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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1963

Page

8

Oglesby Wins National Science Grant for West Virginia Study

Myrtle Point high school science instructor Ron Oglesby has earned a nationwide science foundation grant for an academic year at the University of West Virginia. He will pursue a master’s degree while on leave from the district, which granted him a leave of absence. The Oglesbys plan to move with their children Craig Kimberly and Mark in August.

Ron Oglesby Myrtle Point High School National Science Foundation University of West Virginia Mr. Oglesby School Board Oglesby Craig Kimberley Mark West Virginia

Community gatherings and 4-H party events highlight Bridge area news

The Town and Country Christian Women's club met at the Grange Hall for a potluck, slides from Germany were shown by Myrtle Point's Mrs. Jim Meyers, and devo tions were led by Mrs. Ralph Arnsmier of Roseburg. The Deacons and Elders convened at 7 30 p.m. Thursday. The combined 4 H Clubs of Bridges and Remote held a Friday party at the Grange hall with about 50 attendees and games. Gloria Hardman and Kathy Winkelman decorated in green and white. Entertainment chair Marlene Walker led activities. Kathy Lancaster and Connie Lee served. Ronnie Farmer did cleanup. 4 H leaders included several local members. Mrs. Rex Scott and baby son plan a three month visit to Uke Flood’s in Spanaway while Mr. Scott serves in the Cooley Crest maneuvers at Yakima. George Hassett joined the Odd Fellows on their Jacksonville trek. The youth group gathered for a school box lunch social. An Easter party at the Albert Lee home featured 38 children, 20 dozen colored eggs, and prizes for Parrish, Farmer, and Lee.

Town and Country Christian Women’s Club Grange Hall Jim Meyers Myrtle Point Germany Ralph Arnsmier Roseburg Kenneth Price Allen Silveus Walter Hardman Carrie Brownson Paul Belcher George Hassett G. A Gloria Hardman Kathy Winkelman 4-H Marlene Walker Kathy Lancaster Connie Lee Ronnie Farmer Milo Smith Jack Ford LeRoy Richards Powell Lancaster Rex Scott Spanaway Wash Scott Uke Flood Yakima Wah George Hesseit The Oddfellows Jacksonville Wes Albert Lee Robert Parrish Marty Farmer Gail Lee Barbara Lee

Bless Loggers Song Fragment

A short verse salutes loggers named Corky Jerry Art and Bud. It mentions rain wind and heading to the lending with a whistle and an engineer with one boot in a rough, informal tone.

Corky Jerry Art Bud

Local Social Notes And Staff Changes From Powers Area

Multiple families from Kelso Eugene Springfield and Powers shared visits and trips over Easter weekend. Birth announced at Mast hospital Myrtle Point for Larry Shorb on April 17. Eugene wedding planned for April 36 between Francis Christian and Lawrence Woods. Powers Education Association elected Mrs Ruby Yingling president. Jerry Adamson returns from San Diego base on ten day leave en route to San Francisco May 1.

James Tregaskis Kelso Wash Tom Ellis Don Denniston Ben Coppess Clyde Thorp Gold Beach Mast Hospital Myrtle Point Lowell Shorb Larry Disha Frye Springfield Robert Fryes Ada Sibold Abe Frye Florence Warner D. A. Ranta Seattle Carl Smigley California Eugene Francis Christian Lawrence Woods Christian William Sullivan Powers Kenneth Watters San Francisco Watters Joseph Boutin Powers Education Association Ruby Yingling Joe Thomas

Oregon State Intern Teacher Plan enrollment opens

Oregon State University School of Education runs an internship program paying districts to supervise candidates. It targets college trained individuals with limited education coursework or seeking a paid fifth year. Beaverton Coos Bay Corvallis districts participate. Apply via OSU Education Mall contact Dr. Lester Beals or M. R. Winslow.

School of Education Oregon State University Beaverton Coos Bay Corvallis M. R. Winslow Lester Beals Oregon Room 206 Education Mall

Coquille Woman's Club Style Show Planned for April

The Coquille Woman's Club will host a spring style show and luncheon on Saturday April 27 at 1 p.m. in the junior auditorium of the Coquille community building replacing the May Day festival. The May Queen and seven princesses will be crowned as part of the program. Reservations may be made by Mrs. Max Powers at 306-…

Coquille Woman’s Club Coquille Poenins Max Powers

Notice of annual school election polling places

Notice to voters in the Education District of Oregon that the annual school election will be held at specified polling places. Attest: Wendell L. Van Loan District Clerk Wilfred A. Jordan Chairman of Board of Directors. Pub: April 25, 1963.

Southwestern Oregon Oregon Area The Wendell L. van Loan Wilfred A. Jordan Board of Directors

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