126 Students To Perform Spring Choral Concert
126 students from district 41 directed by Alexa Chittick and Rose Mary Kronquist perform tonight at 8 p.m. in the high school cafetorium. About 136 singers from 7th and 8th grades and the high school choir participate. Solo by Jane Schroeder in Wasnt That a Wonder. Jeanie King and Patty Larson accompany Girls Chorus on multiple pieces. Final combined choirs sing Gods Gonna Build Up Zions Walls and America Our Heritage.
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District 41
Alexa Chittick
Rose Mary Kronquist
Jane Schroeder
Glocca Morra
Jeanie King
Patty Larson
Zion's
America
Bus Wheel On Child Foot At Myrtle Point
Yvonne Stout, sixth grader, sustained a broken left foot when she walked into a school bus near the Highway Cafe. Witnesses said she stepped off the curb as the bus approached about 20 mph. The rear dual wheel ran over her foot. she was taken to Mast hospital by ambulance.
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Yvonne Stout
Myrtle Point
Highway Cafe
Jerome Olinger
Yvonne
Andrew Stout
Mast Hospital
Pelle
Golfers Name By George Mall Officers for Coquille Valley Club
Officers for the Men s Golf Association at the Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club were installed at a no host banquet with George Linn as MC. Roy Stein was elected president and Star Knight vice president with Jack McLarrin as treasurer. Mrs Don Diecoll heads the women s association with installation to follow in San Francisco. Committee lists include tournament Ben Nigiels Art Henry Bill Kistmer Paul Gregg. panties Clayton Mant Ralph Whitaker. rules Meldrum Lad Scharer. entertainment George Linn Ray Bartley Don Aneen. Spring Handicap dates to be announced.
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George Mall
Men's Golf Association
Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
George Linn
Don Aasen
Roy Stein
Stari Knight
Jack McLarrin
Don Deiecoll
Women’s Association
San Francisco
Stein
Ben Nighels
Art Henry
Bill Kistmer
Paul Gregg
Clayton Mant
Ralph Whitaker
Meldrum
Lad Scharéer
Ray Bartley
Don Aneen
Grange Open House Slated for Community Event
The Grange invites all to an open house with a Hawaiian attire suggestion. A Mawei potluck is suggested but not required. Coffee and table service will be provided during the event.
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Grange
To Honor Society Laurence J Wiwatowski Elected
Laurence J Wiwatowski a University of Oregon Medical Lebel senior was named among ten elected to the honor society from the campus. His selection reflects academic achievement and leadership within the medical school.
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Laurence J. Wiwatowski
Son Society
The
University of Oregon Medical
Lebel
Cam
College Mose Swoc Beagy Chairmen Ab evrisen
Fragmentary OCR notes from Myrtle Point describe a bank visit by G. E. Ab evrisen and mention a model of a building. Details are unclear and sources are garbled.
De Cormier Singers Tour Adds Global Folk Program
The De Cormier Singers on their second U S and Canada tour present a varied program to recreate world cultures. They perform songs from England Scotland Ireland and American folk songs reflecting cultural backgrounds. Concert starts at 8 15 with mixed voices delivering a diverse catalog.
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de Cormier
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Speake Demonstrates Science Display at New York World’s Fair
Air Office of the U S S Makin Island reports Lt Comdr Speake, a Navy flyer and University of Pennsylvania graduate, will showcase 12 pieces of advanced scientific equipment at the New York World’s Fair. The exhibit opens April 22 in New York.
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George E. Speaks
Air Office
U.S.S. Makin Island
Hogan
Comdr.Speake
Speake
University of ‘Pennnsylvania
Navy
Moody Institute of Science
New York
Deans List Honors at Oregon Tech Winter Term
Oregon Institute of Technology recognizes students on the Dean’s List for the winter term. Myrtle appears among the honorees, underscoring academic achievement at the technical school.
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Oregon Technical Imstitute Sre
Business Women Push Downtown Safety Zones at Intersections
A delegation from the Business and Professional Women's club urged the city council to create long safety zones at every downtown intersection to improve visibility hindered by cars parked near cross walks. They also asked for playground and safety signs at parks and the council discussed traffic on several streets. City Manager Ben Nichols announced playground signs have been ordered for Lennherr Pioneer Park and will be installed soon.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Homer Peterson
William Winningham
Ben Nichols
O. Lennherr Pioneer
Hootenanny a Huge Success at Local School Show
The Hootenanny hosted by the Parent-Teacher-Student association drew a capacity crowd Saturday night. Jack Boone hosted as emcee returning to Myrtle Point from Eugene. about $250 was raised for a graduating senior scholarship.
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Jack Boone
Eugene TV
Myrtle Point
Dick Andersen
Dave Miller
Mrs. Chittick
Rose Mary Kremquist
Ray Neugart
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Judy Dayton
Margaret Dement
Walter
Mary Laird
Tom Dement
Janet Schroeder
Patty Larsen
Jeanie King
Linda Stewart
Art Motz
Jim
Clearing River Passage Near Coquille River
Crew operations occur weekends on the North Fork of the Coquille River near Fairview. Report by Erwin Wilberger from the Post at Cornellstain notes the beet crew active in the area with details about work in mid morning.
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North Fork
Coquille River
Fairview Serena
Ares
Eran
Erwin Wilberger
Comellc
Oustainsin
North Bend Nurses Reach Bargaining Hearings
North Bend nurses enter bargaining talks under a state law allowing reflective bargaining in health care. A hearing is scheduled to discuss terms and potential labor actions as negotiations proceed.
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North Bend
North
Kindergarten Dance Sponsor With Oregon Jazz Band
The Kindergarten association sponsors a dance featuring Bill Borcher's Oregon Jazz Band at the Ike Club at 8 p.m. on April 18. Tickets are available from association members or at the door, announced by Mrs. J. M. Gerdner, president.
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Kindergarten Association
Bill Borcher
Oregon Jazz
Essesse
J. M. Gerdner
Cresting Myrtle Crest ends close meet with Marshfield
Myrtle Crest tracksters lost to Marshfield 146 to 103 as several records fell including Tom Krewson 5 feet 2% inches in high jump and Gus Metzgus 8 feet 7 inches in pole vault. Dennis Willings added a 40 feet 8% inch shot put while weigh-ins and class shifts shaped a busy meet. Coach Middleton notes young athletes gain experience and letters as Myrtle Crest hosts Pow ers Empire and Charleston this week and welcomes Reedsport next Saturday.
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Myrtle Crest Tracksters
Marshfield
Myrtle Crest GS
Tom Krewson
Paul Jancle
Gus Metzeus
Dennis Willings
Gus Metzgus
Pete Nemec
Joe Bouska
Randy Stewart
Tom Huggins
Randy
David Noyes
Noyes
Stewart
Bousko
Maurice Middleton
Myrtle Crest
Powers
Empire
Charleston
Reedsport
Banquet Slated by Local FFA FHA Chapters
The psychology department at South Western Oregon College will send speaker to the annual FPFA FHA Banquet on April 11 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria. The event is a joint parent student banquet of FFA and FHA. The Grange Co op of Myrtle Point will give a 2 01 award to the outstanding FFA and FHA student of the year.
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Ue Tnion
Topo
Nim
South -Western Oregon College
Speker
Future Farmers and Future Mememekers of America
Grange Co-op
Myrtle Point
FFA
FHA
Ulett Outlines Hospital District Plan for Coquille Area
George Ulett, head of the committee, spoke at Myrtle Point Chamber about forming a hospital district. The chamber has no plan to petition for an election to create a district or buy Mast Hospital.
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George Ulett
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Mast
Coquille Hospital
Ulett
Mydt 2 Point
Bandon
Camas Valley
Farm Bureau to Meet to Discuss Crop Insecticides
The Farm Bureau will hold a meeting on Tuesday April 14 at 8 p.m. in the extension room of the courthouse. The agenda includes discussion of insecticides for crops.
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Farm Bureau
Mothers Feted by Myrtle Point Senior Home Economics Class
The Senior Home Economics class at Myrtle Point High School honored their mothers with a turkey dinner on Thursday evening April 3. Under teacher Ernest Evernden they prepared a menu including roast turkey mashed potatoes gravy cranberry-orange relish scalloped corn green salad hot rolls jelly and pumpkin chiffon pie with beverages. Mothers attending the dinner included Mrs. James OP Mrs. Al thalin Mester Georgia BDevins Mrs Fieyd Bolec Mrs Lee Fak and Mea Waldemar Gurney.
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Myrtle Point High School
Jock Knife
James OP
Althalin Mester
Georgia Bdevins
Fieyd Bolec
Lee Fak
French Students Shine At Myrtle Point Spring Festival
The annual French Spring Festival on April 3 featured the Trisle Tro from Myrtle Point High and skits titled Bon Voyage. French students participated in dinner and entertainment for about 200 attendees.
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Myrtle Point High Anne
Myrtle Point Mustangs Meet at Reshah Home
A five year old child and guardians plan a 3 p.m. gathering at the Reshah residence to discuss a local youth program titled Myrtle Point Mustangs. The event aims to organize activities and growth opportunities for participants.
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Myrtle
Heba
Reshah
Project funding details for camera installations with city support
Jayess representatives secured approval for a project allocating funds for materials and additional cameras. Containers would be produced at costs ranging from $46 to $06 each, with city involvement noted but the overall impact unclear.
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Fano Degg
David Demer
Essiatmeke
Paniger
Eee
Bengarated Ag
Jayess
Gapesel
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