West Coast lumber output and orders rise in 1948
The report notes favorable winter and abundant logs as West Coast mills cut 2,046,528,000 bd ft in 13 weeks of 1948, up 2 percent from 1947. Domestic orders climbed across regions with Oregon and Washington leading gains. rail and cargo totals show strong demand and a large unfilled order file.
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Local Girl Appointed Assistant News Editor at OSC Paper
A sophomore from Myrtle Point in home economics joined Oregon State College as assistant news editor of the Barometer, replacing former society news editor Pat Guerin.
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Winter Wonderland Theme At Powers High Senior Ball
The annual Winter Wonderland Senior Ball at Powers High School drew many students from the Senior class with the Grand March praised as the finest in years. Jac? Kmans University of Oregon's orchestra provided the music while decor featured white cotton snow and wall scenes. The Senior class, led by Albert Wafer Sally Wilson and Curtis Baker, were praised for their work with Valle Camp KNA supplying decorations for the upcoming convention. The Junior class hosted the preceding banquet in McCulloch's Fountain Lunch with pink and green decor and rhododendron accents, and toastmistress Miss LaFlamme presided as remarks were offered.
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Methodists State Annual Meeting Set For Friday Evening
The regular quarterly conference and annual church meeting of the Methodists is announced for Friday night in Roseburg. Rev Wilmer Briggs will lead a potluck event at 6 30 pm with Dr Raynor Smith as speaker. The program features accordion selections and a singing solo by Florence Rushing, with guests from the local district and faculty in attendance.
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Local Scouts Defeat Coquille In Sweeping Basketball Wins
A six member Myrtle Point Boy Scout team from Troop Myrtle Point defeated Coquille Scout Troop 14 in three games last week. They won 74 15 in Coquille on April 9, then 58 18 in Myrtle Point, and 8 5 in an extra ten minute quarter. Scoutmaster Phil Ryan accompanied the team. Plans for a softball league against Coquille are being formed.
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