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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1976

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Warm weather boosts 1976 Coos County Fair attendance

The 1976 Coos County Fair in Myrtle Point drew 25,420 paid attendees and $43,751 in gate receipts, up from last year helped by sunny days between cool spells. The fair featured country singer Marty Davis and a well-attended rodeo with riders including John Quintanna and Joe Alexander, while crowd-control changes and bus shuttle improved entry flow.

Coos County Myrtle Point C. Dean Mason Fair Board Mason Marty Davis Coos Bay Area Ason Sixth Street John Quintanna Joe Alexander Alexander Quintanna

Myrtle Point district braces for school year start

School District 41 board met to clear pre kindergarten issues and fill teaching vacancies. Resignations accepted from Ann Mast and Harold Moore. Four teachers hired: Lilburn Bailey Janice Ryman Kathy Zosei and Ralph Thompson. Home economics position still open with interested candidates. Policy approved to publish student names for rosters and achievements with parental opt out. Continued on page eight.

Ann Mast Myrtle Point School Harold Moore Mae Myrtle Crest Lilburn Bailey MPHS Janice Ryman Bridge Kathy Zosei Ralph Thompson Gerald Bennett Bennett Myrtle Point Board of Education Frank Furman

Reunion After 20-Year Gap Bridges Prairie City Family

Gene, living in Los Angeles with his wife and three of four boys, reconnects with his mother Mary Ellen Dews in Prairie City after decades apart. He had believed she might be dead but kept hope alive and arranged a visit. The tearful reunion leads to plans to see relatives and spend time together.

Prairie City Gene Los Angeles Donna Mary Ellen Mom Washington Cyene Gwyn Dews Delores Jean Tacoma Ior

Mother and son reunited after twenty years apart

Mary Ellen Dews of Tacoma reconnects with her son Gene Gwyn after two decades of separation. Gene, who left in the 1950s, explains distance and missed contact while his mother endured hopeful searches. A brother's recent call reveals Gene has four sons and a new life.

Bobcat seniors face tougher Sunbelt slate in 1960s era

Myrtle Point Bobcats, now seniors-heavy, aim to repeat as Sunset Conference contenders after a 7-2 junior season. Coach Don Fisher stresses a challenging Class AA schedule, depth upfront, and key players Hank Myers, Harry Myers, Joe Meyer, Vic Hammack, with injuries as the main worry.

Dennis Austin Myrtle Point Bobcats Coquille Don Fisher Oregon Fisher Myers Twins Hank Harry Joe Meyer Vic Hammack Hank Myers Hammack Larry Adams John Gilpatrick Myers

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Coos County Fair Kenneth Hartley Lee Valley Coos County Fairgrounds Mitch Myers Sun Valley Dairy John McFarlane Larry Mahan Verlin Hermann Mahan Hermann Ken Dietz Curt Beckham Jesse Laird Sinclair Don Sinclair Ken Ceretsky Deretsky the Herald C.E.T.A City Hall Robert de Giuila Gene Gwyn Mary Ellen Dews Dennis Austine Wash Jack Dews Stanley Bobcat
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