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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1952)
Drivers' Exams Set Teachers Visited N ext Week Again ■ M ra. Oma Belle McBee, coor dinator o f field service», and Mrs. wflj wZZ M innie Andrews, placement and r. Nov. 1» at the city hall •eeording to on i te ry •< State*» original U- to drive are to file applications w ell of the scheduled to o f the required alumni secretary, of the Oregon college of education at Monmouth, visited, teachers in Coos county schools recently. Teachers in cluded were graduates of the col lege who are doing their first year of teaching at North Bend, Coos Bay, Empire, Charleston. Coquille, M y rtle Point and Bridge. NOW 4-H News Notes From Coos County Coquille Man Ploys By WALTER G. SCHROEDER 4 -H County Extension Agent ‘ W ith the new club year just starting, Coos county already has 80 4 -H clubs w ith 80S members organized. Clothing groups lead w ith eleven clubs and a total of 109 members. Cooking and livestock follow w ith five and three clubs respectively, i Has your club started yet? Record books came in right up to the last m inute last. Saturday but there are still many of you i who did not send in a book. They w ill still be accepted this month for credit on completion, but w ill not be eligible /o r the record book contest. 1/ you were one of those who had misplaced your book or ’ just forgot to send it in, send it in now so you can be credited w ith completion. I A few more clubs came through : w ith flying colors this past week to “capture” their 100% complet- Navy muslolans are visited by Mme. Eva Uheva, MetrepeUUa Opera | ion certificate. They are the Broad- star, during a rehearsal fer a television show. The men are: P««" , bent D airy club, led by Glenn G u l- Marsh, musician seaman. USN (left), of Plttatow», N L . and Ronald strom; the Bridge Sheep club led Williams, yeoman, third class. U8N, of 158 North Division. CoquUle. ! by Powell Lancaster; the T ra il Ore. They are serving at the U. S. Naval Receiving SlaUea, Sealtla, Blazers Forestry club led by Washington. • (Ofkcial U.4. Maey Photo«taph—1ISISSO George Albertson; the Sum ner- Catching In le t D airy club led by Henry and John Van Calar; the Pins and Needles Sewing club and a Bird Study club led by M ary Young; and the M yrtle Cooking Members of the Flow er Lovers club led by M ildred Ansley. club discussed the design of cor See “Spike” Leslie tor insurance A guidance and counseling pro sages, wreaths and sprays at their tfr gram fo r senior high school stu second meeting at the Labor Tem of all kinds, phone 4891 dents has been instituted at Co ple Nov. 6. Talks on corsages were quille this year w ith emphasis on given by N ell Christianson and Job selection and school program LucUle Ewing. Emma Walson, Blanche M cKeever and Morene ming, 1 was announced last week Crose presented a discussion on the by Frank N ih il, principal. design of sprays and wreaths. The program is under the di The following poem was pre rection of Mrs. Thora Watson, sented to the club by Frances veteran tçacher at Coquille high Holms trom: who has taken graduate w ork In O CR C L V B FLO W ER the field of guidance, counseling Resause its beauty is for all. and psychology. * For rich and poor, for great and A t the present time, Mrs. W at son Is devoting tw o periods out of Because its color and its grace each day to the program. M ake, faire r eve» the poorest Juniors and seniors are being contacted first for interviews, And since thro* gardens we which are to discuss the future would blees trades and professions th at the O ur land w ith added loveliness. student is Interested in and the dis W e seeking for our emblem cussion of those to which he is Choose, the Rose. suited. Hostess for the meeting was e • Beverly W illard , and plans were made to have the next meeting Dec. 4. ‘ • • A big turnout waa reported at the Active club H allow e’en dinner- dance held recently at M yrtle Lodge. A m idnight buffet dinner was The city police car totaled 417 served to Activians and th eir wives from CoquUle, Roseburg, M yrtle hours of patrol duty fo r the month Point and Coos Bay. Dick Ring of of October In a report issued from Coos Bay was general chairman the police office by Chief G. W. McM ullen. 18118 is a notable in for the event. crease over the 293 hours of patrol for September the increase duo in creased school patrol duty. During October 289 hours were spent in foot patrol duty by mem bers of the Coquille force. Total meter tickets issued totaled 1188. O ther portions of the report listed the following information: D run k arrests made 15; w arn ings issued, 85; tra ffic citations is sued, 118; fau lty meters repaired, 178; hours spent on court duty, 20; and the num ber a t 'prisoners booked at the city Jail for the month totaled 30. o, o Student Counselin Spray, Wreath Work Guidance Program Discussed By Club In A t High School IS THE TIME to have your Christmas Portrait Made OUR CHRISTMAS BONUS F rom now until Decem ber 15 you may have one 8x10 portrait F R E E w ith an order for >25 w ith any size. (12 - 5x7 is typical) TELEPHONE — - > 8 COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL Thursday November 181962 263 NOW Coquille Studio Pick of the ’/2-ton pickups! i When you’re in the market for a Vi ton pickup, it pay» to look hard at the pick o f the lot— International. when you need it. But just as impor tant, they save you plenty on gasoline and maintenance. Here’s real-truck muscle in every part to give you that extra drive far the tough jobs; extra ye a n o f thrifty operation. Here*» the roomiest cab and the smoothest ride you can find in any truck. Come in and see all that International has to offer you in a light-duty track: e U nm atched h a n d lin g e a s e ! - H , H , and 1-ton sizes. 115, 127, and 134-in. wheelbase». Body types include pickup, stake, panel, Metro, utility, and others. • S ilv e r D ia m o n d all-truck valve- in-head engines give that extra power CEO. F. BURR MOTOR CO. 855 S. H a ll C O Q U IL L E , O R E. Phone 1551 Complete Parts & Service INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS M o re th a n One M illio n N o w on th e R oad ■ .I..!..... - ...................... ........... • , on either of these one-pound packages of H IN TS able. any International light-duty truck, c a m in and s m » • - Cop Car 417 Hours On October Patrols f1 • C o m fo -V isio n C a b — the roomiest, most comfortable cab on the road. 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