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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1964

Page

4

Cacals Society Notes and Club News

The Myrtle Point community oddities recap a reception for Mr and Mrs Ellis with Mrs Nael Canvén present. Details include outfits and floral decorations, hostesses, and the first Myrtle Point Women’s Club meeting set for Sept 8 at the Fireman’s Hall.

Cacals Society Notes and Club News Wes Ellis Ellie Nael Canvén Coos River Mrs. Ellis Mr. Ellis Myrtle Point Women's Club Paran Pederson Paul Brewer L. A. LaFiamme

Knights Celebrate 86th Anniversary in Springfield Social Hall

The Knights and Mrs. Joe W. Costa observed their 86th wedding anniversary Sunday in the Elks club social room Springfield with about 200 relatives and friends signing the guest book. Mrs. Knight wore blue with a feather hat and yellow rosebud corsage. sisters wore similar corsages. decor featured yellow and gold chrysanthemums gladioli and roses. Attendees included Mrs Rose Knight of Portland aged 93 and daughters Mrs Ernie Detlefsen Mrs Charles Mickelson of Medford.

Joe W. Costa Springfield Oregon The Elks Club Ernie Detlefsen Charles Mickelson Medford

Mrs Little Is Honored At August Birthday Shower

Mrs. Bill Little was celebrated at her home on August 21 with a baby shower and birthday party hosted by Mrs. George King and Mrs. Frank Rema. Guests included Mrs. Albert Capinaki and others from Cottonwood California, with several sendings gifts from absent friends.

Bill Little Crowheart Wye Marion Lakey Carl Bushnell Randy Rema

Lions Auxiliary Rummage Sale Planned After Fair

Myrtle Point Lions Auxiliary held a dinner meeting August 24 at 7:30. President Mrs. Pete Nemec reported on the fair booth and announced a rummage sale set for September 11 at the Catholic hall. Members wish Jo Mast a speedy recovery from burn injuries and thank Mrs. Homer Peterson and all feeding-concession volunteers.

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Going away party honors Gardner at Myrtle Point home

A farewell gathering at the Thomas home honored Dr and Mrs J H Gardner with a welcome by Dr Thames Dr Beber and Dr Gurney. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitaker Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner Mrs Mac Johnson and others as the Gardners prepare to move to Devon Pa. A separate birthday party celebrated Karl Coffman’s 16th birthday with friends and family at the Coffman residence.

J H. Gardner Thomas Home H. H. Thames Ernie Beber Reed Gurney Ralph Whitaker Charles Wagner Mac Johnson Paul Hammer Edward Sherman Jim Hall Thomas Karl Coffman Tom Coffman Hotrod Brice Thames Steve DeBoto Dawn Evernden Timmy Everenden Don Sue Hammer Ernie Krewson Bonnie Curtis Mark Mason St.s Engstrom Susan Brewer Karl Jody Jill Wayne Hammer

Local families host visitors from Oregon and beyond

Locals hosted relatives from Oaklane Portland and Monterey. Charles Abel, Tom Abel and Danny Abel visited from Oaklane and Portland while Jim Kardes and Mike returned home after a Myrtle Point visit with Mrs Kardas's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Doyle. Mike stayed with grandparents during summer school at the University of Oregon. Visitors from Geld Beach joined Mr and Mrs Vern Stout.

Mike Able Norway Charles Abel Oaklane Tom Abel Danny Portland Jim Kardes Mike Monterey Mrs. Kardas Robert Doyle Mrs. Doyle Sammer School University of Oregon Mr. Kardas Myrtle Point Geld Beach Vern Stout Aesletera Laand Clyte

Education as universal community strength and challenge

Wise words from Mrs Starr begin a weekly Herald column on education. The piece argues that education shapes a community, state, and nation by developing youth to meet rapid automation, tensions, and racial complexities. It emphasizes training potential beyond reading writing and arithmetic and previews next week's “A good pat tern.”

Forn Starz Boon Seheel Doors District PLC Enes Tself Starr the Herald

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