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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
3
The report lists multiple events with partial names and placements. It notes runners such as Ross Denise and Bari Wilson scoring in sprints and relays, with Cota and Lask among top finishers. It mentions a 880 relay with Clark Roberts and Pinkley, and lists freshmen Whitaker Richmond Wil, with Gibbs Cote Gilpatrick as sophomores.
Roy Stein chairs the meeting for the association as Langlois Cheesemaker Wesley Chap becomes president. The group gathers to set future dairy standards and promote local industry leadership.
Coos Bay area dairy groups led by R W Van Auker and Dr G H Wilster discuss expanding cheese production in southern Oregon. The meeting covers open dinners, petitions, and next step plans for the Coos County fair with classes for aged and current cheese entries.
The regular April meeting of the Garden club, held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Theoese, focused on the plant road project. Members and guests prepared bulbs, discussed support for a full time county health unit, and participation in a mobile TB program. Nearby residents shared news of pre Easter services in Myrtle Point led by Rev. Archie McNeill, with musical interludes by S C McAllister and Don Wismar.
RIVERTON Ore April 7 A large crowd attended a Democratic Central committee banquet at a Coos Bay hotel in North Bend The event opened by chairman Chas Wilson of Empire The secretary David Philpott read minutes and John Eaton of North Bend spoke as Democratic district attorney candidate Several out of town speakers gave remarks The food and service were noted as excellent
Patty Watkins teaches at the University medical school while Mrs. Watkins stays in Newberg visiting her mother. Barview social rounds include picnics and lunches. Richard Woodcock signs to teach upper grades next year. Palm Sunday music lifts Arago services with Easter plans. Mrs. DeLong, Mrs. Lillie, and Miss Morely plan Easter in Oakland.
Howard Morgan of Portland was introduced as Oregon's new Democratic chairman, praised for early diligence. Other speakers included Francis Lambert candidate for state treasurer, Mrs. Lillian Burton national committeewoman, and several local and visiting party members from Glasgow Bandon North Bend Riverton and Portland. The gathering honored Thomas Hanly of Coquille on his birthday and planned a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in May at Bandon with a committee to finalize details.
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