Rotary Pee Wees Edge JayCees In Tight Friday Tilt
The Rotary Pee Wees defeated the league leading JayCees 9 to 8 as Lloyd Wisecarver scored on a wild pitch in the ninth. Butch Shaffer and Wally Gilchrist homered for JayCees but not enough. Lions edged American Legion 8 to 7 in the other Friday game. Tuesday results had Lions 14 Rotary 6 and Any Cons over American Legion.
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Rotary
Lloyd Wisecarver
Butch Shaffer
Wally Gilchrist
JayCees
Lions
American Legion
Myrtle Point PeeWee Split with Bandon in Weather Hit Doubleheader
The Myrtle Point PeeWees played a rain soaked Saturday at Bandon, with the little PeeWees leading 10 to 0 before weather halted play in the third inning while the big PeeWees lost 19 to 11 over five innings. Myrtle Point will return to Bandon on Sunday August 10 at 1 00 pm at the Myrtle Crest field for a rematch. Pee Wee season ends next week with a rescheduled August 16 game moved to Wednesday afternoon at 5 pm.
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Myrtle Point PeeWees
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Crest Field
Recreation Schedule For Coming Week
Pee Wee practice Monday at 1 30 p m in the high school gym. Tuesday Pee Wee games 5 7 p m. Wednesday Pee Wee games. Friday Teenage dancing 9 12 p m in the high school cafeteria.
Sportsmen to Hold Regular Friday Night Shoot
The Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club will hold their regular Friday night shoot on August 9 beginning at 9 o'clock. High overall winners in each class will receive trophies. Last week Ed Capps won Class B with 47 59, Hagedorn Watzling and Whitlock tied for C trophy and will have a shoot off next Friday night. Clinton Humbert won Class D trophy with 46 50.
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Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club
Ed Capps
Hagedorn
Watzling
Whitlock
Clinton Humbert
Cooperative Hunters Take 177 Predatory Animals in June
Federal state county program hunters removed 177 predatory animals in June, nine fewer than May. Coyotes led with 71 kills, followed by 67 bobcats. Bears and a mountain lion were logged, plus 10 badgers, 34 foxes, 8 skunks, 32 raccoons and 13 porcupines.
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State Department of Agriculture
Coyote and wildlife counts by county in June
In June hunters reported activity across 20 counties. Jackson and Douglas counties tied for the most coyote kills at 15 each. Coos county recorded 16 bobcats, and Clatsop led bear kills with 12.
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Atory
Jackson
Douglas
Coos County
Clatsop
Oregon Governor Appeals For FHA Down Payment Relief
Governor Robert D Holmes urged President Eisenhower to ease tight money policies and FHA down payment standards to aid Oregon's lumber industry. He argued low housing construction has crushed lumber prices, forced mill closures, and driven financial distress, unemployment, and further deterioration unless spring housing starts rise.
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Robert D Holmes
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
Oregon
Holmes
America
Powers Monthly Weather and Local Happenings Report
July weather in Powers shows a high of 88 and a recorded 29 inches of rainfall for the year to date. The month featured a record high minimum of 58, and multiple nights with lows between 40 and 60. Local events include 4-H camp visits by Melinda Lane and friends, church services by Rex Don Walster, a Beaumonde Beauty Shop opening in the old Hall Grocery location, and Lions club efforts on school tennis courts. Several residents and families from nearby towns were noted visiting or traveling, with community notes on local business changes and transportation.
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James Gamwell
Satara
Zales Hayes
Miss Weston
Fugeme
Marlin Long
Dora
Warren Cotton
Coquille
Elmer Flanders
Charles Flanders
Bandon
Charles Young
Seattle
Don Aber
Cottons
Cotton
Rex Don Walsters
St James Episcopal Church
St Pauls Church
Funsr Swanson
Ralph Anderson
Lions Club
Leroy Geraux
Netarts
Oregon
Beau Monde
Jean Deadman
Old Hall Grocery
Hazel Lewis
House Knife’s Jewels
Powers
Myrtle Point
Bert Trusson
Eugene
Ck Crusher
Powers Lions Boosters Rally Around Swimming Hole Incident
Powers Lions report a July work party at Orchard Park including the sinking crane in deep water. Members discuss alleged details, while contacting attorneys after a 5th amendment stance. Lion Lou Reed returns from hospital, and a September Loggers Breakfast is planned with possible out-of-state entertainment.
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Ray M. Shaffar
Oscar Mintoyne
Laon
Virgil Daniels
Lion Verlin Hermann
Orchard Park
Lion Hermann
Bill Dunn
Lions
Supreme Court
The
Powers
Lions Lion
Lou Reed
Herald
Bruce Monroe
Bob Bushnell
Ralph Anderson
Sandy Anderson
Pat Reese
Archie Lane
Elmer Smith
Bob Mastin
Dale Amsberts
Archie Lance
Wilbur Merchen
Bruce Munro
John McKenzie
Virgil Daneel
Vwertin
Hermann R M Shatin
Robert Ayelestan
Verge Wowatin
McCulford
Eproaienn
Montevne
Sandy
Merchen
Shaffer Tien Ree
Dick Lev
Sian Reed
Myrtle Point
Powers Lions
Lion C J . Morgan
Bend Lions Club
Powers Club
Bend
Surmmons
Taion Morgan
Lions Club of
Lion Ed Wiwatowski
Law
Lion Morgan
Best Salesmen Herald Want Ad Listing
City Heating Oils advertises prompt service and Standard Oil stamps. It promises customer satisfaction and offers S & H Green Stamps as an incentive.
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City Heating Oil Co
Standard Oil
Sidney Fuller receives long delayed treatment for shattered leg
Sidney Fuller son of the Dick Cadys has been at last hospital receiving care for a leg shattered in a woods accident. Mr and Mrs Grads Pinson returned last week from Oklahoma where they were summoned by the death of the Pinsons’ father on Saturday. Mrs Pinson and her mother began the return to Oklahoma to attend funeral services for her father.
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Sidney Fuller
Dick Cadys
Grads Pinson
Oklahoma
Pinson
Okla
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Rotary Pee Wees
Fett Lions
Rota American Legion
Sportsmen
Train Logging Co
Ore
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
North Bend
Ike
Powers News
Melinda Lane
Sue Rauch
Janett Uptegrave
Camp Myrtlewood
Sallie Millard
Laura Lee Waluren
Judy McCulloch
Carol Lane
John Elam
Gold Beach
Eo Yeet
Thott
Link Sausages
Calrose Freestone
Canta
Loupes
Washington
U. S
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