COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
Thursday, Jan. 6, 1955
Emblem Club Formed For Coquille Elks
HOLIDAY IN COQUILLE
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A lder and
children left a w eek ago Sunday
for San Jose, Calif, after spend
ing a w eek w ith Mrs. A lder’s p a r
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C lifford K ern.
On C hristm as Mr. and Mrs. K ern
enjoyed
having
th e ir tw elve
W ith Mrs. Eva Marsh New President
An Em blem club for th e Co
quille Elks lodge w as organized
by th e w om en of th e Elks Monday
n ig h t D ecem ber 27th w ith Mrs.
E v a M arsh being elected new pre
sid en t.
A la rg e group of Lady Elks
w ere present and Mrs. Irm a R ohr
er, past g rand president of th e
C resen t City Emblem club, was
in tro d u ced by th e E xalted Ruler,
R ay Butsch.
O th er officers nam ed w ere
A lice K lenz, v ice-president; Gwen
H ickam , financial secretary ; M ax
ine Sum m ers, trea su rer; Doro
th y S m ith, recording secretary;
E dna Pouncey, corresponding sec.
re ta ry ; and trustees, chairm an. 1
year, M arjorie B arnett; 2 years,
C hrissie T h rift; 3 years, Bernice
Bow ers; M arshalls, M argaret A l-
born, D orothy Stevens, A lice M it
ch ell; musician. Ruth P agel; press
correspondent. Iris B allah; histor-
Glenn's
Upholstery
76 F. Main
Coquille
Phone 651
★ Custom Auto
Upholstery
★ Truck Cushions
★ Expert Furniture
Upholstery
Your choice of color, fab
ric. style, design.
ian, L aura M cGrew ; guards, P a t
ricia G riffith and T helm a P arrish;
chaplain, T heresa Pointer.
The club w ill m eet each second
and fourth Mondays in the BPOE
lodge hall. P rospective mem bers
are urged to atten d . No date has
been set to close th e ch a rter so
any wife, sister, m other or widow
of an Elk in good standing is
urged to join th e Emblem club.
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Free Parking
Coos
Bay
W hen You Shop In Coos Bay
Have your car Serviced
A t Lou Blanc, Inc.
Leave your packages in your car throughout the Hay.
COMPLETE SERVICE
EAIR PRICES
- Cadillac — Oldsmobile -
— Safety-Tested Used C a rs —
. VISIT OUR WHOLESALE ROW
LOU BLANC, Inc.
Across the street from the Post Office in Coos Bay
Gigantic
Remodeling
Meat Market Will Be Closed Sundays
Prices Effective on these Money Saving Values through Monday. Jan. 10th
Pheasant
2 FDR
303 Tin
29c
PEACHES
Gold Hill
3 FOR
2*à Tin
99c
PEARS
WAITING K)R THE BOATS—New Year’s Day was greeted with high flood waters across the Co
quille Valley and here two cars wait for friends with boats to go out to dinner in the Valley. The
waters were gentle and the day was warm and the flood was arrepted as an annual affair by those
involved. (Sentinel Photo)
Church Youth M e e t Fairview Busy Sewers Hold M eeting
For Holiday Party
F irst m eeting of th e F airview ident; Ja n e t L eath erm an ,
An en jo y ab le p arty of th e h o li
day season w as held D ecem ber 29
by a group of th e C. A.’s of th e
Coquille T abernacle. T he festive
event w as held at th e W illiam
S tew ard home.
The evening w as spent playing
games and group pinging w as also
enjoyed.
R efreshm ents w ere served at
th e conclusion of th e p arty to De-
lores P reu ssler, D ixie Rose, Col
leen Walsh, J u a n ita Means, J u n e
Sm ith, K ay W allace, G ail H unter,
Shirley Sm ith, Dica Lou R oberts,
M arlene R oberts, K athleen M ar-
ney, P at Beck, M argie Shipp, E s
th er English, S uzanne A shenfel-
ter, Nola Capps, G lenna B enen-
tendi, Lee M iller, Don Taylor,
C harles P ark er, H arold Stew ard,
Ron Capps, C arlos Capps, H ow ard
S tratto n , M arvin Byrd and D av
id B arrett.
Also atten d in g w ere Mr. and
Mrs. G ene K im belin, Mr. and M rs.
H arold W atson, Mr. and Mrs.
W ayne T im m ons and Mr. and M rs
Stew ard.
4-H Club, th e Busy Sew ers, w as
held D ecem ber 16 at th e hom e of
•Henry Schneider.
Mrs. Violet H atcher, leader,
called th e m eeting to o rd er and o f
ficers w ere elected for th e new
year.
They are Peggy Nicholson, p res-
Extension Units
Schedule Project
On M aking Slacks
“B etter F ittin g S lacks" is th e
them e of th e 25 H ome Extension
U nits in Coos County th is m onth.
A th ree day w orkshop is being
held for p ro ject leaders in slack
m aking in th e C onference Room
of th e E xtension O ffice in th e
C ourt house in Coquille. Miss Em
ma Lou W ebster, County Extension
A gent in H ome Economics is In
charge of th e w orkshop.
Two p ro ject leaders from each
of the 25 u n its w ill m eet w ith Miss
W ebster one day a w eek for t h r ^
. w eeks to receive instructions in
I alterin g slack p attern s and v ar-
i ious techniques having to do w ith
Bob W ilson, ow ner of W ilson's
pockets an d p lackt .s.
! H ardw are, w as in P o rtlan d on
Six or seven u n it p ro ject lead
I business M onday.
ers w ill m eet each day an d then
retu rn to th e ir com m unities and
hold sim ilar w orkshops for unit
m em bers and o th ers w ho a re in
terested in b e tte r fittin g slacks.
A nyone is eligible to ta k e p art
in th e w orkshop as th e re are no
p re-re q u isites to th e course. All
kinds of m a teria l—wool, rayon,
denim s an d blends—-will be used
an d all ty p es of p attern s are p er
missible.
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Here are just a tew of the Bargains th a t Farr's offer
you now a t Drastic Reductions!
Plastic Mouldings
lc ft.
Values to 15c ft.
1 Westinghouse Range (FG)
$1.49
Fuller Eul Mist, reg. $1.99
Reg. $248.96
$229.95
$1.49
Fuller Oog Spray, reg. $1.69
1 Westinghouse School Range DC74
$1.49
Fuller
Plant
Spray,
reg.
$1.79
Reg. $322.95
$242.95
Fuller
Moth
Proof
Spray
and
1 Westinghouse Range (BG)
$1.49
Inecticide, reg. $1.99
Reg. $411.69
$324.75
Aluna Cleaning Pads. reg. 19c 2 for 29c
I Westinghouse Refrigerator DG9
10c ea.
Shoe Repair Lasts,
Reg. $268.23
$198.95 Clothless Coffee Filters, reg. 50c
20c
1 Westinghouse Refrigerator DFG105
10c
Soap Savers, reg. 29c
*
Reg. $440.46
$1149 95
Plastic Clothes Sprinklers, reg. 29c 19c
1 Westinghouse Clothes Dryer DS7
49c
Flare Cigarette Lighters, reg. 69c
Reg. $169.95
$159.95
Texeel Cellophane Tape Dispensers
1 Westinghouse Sink and Cabinet
Reg. 39c
........... 25c
Reg. $168.95
$89.95
Gem Microinatic Razors, reg. $1.25 95c
1 Crane Sink and Cabinet, cast iron
Safety Razors, reg. 49c
29c
Reg. $139.95
$99.95 (Jem Anniversary Special
Razors, reg. 49c
29c
Gillette Tech Razors, reg. 49c .........- 29c
Used Appliances
Quality Double Edge
No Reasonable Offer Rejected
Blades, reg. 10c
3 for 25c
PLUMBING
Pal Double Edge
3-Piece Bath Set, complete
Blades, reg. 10c
3 for 25c
with fittings
$119.95
Gem Junior Safety Razors
40-gaL Upright Water Heater
25c
Reg. 39c
Reg. $99.95
......
$89.95
Pal Double Edge Blades
LAWN MOWERS
Reg. 25c
19c
21” Lawn Boy Gas Mower, Briggs &
Gillette
Gold
Tech
Razors
Stratton engine, reg. $114.50
$99.50
Reg. 79c
18” Lawn Bov Electric
Durham
Duplex Blades
Reg. $69 15
$54.95
Reg.
50c
20” Excello Gas Mower. Briggs & Strat
ton engine, reg. $119.95
$99.95 Hydrometers, reg. 75c
Steel Lawn Chairs, reg. $9.95
$4.95 Bridle Bits, reg. 79c
Hog Scrapers, reg. 29c
Horse Rasps, 12", reg. 95c
Horse Rasps, 14", reg. $1.29
Pyrene Extinguisher
$6.95
Reg. $7.95
Sports Seat. reg. $4.95
$3.98
th e first of th e w eek on business
concerning th e new bank building
for th e C oquille B ranch of th e
F irst N ational B ank of Portland.
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RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA
3 FDR
29c
PEAS
FOOO
VALUES
6 FOR
Pheasant
HOTSAUCE 4 9 c
*55!
vice I
president; M ary Lee Rodgers, sec
re ta ry -tre a su re r; Rosetta Cress,
new s rep o rter; G inny Schneider,
song leader; E laine H atcher, m u s
ician.
O ther m em bers of th e new 4-H
club are M arg aret Ann Rodgers,
and Ja n e t M etcalf. •
303 Tin
Pheasant
EVEN
Sig Peterson was in Portland
Appliances
E-Z Shopping
Store Closes at 7 P. M. Daily
WATER IN BASEMENT
Business visitor to
ATTEND FUNERAL
OF MOTHER IN SEATTLE
Mr. and Mrs. Skid Mackie were
in S eattle last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Mackie’s mother.
Coquille Food Center
Mrs. M arvin Belderback of Il
linois, who was a holiday visitor
a t the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray B arkhurst, w as the
incentive for a stork show er held
last Thursday a t the hom e of Mrs.
K enneth C a s p e r . Co-hostesses
w ere Mrs. Leslie Sm ith and Mrs.
Robert G ronem yer.
A fter th e honoree opened her
gifts, gam es and skits w ere en
joyed. R efreshm ents w ere served
later in th e evening.
A ttending th e p arty w ere sev
eral students from Laurelw ood
Academy, one of w hom w as L o r
etta B arkhurst, Mrs. B elderback’s
I sister.
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Problem of th e F irst C hristian
church m em bers right now is w hat
to do about w ater th a t has seeped
through the floor of th e b ase
m ent of th eir modern new church. (
A concrete slab had been poured
and th e w ater is coming up j
through the corner seams. The
church will be ready for first ser
vices in February.
Kelsey of Barview .
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DOC AND BARNEY’S
Visitor Welcomed
By Rebekah Lodge
Monday was Mrs. Doc Meadows.
g ran d ch ild ren and th e ir parents,
Mr. and Mrs, A lder, Mr. and Mrs.
F red M arineau and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas R eisdorf w ith them .
O thers spending th e day w ere
Mr. an d Mrs. G len R ay and Mr.
and Mrs. L loyd Ja rv is of M yrtle
Point, and Mr. and Mrs. W illard
5 FOR
Pheasant Grated
TUNA FISH 9 3 c
PHEASANT
WE SALUTE
4H CLUB
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To all of you from all of us, “A
Very M erry C hristm as and A H ap
py New Y ear.” We sincerely hope
you all had th e fin est of C h rist
mas Seasons.
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L eaders w ill w an t to m a rk th e
dates Ja n u a ry 25-26-27 on th e ir
4-H calendars for these a re th e
dates for th e an n u al W estern
Oregon 4-H lead ers’ conference
to be held in Corvallis. T his in
spirational m eeting is for all 4-H
leaders.
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L et us once again m ake a New
Y ears resolution to “M ake our
best b e tte r” for th is com ing year
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G R A P E F R U IT 303 ti" 2 for2 9 c
PHEASANT
TOM ATO JU ICE
4 for 8 9 c
SANSINENA
ROAST BEEF
39c
3-LB. TIN
CRISCO SHORTENING
SUN SPUN
OLEO
2 lbs- 3 9 c
«
Do you like to w ork w ith ch ild
ren? Then m aybe you w ould like
to tak e th e child care project. This
interesting p roject is for girls 12
years of age or older. M any of
you a re already doing b a b y -sit
ting jobs, and this project is based
on tak in g care of and doing for
children.
You m ust take care of a child
for a t least 25 w aking h ours and
ta k e p a rt in a group activ ity for
sm all children such as a story
hour, p arty , etc. You w ill also
m ake a sim ple toy and help give
a baby a bath, dress a child, p re
p are food and assist a child in go
ing to bed.
W illard M ohn of th e Coquille
high school staff retu rn ed from
Los A ngeles S unday m orning af
te r a C h ristm as holiday th ere He
d ro v e back in 22 hours and only
tro u b le he had was a blow out on
B achelor Sew ing is for boys who
th e R oseburg-M yrtle P oint high w ould like to learn to be n ea t and
w ay com ing home.
w ell groomed. Boys w ill h av e an
o p p o rtu n ity to learn hoar to sew
on a sew ing m achine, and to se
lect clothes an d care for them .
Each m em ber w ill m ake a cam p
or ch ef’s apron, p o t holder, car
p e n te r’s apron and tool kit. Also
you will learn to d arn socks, m ake
a p atch and sew on buttons. P ress
ing a p air of tro u sers and m aking
a k n ife or h atch et sheath a re also
p a rts of th is project.
• • •
A C hristm as g ift ex change and
p resen tatio n of 4-H pins and
aw ard s w ere th e featu res of th e
M cKinley 4-H achievem ent p ro
gram last week. M r. E. T. “T ed ”
R oberts, of th e F irst N ational
B ank of P o rtland, Coquille B ranch
| presented th e pins on behalf of th e
b ank to;
frie n d ly I houghts
B y Schroeder Bros.
Busy Batter Bakers Cooking—
Mrs. F rances Crouse, leader, 1
y ea r; Mrs. E ffie Adam s, assistan t
T h ere is m astery in calmness; leader, 2 years; N ancy Crouse, 1
S eren ity
w ins conquests in y ea r; Lloyd Crouse, 1 y ear; L or
w hich rag e goes dow n to defeat. etta H eym an, 2 y ears; M arlene
T ru e frien d s soothe us Service Beck, 3 years; E llen H ow ard, 3
m akes friends and kindness |y * a r s »_Ba_rjo rie H eyman, 4 years;
keeps them steadfast. It seems Ju d y Koch, 4 years; P hyllis M aid
en, 5 y ears; M onica West. 7 years;
th a t th e m an w ho believes in A lice Brow n. 8 years
things is believed in by others.
M cKinley T erm ites W oodw ork
ing Club— Mr. B radley W est, le ad
er, 1 y ear; Mrs. H ilda B row n, as
Beyond th e question of furnish sistan t lead er, 7 y ea rs; G ary Mast,
ings an d costs you need not go. 2 y ears; S tan ley Brow n, 2 years;
Every o th e r detail is quietly, D onald Brow n, 2 y ears; D aniel
carefu lly arran g e d th a t each West, 3 years; G ene Mast, 3 years;
cerem ony shall m eet with un Jim m ie Beck, 3 years. Received
pin in o th er clu b : Alice Brow n,
questioned approval.
, Lloyd Crouse, L oretta H eym an,
j M arjorie H eym an. Ju d y Koch,
j M onica West.
E ight V egetable G row ers— Mrs.
Irin a Beck, lead er, 3 years; Mr.
R euben Brow n, assistant leader.
1 y ear; B uddy H arding. Received
BANDON pins in o th er clubs; A lice Brow n,
Phone 1161 Ellen H ow ard, L avorate Koch (as
sociate m em b er). P h y llis M aiden.
89c
Popular Brand
LARGE EGGS
4 9 c doz-
SP U D S
GIANT PACKAGE
T ID E
<»9c
SNOW’S
CLAM C H O W D E R
2
for
2
for
J15c
3
fo r
J15c
FRANCO
SPA G H ETTI
SKIPPY
DOG FOOD
19c
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO SO U P
PHEASANT
3< or 2 9 c
JQ-lb. be >9 7 9 c
FLOUR
ALL B R ^ JD S
CASE OF 48 TALL CANS
CANNED MILK
$ 5 .8 5
LARGE PACKAGE
B ISQ U IC K
39c
LUMBERJACK
20 oz.
SY R U P
29c
PHEASANT
2 for 2 9 c
CATSUP
MEAT
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