-'son, accompanied by M r and Mrs • ' « ‘• “ « « J
menighint,
Kenneth Humphreys, Charles Burket of Palm Springs, .
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nothing to sav about
M erit Boone, Leonard Alto, bonald Calif., arrived Tuesday In Coquille
"the Bay° region ot During Fire Season
Molthti, Donald Burcher. Darwin Gul- Mr. Burket attended Rotary with California
’all he-could tufk about
strom, Bill Anderson, Jim Starr, John George Chaney Wednesday. He Is a
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studebaker which he
Placing particular emphasis on the
Van Calcar, Richard Monson, Bruce Lion In Palm Springs with a perfect
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necesity of instructing newcomers to
Oberst, Robert Holden, Richard Ha- attendance record of nine y e a - - SdW
w“ ‘ m
un Sat-
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play lBere
at his ana-wnK'1
garage a week
from
Oregon, whether it be those taking up
."uraay.
It’s “Out of This World,” Menning permanent residence or the flood of
said, “the new Studebaker with a lot tourists which will visit our forest
more glass than you’d ever imagine, areas, in helping to protect those
modern streamlining that makes it forests, H. D. Nettleton, of the O. A
sleek and attractive and powerful C. administrative offices, spoke to
FranUy, w u 'ra ¡o»t about re a d ie d
looking, and filled with expansive the Rotary club at their noon meeting
the end o f our rope. Every!,:.-g
at the hotel on Wednesday.
; roominess.”
possible 1» being done to meet
Illustrating his talk by means pf
The new Studebaker is low, spa
the demand for telephone servite,
cious, and expensively upholstered, two large maps showing the relative
hut shortages o f equipment ar.d
areas
of green forest and burned over
'yet in the medium price range. It
'is a low car In appearance, yet has lands, Mr. Nettleton made a strong
train ed m anpower a r e «till p re
the same clearance as all standard appeal for the aid of everyone In
venting the Immediate Installatoti
keeping down the fire hazard in Ore
autos of today.
o f telephones for everyone on
Dealers from all over, the West gon during the coming summer.
the wolfing li«t. W e a r< trying to
Mr. Nettleton was introduced by
were at the Palace Hotel to get a pre
m ake your w a it 0» short os pos
county chairman of the “Keep Oregon
view
glimpse
of
their
modem
new
sible. Your continued patience it
automobile and hear engineers and Green” organization.
greatly appreciated.
Reports were heard from the chair
designers tell them about all the new
men of several committees on the 4th
features.
According to Menirtng he hopes to of July celebration and Margaret
, have the newest Studebaker on dis Hughes was announced as the Ro
tary candidate for Queen.
play Saturday, June 22nd.
Guests present were Rosa Young
blood and John Forrester of Coos Bay;
C. McLoughlin, of Medford; Chas.
Peterson W ill Head L.
Burket, of Palm Springs, Calif.; Wil
lard Andre, of Tacoma, and Ernie
Coquille Legion
James, of Coquille.
June 7; Larry Brewster on June 7;
Mrs. Alice Hall and baby, Riverton,
on June 8; Mrs. L. J. Knife and baby,
on June 8.
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Menning Reports New Studebakers
Really Something Modern and Alive
Wednesday, June 19
from 1 to 5 P. M.
Ages 4 to 16 years
[Member Dance Teachers Association
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Joe Marsh
the end
Ben Ryder and
the Wanderlust
of our rope
Sig Peterson, veteran of World War
II, was elected commander of the
Coquille Legion Post, No. 38, Monday
night. Other ofifeers named were
Delbert DriskeLl, vice-commander;
' Clarence Barton, 2nd vice-command-
1 er; Don Smith, adjutant; Roy C.
Morley, historian; C. G. Stem, chap
lain; Bob IrWTTI, sgt. at arms; Robert
I Stewart, finanoe officer; William J. B.
1 Head, George Oerding and Clarence
I Barton, executive committee. Serv-
ice officer is Ed. Hughes.
The Legion also voted to have signs
put around town reminding the vet
erans to join the Legion.
West Coast Telephone Co.
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Persons entering the hospital the
past week are as folows: Mrs. Ellis
Martin, Coos Bay, for major opera
tion on June 7; Wilbur Lewis for
treatment on June 7; Vance Weekly
for major operation on June 11;;
George L. Moore, Myrtle Point, for
major operation on June 11; Mrs.
D. E. Colver, Myrtle Point, for treat
ment on June .11; Mrs. John Darger,
Copyright, 1946, United State! Bn
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Take that glass of beer, for in
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But come repeal, Ben suddenly
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sky's the limit, and they’ll settle
for a piece of friendly earth.
Mrs. Walker Leaves
Mrs. Lucille Walker leaves her
work In the, county Ifcalth office this
Saturday to move with her family
to Vanport. Mr. Walker will attend
Vanport Center College this coming
year.
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During the war, Ben Ryder
talked about-the trips he'd take
when gasoline rationing was
ended. Used to pore over roadmaps
—cheeking mileages and charting
routes.
New Ben’s taking quite a lot of
ribbing. Soon as rationing was
lifted, he decided he liked staying
home, puttering la the garden,
playing chess, sharing a pleasant
glass of beer with friends.
“ Shucks,” admits Ben sheep
ishly, “as soon as you can go, then
it’s just as good as having gonel
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