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COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
Extension U nit
Holds Meeting
A t Woods Home
I ty p in g w ill start th is week at Co-
q u ille h ig h school according to
K a rl D. Schmidt, commerce in -
-tru cto r.
The bookkeeping course opened
Tuesday at 7 p. m w h ile the ty p -
in g course started W ednesday at
M rs. E d ith Woods o f F a irv ie w
entertained members o f the M c
K in le y Home Extension U n it Ja n
uary 8 at h e r home.
TTie day’s project was "Reed
B asketry." D em onstrating how the
baskets are made w ere Mesdames
K e rm it
Shepherd,
Lee
Beck,
George Kasper. H a rry Mast, M e l
v in Pointer, D elbert K ing, M ild
red K in g and Mrs. Woods.
O ther members attending the
meeting were Mrs. J e ff Lynn. Mrs.
Clarence C h u rc h ill and Mrs. Lloyd
Mast.
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COURT HOUSE AT WORK— L ow ell C halley, North Bend resi
dent. visits the Coos County Clerk's office, and here talks w ith
Helen VaJDcz about som e record! or. property he ow ns. (S ed tin el
ITiatJ)
Extra Copies Of Sentinel Available
E xtra copies o f this week's new
Courthouse issue are available at
The Sentinel offices. A n extra
A letter o f appreciation to
press ru n was made in order to form er City Recorder l.es Bahr
accomodate the orders received w as ordered drafted by the city
this week fo r copies o f The Sen council.
It would thank him
tinel, and an e xtra num ber were fcr the d iligen ce and care he
printed just in case you’d lik e to used w h ile in the city em ploy.
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send pictures o f your new c o u rt
house. and many o f the people
Mr. and Mrs. Don W ilson left
who w o rk there, to y o u r friends, last Wednesday fo r a vacation tr ip
relatives and fo rm e r residents.
to C a lifo rn ia
City Thanks Bahr
SAVE $ ON Y O U R
H E A T IN G O IL
S & II Green Stamps of course on
every purchase.
U NIO N HEATING O IL
C. D. NASLVND
Corner of 4th and Taylor
Phone 4601
LEG OF MUTTON
Lb.
29c
, T
Mutton Shoulder
i f
23c
RIB STEAKS
SHORT RIBS
OX TAILS
2 Pounds
MUTTON STEW
59C
3 Pounds
25C
49c
GOOD BEEF
ib.
LEAN AND MEATY
'b. i7 c
LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER
COFFEE
,b 5c
50 P ounds
No. 2
93c
OLEO
SUGAR
Western Maid
2 lbs.
Pure Cane
10 Pound bag
39c
79c
98c
TO M ATO JUICE
WHITE KING SOAP
46-oz. cans
2 for
Powder
Large
45c
Gerber’s Strained
3 for
I
TOILET TISSUE
lo r
VIE N N A SAUSAGES
Silk
3 for .....
2 for
BEANS
Van Camp’s
Mexican style. 2 for
25c
FRANCO AMERICAN
SPAGHETTI
BABY FOOD
25c
BORENE SOAP POWDER
25c
ÎÎT
25c
DOC AND BARNEY'S
Goquille food Center
Free Parking
ALL-NYLON CORD
Super/cushion
A uto Tire
E-Z Shopping
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New tread gives up to 21% more mileage
Up to 80% more strength for longer life
Greater safety against impact blowouts
Carol Jean Gray, Harold Corbett Wed
NOW G oodyear brings you the vastly superior
strength an d safety of All-Nylon cord tires in the
famous DeLuxe Super-Cushion — and only for a
few dollars more th an the cost of a stan d ard tire.
Stop in — see it — com pare it — drive on it an d
be safer by far for a very little more!
A t January 9 Ceremony In Vancouver
TRADE NOW . . . we ll buy the unused miles in your
tires! As low as $1.25 a week for a P A IR !
Here's the Outstanding O ffer J & J Tire Com
pany is making you on the Goodyear All-Nylon
Cord Super Cushion T ire :
J & J Tire Company's Unconditional Guarantee
If you bruise, or impact-break a Goodyear Nylon truck or passenger car
tire, the J & J Tire Company will replace it with a new tire, at absolutely
no cost to you regardless of time or mileage.
Auxiliary W ill Honor Charter Members
A t Birthday M eeting On January 22
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C harter members o f the E a g le s ,-— - — ------------------------------------- —
A u x ilia r y w ill be honored w hen
She waa
at g tra tto n . Colo.,
the group celebrates its 18th b ir th - and had made her home
the Co_
day F rid a y, January 22. The e v - , q u ille area fo r the ast 18
p
n in ff s n
r o ir r a m
w
l l begin
h ja o in at
a t ft
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J
ening’s
program
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S urvivors in clude her, parents,
o’clock.
M r and M rs Charles Stum p, Co-
Those honored w ill ln c*udftt
____ q u ille ; three brothers,
George,
R uby Tuel, Ruby Johnson, Anna W illis allu
and Charles Stump, Co-
Jacobsen, Lela A very, Lena P rib - q u ille ; and , sist
M„
Ellen
ble. Agnes L e w i. H .tt.e G affey M cN a ir .also o f C oquille.
Dora B u rr Bertha Wilson and
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Lorene Sanders.
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A b e a u tifu l cake, e n s e n b e d O lC g gC rS K C tU Ff)
w ith the charter members’ names,/ Mr. and Mrs. D avid B iq g g tr have
w ill be presented to them and o tb -’ re turned fro m Luverne, Iow aW here
er refreshments served
they were called by the serious
A ll
a u x ilia ry
members
are illness and death of M r. Bieggeri
urged to attend this meeting.
frfather, Frank Biegger, pnapinen
Jr~
'owa land ow ner and business-
man.
!• M r Biegger was w e ll-kn o w n
here having been a v is ito r m any
.tim
es to Coos county. H is brother
times
:K in le y at one t tim e was an autom obile
Members
of
the
M cK
Home Extension U n it met at the d e a le r in this county.
home o f th e ir leader, Mrs.
x. J e ff
L yn n , January 11.
S hirts w ere cu t out and a dem - *
onstration given on m aking
pocket by Mrs. Lynn.
Present a t the meeting were A d u lt education classes
book-
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Extension U nit
Has Recent M eet
n. A d u lt Class Set
In Bookkeeping
LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD. . . .
Since J Er J Tire Company put the above guaran
t
tee in effect, over 1,000 Goodyear All-N ylon Su-
4-H Club Holds
M onthly Meeting
M o n th ly meeting o f the Arago
i D a iry 4-H club was held January
12 at the home of George Schra-
| der, president.
D u rin g the business session, a
report was given on the c lu b ’s
money raising project o f collect
ing scrap iron. A le tte r was also
read fro m a 4-H member who is
one o f several fro m
Am erican
clubs w o rkin g on fa tm s in N o r
way, France and S w itzerland.
Plans fo r a 4-H S pring Show
w ere discussed. A t the conclusion
of the meeting, Becky C arl and
Diana G reer sang "T h e H erdboy”
| song.
The next 4-H session w ill be
held F e b ru a ry 9 at the home of
Woodrow Roberson.
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Miss Fern Stump
Taken By Death
F uneral services were held last
S aturday fro m the chapel of
Schroeder’s F uneral Home fo r
Miss Fern C arlene Stump. 36, who
i died January 12.
•T R U T H "
w ill be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon at all
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
SEE VICES
t i n l m a r c h of Christ. Scientist,
Sunday. January 24. 1954
Coquille. Oreaoo
I Branch of The Mother Church
rhe First Church of Christ.
Scieatiit, in Boston. Mass.
Third and Hall
Sunday School 9 30 a.m.
Church Services I I a.m.
Wednesday Evening Meetings
at 8 o'clock
Room. Roxy B u ild in g
239 W ert Second
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per Cushion Tires have been sold . . . AN D NOT
ONE
SINGLE
MADE.
REPLACEMENT
HAS
BEEN
This record speaks for its e lf!
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TIRES
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lin Long, Nevy H eller, B ill K e e l
ing and the hostess.
SPUDS
HILLS
G O O D ^Y E A I
Rev. M y rtle Badger of F a irv ie w
returned re ce n tly fro m Los A n
geles and v ic in ity w here she spent
the holidays v is itin g
w ith
her
mother, Mrs. Ida U m barger and
NEW QUEEN— of Job ’s D aughters, B ethel 15 is M iss Shirley
tw o daughters, Mrs. Roy Lew is
and Mrs. Ray Hyson. She also
Perrin w h o was recently installed at an im p ressive cerem ony
visited w ith fo rm e r members o f
at the M asonic Tem ple. G u e-ts at the in stallation w ere N ew port
her church in the San Fernando
DeM olay officers. (C oq u ille Studio Photo)
Valley and enjoyed the nice sun
shiny weather. On her re tu rn .
Rev. Badger was given a surprise
welcome home p a rty by her n u m
erous friends.
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M aj. Pete Petre and 1st. L t.
M G ray w h
hite
M r. and Mrs. C laire M.
ite prayer book topped by an
Russell K o lla r, both members of
orchid arranged w ith satin stream
are
announcing
the
m
arriage
of
C oquille’s F lig h t C o f the A ir
ers.
Force Reserve, attended a reserve th e ir daughter, C arol Jean, to
The bride's sister, Mrs. E dw ard
policy conference a t Paine A ir H arold Thomas C orbett, son of M cC arthy, was honor attendant.
Force Base last weekend. Reserve the W illia m Corbetts o f Bend, She w o re a coral net gown and
members fro m U tah, Montana, Oregon, January 9 in the chapel carried a bouquet o f daffo d ils and
Idaho, W ashington and Oregon a t- i o f the F irs t M ethodist church at acacia. James Jammesson was best
tended the meeting at Paine, Vancouver, Wash.
man.
w hich is located near Elverett,
The Rev. Charles Dockstadter
A w edding luncheon was served
Washington. The weekend p ro perform ed the simple but im pres in the Green Room o f the Con
gram consisted o f conferences and ( sive double rin g ceremony in the gress hotel at P ortland fo llo w in g
discussion g r o u p s
concerning | presence of the young people’s im - * the ceremony.
problems connected w ith the A ir mediate fam ilies.
M r. and Mrs. C orbett le ft la te r
Force Reserve program .
The bride's fa th e r gave her in 1 in the afternoon b y plane fo r a
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marriage. She was lovely in a b a l-i w edding tr ip to Southern C a lifo r
See "S p ike ” Leslie fo r insurance le rin a length gown o f w h ite lace nia and Mexico. They w ill be at
• f a ll kinds, nhone 4891.
tfc and tu lle over satin. H e r v e il was home in Seattle, Wash, a fte r Feb
fin g e rtip length and she carried a ru a ry 1.
MUTTON CHOPS
I ans club are busy getting ready
1 fo r th e ir big cooked food sale th is
Saturday. The sale w ill begin at
’ 10 a.m. at M cC la ry’s Appliance
store. M rs. James McMahon is in
charge and a ll members should
contact her fo r food solicitation.
The miracle strength of a NYLON
CORD TIRE for only a few dollars
more than a standard tire!
STUD ENTS KEPT BUSY
WITH SO A P CARVINGS
Students in A1 R einer’s fo u rth
grade class at L in co ln Elem entary
school are having lo ts o f fu n these
days m aking interesting soap
carvings. They also have been
w o rkin g on unusual geography
scrapbooks w hich th e y expect to
fin ish by F riday.
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Joan M cK elvie of Lorenz store.
le ft Sunday fo r P ortland where
she w ill spend several days a t
tending a dress m arket.
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U T T ON
7 p. m. Classes w ill meet in Room
15 o f the high school fo r periods
o f tw o hours once per week fo r
ten weeks.
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COOKED FOOD S A TU R D A Y
Members o f the C oquille W om-
We Clean The Courthouse
Windows.. Let Us Clean Yours
Complete Interior and Exterior Cleaning Service
Commercial and Residential • Fully Insured
Window Cleaning
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Floor Polishing
W all Cleaning
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Janitor Service
No Job Too Small Or Too Large
24 HOUR SERVICE
Call 3054, Coquille
OR WRITE P. O. BOX 632
LARRY'S WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE
JOURNEYMAN CLEANER
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