22 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
1
The state showcases via a grand parade through Myrtle Point to the Fair. Highlights include exhibits three rodeos prizewinning bread carnival and free midway shows with service clubs and Grange booths.
District 41 schedules fall pre registration for all high school grades and new students. In person registration is set for Monday and Tuesday, August 26 and 27, with optional evening session August 26. Elementary buildings open Friday August 30 for first graders and new students. Physicals required. district covers some costs via insurance. fees per grade level listed. football players pay extra.
Clarence Bud Vance suffered serious injuries from a falling snag on Bone Mountain about 11 30 a.m. Monday. He was taken by ambulance to Mast hospital in Eugene the same day for treatment.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Myrtle Crest School from 2 to 6 p.m. on August 36. Clarence Ralph, Myrtle Point chairman, announces the event with nurses Anderson and Mrs. Cathy assisting JAYCEES volunteers.
Coos County Livestock Marketing Association reports over 3000 lambs marketed so far this year led by fat lambs at 17 dollars per hundred and light fat lambs around 14.00. Ewes sold at 15.75 and 15.28 each. Final sale planned for September.
Kindergarten will open Tuesday September 3 with registration that day. Classes run 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 30 to 8 p.m. Children four years old on November 15 may enroll if spaces remain. For details call Mrs J H Gardner at 973-9780.
Mr and Mrs Roush depart Sept 4 for Pago Pago American Samoa for a two year teaching assignment. They will pause in San Francisco and Honolulu en route and will teach Arruricen language. The group comprises seven islands with Tutuila as main island and Pago Pago about 6 000 residents.
Myrtle Crest and Middleton announce football practice start for Tth and Sth grade teams with 1 a.m. checkouts after physicals. Multiple locations and dates listed, including Sept 30 and Oct 5 with 10 a.m. sessions.
A non-denominational service will be held at the fairgrounds with a rare Bible display. Free literature and a selection of English Bible translations will be available for purchase.
Football players will take the field for season preparations at Mast Hospital. Officials cited physicals and readiness for the upcoming schedule as 8 p.m. games are slated.
The schedule lists county fairs from Lane to Gilliam with dates in late September through early October and the Oregon State Fair in Salem ending September 7, plus fairs in Lake County and Ontario. Names include Eugene Fossil Hillsboro McMinnville Dallas Prine Con don Ontario Lakeview and Salem.
William Pinson, former Powers resident recently returned from California, joined the Hogan Realty sales staff Monday. Pinson is a licensed real estate professional and joins the firm to expand its local property listings.
Theodore Easton of Dora died Friday in a two car crash about 14 miles north of Roseburg. Cremation followed at Grants Pass. An alumnus of the University of Oregon and Lewis and Clark College he served in World War I and II and was a longtime keeper of local pioneer family history. Surviving are his wife Mildred and son Captain Forest G. Beeston of the US Air Force.
Nine foursomes, 18 adults and 18 junior players, competed in the Bull and Calf golf tournament at Coquille Valley Elks Golf and Country Club. Dutch Clinton and John Meldrum with Ron Getehell and Kim Barton won low score 83. Second honors went to Freak Meldrum Becky Mast Clayton Mast and Richard Betten. Tommy led juniors in a sudden death finish.
Three sisters from the Cooper household return to town with hopes to impress judges at the Cos County event. Local readers familiar with the Cooper family recall last year’s展示 and anticipate another lively display from The Caper Mountain Boys noted in relation to the sisters' act.
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