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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1964

Page

2

Campground Firewood Theft And Improvised Table Use Suspected

Items from two national forests appear to show a campground theft pattern. Firewood was stolen in Willamette National Forest and wood was removed from a toilet area to serve as a makeshift table at a nearby site in Winema National Forest.

Willamette National Forest Winema National Forest

Wave of vandalism hits Pacific Northwest National Forests

Summer vandalism damaged or destroyed 48 picnic tables 11 toilets 22 stoves and 49 signs across Gifford Pinchot Mt Baker Deschutes Olympic and other forests costing taxpayers 13 000. Forest Service appeals to users to help prevent further destruction citing numerous incidents and ongoing vigilance.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest Washington Mt. Baker National Forest Deschutes National Forest Oregon Pacific Northwest U.S Forest Service J. Herbert Stone Stone The Forest Service Sprague River Fremont National Forest Malheur National Forest Mt Hood National Forest Ochoco

Saddle Club disbands after decades of community aid

The Saddle Club ends its run after contributing to local projects. Highlights include 1962 a thousand dollars to Canmtp Easter Seal for the water system, 1963 a thousand for playground equipment in two city parks, and 1964 a thousand for the Coos County Fair Flower Building, with plans to build in Oak Grove now realized.

Saddle Club Coos County Fair Association Oak Grove

Sitkum Home Hosts Luncheon and Travel Notes

Sitkum residents gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reisen home for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Iven Laird. Attendees included Mrs. Joe Guichon and Christina Arson of North Bend, and Mrs. Lee Beck and Mrs. Neva Heller of McKinley.

Walter Reisen Joe Guichon Christina Arson North Bend Lee Beck Neva Heller McKinley Kad Fes Andrew Paschall Cota Rica Central America Roy Libby Colombia South America Curtin Win Salem Tom Levitt Carroll Cone Ivan Laird Wilson Clarke

Mrs Lear Of Gaylord Enters Mast Hospital For Treatment

Mrs W P Lear and Mr Lea s are patients at Mast Hospital with illness others visit. Mrs Ray Phillips and her baby daughter Karen Edna born April 7 arrived home from the hospital. Mr and Mrs Peal Turnbull of Modesto Calif came to visit Mrs W P Lear and relatives over the weekend.

Mrs. Lear of Gaylord Mast Hospital Rees Daniels W. BP. Lear Leas Ray Phillips Vutays Karen Edna Mrs. Peal Turnbull Modesto, Calif W. P. Lear Mrs. Russe Art Lisa Mrs. Baumgarte Otis Boone Richard Boone Eugene Boone Portiland

Reader praises Dayton composer and chorus performance

A former Myrtle Point resident hails Melvin Ashwill the Dayton school music instructor for conducting the second Simual Composers Concert in Dayton Oregon. He notes Laurence P Watson Broadbent composed Down In Carnival Town performed by a Dayton Grade School chorus and offers congratulations to Watson and Mrs Hoffman for the successful presentation.

Dayton Oregon Melvin Ashwill Laurence P. Watson Broadbent Watson Mr. Watson

Florence Nightingale lamp ceremony for Florence Nightingale class

Miss Moses Schutte led the class of 1906 in a lamp lighting ceremony in Portland. Caps were presented by Mrs. Pinaleran and Mrs. Leah New lighting was by Rev. Wiliam Adix. Miss Melen Wolff and Miss Linda Schroeder led student activities. Principal speaker was Rev. Kenneth C. Johnson with choral selections by the Student Nurses Chorus.

Portland Wood Myrtle Point Pinaleran Ny Peianee Leah Newlighting Wiliam Adix Melen Wolff Linda Schroeder Moses Schutte Kenneth C. Johnson First Immanuel Lutheran Church Student Nurses Chorus Skil Randolph

Jehovah's Witness Assembly Details In Local Notice

Families in the area prepare to attend the Jehovah's Witnesses assembly themed Faithfully Fulfill the Ministry. Charles FT. Oden and Anne Elbek are named participants. Oden is scheduled to die? The notice notes his part Sunday morning at nine o'clock.

Charles FT. Oden Anne Elbek Oden

Birth Announcements From Mast Hospital

The notice lists multiple birth announcements including Connie Lyon born at 7 30 pm April drop, Karen Béns born 1 1 2 pounds at 1 turn, Lisa Sue born 2 ounces at 7 07 pm April 6, to families in Coquille Gaylord Myrtle Point and other locations.

Eek Ak F. Laut Coquille Giri Connie ‘Lyon Ieee Denias R . Philips Gaylord Karen Béns Gene D. Odam Stover Lane Myrtle Point Lisa Sue

Mrs Rey Goetshell and Mrs Lloyd Waggoner Visit Blue River

Mrs Rey Goetshell and Mrs Lloyd Waggoner traveled to Blue River last Monday to visit with local residents and share conversation. The brief outing emphasized friendly calls and community connection during their visit.

Rey Goetshell Lloyd Waggoner Blue River

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