Cheese Awards Mark 4H Chairmanship Grants
Superior Cheese 4H announces awards totaling 100.00 to support dairy projects and fund high quality heifer calves. A 960.00 prize goes to the top club member for a dam line calf, with 40.00 for the second place. A three member committee will judge based on work quality, county fair exhibits, records, and home farm setup. Winners include Robert Lanway Greenacres first and Karlin Peterson Haynee Inlet second.
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Ae Te Pion Sek Srembers Chuess -Goneen Oe
Dairy Club
Robert Lanway
Greenacres
Karlin Peterson
Haynee Inlet
State Grange meeting plans in Coos County
Pomona Grange at McKinley voted to invite the state Grange to hold its 1949 convention in Coos County if accepted. They consider Myrtle Point, Coos Bay and Coquille as sites and seek financing for a juvenile camp instructor salary. They also approved buying stock in the Coos County Fair association and called for improved fairground policing at night.
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Pomona Grange
McKinley
State Grange
Coos County
Estate Grange
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Coquille
Grange
Body Of Gus Amundsen Found On Lusk Farm
The body of Gus Amundsen, 68, was found Sunday near his home on the Lusk farm. He was last seen April 14 and thought dead about a week. Born in Norway, he worked as a blacksmith and crafted many knives for boys going to the islands during the war. Funeral services were held Monday from the Schroeder chapel with burial in Orway Cemetery, Rev. M J Blickenstaff officiating.
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Gus Amundsen
Lusk Farm
Norway
Islands
Schroeder
Orway
M. J. Blickentaff
Myrtle Point Chamber Directors Set for Monday Night
Directors of the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce will convene Monday night at 7:80 in the chamber room. The group decided at the latest meeting that directors will meet on the last Monday evening of each month.
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Myrtle Point Chamber of
Ccns
Merece
Inet Chamber
Zone meetings set for rural school board nominations
Five zones in Coos county will nominate rural school district directors next week. Meetings start April 28 with Zone A at 4 pm in Coquille, Zone C at 8 pm in Bandon, Zone D at 8 pm in Tweeday, Zone E at 8 pm in Myrtle Point, and Zone B held in North Bend. Petitions will be sent to the county superintendent for the June 6 election.
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Co. County
Martha Miulkey Purdy
Circuit Court
Coquille
North Bend
Bandon Grammar
Millington
Tweeday
Union High School
Myrtle Point
Panna
Purdy
Coos County
Meetings On More Control Scheduled Next Week
E G Alberts district agent for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service will demonstrate trapping and handling of poison balts and gases for mole control. Meetings are set for April 27 at Nelson's ranch Haynes Intet North Bend and April 28 at A B Crawford's ranch Arago The Arago Fox Farm by the Arago Community church and at Carl Metzger's ranch Bear Creek Bandon. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Coons County
E G Alberts
United States Fish and Wild Life Service
Coos County
Crawford
Arago
Arago Fox Farm
Carl Metzger
Bear Creek
Bandon
Myrtle Point to Play Roseburg in Sunday Baseball Clash
Myrtle Point of the Southwestern Oregon league will host Roseburg on Sunday afternoon at the local diamond. Manager Harry Hogue announces the game is the first for the new Myrtle Point squad against a different foe after their prior match with the Coos Bay Elks was postponed by a date mix up.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
Roseburg
Harry Hogue
Coos Bay Elks
Union High Music Students Headed to Southern Oregon Meet
Eighty five Union High School music students depart Myrtle Point for Ashland to compete in the Southern Oregon Musical Festival with ninety seven riders on two buses. The trip includes fifty four girls in the glee club and forty three boys in the band led by Arnold Belby. Dayton secures Cessna 140 dealership and plans Myrtle Point as sales HQ with flying lessons and charter service to follow.
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Union High
Southern
Oregon
Verne Shielda
Dayton
Euoopean
Shields
Arago
Fair Grounds
Myrtle Point
Union High School
Moale
Ashland
Girls’ Glee Club
Phyllie Ames
Leora Ames
Jerene Bell
Patty Bell
Lucille Bettleyoun
Lois Brewster
Betty Brooks
Marvene Christensen
Barbara Clarno
Carol Clarno
Margery Cobb
Carol Commons
Jaycee Compton
Charlene Daniels
Amy Davenport
Rose Driggs
Patsy Dunwooodie
Mary Ann Down
Louise Epperson
Maureen Evans
Vaden Walton
Patty Waterman
Myma Winningham
Myra Wyrick
Almeda Workman
Donna Young
Marion Lloyd
Dick Anderson
Phylisa Ames
Bob Brooka
Brown
Delores Bowers
Marvene Cristensen
Bob Briggs
Melburn Craven
Bill Dayton
Edwin Ellis
Arlene Evans
Louise Ep
Student Parade Draws Big Crowd in Myrtle Point
A large turnout followed a Friday parade of Myrtle Point students from Union High School to the Fifth and Spruce area where Mayor Elton Schroeder spoke. The event supported raising funds for the Southern Oregon Music Festival in Ashland and promoting a future Myrtle Point swimming pool, with plans noting potential small tax increases for the youth benefit.
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Myrtle Point
Union High School
Myrtle Point Volunteer Fire Department
Bill Dayton
Fifth
Spruce
Elton Schroeder
Schroeder
Lions Club Spring Frolic Dance Planned at Oaks Pavilion
Plans completed for the Lions Club Spring Frolic Dance at Oaks Pavilion Saturday night April 26 announced by George Linn dance committee chairman. The dance is directed by Lions who served in World War II and Yohany Dayton and his dance band will supply music for the occasion.
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Lions Club
Oaks Pavilion
George Linn
Thea
Yohany Dayton
Aualé
Coonsien
Three Defendants Appeared in City Recorder’s Court
Business was slow as only three lawbreakers faced Recorder Nick Perkins in the city court during the week. All three offenses were for minor violations.
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City Recorder's Court
Nick Perkins
Bible School Institute Held In Coquille
Representatives and ministers from Coos County conducted a vacation Bible school training institute in Coquille led by Mies Pearl Shylock of Portland. The meeting reviewed materials and methods for daily Bible schools and announced June 2 to 16 for the Myrtle Point Inter-Church Fellowship program with Alma Lett as general superintendent and multiple department heads named.
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Coos County
W. A. Briggs
Phil Ryan
Evans
Roger
Anderson
Miers. Lett
Rev Blickenstaff
Briggs
Fire Prevention Campaign Starts Soon in Coos County
Oregon's most intensive forest fire campaign in history will begin in Coos county within days. Dean Paul M. Dunn of Keep Oregon Green warns an early dry spring and rainfall shortage could make 1847 the most dangerous fire season in years. Governor Earln Snell launches the campaign with Mrs. Billa Cutlip named acting Germa.
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Oregon
Coos County
Dean Paul M. Dunn
Corvallis
Keep
Distr't All-star Honors Given to Peint and Paul Rose
In the 1946-47 season district honors were awarded to Peint and Paul Rose of North for standout performances. The selection highlights their contributions on defense and scoring, recognizing top local talent in the district.
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Peint
Paul Rose
North and Read
Pentractor Bids Low for Unclear Work
A fragmentary note shows a low bid submitted by Pentractor for unspecified work with scrambled text. No other readable details clarify the project, location, or bidder names.
Students Raise 250 At Union High Concert
A capacity crowd at Union High School collected funds for a band trip to Ashland. Students raised 219 dollars during the concert, plus a 25 dollar gift from William Gage of Harmony Mills and a two dollar downtown parade donation, totaling 280 dollars. Principal Dallas Norton and music director Arnold Melby praised the community’s support.
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Union High School Grow Bet
Myrtle Point Eheels
William Gage
Harmony Mills
Thigg
Ashland
Dalas Norton
Union High
Arnold Melby
Trout Season Opens Saturday In Most Waters
The trout season starts Saturday April 26 in most state waters and runs through October 18. There are exceptions listed in the official synopsis available at license agencies. Tidewater areas open June 15. Harney County May 31. Lake County May 20 with variations. General bag limit is 10 fish or 15 pounds. one day limit 1 fish but not to exceed 20 fish or 80 pounds. two fish in seven days or possession. No bag limit for whitefish or Dolly Varden. Minimum trout length is six inches, with eight inches in specified river sections and waters south of the Columbia River tributaries.
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Harney County
Lake County
McKensie River
Blue River
Umpqua River
Highway Bridge
Scottsburg
Rogue River
Ferry Hole
Tidewater
Pacine
Columbia
Local official Tadee faces murder list inquiry
A. F. Tadee repregatetiyn 06 made an unofficial statement on a murder list case. Park wha citizens of Murde rlist Saturday. Tadee began service with Mountain States in Corvallis 1998 then Coquille 1987, later four years at Oregon State College. He serves on Coquille city council and is active in civic affairs.
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A. F. Tadee
Park
Tan Seah
Head
Mountain Sates
Corvallis
Coquille
Oregon State College
African Legion
Park Commission
District Meeting Held at Methodist Church
On Wednesday a district meeting was held in the social room of the Methodist church. Guests from Gardiner Moob Beach Coos Bay and Coquille attended. A program led by Mesees of Gardiner opened at 4 20 p m with Reneds luncheon afterward and a 1 o'clock afternoon session opened by Rev ud Briggs.
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Social the Methodiat Church
Mosabera
Gardiner
Moe Beach
Coos Bay
Coquille
Ud. Briggs
Child Care Classes Begin Amid Low Enrollment
The Red Cross chapter in Sam Rite Veckore Bea Pinnclts hosts a second series of child care classes at the Union Fig. Enrollment to date is below expectations. Sessions are planned for Monday Wednesday and Friday this week and next week. Topics include after birth baby’s first year child health in an expanded environment and protection of family health and common diseases.
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Sam Rite
Arthur R. Jones Former Publisher of Arciende Tees
Arthur R. Jones, once the publisher of the Arciende Tees, is noted in archival records for his role in local newspaper history during the mid 20th century. Details remain sparse in the available excerpt.
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Arthur R. Jones
The
A Arciende Tees
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