The Coquille Valley sentinel., October 13, 1955, Image 9

COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
Thursday, Oct. 13, 1955
CROSSWORD
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CAUGHT IN FLOOD
News recently received by Lou
G ilbert is th a t he was caught in
th e E astern flood w hen it sw ept
N ew England and had to sit atop
hie car until rescued by Coast
G uardsm en. He w rote his fath e r
Buck G ilbert th a t he saw one fa m ­
ily perish w hen they w ere sw ept
aw ay in the rushing w aters. Gil­
b ert who saw service as a Navy
fighter pilot in W orld W ar II, and
as a je t pilot in th e K orean con­
flict, also traveled a m illion miles
a year as diplom atic courier before
ta k in g his AAA position visiting
hotels and resorts.
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T his may be a little exaggerated,
but we pride ourselves on our
service.
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C O M M U N ITY BUILDING
HAPPENINGS
HEAR
October 18
A m erican Legion Auxiliary
Open date.
ior auditorium ).
B adm inton, volleyball and b ask et­
Koller skating 7-8
ball m ay be played.
October 19
O ctober 14
T een-age dance (ju n io r auditor
Roller sk atin g , 7-8 an d 8-10
ium ).
October 15
October
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Sets and O rders (ju n io r au d l.o r-
Oregon S tate H ighw ay Union As­
ium ).
sociation (ju n io r auditorium ).
O ctober 16
October
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R oller skating, 1-2 an d 2-4.
Rollar
skating,
7-8 nad 8-10.
October 17
All Types of Hearing Aids
Available
In clu d in g M odern H earin g W ith o u t Cords,
B uttons, B atteries.
R EA SO N A B LE P R IC E S
ST A R T IN G AT
October 22
BPW club (ju n io r aud ito riu m ).
Prom enaders (ju n io r auditorium ).
Badm inton, volleyball and basket 1 Coos-C urry Electric, 9 a. m. to 4
ball m ay be played.
p. m. (w hole building).
S erv ice and S u p p lies fo r A ll A ids
F o r F r e e In f o r m a t io n W r i t e
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United Hearing Center
O. BOX 347
IM STEVENS
ACROSS
H its
H eddles of
a loom
A llow ance
for w a ste
Craze
Suit in Spanish
law
Flow er
T ran slations
R aised a s
golf ball
H earing
organ
Interprets
B itter vetch
In m u sic:
high
D o m estic
P erform
E uropean
Kind of fly
P luck
V olcano in
M artinique
Period of tim e
A m erican
Indian
B ev e r a g e s
1 C anvas
sh elter
A ssist
Tout
D o v e ’s hom e
D ance step
H eraldry:
grafted
A m erican
author
Skills
B ounder
48 P art of boat
51 A ccu m u late
54 F orm of
••to b e ”
55 P o rtu g u ese
w eigh t
56 E v en tu a lly
60 Q uality of
sound
61 D istin ct part
62 N ear
63 The d ill
64 V en tilates
65 B rought forth
DOWN
To strik e
F orm er
P ittsb u rgh
b allp la y er
P u ts up
poker st..k e
F a sten ed
B abylonian
n u m eral
G em w eig h t
G enus of
m ap les
S ia m e se coin
E x tin c t bird
A ttem p ted
Cross
A nglo-Saxon
sla v e
- - - of th e
D ’U rb erv illes
Fur
D ivision of
clan
H igh card
Fracas
God of w ar
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29 V egetab le
30 D ep artm en t
of F r a n c e
31 M akes la c e
edging
32 Kind of tide
33 Silkw orm
34 F r e e s of
35 Liquid m e a ­
su re (pi.)
38 D eparted
39 P a r t of foot
41 Su ccin ct
42 F ish
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46 Item of
property
S lop es
C om m une ol
L uxem bou rg
p rovince,
B elgiu m
C ounterfeit
Trifled w ith
T hings done
St. L ouis
b allp layer
G irl's nam e
D a m in a
river
F e stiv e
In so far as
An E tru scan
godd ess
F rozen w ater
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AN EGYPTIAN POPPER FLY
W ITH A NUMBER 16 H OOK
W IT H A PO R K R IN D A LA -
M O O E .T H E Y WERE RSING
ALL AROUND A N D I CAST
N EAR T H E W E E D S ...
B E R F -TH A T S ABOUT
THE BIGGEST FISH
CAUGHT IN T H E
LAKE THIS YEA R.
WHAT W E R E
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VACATION IN BOISE
County E ngineer Floyd Robb
and Mrs. R obb drove to Boise,
Idaho S atu rd ay for a ten-day vis­
it and vacation there. Mr. Robb
w ill also h av e a m edical checkup
w hile there.
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ENJOYS SPOKANE TRIP
DRIVE TO LaGRANDE
Mr. and Mrs. Don Estes drove
to L aG rande on T hursday for a
th re e -d a y visit w ith th e ir son and
fam ily. T hey also looked forw ard
to visiting th e ir grandson.
PUZZLE
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Mr. and Mrs. G ene N orton have
retu rn ed from a vacation trip to
Spokane and Idaho w here they
visited friends and enjoyed the
scenery. Mrs. N orton said the
w eather*w as w onderful and th at
she thought th e country w as beau­
tiful.
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m achines behave and speak, as
H appy L ittle H andsaw
Once upon a tim e th e re was a well as m ice and men.
new handsaw th a t grew sadder Saw Seeing
But about our story, now. Well,
day by day because nobody seemed
to w ant him, even though there some folks go to th e woods for
was so m uch w onderful w ork for sight-seeing. L ittle H andsaw and
saw s to do. T he good old saw- the sa w -m ak er—who was a fine
m aker w ho had brought Little old filer, too— w ent to th e woods
H andsaw into th e w orld w arned for saw -seeing. They did not stop,
him th a t tears w ould m ak e him look and listen until they cam e to 1
rusty, and a t la st took him on a a team of tim b er fallers a t w ork
with a giant, roaring chainsaw .
visit to th e woods an d mills.
In this w ay th e ad v e n tu re be­ They w ere ripping an d snorting
gan. And if it doesn’t seem n atu r­ through the round stuff. It looked
al to you for a young handsaw to bad for the birds.
L ittle Handsaw' felt w orse th an
cry an d shed te a rs to th e rusting
point, and for a good old saw- ever until he w as show n th a t many .
m ak er to feel sorry for “h im ” and seed trees w ere left by th e fallers (
tak e him on a trip to th e woods, and th a t the forest w ould alw ays ,
then you a re sim ply n o t up to date be a hom e for wildlife, w hile
on y o u r sm a ll-fry read in g matter. • grow ing m ore trees to m ake m ore I
“T he H appy L ittle H an d saw ” is logs and lum ber. But he still did
th e title of a m o d em little story not feel so good as he com pared ,
book by R obert E. M ahaffy of the g reat pow er saw w ith the lit­
P o rtlan d , w ith dazzling illustra­ tle saw’ th a t was himself.
This sad sense of sm allness and
tions by M illi E aton of th is same
riv er tow n. T he W est C oast Lum­ uselessness in a w orld of giant
berm en ’s A ssociation is th e pub­ trees an d m achines grew in L ittle
H andsaw as he was led on through
lisher.
O ur A m erican folklore is packed the tim b er and the m onster of a
w ith tales of anim als an d things mill. On from the m ill’s log deck
th a t act and speak like human Little* H andsaw looked upon the
characters. T h ere w as Davy Crock­ size and w ork of the headrig b an d ­
e tt’s talk in g raccoon of G re a t Gap saw, th e edger, trim m er, resaw
—th e sto ry th a t m ade him famous. and gang. He h eard the roars and
T h ere w as P au l B u n y an ’s trotting scream s of th e giants of labor. He
and talk in g trees. Now there is was feeling m ean and low, and
D isneyland, in w hich tools and I not only sad, w hen the good old
RO G U E R IV ER , O R E
. . . are dealers for
C Lete
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R.C.A. - Victor
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Hoffman
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Sylvania
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Dumont
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Motorola
Y o u r P re s e n t
R A D IO - P H O N O - C O N S O L E
m ay m ak e y o u r d o w n p a y ­
m en t on set a n d cable.
Mutaci
h tfto Qa..he Wirt tez
We Service W hat We Sell
C o q u ille — Coos B a y — M y r t l e P o in t —
Bandon
A N D FR O M O U T
OF NOW HERE
T H IS F I S H
JU M P E D
R IG H T IN / /
THE B O A T '/
Keeler's Union
Service
TIR ES - BA TTERIES
W ASHING - LUBRICATION
P h o n e 1061
505 N. C en tral
Kids A Break!
Use Your Brakes and Give Our
Hurry and get under the tent of the
Biggest Profit-Cutting Sales Show on Ec
like never
before
V E U U IU )
H ermitage
r rack the whip'
You
us p®rt
VV Buick Sales
fast, and you ca
d wds while the
So bring in * e7 £ t » ’s dollars to p » -
After six ennehtng years, O ld Hermitage is at the peak
o f its flavor. One sip — and your good taste w ill tell you
you'vt found the Kentucky bourbon you’ve
always wanted!
Ju$t peanut* puts you here, in this big new Buick S f k i a i
Four-door Riviera. (Look, no center po*t»l)
ances. res, w
gone overboard- But
and you’re getting th«
ing lifetime,
lu s t fo rg e t o ur p ri
¡.Uowance th a tc o u »
razy. We’ve
having fun.
, of a motor-
other SaH*»-
and pick out h t
HERMITAGE
L ^ ^ ^ Y o u ' r e the bots of the
Sfl
JACHI GUASON
ON TV
fve»y Soturdoy i
road in the Buick C in t u s y
(Buick's highest power-to-weight ratio),
SOUTHWESTERN
Coquille
122 E . 2n d S t.
86 P R O O F 'T T H t’ OLO'M IRM ITAGE COMPANV.’ FRAMKRORT. KENTUCKY^
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MOTORS
Phone 3201
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