Open Season For Trout Starts 12th
The trout season for fish over six inches begins April 12 and lasts until October 18 with a 15 fish per day or 30 per week bag limit. Certain streams, lakes, and creeks in Curry county are closed or restricted. Tide water limits and species rules apply year round for salmon, bass, and trout mixed with pond and river restrictions.
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State Game
Curry County
Edson Creek
Bald Mountain Creek
Wheeler Creek
Crystal Creek
Hunters Creek
Axes River
el River
Brushes Creek
Euchre Creek
Pisto River
Floras Lake
Oswego Lake
Seniors to Present Foot Loose Play at Myrtle Point HS
H S seniors plan their annual production Foot Loose at Myrtle Point Union High School on Friday May 9. C S Church directs the show with Helen Austin in charge of costumes and setting and Helen Elle handling publicity and tickets. Cast includes Richard Early George Forrest Emily his wife Lorna Summers Hope and others in a family-driven comedy about parental supervision.
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Myrtle Paint Union High School
C. S. Church
Helen Austin
Helen Elle
Mr Church
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Richard Early
George Forrest
Emily
Lorna Summers
Hope
Carol Hoover
Mick
Douglas Warner
Mary
Bonnie Billings
Bob
Leonard Medlock Delphie
Virginia Strong
Randolph
Randy") Cunningham
Wallace Stinson
Jenny Malloy
Margaret Davis
Beewt bi—Florense Whitt
Open House At Myrtle Point High School Friday Night
A Myrtle Point High School open house is set for Friday night with student demonstrations for parents and friends. The band under Frederick Dallas will perform at 7:30 pm, followed by glee club performances and further open house activities.
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Myrtle Point High School
Frederick Dallas
Glee Club
Myrtle Print Herald
Practice Begins For Myrtle Point Track Meet
Myrtle Point Union High School opens track season with 34 boys in practice led by coach Pat Richard Foster Thompson as manager. Five events planned culminating in county meet May 2 at Myrtle Point, district May 10 in Medford, and state May 17 at Corvallis. Ton Brown is the sole Terman in the lineup. others compete in interclass events to qualify.
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Myrtle Point Union High Schools
Pat Richard Foster Thompson
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Corvallis
Medford
Ton Brown
Women Bowlers of Myrtle Point Win Two Games
Myrtle Point 3 B Bowlers defeated Lou Blanc kegglers from Marshfield 2 1 at Marshfield Embaco alleys Friday night Sparks led with 449 followed by DeGroat 473 John son 400 Coughlin 368 Cofield 352 Handicap 276 total 2 318 Lou Blanc 425 387 337 463 447 Handicap 264 222 On Coquille alley Myrtle Point Women’s team beat the Engines’ men’s squad Milas Helen Endicott captain.
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Myrtle Point
Lou Blanckegglers
Marshfield
Sparks
Myrtle Pointers
DeGroat
Johnson
Coughlin
Coffield
Lou Blanc
Pigg
Kraus
Bourns
Hewitt
Mauncy
Coquille Alley
Engines
Milas Helen Endicott
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Observed in Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs GL F Neideigh celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with a Townsend club gathering at the Grange hall in Myrtle Point next Sunday at noon. Elder A A Baker to conduct the ceremony. A program and dinner are planned and the public is invited.
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Neideigh
Townsend Club
Grange Hall
Myrtle Point
A A. Baker
Two Cops Students on U. C. Honor Roll
Leonard Farr of Coquille and Doris Jones of Myrtle Point were among 161 University of Oregon students to make the winter term honor roll with a grade point average of 3.5 or better. Farr is a sophomore in business administration and Jones a freshman in journalism, both in Eugene.
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University OF Oregon
Eugene
Leonard Farr
Coquille
Doris Jones
Myrtle Point
Farr
Coquille High School
Chester C Farr
Miss Jones
University High School
Arthur R. Jonea
Rotary Club Formed In Myrtle Point Acknowledges Charter
The Myrtle Point Rotary Club held its charter night at the Coquille Valley Country Club with 115 attendees. District Governor Vincent Borleske presented the charter to President Dale King, pledging service and work to reflect Rotary ideals.
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Charter
Myrtle Point
Borleske
Rotary
Dale King
Myrtle Point Club
L L Sumerlin
R C Bowers
Harry G Dement
Bert Pearson
Tate
Sam elected president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at OSC
News reaches Ellis Dements that Sam has been chosen as president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter at OSC for the upcoming year.
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Ellis Dements
Sam
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Osc
Dinner Quests Serve Sunday Dinner to Dement Family
Mrs Ellis Dement hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Harry Dement Mrs Gene Dement Mrs Mary Schilling Mr and Mrs Jon Schilling of Washington and Mr and Mrs Lester Dement.
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Ellis Dement
Harry Dement
Gene Dement
Mary Schilling
Jon Schilling
Washington
Lester Dement
Lions Hear Address On War Situation
Myrtle Point Lions club held a Wednesday luncheon with Bill Baker of the Coos Bay Times giving the war situation address. Committees reported Easter egg hunt set for April 12 at the city park and Boy Scout enrollment plans for junior high students with a meeting planned to finalize details.
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Myrtle Point Lions
Bill Baker
Coos Bay
Jap Morgan
John Belloni
Duncan Tops Myrtle Point Team in All Star Year Cup Presented
Howard Duncan named outstanding basketball player for Myrtle Point Union High School. He earned a place on the county all star team and scored 132 points in 12 games, second to Sammy Crowell of North Bend who totaled 146. The Down Town Athletic group presented the cup at a Friday assembly, with Lyle Carver accepting on their behalf. Letters were awarded to players including Serers, Don Brown, Leo Paulson, George Forrest, Wendell Hall, Ed Brooks, Rex Stearns, Harry Brown, Don Suthpin, Don Knight, and manager John Ohman, with additional letters on the B squad to Porter Olson, Bob Peel, Bill Sempert, Harold Walton, Eddie Hatfield, Bryce Evernden, Johnny Courtwright, and manager Tommy Perkins.
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Howard Duncan
Myrtle Point Union High School
Lyle Carver
Duncan
Sammy Crowell
North Bend
Crowell
Serers
Don Brown
Leo Paulson
George Forrest
Wendell Hall
Ed Brooks
Rex Stearns
Harry Brown
Deb Sutphin
Don Knight
John Ohman
Als
Jim Porter
Lyle Olson
Bob Peel
Bill Sempert
Harold Walton
Eddie Hatfield
Bryce Evernden
Johnny Courtright
Tommy Perkins
Cooper Gardens Open House Invitation
Cooper gardens on Greenhouse hill invite Myrtle Pointer visitors to view evergreen shrubs and spring blooms all day Sunday April six. Souvenirs will be given to each visitor and a lettuce head near ready to cut is highlighted. Coopers have supplied Myrtle Pointers with flowers for fourteen years and welcome the public to see their source.
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Cooper Gardens
Greenhouse Hill
Mra. A M. Cooper
Coopers
Seniors Observe Flunk Day at Myrtle Point Union High
Myrtle Point Union High students took a Monday off for flunk day with chaperones Miss Helen Elle and Alex Dawson. Fifty one students rode buses to Eel Creek where they spent the morning boating and picnic lunch followed by an afternoon of baseball with Miss Lorna Summers in charge of refreshments.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
Helen Elle
Alex Dawson
Eel Creek
Lorna Summers
Large Masonic Gathering Planned For April 12th
Myrtle Lodge No 78 hosts about 25 visitors from Salem Lodge No 50 for the third degree in Masonry on April 12. A 6:30 dinner in the lodge hall dining room will be served by the Eastern Star under Ann Guerin and Mrs G L McKay. A cover charge will be required for Myrtle Lodge members.
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Myrtle Lodge No
Salem Lodge No
Myrtle Point
Eastern Star
Ann Guerin
G L McKay
Myrtle Lodge
Coos County
Salem Lodge
Floyd
Local Folks Mark 55th Anniversary of Hansen Wedding
Mrs and Mrs K H Hansen celebrated the fifty fifth anniversary of their 1886 wedding in a Gravel Ford log cabin built by Mrs Hansen’s father. The couple, long in Gravel Ford and Myrtle Point business and county service, now plan a sixtieth celebration. A list of guests included relatives from Oregon and California.
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K H Hansen
Iowa
Coos County
Gravel Ford
Myrtle Point
Farmers
Hansen
Hedwig Harnish
J . MacHenry
Coquille al Bezosky
A. Y Meyers
Marshfield
Frank Scritchfield
Isobel Austin
Coos River
Audrey Dodson
Yker Hill
Velma Austin
W R Long
Grade Operetta Presented by Myrtle Potst Grade School
Attendants at the grade school operetta staged in the high school gymnasium Friday night were taken by green clad pixies to The Land of Dreams Come True with Mother Goss the Old Woman in the Shoe and other characters from story books. Miss Marjorie Johnson and Mrs Florence Breedlove directed the play with costumes by Mis dr ene Robertson.
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Myrtle Potst
Mother Gosss
Marjorie Johnson
Florence Breedlove
Mis’ Drene Robertson
Miss. Can
Second Series Golf Played at Coquille Valley Country Club
Second round games in the Spring handicap tournament were played at Coquille Valley Country Club. Clem Howard shot par to lead, with Dement and many others posting 3-2, 2-1, or 4-3 results. Third round matches and first consolation round fixtures are listed to be played before April 7.
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Coquille Valley Country Club
Clem Howard
Roland Harry Dement
Hank Homes
Austin Dodge
Ome
Dick Arnold
Pat McLarrin
George Linn
John Lauderback
M. Haines
Clayton Mast
B. Dunn
S Odams
Andy Anderson
Bob McLarrin
Jack
John Arnold
Perry Roper
Ed Sempert
Don Gallispie
Oscar Hendricks
Foster
Spike Leslie
Joe Morgan
de Richardson
C. L. Church
Bill Barrows
George Johnson
S. Norton
Harry Dement
Os Adams
Id Sempert
Ray Jeub
Dr Reitman
Fred Hudson
George Ulett
Pete Norton
Erving Larsen
Dutch Clinton
Lloyd Wilson
Dr . L Sumerlin
E. Watkins
Bryan
Geo. McClellan
F Snider
Visits in Bridge and Home Work Starts
Mrs. Hattie Hatcher spent from Thursday until Tuesday in Bridge visiting at the home of Mrs. Meliss Brownson. Walter Packer of Portland arrived Sunday to lay carpet on the new C D Ray Rowe McKinley home.
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Bridge
Hattie Hatcher
Meliss. Brownson
Houne
Walter Packer
Portland
C.D
Community groups plan Fourth of July events
Austin Dodge of the Chamber of Commerce lists plans for local groups to appoint committees and organize activities for the Fourth. Members include C. Roberts, Jesse D. Citation, Howard Whiteker, Rickard, Linn, Stemmler, Sempert, Mann, Resslow, Joe Morgan, Walter Sykes, and Walter Laird. Parade, races, fireworks, decorations, American Legion involvement, loggers celebration, and a picnic are scheduled.
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Austin Dodge
Chamber of Commerce
Gymmitton
C. Roberts
Jesse’ D. Citation
Howard Whiteker
Pat ‘Rickard
J. P Linn
Harold Stemmler
FE. O. Sempert
Guy Mann
Henry Resslow
American Legion
Joe Morgan
Walter Sykes
Walter Laird
Beauty Parlor Changes Hands In Myrtle Point
Mrs. Marie McNair daughter of Mr. soa Me SD. Mane of Sees the Point has taken over the shop formerly owned by Mrs Oran on Seventh street. McNair brings experience from peau parlors in Eugene Hendon Port Orford and attended Myrtle Point Union High School.
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Marie McNair
Soa
Mane Ot
Oran
Ermestine
Seventh Street
McNair
Teeas Point
China
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H. S
Cops
U. C
Channel
Britain
England
Rotary Club
Hugh T Mitchelmore
Bert Schoen
Portland Club
Myrtle Point Rotary
Wallace Eakin
The
Albans Club
Theo Haber
L H Pearce
Barker Henry A Schroeder
Laird Dale King
Harry
Dement
G Mann
A J
Albee
L Powrie
A. Parrish
Kenneth Cutler
A A Shrief
Herry
G Rosslow
Harry G
Christy
Hugn T Mitchelmore
Down Town
Cooper’Gardens
W B. Anderson
Ben Barhdell
Gaylord
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