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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1955

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Bay Heat of Bandon Inc forms with new building in Bandon

The Bay Heat of Bandon Inc forms with Robert W. Holden as president and a staff including Alton Epperson and Nellie Epperson. A new modern building rises at Hiway 101 and 10th St in Bandon by Metz Construction Co with blocks from Pyramid Block Co. Holden, an experienced propane service expert, plans to move to the city as manager.

Bay Heat of Bandon, Inc Robert W. Holden Alton E. Epperson John L. Rhodes Nellie M. Epperson Bandon Hiway 101 10Th St Metz Construction Co Myrtle Point Pyramid Block Co Robert Holden Mr. Holden Bay Heat Ape Canary Uncle Sam Bay Heat Co Georgia Technical Institute Chamblee Georgia

For Every Child Film at Myrtle Point Church

A 30 minute film titled For Every Child will be shown during Sunday evening union services on August 28 at 8 o'clock in the Myrtle Point Presbyterian church. The event is under the auspices of the Myrtle Point Inter church Fellowship and is described as an important new production.

Myrtle Point Interchurch Fellowship

Opening Day School Plans For Myrtle Point Students

With school opening in Myrtle Point on Friday September 2, distribution of students is listed by building. Maple Primary houses first graders and south of Maple street second graders, Spruce School takes remaining second graders north of Harris street and all third and some fourth graders, Myrtle Crest School seats grades six through eight plus a south Harris street fourth grade. A union prayer service is set for Thursday at 8:00 p.m. in the Methodist church with Dr Theo Smith leading.

Myrtle Point Maple Primary Maple Street Cemetery Road Catching Creek Spruce School Harris Street McKinley Sitkum Catching Creek Myrtle Crest School Roseburg- Powers Highway Catching Creek Us Department of Audio-Visual and Radio Education Division of Christian Education Theo, Smith

Coos County Natal Day Assn Plans 54th Meet Saturday

The Coos County Natal Day Association will hold its 54th annual meeting in Myrtle Point with events at Myrtle Crest school and the Community building. Registration 10 a.m. to 12 noon, luncheon at the school cafe, afternoon session 2 30 p.m., evening session 8 p.m. Officers include Della Belloni president Ralph Whitaker vice president and Mrs Ellis Shull secretary.

Coos County Natal Day Association Myrtle Point Myrtle Crest Fair Grounds The Della Belloni Ralph Whitaker Ellis Shull

Henry A. Schroeder & Sons Win First Place In Booths

Henry A. Schroeder and Sons won first place in the commercial booths at Coos County Fair where 31 exhibits competed for blue ribbon honors. The competition was keen with three ribbons awarded by the fair board.

Henry A. Schroeder & Sons Coos County Fair Fair Board Henry A

Coos County Fair crowds break records across four days

Crowds packed the grandstands for the Coos County 44th Annual Fair as exhibits outshone past shows and ideal weather aided attendance. Harold Clarno reports Saturday gate totals hit 7 389 with Sunday expected higher, and the rodeo crowd filled bleachers beyond capacity while carnival amusements thrived.

Fair Board Coos County Harold Clarno Coos County Fair

Coos County Fair Draws Estimated Twenty Thousand Attendess

The 44th annual Coos County fair drew about 20 000 attendees though official totals are unavailable. Treasurer Ann Roush cites 17760 paid admissions at the gates plus hundreds of passes for exhibitors and workers.

Coos County Ann Roush

Transportation Old and New Parade Highlights Myrtle Point Fair

Crowds packed Coos county's 44th annual fair parade in Myrtle Point to view a Transportation Old and New themed display. Spectators witnessed vehicles from covered wagons to a travois used by Indians, with teams and era contrasts noted by the parade organizers.

Coos County Myrtle Point Our Fair City My Point Ale Club

Calf Scrambles Thrill Coos County Fair Crowds

At Coos County's 44th fair calf scrambles drew huge crowds during the rodeo show weekend. Winners on Saturday night included Gene Jenkins of Coos Bay Rockney Luckman of Coquille Ted Dugan of Coos Bay Dwayne Pearce of Broad Bend Richard Barber of Coos Bay and Everett Bosinger of Green.

Coos County Coos County Fair Gene Jenkins Coos Bay Rockney Luckman Coquille Ted Dugan Dwayne Pearce Broadbent Richard Barber Everett Bosinger Green

Dress Revue Show Delights Coos County Fair Grandstand

The 4-H dress revue at the Coos County Fair drew a large Friday crowd as over 50 girls were presented in outfits they made. Mrs. Ken Metzler introduced the contestants and George Jenkins awarded ribbons, with Roberta Reavis taking grand champion and Geranna Stevens second.

Grandstand Coos County Ken Metzler George Jenkins Roberta Reavis Geranna Stevens

North Bayside Grange Dominates Coos County Talent Show

The North Bayside Grange won first place in the annual Coos County Grange Talent show held at the fair. Bridge Grange finished second with its skit Can Cants, while Coquille placed third and Bandon fourth. other participants included Fairview, Myrtle, Arago, and McKinley Granges. Scholarships worth 200 each were awarded for one year at Oregon State College. The event featured new portable stands built by Coos County Pomona Grange with John Rether supervising.

Coos County George Kline Bridge Grange Coos County Pomona Grange John Rether

Bowman Crowned Queen and Bread Baking Champion at Coos County Fair

Mrs. K. S. Bowman of Fourmile won top honors as Champion Bread Baker of Coos County and was named Queen of the 1955 Coos County Fair. Sam Dement, president of the fair board, presented a crown cap prize after the Talent show Friday night. The pageant and fair events drew other prizewinners including Risie Ra Monet of Coquille and Dra Draer of Coquille.

Karl Bownan Bandon Coos County Coos K. S. Bowman Fourmile Queen of Fair K.S. Bowman, Jr Sam Dement Pate Board Polly Crocket Fair Board Beeedl Bakers Riise Ra Memonet Coquille Dra Eer Ee Coquille

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Coos CO. Fair Herald the Fair Board Lee Barklow Coos CO Gold Beach H. W. Holden New Head Bay Heat Co Presbyterian Church Natal Day Ass'n North Bayside Grange Bridge North Bayside North Bayside Oe Besik McKinley Grange
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