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PAGE pend fund to improve the water Bay, »pent the weel line» to other than the school. The Endicott summer hoir 1i ' le% are “bout, M y ,a " Mrs. Bessie Ochcltre old and an adequate water supply M ... „ cannot be maintainel. The water OTa»*11’ and Mrs- users will meet on Wednesday, ant* Ernie Magill wei June 20, to discuss further plans, on Sunday for the J U N E 21. 1951 By G. B. HOWE The water board has offered the Mrs. Magill’s parents 4 water users all back water rents, aniversary. The party 4. S tir S tan d ard Aluminum '• amounting to about >250, plus an the home of Mr. and M Asbestos Coating thorough 1 amount in the water fund to set up Cloud, Mr. McCloud b ly and apply with roofing 4 ' - ■, their organization, thereafter sell- of Mrs. Pfaff, who brush. n ing surplus w ater to the proposed Pfaff, were the honor 9. Use long, easy strokes. One 1 company at the rate of $20 per Father’s Day was c or two strokes over a given 1 month for a year, and >25 per the E. Goodman home spot cause the material to e month thereafter. nic. Guesta include, flow out to a natural thick i Local 4-H members attending Mrs. A. G. Centers of i ness. Further brushing re IJ a . . , the 4-H sumer school at Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. T. R. G< sults only in "balling" of the - inclue Elma Jean and Alice Magill, children of Coos Bai coating. raafCMf niutui nKi'nir 1 , Sharon Ocheltree, Kay Cribbins, Mrs. R. V. Sampson a 1 rn s u m sms fn h | Standard Aluminum Asbestos ( and Martah Lancaster. of Coos Bay, and Mr. Coating actually adds years of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Booher of E. Jennings and child service to roofs. Call us about t Puyallup, Wn., stopped over night | Mrs. John Sampson it today. We’d like to show i on Saturday at the home of Mr. visited a t the home of you the service that has helped ’ and Mrs. Sam Booher while on Mrs. Fred Sharp on ua grow in this locality. i their way to Los Angeles, where when she came to tak M etal KOOtS. There’s no they will spend their vacation. Jon and Dean, home time like now for money-saving Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huff and had spent several week action on your roofing-papar children spent last, week end in grand parents. and "tin” roofs. It’s so easy to Springfield visiting Mrs. Huff’s Social night at the Bri preserve your roof, keep it cool ge grange the big cat. The territory was too STANDARD I father and family, Mr. and Mrs. on- Friday, June 15, w er with Standard Aluminum Ray Beckett. quarterly birthday p. 'as a,lso the dry for the hounds to pick up the Asbestos Coating. when scent, but at last reports, they in- Bridge residents were grieved birthdays of members w arty, Here’s the routine we recom vhose birth-j tend to try again soon i I to hear of the accidental death of days fell during the secc mend for brush application: md quarter, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kurtz have Ben Shields on Thursday. He was were celebrated with 1. Clean roof thoroughly. pot luck i returned to their ranch on Myrtle an old time Bridge resident and supper and program, a Roses 2. Inspect for defeats; if badly and Creek from Portland where they had many friends here. greenery decorated tl he suppar , m aintain a home, to spend part of worn, re-roof. Mrs. A1 Richmond and children tables, the table reserv ved for the the summer. X If roof is secure, patch major - - were called to Roseburg on Mon- honored guests in addi ition beingi Mrs. Jeanette Mack is a guest! holes and tears. » • day by Jhe serious illness of Mrs. graced with birthday c rakes. The of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Perry in Distributed by Richmond’s mother, Mrs. Bert Sut- program following tl e supper . Coos Bay, where she went to con- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton« had featured music as the theme. A j suit an eye specialist. spent the weekend visiting the novelty number by M Irs. Jam es Frank Fish has bought a new Richmond family and went to Jewett, Mrs. Walter Har Telephone 1161 or 1164 rdman, and Studebaker Champion car to re- Roseburg Sunday evening to visit Mrs. Trim Davis was th« e hit of the place the car that was wrecked Railroad Coquille, Oregon a son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. evening last week. Phil Sutton, where Mrs. Sutton Mr. and Mrs James C Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish and was stricken with an attack of Amboy, Wn., were guei Courtney of illness which proved to be diabetes, and Mrs. Perry Watei sts of Mr. Miss Alice Fish were guests a t the rman, Sr., A'. C. Kurtz home on Saturday eve- I She is in a Roseburg hospital. The from Tuesday until Thur rsday. Mrs. ning. 1 Suttons are former Bridge resi- Courtney is Mrs. Waterr mans cous-j Frank Fish escaped with bruises 11 dents who have been living in Cali- in. On Wednesday ev< fom ia for the past few years. and Mrs. Courtney, Mi ening Mr., and scratches last Monday after- It’s always The 4-H Clubs of Bridge a n d , man, and Delores Flynn rs. Water- noon when his 1949 Studebaker J were din- car left the road on M yrtle Creek I 7 t*n°'ie J»*“ a coo,ted food sale ner guests at Mr. and M Irs. “LOVE AT FIRST Grover and rolled over two times. On a last Wednesday at Murphy’s Store Royer of Myrtle Point narrow part of the road, he passed at which time they cleared >44.12, In observance of F a t SIGHT” - - . with to be used for prizes at their Mr. and Mrs. Henry A hers Day. .a log truck which raised such a! •hrens a n d ; dense dust that he was unable to j I achievement day on July 22. Bobby Grant spent Sunda •y picnick- see the car immediately follow ing11 Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Jennings and ing at Sunset beach the truck. Swerving to avoid th e ', children spent Thursday and Fri- Elaine Abbott, young day visiting with Mr. Jennings’ of Mr. and Mrs. Lawren daughter car, his right wheels got into th e 1, ice Abbott soft shoulder which caved in as he , HBOt w i , famUy’ Mr' an<1 Mrs «X Big Creek, has been > quite ill tried to get back on the road. | Harold Jennings, in Eugene. following a tonsillectomy Joe, young son of Mr. and Mrs. had several Wood transit '. She has A fter traveling about 40 feet th is ' I usions and way, the bank caved in and his!I Chas. McCloskey of Gravelford, has been confined to Me? ^uley hos- car rolled over, stopping short of 1 1 was an overnight guest Sunday at pital for several days Myrtle Creek The car was badlv I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jimmie Cribbins, son o ,W^tf rm a" ’„ Sr Mrs. Tom Cribbins, and >f Mr. and wrecked and it is doubtful that I a friend, it can be repaired. I Dr* and Mr«. C. W. Endicott and Douglas York, of Mass lachusetts, Mrs. Andrew W aterman, M rs.il granddaughter, Nancy, daughter of have been on furlough ” r ~ an<^ Mrs. C. W. Endicott of Eu- army base in Orlando F from the Elvin Waterman and Mrs. H ow -il at ard Winkleman went to G rants 1 1 gene, and Susan S tarr of Coos' the home of Jimmie’s Honda, rant* i w i uii rn a a y , —•___ - ■ wnere » Mrs. An drew Waterman had a physical check-up S e n tin e l COQUILLE, OREGON. Pink and white roses, pink and blue streamers, and greenery were used to decorate th e grange hall on Thursday, June 14, for the stork shower given by Mrs. Jam es Jew ett and Mrs. T. J. Davis, to honor Mrs. W alter Hardman. The entertainment consisted of games with Mrs. D. E. Jennings and Mrs. Powell Lancaster winning prizes. A door prize was won by Mrs. Henry Brown. A fter Mrs. Hardman opened her many lovely gifts, refreshments were served to Mesdames Walter Hardman, Cecil Pnul, Max Olson, Harold Van Alstein, E. 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Retail meat dealers and all i other merchants in Coos Bay j and the surrounding trade arfea concerned directly or indirectly with OPS meat regulations 24 and 25 are urged by Carl C. Donaugh, director, Oregon Dis trict OPS, to attend a meeting in Coos Bay, Thursday, June 28, at 10:00 a. m. Through cooperation of Frank I Calise, Manager of the Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce, the meet- I ing will be held there. On hand to explain these meat ; I price rules will be Marvin Craser, ! I OPS business analyst in meat, i from the Portland office. , Handsome, super-convenient new has H andidor w ith shelves and 4-t Bank. F u ll-w id th Freezer, roast- deep Meat Keeper. Select-a-Size K ru p e r, e J ju a . U t shelves! EAT BETTER! WORK LESS YES, ROOMIER THAN A U OTHERS IN fTS FIELD! Only Ford in all the low-price field offers you a full five feet of hip room. Ford’s trunk . . . with over 24 cubic feet of volume . . . a at least one auitcaee bigger than that of any other low-priced car. 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