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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1962

Page

3

Africa Missionaries To Speak Saturday At Church Of God

Dr and Mrs Richard Smith recently returned from five years in the Kenya Colony Africa will show their pictures and speak at Powers Church of God Myrtle Point August 25 at 7 pm They sent home primitive art objects and loaned them to the Myrtle Point Garden Club for an African themed display at the Coos County Fair. The couple now live in Portland where he works at Physicians and Surgeons hospital and they will be weekend guests of Mrs Smiths parents. The presentation features natives at services and Baptism lineups.

Richard Smith Kenya Colony British East Africa Powers Church of God Africa Portland Smith Physicians and Surgeons Hospital Myrtle Point Powers Church

Housing Shortage For Coos County Fair Personnel

Coos County Fair personnel face housing shortage this week as Myrtle Point visitors struggle to find lodging. Fair association manager Harold Clarno cited tight accommodations and urged local help.

Coos County Fair Fair Association Harold Clarno

Realtors Name Hogan and Kilby Elected to Posts

Realtors Elad Hogan and Bob Hogan of Myrtle Point were elected president and Mrs Joan Kilby of Coos Bay named to a commission during the meeting.

Robert Bob) Hogan Myrtle Point Joan A. Kilby Coos Bay

Miller Pigs Return To Fair Scramble

Douglas Miller of the Bridge 4-H club raised pigs that trace to a pig he won in 1980 at Coos County Fair. Woodrow Robison, fair board member, shared the story at the final fair board meeting held August 22 to 26. the board reserved all of Douglas' pigs for this year’s scramble event.

Coos County

Palmer Is Safe Alaska Driver Receives Winter Safety Award

Army Specialist Four Patrick R. Palmer, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Palmer of Talent, Oregon, earned a winter safety award at Fort Wainwright Alaska for an outstanding safety record during a brutal season with heavy snowfall and extreme cold.

Patrick R. Palmer Robert A. Palmer Awesd Yukon Fort Wainwright Alaska Palmer

Stock Barn Paint Donated To Fair

Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative donated 24 gallons of paint to coat the interior of the new stock barn at the fairgrounds. Fair Manager Harold Clarno announced the gift as part of the cooperative’s support for 4 H clubs. The exhibit barn is complete except for interior painting, which will be finished in days.

Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative Fairgrounds Harold Clarno Coos-Curry Electric Clarno

Myrtle Point Soldier Returns From Active Duty

Eaterman Waterman of Myrtle Point and other Army reserve and National Guard members are being released from active duty. Waterman arrives back from Sharpe General Depot in Lathrop California.

Eaterman Myrtle Point Army Reserve National Guard Waterman Sharpe General Depot Lathrop Calif

Pioneer Picnic honors Queen Alice at Simpeon Park

The annual Pioneer Picnic in Simpeon Park featured Mrs. Alice Shutter of Coos Bay crowned Pioneer Queen. Dr. John Butler praised Queen Alice whose parents settled in the bay in 1854 and bought 160 acres now hosting the museum. The crown from last year's queen was presented by Mrs. J. N. Gearhart.

Simpeon Park Alice ‘Shutter Coos Bay Edna John Butler Queen Alice The Bay Butler Alice J. N. Gearhart Dora Bob Geaney

Timber tracts sold in Coos Bay district sale totals reach

Eight timber tracts comprising about 15 110 000 board feet were sold for 417 418 85 dollars. Purchasers include Ralph Johnson Lumber Co Veneta and Coos Head Timber Co Coos Bay with multiple tracts won by others such as Pfeiffer Lumber Co Yoncalla and Moore Mill and Lumber Co. The next BLM timber sale for the Coos Bay district is scheduled for August 17 at the district office.

Bureau of Land Management Coos Bay District Moore Creek Ridge Ralph Johnson Lumber Company Veneta Ben Henderson Logging Company Reedsport Mitchell Brothers Logging Company Elkton Pfeiffer Lumber Company Yoncalla Vincent Creek C&c Tiogo Ridge Coos Head Timber Company Coos Bay J. W. Layton Douglas Fir Plywood Company Coos Head Burnt Mountain Brothers Container and Timber Bronson Creek Ingram Brothers BPS Logging Company Moore Mill and Lumber Company Dora Ridge Schlatter Brothers Moon Mountain Western States Plywood Company Port Orford

Georgia-Pacific Introduces Dry Pressure Treated Plywood

Georgia-Pacific Corp announces nationwide sale of dry pressure treated fir plywood that resists dry rot damp decay and termites without added weight or visible change. Frank V Langfitt Jr says moisture content and grain remain stable and panels keep original dimensions.

Georgia-Pacific Corp Frank V. Langfitt Jr Western Plywood

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