Union High opens Sept four with early registration Aug twenty seven twenty eight
Progress on the Union High School building shows enough rooms ready to open on September 4. New district students should register August 27 or 28, with office hours 8:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 4:00, plus evening 8:00 to 9:30. Supt Armstrong notes the week will include teacher preparations and a county workshop for teachers on August 28 and 30.
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Union High School
Supt. Armstrong
Myrtle Point schools set to start Tuesday after Labor Day
Myrtle Point Elementary District No 41 announces start on September 4 with buses following last year’s schedule. The Myrtle Crest cafeteria opens September 5. Second and fourth grades split between Maple Primary and Spruce schools with routes for Cemetery Road Catching Creek and north of Maple Street sections assigned accordingly.
New Myrtle Point High School Names Armstrong as Superintendent
New superintendent Mr. Armstrong arrives from Newberg where he led as high school principal 1930 1944 and then high school superintendent 1944 until accepting Myrtle Point post He and his wife have three children Ward Hugh and Richard currently in college and 12 year old Richard at home They reside in the Davenport home at Norway Gravel Ford Sitkum bus Myrtle Crest to enroll all eighth through fifth grade students with specified bus routes South of Maple street Cemetery road Catching Creek Broadbent and Bridge may shift grades second and fourth Grades will have a week of inservice training prior to school opening meeting at Myrtle Crest library August 27 28 county institute at North Bend August 29 30 then back to Myrtle Crest for continued training
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Myrtle Point High School
G. B. Goddard
Armstrong
Myrtle Point
Newberg
Ward
Hugh
India
Richard
Davenport
Norway
Gravel Ford
Sitkum
Myrtle Crest School
Myrtle Crest
Maple Street
Cemetery Road
Catching Creek
Broadbent
Bridge
Librars Cof
County Institute
North Bend
Biyrtle Crest School
Fair Queen Honored At Coos County Fair
Mrs. Roberts crowned fair queen after a bread contest win and public recognition. The family lives on a six acre farm across the river from Myrtle Point. Roberts and court members share details of awards and background. J L Smith of the fair board led efforts and facilitated prizes and appearances for the queen and court.
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Coos County
Roger
Mike
Jane
Benny
Allen
Indiana
Myrtle Point
Powers
Roberts
Faye
Queen's Court
Ray Garkow
Coos Bay
J F Larsen
E A Miller
Hiram Johnson
J L Smith
Fair Board
Endicott wins FFA appliance raffle at fair
Ron Endicott drew the winning ticket for an FFA electric grill donated by Thorn ton's Appliance. Proceeds fund the FFA dormitory on the fair grounds as stated by Kenneth Crow, FFA supervisor. Portland visitors Pat Allen and L F Weav er ran a Doug McKay for Senator booth during the four day fair with about 400 guests.
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Ron Endicott
FFA
Future
Farmers of America Electric Grill
Thornton
Kenneth Crow
Portland
Pat Allen
L. F Weaver
Doug McKay
Senator Booth
Coos County
American Legion Pee Wee team wins city title 20 to 12
The American Legion Pee Wee baseball team defeated Rotary 20 to 12 to finish the season undefeated. Ray Mast hit a home run trio with Jim Thomas and Gary Ratcliff adding one each, while Linn Harriman hit two for Rotary. The Methodist Men's club beat Lions 14 to 4 to take second place.
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American Legion Pee Wee Baseball
Rotary Club
American Legion
Ray Mast
Jim Thomas
Gary Ratcliff
Linn Harriman
Rotary
Tommy Mills
Methodist Men's Club
Lions Club
Jim Edlund
Methodist Men’s Club
Duane Rackleff
Patsy Meyer
Duane
Ron Getchell
Patsy
John Whitaker
Dolly Meyer
Myrtle Point Herald
Bobcat Football Hopefuls Callout At High School Field
Coach Tony Ashenbrewer invites all interested boys to turnout at the High School football field this Saturday at 9 am to receive equipment. First practice is Monday August 27 at the High School. Football exams are Friday evening at 7 o clock at Mast Hospital.
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Tony Ashenbrewer
Mast Hospital
Sam Hall Visits Coos County Fair amid Campaign
Brookings attorney Sam Hall a candidate for joint state representative from Coos and Curry counties toured the Coos County fair. Hall notes his public service including Portland deputy city attorney Brookings city attorney Curry county district attorney and asst attorney general of Oregon. He served in WWII in Europe Africa and the Middle East and is a Veterans of Foreign Wars member with a wife and four children. In local notices a sale ad lists Hereford locker beef at wholesale prices via Lloyd Huntley Myrtle Point.
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Coos
Curry Counties
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England
Scotland
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Tunesia
Sicily
Italy
North Africa
The
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Coquille
C M Bower
J. L. Smith
Big Wheel
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Sportswear Illustrated
Veroe
Dale Dodrill
Colorado A&m
Pittsburgh Steelers
Getchell & Hermann Apparel Shops
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Lloyd Huntley
Myrtle Peiat, Orege
Herald
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Ore
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Cat Top
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