Newcomers Find Friendly Atmosphere In Myrtle Point
The article recalls Jos Stewart and Leo praising Myrtle Point as one of the friendliest towns the superintendent has known, with Carey noting a positive first impression since 1909. It stresses long tradition of welcome, shared hardship, and an open community where privacy is respected and newcomers are embraced.
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Myrtle Point
Jos Stewart
Rotary
Leo
Stewart
Carey
Children Fear Streets Become Danger in Myrtle Point
Residents warn that new asphalt streets in Myrtle Point tempt children to race homemade wagons and bicycles down hills on Bender and Fairview corners. Drivers cannot see approaching riders, risking crashes. Community fears a tragedy unless curbside safety is improved and supervision increases.
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New 4
Myrtle Point
Bender Street
Bread Judging County Fair Style Tips Presented Byan Watts
A readable guide to yeast bread judging for fair entries. It covers interior texture tenderness and uniform crumb from ends to center noting soft crumb and fine texture as key qualities. The tips emphasize even distribution of flavors and proper crust appearance for a winning loaf.
Births at Mast Hospital Chronicle Local Births
The bulletin lists newborns at Mast hospital with birth times on July 17 to Aug 6. It includes Derric, Eric Reed, Carmen Jean, Kathy Ann, Theresa Lee, Michael Jay, Melanie Ann, Donald Rey, Tracy Lee, Marty Lane, Jack Kevin, Laura Marie, Ralph Lewis, Kimberly Ann, Doris Mee, Dante Wayne, and Molly Dian, with parents from Coquille Myrtle Point Broadbent Bandon Powers and other towns. Weights range from about seven to ten pounds.
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David Stitt
Coquille
Derric
Mast Hospital
Gary Davis
Myrtle Point
Eric Reed
James M. Meyers, Jr
Carmen Jean
William Engblom
Kathy Ann
Meredith Harris
Broadbent
Theresa Lee
Ste
Roy Streets
Bandon
Michael Jay
William Kenworthy
Melanie Ann
Donald Reavis
Donald Rey
George Woolley
Myrtle Foint
Tracy
Lee
Earl Fry
Powers
Marty Lane
Jack Calhoun
Jack Kevin
Fred Rose
Laura Marie
James Menning
Ralph Lewis
Phillip Bounds
Kimberly Ann
Molly Dian
Gladiolus Show Aids Presented
Cultivation is the secret of success in gladiolus judging. Soak deeply at least weekly and water before bloom. Cut spikes when the first bud opens and store flowers in subdued or bright light as appropriate. Keep cool, avoid drafts, and recut stems under water to prevent sealing. Use brown paper to balance light exposure on lower blooms.
Breads Can Be Frozen For Fair Exhibits
Frugal hints from Frances Watts County Extension Agent on freezing bread for fair exhibits. Use proper cooling remove from pans to air, then wrap tightly in aluminum foil or freezer paper and label with date. Store breads in the freezer not in ice cube compartments.
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Frances Watts County Extension
Coos County
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Samed
Jedore
Gladiolus
Sylvia
Vost
Coos County Fair
Myrtie
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Cool County
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