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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1962

Page

3

Myrtle Point High School Elects Student Leaders

Students from Myrtle Point high school prepare for the new year as officers train in summer sessions. Janet Naslund attends a national conference in California and urges responsible leadership as 48 states discuss the year ahead. Wayne Shull Bobbi Castro John Kirsch and June Moore serve in officer roles and plan the year’s program through early elections.

Myrtle Point Janet Oslund San Gabriel Calif Naslund Wayne Shull Bobbi Castro John Kirsch University of Oregon June Moore

Elks State Championship Golf Tourney Set for Sept Dates

Ray Whiteside, golf pro of Coquille Valley GC, prepares for the second annual Gregory State Elks championship golf tournament on September 1 3 3 with a Friday August 31 qualifying deadline. Defending champ Don Aasen of Coquille attends to defend title. Elks statewide urged to enter. Each evening dinner in the temple with dancing Saturday. Leo Hawley orchestra to provide music.

Ray Whiteside Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club Don Aasen Coquille Golfing Elks Leo Hawley Orchestra

Myrtle Point County Fair Parade Features Coupon Gift

Ard thousands lined Myrtle Point streets for the annual County Fair parade with hundreds of booklets of coupons from local merchants. The gift booklet includes offers from Southwestern Motors Gurney Cleaners Dol-R-Wise Market Leta's Brodie Shingle Company Roush Parts Service Bob's Chevron Service Security Bank Lounsbury Ford Sales Penguin Lockers Thorntons Western Auto Durhams Variety Breuer's Shoes Knife Bros. Jewelry Sempert Rexall Drug Myers and Myers Myrtle News Stand Moons Hardware Henry A Schroeder and Sous.

Myrtle Point Southwestern Motors Gurney Cleaners Dol-R-Wise Market Leta's Brodie Shingle Company Roush Parts Service Bob's Chevron Security Bank Lounsbury Ford Sales Penguin Locker

BLM Timber Sale Totals Substantial Bids Across Multiple Tracts

The Coos Bay district held a timber sale with six tracts totaling millions of board feet. Purchases included Waseen Ridge and Coon Creek tracts at appraised prices, and Deck Creek and Weaver Road tracts won by regional firms. Road work estimated at 114 880 dollars accompanies the sale. The next sale is scheduled for Friday September 21 at the Coos Bay district office with five tracts up for oral auction.

Steel Creek Coos Bay Slideout Creek James H. Parker Reedsport Coos-end Timber Company Coos ‘Gay Mitchell Brothers Logging Company Elkton BLM Park Avenue

Molalla Couple Visits Coos County Fair Relatives

Mr and Mrs Russell Deme from Molalla attended the Coos County Fair and visited relatives. They were accompanied home by Roxann who spent most of the summer with her grandparents Mrs Mac Johnson the Ellis Dement and uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Sam Dement and Joan.

Russell Deme Molalla Coos County Fair Roxann Mac Johnson Ellis Dements Ard Sam Dement Joan

Forest Fire Contained After Damaging Timber Haul

Forest Protective units and crews from Camas Valley Bridge and Coos Bay fought a fire that burned through three and a half million feet of felled and backed timber. Exact damage remains undetermined as mop up continues per Laird and company officials.

Laird Forest Protective Association Camas Valley Bridge and Coos Bay Pasate Bros. Lumber

Umatilla Purchases School Goods From Scheel Agent

William Gaseman, acting for School District 41, was authorized to buy a truckload of canned peas and beans from Umatilla. Gen man purchased the canned staples directly from the seller and accepted delivery in Umatilla.

William Gaseman Umatilla Genman

Fuel bids accepted by School District 41

School District 41 accepted fuel bids from Chambers Fuel OU of Coos Bay for fuel oil at 3.26 per barrel delivered and Union Oil for gasoline at 211 percent per gallon.

Chambers Fuel OU Company of Coos Bay Union Oil Company

Guests Attend Wiebke Home Event With Beaverton Couple

Guests at the Twesday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Wiebke included Mr and Mrs Carl Fuegg of Beaverton.

Frank Wiebke Carl Fuegg Beaverton

New Juvenile Reads For Girls And Boys At Library

Six new juvenile titles join the library shelves including A Time of Starting Out by Helen Ferris aimed at career-bound girls Navy Style and Webfoot Warriors selected for boys and a picture book A Water Tour of Seattle offering a visual tour of local waters.

Helen Ferris Webfoot Warriors Seattle

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