The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, October 21, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text___ .Thursday, October 21, 1954 COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL tr tj d ales i hepped ï I l 4« caps flwwr. sifted L* 1 up sa it RE-ELECT » HARRIS 1 egg DISTRICT wx- one Î Believe -■ o e á a m -ana S a ^ t« « rt is v r to l to m e ca r* n iu c rx e of o u ' e n d we® be*ng -S o * r e tu r n e d t o C arol S p u rg e o r war d e r te a pre sio e ct of G ir . Seoul T r o o f 7 »-ben th e m eben m« aw f T r.-rs d x y a t th e hom e o f Mrs. B n - ,saa. O th e r o ffic e rs electee w e re C a r ed Osgood. vice p re s id e n t; C a ro lin e W oosiey. » 0 9 0 3 7 a n t B a r- sara Q uivey tre a s u re r • • lo c a l o c » * es io c o î g o v e -m m e v t fcoo-es C e -v rc ' zed g ^ w e m m e n t c o n r m i K cs b ro u g H * r v r e r i- sla v e rs to s c m a n y in c*4- * - c o u n t ie s . Girl Scouts Give Cookies to Oldsters be SenMT Criri Seam Tr«»» S o 1« made c n e o e s at a rervnt u-w-a roeecm t These they took I Howe o p p o se d o n e » H c o m n u e t o o p p o se o n y a n d oW id e a s o f c o n - I* c » ' , 'c t-.n g m o re po ore r in o u t FeoerpJ g o v e rn m e n t treat far the resident* • Make Needed For C ontract Unit Or Hourly Rates WAYNE M. WOODWARD & SON CONSTRUCTION Your Own Home hom e a» a • Scout Troop 12 Camps Overnight A t Geaney Ranch FURNACE R E P A IR S S enior G ir t Scout T roop 12 cam ped o v e rn ig h t S a tu rd a y in the fie ld * o f th e J. J G eaney ra n ch as th e f ir s t o i a series o f c a m p in g trip s w h ic h w i ll c o n tin u e th ro u g h o u t th e w in te r and s p rin g T he g irts are a tte m p tin g to q u a lify f o r a la rg e re g io n a l en cam p m ent oi G ir l S cou t* to be he ld n e x t A u g - UdEL. In o rd e r to jo in the la rg e camp, th e g irls m ust ha ve had m a n y tr ip s in v a rio u s w e a th e r w h e n th e y c a rry in a ll th e ir e q u ip m e n t Besides th e le a d e r M rs W esley R obinson. J u d y P e r r o tt Judy W .lson. L in d a Clausen. Ja n e t S w in n e y and B u tc h H a r r is w e re th e cam pers K a re n M a u n e y w h o had ju s t re tu rn e d fro m th e Re g io n a l C onference m Sun V a lle y , jo in e d th e gro u p ior a S unday b ru n c h a t th e R obinson hom e and shared h e r e x p e n e n re * w ith h e r tro o p -m a te s Now! BE PREPARED FOR THE COLD WEATHER AHEAD! NOW is the time. BEFORE w inter winds, to get jou r furnere rendy.Don’t w ait "til the rush begins, and w e can’t give you fast service: call us now for vital furnace work that w ill keep you warm. * S ee us before installing that New Furnace Any type furnace to fit your needs. Everyone In Town Is Talking About It’ Everyone In Town Is W aiting For It* We Also Do Gutter Repairing and General Sheet Metal Work C L A R K BROS. SHEET M ETAL NEWT. VW ED>— are Mr and Mrs M arshall D N ew ell of M yrtle P oint w t a are sh e w s ac they received their m arriage been se from H elen Val D ei of the ewwsty clerk s office The bride is the farm er EUa H ockeebery and lived is Cwqaille som e ttm t a re Sbe is M years of age and her hnshand is bk They w ere m arried at Pioneer M ethodist Chnrrh by Rev D onald C am pbell se c u n e l P b otoi For As Low As L e t’s celeb rate b y s e rv in g old. ne w o r d iffe re n t cheese dishes. Cheese is a good food f o r i t is fro m m ilk . M ilk is th e most n e a r ly paerfect food w e ha ve T h e re a r t m a n y k in d s of cheese In fa rt, some 4ÍO cheese are recognm ec by nam e to d a y, b u t th e y rep rese nt v a ria tio n s o f o n ly ab ou t 20 d is t in c t ly d iffe re n t kin d « o f cheese T h ro u g h c a re fu lly co n tro lle d , sci e n tific processes. cheesem.akers m th e U n ite d S ta te * ha ve been able. 300 00 Down Completely modern, brand new, 2 bedroom homes Homemakers Plan Special Dishes A fe s tiv a l means a ce le b ra tio n A cheese fe s tiv a l w o u ld th e n mean to celeb rate w ith cheese O cto be r has been des-gnated th e Cheese F e s tiv a l M onth. $ Ready for immediate living pleasure w ith in the past 1 « years, to re pro du ce succe ssfully n e a r ly a ll fo re ig n typaes such as Swiss. C a m - e rr.b e rt L im b u rg e r. B lu e and P arm esan In a d d itio n , th e y have origm ateid several d is tin c tiv e ly A m e ric a n v a rie tie s such as b ric k , cream and ja c k cheese W ith f r u it in th e b a ckg ro u n d and glasses o f cold m -ilk h e re is a cheese snack th a t w i ll appeal to e ve ryo n e R em em ber m ost cheese is its fla v o r-b e s t w h e n served a t room te m p e ra tu re I t is easier to handle, to o C H E FA E D A T E N T T L O A F Coquille ParkHom es . • • • . . PAVED STREETS CLO^E TO SCHOOL SEWERS IN CITY M ATER SECLI DED W ONDERFUL VIEWS COME and SEE TRACT MANAGER ART FLETCHER PHONE 6061 After 4 P. M. M akes 1 loaf •« u p b w h n r waver Superette's GRAND OPENING OCTOBER 3 AND » PHONE 4fWtl » W MAIN ST. Phone 8102 or 6113 M e m b e r* o f B ro w n ie Scout T ro o p 14 electee M a rin e G lo c k p re sid er.i w h e t th e y m e t O cto b e r 14 i t S t James G u ild h a ll. O th e r o ffic e rs chosen w e re G lo ria A a n u L e r, se c re ta ry ; C a ro l D ay. tre a s u re r. and Susan H e ad scribe Ejected to th e ; z m o r p la n - n iz g board w e re Ja n e t S ch a rfe r and D o n s Ferguson.. • • Winter Is On The W a y ... * PEARL HARBOR T H FH TSC — Edward A . R nsseU ckuaf enruaemax. C S S . sawn wf Mr and Mrs 1 G RwaseU af Reeve I. Cww* Ba« iarrree wek-eme-s has faoul« w ith trad m en al In s s p a s their m e t ! arrival here Mrs. Russel, is the fan n er Miss Lnrrauae M artinet ed Benaria. f ahfcarxua The children are left to r if t s Peter N ed and W ealej C hief E arm em aa Rnsnei) is serving abward the « b m a n n e C S S Sea F ew ROAD CONSTRUCTION Brownie Troop 14 Elects Officers ¡VOTE 1 0 3 / HARMS EllSWORTH * C ly m e r N n -« » z EXCAVATING — FILL DIRT P o u r bc».~.;ng w a te r o ve r cutes and b u tte r L e t stand f o r fiv e m m u te s S ift tog e th e r the d ry In g re d ie n ts A id cooled cate m t - tu re . beaten egg cheese and nuts. M jv o n ly u n til c l endec Scrape m uxture in to w e E -b u tte re e one p o u n d lo a f pa n L e t stan d 2C m inutes B ake in m o d e ra te oven. 225 F f o r 50 io ®t- m in u te s o r u n til a to o th p ic k in se rte d in th e center at th e lo a f comes out clear. T u rn out oc ra c k to c o o l I t is te s t to m a ke th is bread a day in advance f o r easy «’ v-mg FOR Saw Cement Gravel 1 rap w aiaate. chopped C ongress 4TH w eb-heaven 1 cwp cbe dd ar cheese graved ELLSWORTH R E P U B L IC A N CRUSHED GRAVEL »y cup sngar W¿ * * • S i i • - W e n t m o re jobs ont to s to p V«te fnr Richard Heuberger Neuberg« « JJ work » m * « M iN a ry fed eral tow <ww ppw«7 p r o g n * . whack kro u fk) uopara-ieled p-iwperan ae Orc>aa Nenherg« wail two che Conica McKay 4o ■o'taaay ysawet gola, aes th e g iv e -a w a y »te far R chord heuherger the p m e r g « w .i. oi Heils C * e » « uad .«Sa« 3arr . t r . tk t c i« * » « « k a r o o a«ad m e laaaac TT'RE sthxxing for the b i O c t o b e r in Buidt histor> and we re w illing to go all out to make M- .. . W o n t b e tte r schools Vete fee Richard Newberger N esb erger w ill a o r l it ■«< A w er a it * a < «■ i w i r r a o i od re « e o o tor b ea n «riamale New berg« Wig «aifapon dar HIM cad ter cducanoa ksaewdeaem tro«» •O : t Oregcw taw « « « •» ai aeew *♦ waaUxw dowlan tor ut k h.wo. Riuht now . Buick is outselling every other car in the nation—regardless of price class—except two o i the so-called ~low-priced three." Here's th e b ig 3-W ay Bonus w e o ffe r in B u ic k to d a y 1. Advanced Styling - the very look o f tomorrow, w ith long, So y ou know that it has the combination of borse- pow er — room — comfort — performance — and styling too i.sx*d to miss. And it isn't hard for you to figure out that Buick dealers must he offering the kind of prices and trade- ins that the public goes for—because you can't make record sales these days unless you have every clung it takes to make a winning combination. Com e in and sec us. and v o u ll know w-hat we mean. low glam or lines sports-cor snap, and that trend-setting pano ramic w n d s h x k j th a t most other cars w on't have till 1955 or later. X B e tte r B u y - a lo t more autom obile fo r your money - more - o o - one pow er and ride com fort and solidity o f structure — plus -ne f gher resale value of a car th a t w ill still be fresh and new-look - g we into *he future. 3. Top A llo w o n c e - from the tremendous volume that has put Buck in to »he to p 3 o f the notion's best sellers. So you get the bene* • o f our soaring success in the form o f a higher trade-in . . . W o l f o yovng v ig o r o v s S e n a to r T h is N e w B u ic k S p e c ia l allow ance on your prese-t car. Come in and check! V8 2 Door 6 Passage' Seoar ectu elly costs less than som e m odels of the “ lo w -p ric e th r e e ” tek Sales are Soar.«« C o m e in a n d c h e c k th e p r ic e I RUH *Ot ».«Ct-Sa. "V. »M .! « V f. w - n ÀUTOWOHUS 4 H »UIIT »Ute» wnv »uno SOUTHWESTERN MOTORS 122 EL 2a¿ St. Coquille Phone 3261 twi » . B