Batts Se Upsets Masai In 47 16 Sunday Game
Aerial notes indicate a 47 16 final where Batts Se defeated Masai. The bone bending crew sits 1 1 for the season and plans a second Saturday matchup. Tip off is 8 p m for the varsity encounter and 8 8 for the JV.
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Thaiy
Vighery
Court Dismisses Charge as McCollum Sentenced Feb 1
John Dale McCollum, 38, appeared in city court December 9. One case was dismissed while two counts of resisting or delaying a merchant were postponed to February 1. He was fined 100 dollars and ordered to pay 150 dollars damages to Club Lehua by February 1.
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John Dale McCollum
Lehua
Students Named to National Honor Society
Ten students were tapped for membership in the National Honor Society at the awards assembly. Named were Angela Metague, Cathy Cauck Humble, Grese, Gary Shep, Mike Huntley, and Phyllis Pillette.
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Angela Metague
Kathy
Cauck Humbie
Grese
Gary Shep
Mike Huntley
Phyllis Pillette
Fragmented OCR Acknowledges Unclear Details
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Plane sale details await announcement of equipment handling firm
A during and jog item reporting notes that handling equipment is being sold while a related firm, potentially titled Plane Oth Hip Eal Ig, has not announced its involvement yet.
Myrtle Point Lions Board Weighs Circuit Court Alteration
The Myrtle Point Lions Club board met Monday evening to discuss an alteration led in circuit court in August titled Jo Maat ve the Myrtle Point Lions Club. Mrs. Met is represented by James H. Nelson.
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Circuit Court
Jo Maat Ve
Mrs. Met
James H. Neson
Club seeks strong turnout to support boys teams
The club invites all interested in sports to attend and help support boys teams through funds for games equipment and banquets. President Shug Breweter notes no extra member donations are required. Fundraising events finance films of games and other projects for the teams.
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Shug Breweter
First Methodist church plans Christmas program and Eve service
The church will hold its annual church school Christmas program Sunday at 3 p.m. in the sanctuary directed by Mrs. Gloria Smith with plays talks and songs. Morning service will feature scripture anthem and a condensed sermon on The Time Of His Coming. A candlelight Christmas Eve service at 11 p.m. to midnight with Rev. Nelson speaking on Mankind Beholds A Star invites all Myrtle Point residents.
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Gloria Smith
Gerald Nelson
Nelson
Myrtle Point
Red Cross Names Representatives for Gal Family
The Red Cross announced representatives for Ge and Mrs. Kenneth Gal. The designated envoys will coordinate relief efforts and manage local welfare services in the region.
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Red Cross
Kenneth Gal
West Coast Telephone Wins Sole Oregon Service Areas
Oregon PUC grants West Coast Telephone Co a sole service area across six regions in Multnomah Washington Clackamas Yamhill Columbia and other counties, excluding a contested zone near High Mountain Sheep Dam in Wallowa County. Areas A through F include Vernonia Forest Grove Hillsboro Beaverton Gresham Sandy and Coos Bay among exchanges serving about 40000 customers.
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Planning Commission elects new officers and terms
The opening meeting of the city planning commission elected Dean Mason as president and Homer Peterson as vice president. Members drew terms ending in 1967, 1948, 1969, and 1970. Dean Mason appointed Art Motz to study the Land Use and Traffic Plan and report next meeting.
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City Planning Commission
Curt Beckham
Ben Nichols
Charles Hewlett
al Hall
Art Motz
Victor Bushnell
Bill Winningham
Homer Peterson
Dean Mason
Planning Commission
Frank Meldrum
Mason
University of Oregon Bureau of Municipal Research and Service
Thrift Grocery to Close After 1938 Myrtle Point Run
Thrift Grocery will close Jan. 1, owner Hamilton Thrift announced. All merchandise is on sale. Thrift has run groceries in Myrtle Point since 1938, with WWII service in the Firepwan theater and coast artillery. He started with A. G. Thrift in the Seaman Building on Spruce, then came to Myrtle Port in 1932. He operated stores in Bandon and Gold Beach as well.
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Myrtle Point
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Myrtle
Inter-Church Fellowship Elects Officers at Dinner
The Inter-Church Fellowship elected Richard Munson as president and Wesley Shultz as vice president at a Monday evening dinner in the Methodist church attended by 90 people. Mrs. Victor Stevens was named secretary-treasurer. the program featured Myrtle Crest school singers directed by Robert Zimbleman and a Christmas film shown by Rev. Gerald Nelson.
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Richard Munson
Assembly of God Church
Wesley Shultz
Christian Church
Victor Stevens
Myrtle Crest School
Robert Zimbleman
Gerald Nelson
Christmas Program Planned by RLDS Church
The RLDS church at 563 C street will present a Christmas program at 7 30 p.m. Sunday December 19 under Mrs Tom Coffman. It features The Characters of Christmas Speak recitations by primary kindergarten and junior classes and choir selections. The public is invited.
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RLDS
C Street
Tom Coffman
Services Set For Christmas At Myrtle Point Church
The Myrtle Point Christian church schedules a Christmas service Sunday evening at 7 p.m. on December 198. The congregation will sing carols and the choir will perform. A social room reception follows with children receiving treats. Mrs Ward Evans leads the children in a brief program during Sunday school. Christmas offerings will be collected.
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Myrtle Point
Cat Matmen Open Season with Big Win Over Douglas
Under Coach Doug Mack the varsity wrestlers defeated Douglas Trojans 47 to 15 last Saturday. Cat matmen won eight of 11 matches with four pins in under two minutes and Stidham and Barklow won by forfeits. JVs also dominated with six pins in seven matches. A women’s bowling association meeting is set for 7:30 pm Friday Dec 17 at Lafayette Bowl and members are urged to attend.
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Stidham
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