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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1964

Page

3

Electric Co op Board Meets in Coquille

The Co-op board gathered Saturday in Coquille for its monthly meeting. They discussed the Pacific Northwest power outlook with field staff from the Rural Electrification Administration and Northwest Public Power Association. The group reviewed the Bonneville Power Administration surplus power sale to the Pacific Southwest and considered an intertie project to improve BPA’s finances.

Cops-Curry Electric Cooperative Board of Directors Coquille Harry Reising William J. Hauck Rural Electrifications Administration Gus Norwood Northwest Public Power Association Pacific Northwest Bonneville Power Administration Pacific Southwest BPA

Oregon March employment hits record high 680 500

Employment rose by 6 100 to 680 500 in mid March, the highest March total on record, while unemployment fell by 14 000 to 44 600. David H. Cameron of the Oregon Employment announced the figures.

Travel Clinic Set for Salem May 8 9

John Koch of Bridge and Diamond Lake Resort and John Keech will speak at the first annual travel clinic in Salem May 8 and 9. Governor Mark Hatfield Glenn aatane chairman of the state highway commission Forrest Cooper state highway engineer and Ford Montgomery of the Hilton hotel are among other distinguished speakers at the Pacific Northwest Travel Association event.

John Keech John Koch Bridge and Diamond Lake Resort Mark Hatfield Glenn Aatane State Highway Commission Salem Oregon Pacific Northwest Travel Association Forrest Cooper Ford Montgomery Hilton Hotel

Girls Camp Out At Far Creek Park

Fire girls group enjoyed a Saturday camp-out at Far Creek park east of Remote, led by Bob Haug. Participants included Lucy Bridgham, Vicky Campbell, Benny Layter, Sheila Sullivan, Wanda Turner, and Linda Haug.

Far Creek Park Remote Irs Bob Haug Lucy Bridgham Vicky Campbell Benny Layter Sheila Sullivan Wanda Turner Linda Haug

Five New Members Inducted Into Myrtle Point Honor Society

The Myrtle Point National Honor Society tapped five new members at a Student Body meeting on April 20 in the MPHS gym. President Richie Dayton presided as students Vicki Abel Mike Johnson Kay Mc Curdy Bearl Seals and Faye Spangler were elected by faculty and existing members for scholarship leadership and service.

Honor Society Myrtle Point National Honor Society MPHS Richie Dayton Vicki Abel Mike Johnson Kay McCurdy Bearl Seals Faye Spangler

Elks Lodge Scholarship Winners Named

Elks Lodge awarded scholarships at a Tuesday ceremony. Boys winner was Bill Shires from Myrtle Point High School and Stormy Floren from Coquille High School was second. Girls winner was Donna Tucker of Bandon with Virginia Kay Reiner of Coquille placing second.

Elks Elks Lodge Bill Shires Myrtle Point High School Stormy Floren Coquille High School Donna Tucker Bandon Virginia Kay Reiner Coquille

Weather rundown for the week

The week of April 19 saw a low of 27 degrees on April 17 and rainfall totaling four inches. No river reading was recorded for the period.

Volunteers Called To Nodine Home Fire damages interior at Nodine residence

Volunteer firemen were called at 6 a.m. Wednesday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nodine at 840 4th Street where fire swept through one room. The interior was smoked and damaged. Owners are Mr. and Mrs. William Winningham. The home is insured.

Jim Nodine 4Th Street William Winningham

Bobcats Suffer Doubleheader Loss in League Opener

In a two game set on April 18 the Bobcats lost 18 to 3 overall and 5 to 3 in the first game. Ross Robinson led MP with two hits while Bobcats made six errors. Mike Grisham fanned nine for MP as Brookings’s Bruins rode six MP hits to win. Pat McCurdy pitched for the Bobcats.

Bobcats Ross Robinson Mike Grisham Brookings Bruins Pat McCurdy

Knit Division Set For Fair knit Division At State Fair

The Oregon State Fair 4 H Style Revue will include intermediate and senior knitting divisions for the first time. Knitting 4 H projects led enrollment in state home economics. The program features seven learning phases and covers yarn reclaiming errors grooming and wardrobe care. The fair runs September 4 to 12.

Howard Maple

Chamber Retail Trades To Meet At Myrtle Hotel

A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce retail trades committee will be held at 12 30 p m Friday in the Myrtle Hotel announced by chairman Chet Weed All persons interested in retail trades are invited to attend.

Chamber of Commerce Retail Trades Committee Myrtle Hotel Chet Weed

Shull Wins National 4-H Award Trip to Chicago

Wayne Shull is among Oregon winners of national 4 H club awards and will receive an expense paid trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 28 through December 3. The award was presented by Meier and Frank with state winners chosen for overall 4 H work emphasizing leadership citizenship and subject knowledge.

Wayne Shull Oregon Chicago Wayne Meier Frank

Wudgut Committee Members Listed

The committee includes Elden Brodie Chet Weed Rolland Leep BM Cook Ralph Whitaker Dust Beckham and Downing as members.

Elden Brodie Chet Weed Rolland Leep Bm’ Cook Ralph Whitaker Dust Beckham Downing

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