Note« From the Realm of Clubs,
Coquille V a lle y
' JTentlnel
OCTOBER 21. IM S.
B. P. W . H o ld s
R o y D is t r ic t
O pen
M o t h e r s * C lu b
M e e t s A t G r a y s 's
House
Close to forty members, pros
pective members and guests at
tended the “open house” meeting
of the Coquille Business and Pro
fessional Women’s club held Mon
day evening in the Junior auditor
ium of the Community building
• An interesting program of games
and contests had been arranged by
the Legislative committee, headed
by Mrs. Georgianha Vaughan, and
the Courtesy committee, headed by
Miss Bess Maury.
Particularly
pertinent were two quiz contests
on the subject of the forthcoming
election. Winners were Mrs. J.
S Barton and Miss Inez Rover.
Two pleasing vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. Roy Barton, ac
companied by Mrs. M. O. Hawkins.
The Hallowe'en motif was used
in the decorative scheme, and re
freshments typical of Hallowe'en
were served.
Assisting Mrs. Vaughan and
Miss Maury with the program ar
rangements were Mrs. Louis Hol-
imon, Mrs. Walter Oerding, Mrs.
J. J. Geaney, Mrs. James Brady,
Mrs. Hazel Hanna, Mrs. Loren
Simmons and Mrs. Helen Lundy,
e •
The Mothers' club met at the
schoe! house to practice their play
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Buster Robinson and Mrs.
John Glass. Refreshments
served to the following ladies: Mrs.
Cora Mackey, Mrs. John Glass,
Mrs. Plaep, Mrs. Ithamer Robison,
Mrs. Buster Robison, Mrs. Charles
G riffith, Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Glen
Griffith.
Visitors at the home of M r. and
Mrs. Davis and fam ily Thursday
and Friday were Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Strand of Bunker Hill.
• •
Woodworking
Young of
Busy B-
by Mrs. Van J u u t of
Sewing 11 and I I I led by Mrs.
Wayne Young of Bunker Hill.
Baker’s
led by Mrs. Lou Kwan ef Alie-
a u tr.
Cookiag I wad I I led by Mrs.
EUu Beckman of Millington
Allegany Health club led by
Mrs. Lou Ewan of Allegany,
Health stub led by Mrs.
bel Brown of Sitkum.
All dubs should have a name.
This is a big help in writing news
stories and distinguishes one club
from the other in the same pro
ject. A name adds interest to
club activities and gives members
that extra pride in their organ-
izaton.
Club leaders who act as Junior
leaders are important In devel
oping a better club program. One
of the county's outstanding mem*
bers,
Dean VanLeuven,
has
branched out as a leader this
year. Betty Sell, Riverton, began
as a Junior leader last year with
a cooking and a clothing dub.
<Completion of Project«)
(D IC K STOLL, Prop.)
Oct. 31 marks the close of the
Phone 997
1848 4-iJ «tab year. On this date C o m Bay
a ll record books must be com
Our Coquille Rep. is
pleted. All books must be sent to
CHARLES B U TLER
the county extension office so as
Phone 188-R
Roy Mothers’ club met at the
home of Mrs. R. E. Gray for their
of salad, sandwiches, cookies, tea
and coffee were served to the fol
lowing ladies: Mrs. Ed Woodruff,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ithamer Robison,
Mrs. Buster Robison, Mrs. Ray
Detlefsen, Mrs. Gray don Anderson,
Mrs. John Glass, Mrs. Charles
G riffith, Mrs. Cora Mackey, Mrs.
Lottie Aber, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Krssell and Mrs. Horace Brewer
of Four Mile.
A good start is very important.
Tommie G rififth was a visitor
dl the home of Delbert Stevens We 'hope all 4-H chibs w ill get off
Saturday.
’ , ' to a good start this year by or
Mrs. Ray Detlefsen and daugh ganising early. The best time to
ter, Patsy, Robin G riffith and do this is art the last meeting of
Lorna Willard helped serve at the the current year.
Job’s Daughters’ luncheon Satur
Officers can be elected and a
day.
program of work made out for
Mrs. Ray Detlefsen helped en the coming year. Many dubs may
tertain the evening guild at the
to begin holding meet
guild hall of the Episcopal church. ings Until January, however, with
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gray went plans already made there will be
hunting Friday at Broadbent on
no trouble getting members to
the Louie Lund place.
gether. Early organization is a
R. E. Gray is on the jury this
good idea for all clubs. Including
week.
,
Dinner gueits at the home of canning. I t is particularly impor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith t a it for livestock clubs whose
Monday were Rev. and Mrs. Ray members keep records all year.
Some of the clubs already or
mond Harrison and chiildren, Mr.
next
and Mrs. James Brewer and Har ganized and working on
old Brewer of Four Mile.
Visitors at the home .of M r. and
Chysanthemums and autumn
Mrs. Ray Detlefsen Sunday even
leaves were used in decorating the
junior auditorium of the Commu ing were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Detlef
nity building when a potluck din sen of Coquille, Mr. and Mrs. M ar
tin Schimdt, of Norway.
ner was given on Tuesday even
Joan Gauer was an over-night
ing for members of the American
guest Sunday of Patsy Detlefsen.
Legion Auxiliary and their hus
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G riffith at
bands.
Guest speaker for the evening tended the Gideon banquet at the
was Clarence Barton, who chose as Coquille Hotel Sunday.
Charles Parker of Coquille,
i the topic of his address, “Com-
Tommie Wilcox of Fairview, D ar
, muaism.”
Mrs. Martha Mulkey Purdy was lene, Virginia and Katherine May-
lick were Sunday dinner guests at
named Woman-of-the-Month for
the G riffith home.
October by president of the A ux
Charles G riffith filled silo Wed
iliary, Mrs. Ronald Burr.
Plans were discussed for raising nesday. Now they are filling at
funds for Christmas gifts for the Graydon .Anderson ranch.
ENJOY THIS WONDERFUL BEEF PURCHASED
Mrs. Davis of Coquille was a
“Yank That Gave,” and an invi
visitor
at
the
home
of
her
daugh
front the PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK
tation from the local Legion post
uskusg the auxiliary members to ter, Mrs. Graydon Anderson, Mon
SHOW HELD DECENTLY IN POKTLANDI
day.
joint them for one meeting a
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month was accepted.
Be sure to get your share of this perfect-eating B e e f-
Chairman of the program com ATTENDS M EETING
while
it lasts. All cuts are properly trimmed before
mittee for the evening was Mrs.
Dr. C. G. Stem of Coquille at
Phil Albom while the refreshment tended executive board sessions of
weighing. Sold at regular Safeway prices, of course.
chairman was Mrs. Evan Albom. the Oregon Association of Chiro
e a
practic* Physicians, held in Bend
(-atehes M lb. Salmon Ted Cad- last week-end at the Pilot Butte
SH O W BEEF ROAST VALUES-
man caught a 35 pound salmon at Inn. Dr. 94am is president of the
Sixes on Sunday. Fishing with I aaeodation’s district 4, which in-
Rifo. TptfBMWO^ WftlkO-
M r. C adman was Ralph Jacobson, eludes Coos and Douglas counties.
h e « as juicy and tender
4 -H N o te s
15 C o u n t s
Husbands
E n t e r t a in e d
S&S M O TO RS
The Dalles. Oregon
Now on sale at SttfeWOV
4-H i& FFA S H O W BEEF
Rib Roast
Chuck Roast
j
JiCdKS
W IS S
A lasa, meaty, iaaspaaoh-w
rasst. Maltas a« lat
of good gravy.
lb. 6 5 ‘
|1
Thick and «maty.
AF,
lb. 85
Sirloin Steaks -ifc rts ?
—
• 'S S S
r £ •*
lb.
----------S H O W BEEF STEAK VALUCS----------
CkMM»g> C ftrtfa L f
Xgp.
lb. 85‘
Canea Oene
u a n o e rry ja u c e «any
COFFEE VALUES!
Ma M
« m
FRESH S T O C K S — PRICED LOW !
Soda Crackers
Sandwich Spread
I UVM
SeooM« I
Dry Red Beans
Edwarde
Coffee
t
«a.
» £ s1.05 ¿109
Folgen Coffee
M .I.B . Coffee
Hills Coflea
M axwell House
Chase ft Sanborn
^35c
Small White Beans
1-».
W
2Ä
s a
55‘
si° ’
SH O W BEEF STEW VALUES----------
— FRESH W HOLE-BEAN C O F F E E S —
UNI
SHORT RIBS
lb- 42*
Boneless Beef Cubes
lb. 6 9
“GROUND WHEN YOU IUY"
W M ITI MAGIC
BLEACH
NOB HILL
1-*. pkg. ggc
25C
24b. pkg. 95c
Vl Gallo«
AIRW AY
H««- 46«
3-lb.pkg. $137
OTHER SAFEWAY MEAT VALUES
MADY-POt
THI-FAN
CHICKINSI
en«««
ito n
o»
$199-95
B bbb I jbbjb
HOM E FREEZER
Is t h e P e r f e c t
C h r is t m a s G i f t !
end Inwailed
EASY
TERMS
For mother, it meant lass shopping drud
gery, fewer hour« in the kitchen. For dad,
year-round eating of gome from that hunt
ing trip. For everybody, better eating, more
nourishing food at lower price«. W ith
Deepfreeze you get larger capacity at low
er cost. There are six beautiful new model«
to choose from— a model for any «lie fam
ily, for any size puree!
Stop in end aee
the telked-ebout
freexerl
“The Heme of Frigidaire'
360 W. 1st St.
Coquille
Phone 17
Bandon— phone 233
Bfyrtle Point— phone 113
< o » po «» tiun
»d*
PINEAPPLE
c * n make a D i t f w t u i home freeze *
Harte«
RIADY-POK-
THI-PAH
SIA FOOOSI
Lb.
Ne. 2
Lb.
NATIONAL CRANBERRY
WEEK— OCT. IB-23
¿"59
Juice
puisu
1 0f
Margarine A i n k o«w AiitZ,.,
*
Margarine P**w w p « ma q « u
Grade ’A' Better »«<*■ Wwd
Grade A Eggs u ^ - w shi
14c
JO N A T H A N S
For Cooking
or Eating
Crushed
Hood
River
ggc
*£? franberries
£ 2 9 ’
10c
priced lew a t
Tie
78c
POTATOES
» lbs., No. r ,
1M lbs., N o I s
$1.19
$3.89
i.|4 % c
No. 1 Potatoes
R mm I VwWy
fc j
7c
Crispy Celery
Cauliflower
lb.! 13 c
Delicious Dates
8-oz.
25c
Tokay Crispy Grapes per lb. «%<
Valencia Oranges
5 4 . bag 49c
Ripened Tomatoes
isc
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* *
bow ,
OFTEN
SAFEWAY
RED
D E L IC IO U S
Cerned Beet “*»
CANDY BARS
-A P P L E S
kThoy’ro p le n tifu l
Whole Kernel C e r a 1
Bed Hill Catsup « w i l d r «uy
Tona R ib T" » h uvm mm »
APPLE CIDER
Haga's Coquille Electric
o h i » *010« ««oouers
FOW L
Fork Loin Roast R>. 69<
Fork Chops
85‘
Fore Ground Beef lb. 55'
Fure Folk Sausage lb. 59'
L M Sausage '
fc.65’
Smoked Flcnks lb. 59
Lean Sliced Bacon lb. 69*
Skinless Wieners lb 59*
per B>.
*
Serve More
Squash i
il-HeaWMul
Marblehead
A ] /
Hubbard Lb *
4
♦hraugh Saturday. Octobw 23. W . r.mrv. tha right M I M I q w rfitin
SAFEWAY
FRESH PRODUCE
Sold by weight— Buy what yob
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