High School Library To Open Wednesday Evenings
The high school library will open to students Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 30 under school board approval on April 8. Superintendent Stewart supports the plan and proposes hallway gates to control access, with custodial staff supervising during the trial period. City officials discussed expanding city library services by opening the high school library to college students for reference materials.
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Stewart
Seid Stewart
Myrtle Point
John Dayton
Jim Howe
Virginia Wells
Clown to Perform in Cafeteria Friday May 1
Gasco the clown will perform in the cafeteria Friday May 1 at 2 30 p m He has appeared in many circuses across the United States South America Mexico and Europe.
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Gasco
United States
South America
Mexico
Eurepe
Connie Huff Girls Elect President of Girls’ League
Connie Huff, a junior, was elected president of the Girls’ League at a meeting on April 13 in the cafeteria. Four members spoke, each giving speeches of about three minutes.
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Connie Huff
Connie Muff
Athletic Awards Span Basketball Wrestling Coaches Honored
Basketball coaches Greve Peterson and Caldarazzo led a awards ceremony awarding athletic honors to a mix of players managers and coaches. Recipients include David Ralph Bill Floyd Russell Stent Delbert Sarr James Bowman Danny Brewster Ross Robinson Ron Doyle Ross Shepherd Nick Galloway Harold Hartley Jim Matt Korrow Jin Ratterd Don Messet Jimmy Den Bille Dan Russell Al Placp Amdy Lancaster Bruce Winningham Marvin Amos Carl Tucker Mike Hogan Dick Pallin Bill Themes Tem
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Bob Peterson
JV Basket A
David Ralph
Bill Floyd
Russell Stent
Delbert Sarr
James Bowmen
Danny Brewster
Ross Robinson
Ron Ron Doyle
Ross Shepherd
Nick Galloway
Harold Hartley
Jim Matt Korrow
Guido Caldaramso
Jin [Ratterd
Don Messet
Jimmy den Bille
Dan Russell
al Placp
Amdy Lancaster
Bruce Winningham
Marvin Amos
Carl Tucker
Mike Hogan
Dick Pallin
Bill Themes
Kindergarten Sets Bill Bercher Dance
The Kindergarten association sponsors a dance with Bill Bercher's Oregon Jazz Band at the Coquille Welly Elks Club at 8 p.m. April 16. Tickets are 95 per couple, for members or at the door. Snacks will be served. Glenda Pinkley leads the food committee.
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Bill Bercher
Oregon
Coquille Welly
Speaker Seeks Longevity Through Service and Health
Dr Van Lean stresses mind calm through service and vocational training. Awards by Point Grange and Supply honor recipients Star Creachen Trophy and Strike Greenhold project with $1 and 96 dollars, presented to BI Stone Monte Lund Jim King and Joe Stewart along with several ladies receiving recognitions.
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van Losa
van Lean
Point Grange
Alee
Boyd
Thor Jamengeré
Dtrike Greanhold
Wy BI Stone
Monte Lund
Jim King
Joel Stewert West
Jos See
Vuereek Leibalt
Rive
Knife
Hermi
Mee
Breininn
April Fools Day Eats Mentioned In Banquet Tale
Teacher Don Wehler recalls a banquet where the Maats were served okra hominy grits and black eyed peas while others enjoyed large homemade rolls. The Masts had traveled south and reportedly disliked southern food.
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Don Wehler
Pullen College Publicity Director Joins Linfield
Rick Pullen former high school sports writer for The Herald and Bobcat ter becomes athletic publicity director at Linfield College. He will write for six newspapers and cover all college sports while maintaining full academic load. He will travel with teams to games and provide first hand reports and advance game stories.
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Rick Pullen
the Herald
Linfield College
Pullen
Students Talk On Countries At Coos County Assembly
Four foreign exchange students spoke at an April 10 assembly in the Coos County high school cafetorium. Ethiopian Deel Bentli urged love for America, Denmark’s Lis Stanburg described life there, Spanish exchange Jaime Rigual noted late dinners and bullfights, and Greek and Greek life details were shared.
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Coos County
America
Deel Bent
Benti
Marshfield High School
Lis Stanburg
Denmark
Greece
Jaime Rigual
Spain
Jaime
Slusian High School
Cresters Triumph in Quadrangle Meet with 16 firsts
Myrtle Crest dominates the Quadrangle track meet scoring 187 points in their home event. Dennis Willings sets a new record alongside Nemec. Gus Metagus nears the Clase 1 hurdle mark held by Kerry Dayton. Notable performances include strong showings by Moyes in the 600 and Bouska in the 390 yards.
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Myrtle Crest
Powers
Empire
Charleston
Dennis Willings
Piet
Clase
Dan Grove
Lee Walton
Craig Sutphin
Stewart
Bewid Noyes
Nemec
Willings
Gus Metagus
Kerry Dayton
David Moyes
Bouska
Craig
Beg
Boosters to Meet at High School Friday
The Boosters club of Myr Point will meet at the high school Friday at 7 pm. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and support for school programs.
Tacoma Lumber Firm Seeks Coquille Myrtle Point Mill Site
John Brazier of Kariin- Davis Lumber Co for Tacoma reports interest in acquiring a mill site on the Coos River via the City of Coquille. The firm plans to inspect Myrtle Point sites next week with cooperation from local Chamber of Commerce leaders.
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John Brazier
Tacoma
Kariin- Davis Lumber Co
Coos River
Mrumell Brothers
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Logand Edith Mellag
W. B.ley
Chamber of Commerse
Iin” Gard
Tives
Billisigaley
Chamber
Mjil
Seden Pak
Aaeowent
MPHS Charter Granted for French Honor Society
Margaret de French Society at MPHS has formed the French Honor Society and received a charter from the American Association of Teachers of French as a member of the National Society Honoraire de Francais. The group aims to include junior and senior students in literary work and service.
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Margaret de French
MPHS
American Association of Teachers of French
Rational Societe Honoraire de Francais
Stuerary
MPRS
Deeper Tint Planned for Lower Section
A note indicates a deeper tint is intended for the lower portion. Details on location, materials, and date are not provided in the readable text.
Linda Warner Named April Sister-of-the-Month
Linda Warner, a high school junior, is listed as April Sister of the Month for service. The notice notes her association with the local youth organization and highlights her activities during April.
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Linda Warner
Myrtle Point grants aid for Ro tory Park playground
The 1968 note shows more than $1,000 given to the City of Myrtle Point for a children's playground at Rotary Park. The Seddie Club is said to have served its purpose as 4-H clubs now handle training and fair board discussions focus on the Flower Building and fairgrounds representation.
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Bester
Myrtle Point
Rotory Parke
Biling Alsy
Tom Guerin
Al‘Coes
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