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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
5
Myrtle Point High School baseball breaks into win column with a split against Sheridan, following a one win and three losses for the five Cat diamonders Layton Stockey and Melonuk.
The Town and Country Christian Women's Banquet is moved from April 11 to May 2 at McKinley Grange Hall. Reservations via Lou Grace Heyman and Pat Cramer due by April 27. The note mentions club meetings in Green Acres and a long roster of local social updates.
Myrtle Point High School Alumni Association met at the Fire Hall with President J M Mitch Myers presiding. The 22nd annual picnic reunion is set for July 12 at Myrtle Crest Gym with a potluck lunch and prizes for the farthest distance. Pacific Power and Light appointed Harry Hutton to the Coos Bay district marketing staff. Hutton, a Southwest Missouri State College graduate, previously worked in Grandview Washington and Sunnyside Washington and has civic leadership experience. He and his wife Zelpha have two children Ted and a daughter Amelia.
Southwestern Oregon Community College offers a spring term workshop in Powers to improve reading writing and study skills for ages 16 and up. Nancy Hunter leads a mix of individual small group and class instruction starting April 6 at Powers High School building with a 12 dollar tuition plus 4 to 8 dollars in materials.
The Alumni Association plans a July 12 picnic with hopes for record class reunions from 1910 through 1965. Coffee and soft drinks will be provided. each family brings a potluck dish and table services. Next meeting set for April 8 at 7:30 pm in Myrtle Point Fire Hall with Castleman Forsyth and Doug Noyes.
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