The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 13, 1950, Image 4

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8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 « time to ume aooui judging
j udging contests a
4-H News s N q t e M ^ agricultural
is made up o f three members.
From All
These
The» include crops, vegetable,
precíate the organic m atter in our
garden soils. I t stays loose and
springy as you w alk over i t and it
holds moisture much better. I f you
haven’t incorporated organic m at­
ter, such as peet moss, humus, or
manure into your garden soil this
year, remember i t is a good prac­
tice fo r next year.
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A garden tip that you may be
able to use is a liquid manure
tank. Put a shovel fu ll or tw o of
manure in a cloth sack and suspend
in a barrel of water. The resulting
liquid y ill help your garden as a
side dressing.
By WALTER G. SCHROEDER
livestock, poultry and rabbit judg­
. County Extension Agent, (4-H ) ing contests and the forestry iden­
’8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 *8 8 8 8 8 8 1 tification contest, A home eco­
Bridge community w ill hold their; nomics judging team consists of
! firs t achievement day this Sunday, tw o members.
A t the South Coast Judging tour
July 16. For the past few weeks
all
o f the 4-H club members pres­
the Bridge 4-H club members have
<® ® s8& 88 8® 88 88 e8 88 3 e8 88 8
ent w ill judge as individuals but
been
working
steadily
to
get
their
Floyd Hall of M yrtle Point won
projects completed fo r this achleve- only the three highest from the
the replayed shot tournament
same club w ill be selected as the
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firs t and second place teams to go
goes to North Bend. These games the Coquille Vallqy Country club
to the State Fair and Pacific In te r­
w ill inaugurate the second half of last Sunday, July 9. Floyd navi­
gated the nine holes in 37. Drop-
Some questions have arisen from national.
league play. ~
ing his handicap of nine strokes
Coquille
ab r h po a e
■ from this score, Floyd’s net score
-------------- --------I Douglas, lb
.4 1 1 11
0 j stands at 28.
COQUILLE, OREGON
JU LY 13, 1950. Herns, cf
3 1 1 2
0 j George Procbnow of Coquille
5 Forkner, ss
2 0 0
0 ' finished second after breaking a tie
¡Stewart, 2b ..... .2
0 0
0 i w ith Andy Richardson,
Goodman, If ..... 3 0 0
0 j Agnes Estelle captured top hon­
I Stienberg, 3b
3 2 2 1 0 0
Salisbury, r f ........ 3 0 0 0 0 0 ors in the women’s division ;i while
Hawkins, c
3 0 1 6 1 0 Vern Estelle won the prize fb r the
high score.
White, p ......... 3 0 0 1 2 0
If you are a fisherman and one of Coquille’s younger set West, If .............1 o 0 1 0 0 Sunday, J u ly 16, the club w ill
stage a Blind Bogey tournament.
you’d best hurry over to the Washington Grade School
Tee-oif time is 10 a. m
Totals
playground and register for the Fish Rodeo coming up next
27 4 5 27 9 0
Thursday evening, J u ly 13 th, has
Friday, the 14th of July, at 11:00 a. m. The kids are now in
been declared a w ork-night for all
Powers
the process of constructing fish for the rodeo out of plywood
ab r h po à e members of the club. Activities
an4 paints. The enthusiasm is high and a large turnout is ¡Rolfe, lb ........ 2 0 0 2 0 0 w ill start about 6 o’clock w ith a
Herman, 2b ....... 3 0 0 1 2 1
expected.
potluck supper. A ll members are
Last Friday over at Washington , quet tournament and a checker Deavers, c f ....... 3 0 1 1 0 0 urged to be present and bring
a doll contest was staged and prizes tournament coming up next week. Whittke., c .......2 0 0 15 1 0 whatever tools they may have. A
yvere awarded fo r the follow ing: I Some o f the hoys worked on Bushnell, r f ....... 3 0 1 0
0 concerted e ffo rt w ill be made to put
largest doll, Suzie Summer: small­ shuffleboard disks, pushers, and Johnson, ss ....... 2 0 0 2
1 the greens and fairways in top
3 0 1 2
est doll, Merleen Bowman; the court and the interest has been Pi llette, 3b
0 condition, giving Andy Richardson \
most different, Richard Walker; extremely high in this sport. A Dunn, p ............ 3 0 0 0
0 a good send-off on his new ven­
3 0
the most beautiful, Nancy Hunsak- tournament is coming up in the fu ­ Newton, I f
1 ture as grounds keeper.
• W e are now the Case dealer for this community
er; the smilingest, Janet Creager; ture.
Johnson, lb ....... 1 0
0
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and surrounding territory. W e believe the Case line
best costumed, Linda Lessing; the
1 1 Drive Coos Bay Wagon Road— Mr. I
A ll boys interested in playing Meek, 2 b ...........1 0
noisiest doll, Diane Hunsaker; old­
o f 2 0 great tractors and 7 7 modern machines is
in a summer touch-football league
and Mrs. C lifford Bissett, accom­
est doll, Suzie Peterson; softest
Totals
26 0 4 24 7 4 panied by Mr. Bissett’s parents. M r. |
of six-man teams come on over to
unequalled for practical farm performance and
, doll, lleen Petersen; cleanest doll,
and Mrs. W illiam Bissett, made a I
the playground and sign up now
Carolyn Barnet; most resemblance
trip over the old Coos Bay Wagon
economy. Y o u are invited to come in and see the
for action commencing next week.
to owner, Ann Creager.
road on Sunday. The road was
I f enough boys register a six team
new
machines we already have on display, also our
A croquet tournament fo r both A league playing on the football field
good and the scenery beautiful but '
they
were
disappointed
in
not
b
e
-'
and B class ages was held fo r th e , w ill be worked out.
facilities for giving you prompt parts service .
ing able to traverse the whole road j
boys w ith Gary Rhule winning the ‘ Registration at both playgrounds
. Be sure to get a demonstra­
due to a land slide which covered I
A event and Tommy Engen tailing has
the road.
tion
o
f
the
new
Case
Hydraulic Control for " S , ”
h « B class in a close played 31m- , according to word frorti Fabian
F ortier’s powerful Loggers held
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O v er a, th », u j . . ,
' Nelson. «he playground director. A undisputed possession of the top Bark From Y ellow stone— Mr. and!
" D ,” and " L A ” Series tractors. It’s simple, scaled,
Over at the high school play- total of 155 boys and g irls have spot in Southwestern Oregon base­
sure and F A S T .
ground interest is very high in a registered w ith an average daily ball standings as the first half of Mrs. Clyde Minard and son, Gerry, j
badminton single elimination tour­ attendance at both playgrounds of the season ended Sunday, July 9th. returned Sunday from a ten-day |
trip to Yellowstone National Park.
nament and a horseshoe tourna­ of approximately seventy boys and The Loggers have won four while
ment now being played, w ith a cro- girls.
losing one. Bandon rests securely Return From Seattle — Mr. and
We Also Have Been Appointed
in second place w ith three wins Mrs. Noel Benham returned ort
and one loss. The two clubs meet Tuesday after visiting for several
Dealers For
at Bandon Sunday, Ju ly 16th, in a days in Seattle, Washington.
crucial test.
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S U R G E M IL K IN G M A C H IN E S
Coquille scored a shut-out against Attendinc M eeting— Mrs. Ethel
It s “ Rutabaga” Joe Marchand at Krause, to date, has three victories Powers Sunday, Ju ly 9th, when Lanway and Miss Mary A lic e ,
See us for a complete line of Surge parts . . . also equipment
Don White blanked the visitors Theisen are in Corvallis this week
the top of the heap in batting c ir­
4-0.
Meanwhile Reedsport was attending a meeting of secretaries
for servicing lids, buckets and pulsators.
cles around the southwestern Ore­ and one defeat.
Following is the complete rqster doing the same thing to Coos Bay of county agents in the state. The
gon baseball league as the firs t half
The final score convention is being held Ju ly 11
of the season ended this week. Joe of batters h itting better than .300 at Reedsport.
was 6-0.
and 12.
boasts a .572 average w ith four hits
Bandon, always a powerhouse
in seven official trips to the plate.
Name
G AB
and a threat to any member team
Ohe of these hits was a home run Marchand, C
7
4
.572 of the league, blasted North Bend Camp A t Rogue River—Mr. and
over the rig ht-fie ld fence of For­ Bishop, R
Mrs. Dick Carmichael, Mrs. M ar-
4 16
500 9-3 at North Bend.
tie r Field .
Gambit, R
vene Lake, A1 Allen and his broth-
4 14
.500
Southwestern Oregon League er and sister-ln«Uw. Mr. and Mrs
Bishop, catcher, and Gambit, Baird, B
Three-quarters mile from Coquille on M yrtle Point H ighway
4 15
.467 standings:
third-baseman, both of Reedsport Goodman, C
Dalton Allen of Corona, Calif.,
5 18
.444
iPhone
6191
Coquille, Oregon
Won
Lost
are crowding Marchand fo r top McKenna, CB
% spent the week-end camping at
4 14
Coquille
. 4
1
.800 the Rogue river.
honors with an even .500. Then Card, CB .
4 17
Bandon
3
1
.750
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comes Baird of Bandon w ith .467 Smith, B
4 15
North Bend
3
2
.600 In Eureka—M r and Mrs. Fred Mc­ 48534889235348532348234848534823234853485323485353485348485348485323484848905348482353
and Goodman of Coquille w ith .444 Sugura, NB
t.. 4 18
.389 Reedsport
2
2
to complete the top five.
.500 Clellan are on a busjness trip t<*
Jarvis, B .
4 18
.389 Powers
- . 1
3
.250 Eureka this week.
The Loggers left-handed mound Goodbrod, B
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.385 Coos Bay
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genius, Don White, sets the pace Toal, C
.000
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4 14
.357
for the rest of the league tossers. O’Dell, NB
On T rip to Nevada— Mrs. Stanle
........5 20
.350
Don has won four games w ithout a Deaver, P
Fitzgerald is spending a ten-da
4 12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
333
loss. Closest competition fo r White Bushnell, P
vacation in Reno, Nevada.
3
9
.333
comes from Mel Krause of Bandon. Hanauska, R
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.300 WANTED _ Logging Contractor
w ith Cat of Donkey equipment. Return From California— Mr. am
Cheney Forest Products, M yrtle Mrs. Donald Farr and fam ily re
Point. Phone 1751 M. Point, or turned Tuesday from a trip to Cal
413 Coquille evenings.
26t2c ifornia. They attended a reunioi
of Mrs. Farr’s fa m ily at Petaluma
M ALE HELP WANTED
attended the Ice Follies in Sai
A special season for the Inter­
WANTED FOR MODERN FARM Francisco, and returned to Coquilli
state deer herd which summers on
IM PLEM ENT
AND
HARD- via the Sacramento valley. The;
the. Fremont National Forest in
' WARE COMPANY—a man, be­ were glad to get back to Coquille
Lake and Klamath Counties and
tween ages 22 to 45, who would the temperature in and arount
winters entirely w ithin the Modoc
like to learn retail sales and Sacramento being 106 degrees.
Where foresighted and enterprising indi­
Naional Forest of Northern Cali­
repair parts.
Some knowledge
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fornia w ill be considered by the
of parts business preferred A
viduals can plan for the future and extend the
In planning your picnic mem
fine opportunity.w ith an estab- don’t forget foods like flavorfu
Oregon State Game Commission at
Behind four-hit pitching by Don
boundaries of life and pleasure.
tablished and growing firm . Per­ ripe olives, sweet pickles, crisi
its July 14 H in tin g regulation
White, te rrific fielding by L arry
manent to right man. W rite Box celery and carrots that are so gotx
hearing.
Herns and the blasting bats of
A, The Sentinel.
26t3c fo r munching.
The California Game Commis­ Hems, Stienberg and Douglas, the
Where courage and initiative brings not
sion meeting, at Shasta Springs on
June 27, tentatively approved the Coquille Loggers blanked Powers
only success to those who possess it, but added
Interstate Deer Herd Committee’s 4-0 Sunday, July 9, at Fortier
Field.
The
game
was
a
regular
service, enjoyment, and fullness to the lives of
recommendation that 3000 anterlesa
deer, be harvested from the Inter­ league contest o f the Southwestern
those t they serve.
state deer herd. The Committee’s Oregon league.
BY M ARY AGNES A IN LE Y
The firs t Logger run crossed the
recommendation further provided
Acting County Extension Agent, Home Economics
that 1500 of these deer be taken by plate m the firs t inning, the result
Where freedom is a wondrous thing that
of three walks, a passed ball and
Oregon sportsmen.
an
error
on
the
Powers
shortstop.
A cooperative study of the In te r­
says, “A Man’s A Man for a’ of that” and limits
Your camp registration blanks candle levels are recommended:
The second Coquille counter
state deer herd was undertaken
are
to
be
returned
to
your
county
For
occasional
sewing
on
light-
are only those you wish to put on yourself.
by the U. S. Forest Service, the was blasted o ff the end of the bat
extension office by July 15. That
Oregon State Game commission, o f Phil Stienberg, a bases-clear is this Saturday. Dates fo r Home colored fabrics, 40 footcandles;
prolonged sewing on light to m i-
and the California Game com­ homerun in the fourth.
No better example exists in this commu­
Dave Douglas crossed the plate maker’s Camp again are August medium fabrics, 80 footcandles;
mission in 1945. The committee's
2-6.
sewing on dark fabrics w ith fine
management plan is designed to w ith the third Coquilie run in the
nity than the manner in which Orville Wood and
detail, 150 or more footcandles.
hold deer and livestock numbers in fifth . Dave rapped out a sharp
A senior flo or lamp w ith a 100-
D uring the summer months w ith
balance w ith the available food single, went to second on an error
Lloyd Claver bring their new Myrtle Lane Drive-
supply on the Modoc w inter range. by the Powers rig h t fielder and more hours being spent in the gar­ 2OO-3Q0 w att incandescent lamp or
In theatre to us this week, and Mr. and Mrs.
There is ample food on the sum­ advanced to th ird when the Powers den, mending and other hand sew­ a 32-watt circular flouresoent
mer range in Oregon. In the last second baseman bobbled the ball. ing must be accomplished after lamp provides the highest illu m ­
Stanton Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. U. E. McClary
three years, this deer herd has Douglas, attempting to steal home, dark. A suggestion from Miss Lucy ination level o f portable lamps
increased steadily, the 1950 cen­ was caught by the catcher, but Lane, Oregon State college exten­ w ith an average o f 100 foot can­
bring their new store and store building and
sus showing 15,000 mule deer in the was declared safe because o f in ­ sion clothing specialist, is that dles.
To
provide
illum
ination
levels
terference.
Oregon homemakers may well con
new electrical appliance store to serve and build
herd. Studies by the three agen­
cies also indicate that the use of
The fourth Logger, run was sider good lighting fo r th eir work. beyond the 100 footcandle range,
the
Coquille Valley.
Sewing is a d iffic u lt eye task reflector and projector spot and
hitterbrush, the key deer winter scored by Stienberg who pounded
flood
lamps
o
f
150
watts
recessed
because
the
homemaker
must
con­
food, has decreased 70 per cent out his second extra-base h it of the
during the past three years and day, a double, in the sixth. A centrate on small details w ith little in the ceiling may be used. A
Yes, we congratulate these enterprising
browse forage is declining w ith fielder’s choice went sour when or no contrast between color o f 75-watt flood lamp attached to a
approximately 15
he present use.
the Powers second baseman miss­ thread and fabric. Sewing requires flo o r lamp
Americans for what they have done to serve us all.
The proposed action is designed ed the throw and Stienberg went the best and most carefully ap­ inches from the sewing task w ill
to harvest the 1950 increase in the to third while Salisbury was safe plied lighting of any work done at supply at least 100 footcandles on
the sewing task.
herd and to prevent further dam­ at first. Moments later, Phil stole borne.
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age of forage resources upon which home w ith the fin al run o f the day.
L ig h t w ith some directional qual­
future deer populations w ill be
For an exotic and most delicious
Dunn pitdhed excellent ball for ity seems preferable fo r most
dependent.
the losers, giving up five hits, six kinds of sewing. This is because salad combine shredded Chinese
walks and strikin g out fourteen in the absence of color contrast cabbage, th in ly sliced celery, chop- J
men. His mates committed four between thread and fabric, the ped salted almonds and pitted-Bing
On Vacation T rip —Mr. and Mrs. error*.
Toss lig h tly w ith a
chief factors enabling the eye to cherries.
Chet M urray left on Sunday on a
cream dressing.
White
went
the
distance
fo
r
the
distinguish
a
stitch
against
its
two week vacation trip. They
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plan to visit in Portland and In Loggers, giving up one walk and background are minute shadows
Shredded
tender
carrots, crisp |
points in Washington. While Mr. four hits while fanning six. No cast by threads, slight ridges caused celery and plump raisins m ix e d ,
errors
were
scored
against
Coquille.
by
tension
o
f
stitches,
and
high­
M urray is away Fred Scoggin of
w ith mayonnaise make a delicious .
Sunday, July ,16, Bandon w ill lights on the thread or fabric.
Dallas is in charge o f Herman’s
fillin g for summer andwiches. P u t;i
On the basis of test results and them together just before time to j
Mens store here. Assisting is Mrs. entertain the Loggers, Coos Bay
travels to Powers and Reedsport observations the follow ing foot- eat so the fillin g w ill stay crisp.
Cart Hooker.
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Playground Activities Include Sports
Fish Rodeo Slated Friday, July 14th
loggers lead SWO
Diamond Race
Marchand Top Slugger With .572;
Don White Paces League Pitchers
W a y n e W . W a ts o n
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This Is America!
Deer In Both Oregon And California
Special Season To Be Considered For
Coquille loggers
Trip Powers 4-0
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