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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1964

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Dol-R Wise Market Bought. Myrtle Point Store Reopens as M Kay's

Kenneth McKay of Coos Bay buys the Dol-R Wise Market in Myrtle Point. The store expands to 8,000 square feet and reopens April 8 as M Kay's Dol-R-Wise. Charles Williams will manage from Coos Bay and Tex Burnett becomes assistant manager. S&H Green Stamps offered.

Kenneth McKay Coos Bay Inc Myrtle Point M. Kay Flash Owens al Shirtcliff Owens Shirtcliff McKay Herald Charles Willams Coos Bay Henry Tex) Burnett Reedeport S&h al Shirtecliff

Ed Wells to Be Valedictorian at 1964 Ray High School

Ed Wells with a 3.976 GPA will be valedictorian for the 1964 graduating class at Ray High School. Anne Guerin is the salutatorian with a 3.878 GPA. Wells, son of Loyd and Mrs. Wells, led in multiple activities and served as student body president. Guerin, daughter of Nanlons club and Girls' Athletic association, participates in key school groups.

Ray Neugart Myrtle Point High School Ed Wells Anne Guerin Loyd Wells Bend N Allons Club Girls’ Athletic Association National Mower Society

Methodist Church consecration Sunday marks education unit opening

The First Methodist Church plans 11 o'clock consecration of its Christian education addition led by Bishop A Raymond Grant. A 1 p.m. potluck follows in the new fellowship hall with guest organist Allen Schroeder. A 4 p.m. homecoming vesper features the Mission Board and musical performances.

Christian Education First Methodist Church A. Raymond Grant Methodist Church Oregon Idaho Alaska Mission Marvin Scherpf Bet Daniels New Fellowship Hall Woman's Society of Christian Service Methodist Youth Fellowship Emil Peterson Friendly Circle Oper House Methodist Board of Missions E. G. Banton Karl Dement John Dayton Allen Schroeder Clark College Vancouver Nei Fisher B Itge Myrtle Point

Banquet Set With Dr Lilian Van Loan As Speaker

Dr Lilian Van Loan of the psychology department at South Western Oregon College will speak at the annual FFA FHA banquet to be held April 11 at 7 30 pm in the high school cafeteria. The event is a joint project of local Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America chapters.

Lilian van Loan South Western Oregon College Future Farmers Future Homemakers of America

Gene Ussery Off Critical List After Accidental Play

Gene Ussery the 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Gene Ussery survived a near hanging on Friday March 27 at his home and was moved to Mast hospital where he was listed critical then improved to serious and later off the critical list by Monday morning. Mrs Ussery and neighbors aided the boy until help arrived and the family expressed gratitude for the support received from the community.

Gene Allison Ussery Gene Ussery Mast Hospital

Passing of Myrtle Point resident Bert Pearson at 70

Bert Pearson longtime city official and former city marshal and street and water superintendent died March 31 at age 70. Born in Bay City Michigan in Sept 1904 he served civic duty across decades and spent time at the Santiago Cuba naval station in 1919. Survived by wife two daughters and 11 grandchildren two great grandchildren with arrangements by Schroeder Funeral Home pending.

Bert Pearson Myrtle Point Bay City Michigan Pearson Mar Santiago Cuba

Golfers to Install Officers for Elks Clubs

George Linn announced a no host banquet at 8 p.m. Friday at the Elks club to install officers for the Elks Ladies and Men's Golf associations. All interested golfers and their ladies are invited to attend.

Elks Ladies Elks Club George Linn

Myrtle Crest Defeats Powers Juniors In Season Preview

Myrtle Crest track team opened the season with a 136 to 78 win over Powers Junior Hi on their field. Coach Maurice Middleton praised the squad after 16 first places and 14 seconds. Key returnees Craig Sutphin and David Noyes boost strength as county meet nears.

Gus Metzgus Randy Stewart Danny Brown Myrtle Crest Powers Maurice Middleton Craig Sutphin David Noyes

Albert Tomlinson Services Are Held

Albert Madison Tomlinson of Coquille Valley died March 30 in Myrtle Point at 61. A dairyman on the Halls Creek ranch, he was born February 19, 1903 in Lebanon Kansas. Surviving are his father Francis O. Tomlinson and son Albert Forrest Tomlinson. Services were held April 1 at Schroeder's chapel with Howard Meeney officiating in Sunset Memorial Park Coos Bay.

Albert Madison Tomlinson Coquills Valley Myrtle Point Halls Creek Tomlinson Lebanon Kansas Thelma May Francis O. Tomlinson Coquille Albert Forrest Tomlinson Tacome Wash

Hootenanny Set for April 4 at School Cafeteria

Jack Boone of KEZI TV Eugene will host the Serampuus 41.2 Heseeninny Pata event at the Myr tle Point high school cafeteria. Parents teachers and students perform. Tickets priced 1.00 for adults 0.76 for students 0.50 for under 18. Co chairs are Mrs Rollarop Mrs A E Kirkpatrick Mrs Milton Mast and Mrs Cc Lehinenowsky.

Jack Boone Kezitv Eugene Serampuus Heseeninny Pata Myrtle Point High Rollarop A. E. Kirkpatrick Milton Mast Cc. S. Lehinenowsky

French Club Plans Comedy for Spring Festival

MP French club will present a three act comedy Leave It to Suzanne at the Spring Festival on April 3 in the MP cafeteria. Advisor Margaret Schuddakopf announces an evening with dinner and entertainment. Co chairs Don Mast and Janet Clarno lead the event with ticket prices 42 for adults 76 cents for students and 8 cents for children.

Suzanne MPS Margaret Schuddakopf MPHS Don Mast Janet Clarno

Books On Exhibit In School Library

Margaret Mabie announces 410 new library books for junior and senior grades will be on exhibit Friday April 3 in Myrtle Point high school library. Hours are 8 a.m. to 11 46 a.m. and 12 16 p.m. to 4 p.m. The collection spans more than 35 subjects with many adult titles alongside junior and senior reads.

Margaret Mabie Myrtle Point High School

Speaker to Address The Mesarene at Local Church

The speaker will address The Mesarene congregation and also speak at the church on Sunday morning at 16:90 a.m. The event highlights a planned address by the guest at the faith community.

Warren Jamieson Passes After 67 Years in Port Orford

Warren H Jamieson 67 native of Cees county died at his home in Orteod on March 38 Services were held April 1 at Zion Lutheran Church Coquille Burial followed in Port Orford He married Alta Jamieson Sept 14 1919 in Port Orford Survived by three sons Vernon Richard Kenneth and others three daughters Thelma Janice Marcell 18 grandchildren two sisters and a brother He was preceded in death by sons Warren and Gerald in 1968.

Warren H. Jamieson Cees County Orteod Myrtle Faith Lutheran Church Coquille Port Orford Jamieson Alta Jamieson Vernon Richard Kenneth Glendale Calif Thelma Coburn Janice MacManiman Marsell House Fort Orford Fred Jamieson Khel Orford Mr. Jamieson Warren Gerald

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