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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1960

Page

6

National VFW School Contest Awards and History

The National VFW School Contest offers first prize of 1000 dollars, second 800, third 250, 100 and 20 honorable mentions with auxiliary awards varying by community. Since 1935 the program has encouraged student writing and involved over 30,000 participants nationwide. Leo Hoegh chaired national affairs with auxiliaries funding over three million dollars annually in veterans and youth programs.

V.F.W. Amxiliary Pat Subects Leo Hoegh Office of Civil and Defense Moon Iudelats U.S

Elks Officers and Chairmen Meet in Lebanon on Aug 27

Oregon State Elks Association officers and committee chairmen will meet August 27 at the Elks Temple in Lebanon to plan the coming year. A special dinner and dance will follow the meeting, presided by Warren D. Randle, president of the Albany Lodge of the Oregon State Elks Association.

Oregon State Elks Association Elks Temple Lebanon Warren D. Randle Oregon State Elks Association of Albany Lodge

Picnic and meeting of Coos County Tuberculosis Association

Members and guests gathered at the Hauser home of Dr. and Mrs. Ray McKeown on July 28 1960 for a picnic and business meeting. Reports covered financials program planning for a Health Education Workshop September 21 33 in Coquille and Coos Bay, food handler regulation, and a proposal for annual tuberculosis checks for public servants.

Coos County Tuberculosis and Health Association Hauser Raymond McKeown Ed Schopp Richard Hughes Theresa Devereux Colleen Rema Louis Prahaar Charleen 5Igham Youngmayr C D. Naslund Ellis Exec See Harold Phahar Montgomery Downer County Health Department McKeown Lockhart F L. Rema Louis Prahar James Brigham William Youngmayr James Ellis Harland Montgomery Ed Hughes James Downer Arnie Montgomery Coleen Rema Coquille Coos Bay Anne Montgomery al McCurdy Evans Products Company

Dora Friendly Club Shows Film At Dora School

Mrs Ann Montgomery of the Coos County Tuberculosis and Health Association presented the film Quacks and Nostrums to the Dora Friendly Club at the Dora school meeting last week. A quilt for the school carnival was pledged, and local volunteers posted the Dora School sign on the roof. Mrs T S Easton hosted and served refreshments. attendees included Ethel Abernethy, J Baker, Edgar A Brown, Oscar Bunch, Marvin Crosby, J N Gearhart, George E Kasper, Walter D King, Myrtle Ralstin, Elmer Strode, Keith Potts and Montgomery, plus Evelyn King Barbara Kasper Phyllis Mast. Children Steven Teresa and Joe Crosby attended. Mrs Baker to host September 20.

Ann Montgomery Coos County Ethel Abernethy J . Baker Edgar A. Brown Oscar Bunch Marvin Crosby J. N Gearhart George E. Kasper Walter D King Myrtle Ralstin Elmer Strode Keith Potts Montgomery Evelyn King Barbara Kas

Health Board X-ray Tour Hits Myrtle Point Coquille and Coos Bay

The state board of health X-ray unit performed 405 X-rays in Myrtle Point, 497 in Coquille and 697 in Coos Bay last week. The August board meeting will align with Dr Churchill’s Coos County visit. Mrs Montgomery said Andrew Nasburg will chair the 1960 Christmas Seal campaign.

State Board of Health Myrtle Point Coquille Coos Bay Churchhill Coos County

Records of Past Receipts From National Forest Lands

Receipts from national forest land use in the Pacific Northwest set a regional record in fiscal 1960 totaling about 75.8 million dollars, led by Willamette and followed by Gifford Pinchot and Siuslaw forests. About 25 percent of funds go to local counties for roads and schools, with additional revenue from former O and C lands.

National Forest Lands Pacific Northwest J. Herbert Stone U.S. Forest Service Portland Stone Willamette National Forest Oregon Gifford Windhot Washington Siuslaw Mt. Hood Olympic Umpqua Siskiyou Mt. Baker Rogue River Deschutes Snoqualmie Ochoco Fremont Malheur Whitman Wenatchee Umatilla Okanogan Wallowa O&c Forest Service Umpqua National Forest Department of Interior Federal Treasury

School staffing changes and community notices in Powers

Supt. B R Nicklaus announces new teachers for elementary and secondary subjects including Mrs E Tindell replacing Mr Tomlinson who moves to Canby. Jim Moriarity from Salem and Ray Gade from Grants Pass will teach commerce, social studies and English. Women of the Moose plan a Union AFL family dinner with out of town speakers. Community members attend meetings and social events including card night and visitors from Iowa and Oregon.

B. R. Nicklaus E. Tindell Tomlinson Canby Wien Rogie Jim Moriarity Salem Ray Gade Grants Pass Nicklaus Supt the Moose AFL Burmis Cowan Union Edwin Peterson Wilson Rogers

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