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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1953)
a COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SWEETHEART COME MEET THE MAN WHO'S BEEN THERE! S A T l ’R D A Y . M A Y 23 F R O M .3 T O 4 P.M . FREE COFFEE A N D D O N U T S A LL D A Y C o m e in and m e e t R e v . O v id D illin g h a m w h o h as ju st c o m p le te d 4*4 y e a r s in In d ia . H e w ill he in fu ll In d ia n r e g a lia . OUR MOTTO: “I t’s o u r s to o ffe r w h a t w e can — G o d ’s to s u p p l y w h a t w e c a n n o t.” S S & II G R E E N S T A M P S L ook for th e S ilv e r D o lla r S p e c ia ls u p e r e t t e The Y O U R R E D & W H IT E G R O C E R Y S T O R E ARMSTRONG TIRES — Photo bj BOB PARKER. 8ratUa 'toy RRTCES tea«' prices and you buy ot big sales savings / 1. BIG PRICK SAVING ♦ 70 a ll M taM ♦ SO« !♦ 7.10x11 7 .4 0 m It • 00.11 12« 13« 14« 15« 17« 18« H h«U4ll N»NaU|i| **««8 M N h U«« •»i »«uin Whaa »wt*«e*4 .M « « « « k *r H r« • * to « r « f« to r p rfc« M VI» f« f» s F « 4 « r« t F e e ) l . P f a ’ 2 “ allowance 3 .^ 4 .^ A m •" ••<« levato r«*«pefcto to«. FREE TUBES Wirte purihaie et « Hr«» «« gir* rMI 1 tot 0NC0N0IFI0N«IU GUARANTELO TIMS SALI ON FIRST LINE. FOP QUALITY TIMS toel«d •w t » « • b y pet«« a d ì M l a d a r ) r d Hna »»»•S O ur p el««. « , « t o « « , « to « *« « . « d e . »«« • • «WO to < «m «««« tie« e b e .e .« to «r><«. . I r t i tie « . • * • « . stoat« breáis«*, *»h«r r« « 4 CONSOLIDATED SALES AND SERVICE H ig h w a y 101 N o rth C o q u ille P h o n e 5001 Special Combination Offer! new l 9'3 s 269?5 Admiral JJ B R U SH OR SP R A Y Darrell L. Cox Coquille. Oregon. Since 1926 Telephone 6109 ORDERS FOR ESTIM ATES F IN E P A P E R S A N D C O U N SEL Save on gas and upkeep with a Çtudebaker truck Grade Schoolers Make 10 Points In Track Meet Several men fio m th is area left yesterd ay for induction into the A rm ed Services. Those going w ere: F ra n k Delano Hicks, G ardiner, form erly -of A l liance, Neb.; Donald C harles Hogue, Gold Bach; Richard Karl Adams, form erly of Brookings and now of San Francisco; Ja c k Lee Johnson and Jackie Ralph Gilmore, Brookings. Also leaving w ere Jam es Clin ton Thom, Bandon; Je rry Dorin Casey, form erly Coquille a r d now ( W atsonville, Calif.; H ubert De- W ain Wolfe, Thom as Moore P a t- erson. Clifford Neil H ardeastle and A rnold G erhard Berlage. N orth F A R M E R ’S DAUG H TER . . . Bend: Roiiert Edwin Stockton, fo r A ctress Ruth H am pton w as m erly Coos Bay and now of L eb chosen 1953 “ T yp ical F a rm er's anon, Ore. D au ghter” by M idw estern A gri cultural le a g u e . Kuth won film O th ers going included K eith cu ntrael a s M iss N ew J e rsey . Gordon Thom pson, Edgar Howard C ollver, Jam es Alvin N eideigh, s<t S p ik e L e s l i e tor Insurance Dole Eugene Reiber, Harold Ja y >f ill kinds. phone 4891 tfc l-’oster. W illiam Thomas Holland. J e rry LeRoy Ja rv is and Robert Joseph Gray, Coo’s Bay; Donald K ent L aird, Coquille; and Edmond H erm an Jteiten, McKinley. '. SAVE 490, ( PA PER HANGING ENAM ELING PA IN TIN G CONTRACTS BY JA CK BOWEN In th e in terest of econom y, good governm ent and good p ractice, a program of b etter p u b licity on 1 m easures, th a t h av e been su b m itted to the voters, is indicated On th e local level, m oney w ould have been saved, had m oney been spent, to acq u ain t th e v o ters w ith th e reasons w hy v ario u s m easures a re desirable, essential, o r in some cases, m andatory. As a re su lt of the lack of ad eq u ate inform ation, we have, on occasion, th e u n fo r tu n a te situ atio n of an u n fav o rab le vote for a m easure, o r service, or funds for som e endeavor, th a t is vital to th e public good. These “no” votes, in such cases, can only be th e re su lt of in ad eq u ate presen tatio n of th e facts. A nother election is th en req u ired an d dis sem ination of in fo rm atio n on the proposal. Tim e an d m oney would Rugged A lan L add gives protection to two beautiful dam sels in have been saved had this been done distress, D eborah K err and C orinne Calvet, in this stirrin g scene in the first instance. L egislators and civic leaders should be cogniz from P aram o u n t’s action-packed ad v en tu re dram a, “T h u n d er in an t of th e fact th a t th e general the E ast,” opening Sunday a t the Roxy T heatre. Also sta rre d in public has not had th e advantage this explosive d ram a set in a rev o lt-rid d en Indian province is of in term in ab le discussion an d d e C harles Boyer. » b ate on these proposals and. when they a re in doubt, will cast a “no The Boy Scouts and leaders, vote on th e p rin cip le th a t “no ’ G ra n t H artw ell and G eorge A l vote is a safe vote. bertson, gath ered at th e H artw ell O ur genial ed ito r and publisher ! hom e afte r th e ir m eeting in th e Ralph S tuller, has a pet project. | scout room at th e school house perhaps, because he is an ard en t ! disciple of Izaak W alton, perhaps, T uesday evening and Mrs. E. L. because it is a d arn god idea and | Jackson and Mrs. Ire n e H artw ell, needs being done. It is th e dev elo p R iverton grade school boys m ade m em bers of our R iverton club, m ent of the recreatio n al possiblli- j ties of th e C oquille riv e r— boat 10 points at th e track m eet at Coos served cookies an d punch to the launching facilities, picnic areas, Bay S atu rd ay . Dale Holland m ade 16 boys and 2 leaders present. Iioat houses, etc. You, w ho have 5 of them in w inning first to th e i Eight of th e E x p lo rer group of th e Scouts, accom panied by G eorge pursued your fav o rite sp o rt upon broad ju m p in second class. C harles H artw ell m ade the other A lbertson, w ill go to th e Scout th e river, know it to be d ifficu lt of access, if not im possible, through five w hen he w on first place in i convention a t th e u n iv ersity Cam pus in Eugene th is w eekend. m ost of th e navigal. le length of it. pole v au lt in th e first class. | To one who has a new b ea t and m otor and th e yen to fish, it is ex asp eratin g to be u n ab 'e to find CROSSWORD TT- 1 2 3 4 7 9 10 5 6 8 a launching spot. F ishing is a olace «> PUZZLE of the soul and aids in th e co ntem 13 Ij 14 HORIZONTAL plation of th e fin er things >{ “f t 1 Short tor canvaa It should be enco u rag ed —never 17 16 B coverin g fru strated . 5 Short slee p s Local Men Leave For Armed Forces sp trouble for safety. . trade worn tires. save money to o ... B a r sate, factory-fre»h, belter balanced •eR poy In and Around Our Town At Riverton Mist Rot» Sparhawli, lovely Au burn, Washington, model who will appear in a glamour-gal damon* •tratlon at N. W. Photographer** Convention in Spokane, May II. ARMSTRONG TIRES AT ATEHT Thursday, May 21. 1953 Social Science Pins Awarded J M ary K istner. senior and Gene Molthu, juniors were aw arded the J social science im provem ent pins ! at an assem bly this week. The | pins w ere presented by Jam es L. | McMahon, social-economies and and A merican history teacher. Miss Kistner, received her aw ard for im provem ent based on two ' years work in A merican history and aocial economics. Molthu re- ! | reived his pin for im provem ent in ■ the study of /\m erican history. 9 D eclare 12 Sm ell 13 To send forth 14 Hail 15 P attern s 17 Sym bol for tantalum 18 N um ber 19 L ength m e a s ure of T ripoly • pi l 21 P rick ly fruit en velop e ipl.) 23 Kin 27 Child for father 28 To harden 29 French ca rica tu rist 81 Interjection enjoining silen ce 34 P art of B ible iabbr.1 35 Journeys for another 38 H aw aiian butterfly 39 N um ber 41 D runkard 42 E ffigy 44 C om bining fo r m : daw n 46 P ictorial sk etch es 48 B oxes 51 G reat clan (F r. I Pronoun i 52 53 W hether C om m ands 1 55 59 E m ploy ! 60 Period of fastin g 62 Silk w orm 63 Bushy clum p 64 M eadow s 65 H arvest VERTICAL 1 M ountain in M ass. 2 F u ss 3 M easu re of length 4 G et ready 5 A rabic scrip t used in w rit ing religious books 6 M easure of Sw eden 7 D ep ression 8 P ie r c e with pointed w eapon B P e tty m inor official 1$ 51 20 33 w Í6 7 5 ^ 24 28 7/7Á 29 34 ////> 36 35 4Ò 39 44 ////< 27 w / 30 i if 31 32 i 38 33 ^ E T a sm ooth ly stream lined 1953 Studebaker Truck and y o u ’re sure to help your b u sin ess tw o w a y s. First of all, Studebaker's m odern m ethods o f Truck d esig n in g s a v e g a s for you and cut upkeep ex p e n se — then, you cash in still further on g o o d look s That build plenty o f g ood w ill. * Stop in and exa m in e a Studebaker truck—a light- duty pick-up or sta k e—or a p ow erful l ' / i or 2 ton m odel for heftier hauling. S ee h o w superbly a Stud*, boker truck is d esig n ed to sa v e . 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CO O S B A Y 43 41 F 46 45 W Z, 48 49 50 S3 S3 59 60 63 64 10 T o state 11 Strong longings 16 M easure of cap acity 20 Instru m ental com position s 22 A loft 23 U nruly outbreak 24 H eraldry: grafted 25 Card gam e 26 P r e fix : not 30 M em ber of new sp aper staff 32 S ign al 33 P ed al digits 36 F ab ulous bird 37 To burn in w ardly 40 A pproached ♦3 N aga H ills tribe (India) 45 C orrelative either ♦7 U nruly outbreak s 48 Close TROYER & BA R N AR D COQUILLE P 51 aai 54 1 56 55 61 58 63 P enneys ALWAYS fIR ST HURRY DOWN AND SAVE O U A IIT Y I bi PUZZLE NO. 235 49 M exican dollar 50 L ow est piece of window fram e 54 L egal charge 56 B efore 57 N arrow inlet 58 J u ice of plant 61 Sym bol for sodium e le a n -u p A nsw er to E n isle No. 234 □□ □ □ □ □ uno GOOD MANNERS + GOOD SENSE = <«OO0 PARTY LINE N EIG HBO RS WOMEN'S SUMMER SANDALS • W h ite e r tan • S iz e s 4-9 a v a lu e at o n lv • W ith p la s tic lin ed p a n ts • S iz e s 6-12-18 m o n th s ______ • S n a p p e r cr o tch NYLON BRASSIERES • N y lo n T a ffe ta • S iz e s A -32-36 • W h ite B -32-38________________ ( e»< rs n $40 p air INFANT'S PUCKERED NYLON CREEEPERS 1 .8 S PLASTIC CHAIR CUSHION & BACK SET PU>S - 2.50 R ed , G ra y , Y e llo w . 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Jo y come from giving, as w ell as taking. •9 0 0 0 We believe in the firm or man Admiral McCLARY APPLIANCES W. FIRST M aster. In retu rn , th ey pay hom w hose performance matches hia published intentions, w hose per You’ll show good manners by sharing your party line and keeping calls reasonably brief. Y o u ’ll show good sense by spacing calls out and replacing the receiver c are fu lly after each call. Every good party line neigh- bor surely agrees that fo llo w , lo g th is ty p e o f f r ie n d ly cooperation adds up to better •ervict for everyone. * sonal contacts prove his sincerity. So do you. &&&&&% | P H O N E 101 , - .0 9 8 3.00 WOOL CAMP BLANKETS 5.00 • 16x24 6 -o z. T ic k in g fo r s u m m e r o u tin g s . We pay hom age to o u r rulers, be they king, president, o r the G reat CHICKEN FEATHER PILLOWS unni climi • S iz e 60x80 • 3 Pounds • Id e a , fo r S u m m e r NYLON PIECE GOODS • P u c k e r s. P r in ts. 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