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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1961

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Coos County Fair Opens with Golden Anniversary Events

The 1961 Coos County Fair in Myrtle Point runs August 16 to 30 marking the golden anniversary of the fair. It honors Coos County couples married 80 years or more with free passes and features a Golden Anniversary Bread Contest and special exhibits.

Coos County Myrtle Point They Smith Vo Ag Miik

Local Notes and Town Life From Myrtle Point

The columnist writes about window display pranks using English garlic, moving to a new house, a welcoming pie from a neighbor, and reflects on Portland’s crowded sports scene. He compares hockey, baseball, horse racing, and dog racing as promotional attractions with varying attendance.

Coos Second in Sale of State Timber Lands

Revenue from Oregon state forest land timber sales for the year ending June 30 totaled 3 933 458 77. Tillamook county led eastern and western districts with 708 787 70, while Cass county rose to second with 801 131 86. Other listed figures include Lincoln 117 933 88 Linn 901 890 08 Clackamas 36 000 76 Polk 95 323 78 Washington 23 029 26 Columbia 99 733 32 Curry 536 00 Josephine 71 3. Eastern districts show limited merchantable timber with Grant 13 440 00 Union 12 240 00 Klamath 2 400 73 Baker 308 00.

Tillamook County Tillamook Cass County Lincoln Linn Clackamas Polk Washington Columbia Curry Josephine Oregon Grant County Union Klamath Baker

Next $100 Step and Shop Draw Postponed to August 12

Ben Daniels announces the bi weekly Step and Shop drawing will shift from August Sth to Saturday August 12 to avoid Coos County Fair crowds. The $100 prize draws next on August 12 and then resumes the regular every other week schedule on the 26th. A winner two weeks ago makes the next drawing worth $100 with the event held on August 12.

Daniels Coos County

Spruce Street building leased for district offices and storage

The district plans a two year lease with a one year renewal option paying $190 monthly rent plus $10.50 monthly for insurance. The owner maintains the exterior while the district remodels interiors and gains exclusive use of a parking area. The plan aims to expand Spruce School class sections and address traffic and safety concerns. The Lester Demerit building would be adapted for offices with basement storage and cost effective renovation.

Spruce Street Lester Demerit Wable

Myrtle Point High grads mark tenth reunion crowd at Coes Country Club

Myrtle Point High School class of 1951 members met with spouses for the 16th reunion at Coes Country Club on Saturday July Sind. Attendees include Ken neth Parry Myers and Gerald Anson with Mistresses, Mes. Ernic Evern don, Mes. Marriot Mercer, Curt Beckham, and others among a mix of graduates and spouses as seen in the center and side rows.

Myrtle Point High School Coes Country Club Sind Prema Rew Aiss Kenneth Parry Myers Gerald Anson Phillip Deet Jack Libbett Marie Bryant Herman Paulus Clara Ernic Everndon Marriot Mercer Curt Beckham Kenneth Perry Philip Mest Cesar Crock Fremees Paullus

West End Park in Myrtle Point Orders 4Swing Unit

City Administrator Ben Nichols announced a heavy construction swing ten feet high was ordered by the Myrtle Point city council at the July 17 meeting. The order goes to a Portland firm to source components from an eastern manufacturer, with installation expected in two weeks or more. Youths are hoped to use the swing for the rest of the summer starting the week after the fade.

West End Myrtle Point Ben Nichols Nichols Portland

Thursday Night Style Show in the Community Building

An informal fashion event titled Thursday Night Style Show takes place in the community building. Decor and a casual layout invite attendees to preview local styling trends and mingle with participants.

Mrs Allen Suffers Burn Injury at Local Cafe

Mrs Allen sustained burn injuries when hot liquid spilled down her back and hips at a cafe. She was rushed to hospital for emergency treatment, remained under care through the weekend, and is now convalescing at home.

Firefighter Injured In Camas Valley Blaze

A 16 year old Coos Bay boy, Bob Newell, grandson of Mr and Mrs Newell of Myrtle Point, was injured while fighting a forest fire in the Wildcat Creek area of Camas Valley. He worked with the Bridge Guard Sta Thom crew mopping small patches of fire when a resting log rolled and struck him, sending him to a hospital for treatment.

Coos Bay Bob Newell Bre. C. BE. Newell Myrtle Point Forest Service Wildcat Creek Camas Valley Ivan Young Young Newell Newell Pital Portiel

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Anual Ray Waterman van Calear Fair Board Iide Association Sam Dement Tom Guerin W. A. Roush Twenewrer Harold Clarno Myrtle Aint Aiefi John Rether North John van Calar Sumner Carl Holland,Sr Woodrow Robison J. L. Senith Coquille Fred Gross Raleigh Greene Bandon Herald Jesse Miller Highway 42 Ted Owens Seach Bender Ted Tweeday Beseball Bay Meadows Coos Salem Det Vance L. Morrison Morris Ben Daniels Merchants Committee Bs Oo Guend Spruce Rooma Wehodl Calvin Earl Calvin Beni Merilyn Roberts Elle Pointer Delores Belcod Lewis Southmeyd Lewis Southmayd Clell Leied Clell Laird John Trigg Jock LaFlamae Bud Compten West End Park Mrs. Allen
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