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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1954

Page

3

Coos County School Board Association Elects Officers for Coming Year

The Coos County School Board Association held its annual meeting in the circuit court room on Saturday December 11 with Ced ric Cross of Riverton presiding. New officers for 1864 55 include Leonard Hall as president Frank Rood as vice president Rose Ellis as secretary treasurer Dr Kennedy as director for 2 years and John Kirk as director for 1 year.

Coos County Leonard Hall Charleston Frank Rood North Bend Rose Ellis Arago Dr. Kennedy Coquille John Kirk Sitkum Meet OF

Heating Plant at Union High School Upgraded to Heavy Oil

Union High School board completed plans to switch heating from diesel to heavy oil during Christmas break. A new circulating hot water line to showers and laundries was also set for holiday completion after a council conference. Sidewalk work by the city remains to be provided.

Union High School Board

School board approves curb work and gym heating plan

The school board approved negotiating for curb repairs in front of the agriculture classroom and industrial arts shop to free space for loading. They also discussed adding heating to the gymnasium and planned improvements in the near future.

Industral Arts

December Cattlemen's Bond Month Promotes U S Savings Bonds

The Oregon Cattlemen's Association and American National Cattlemen's Association declare December as Cattlemen's Bond Month to encourage members to buy U S Savings Bonds. President J C Cecil of Burns explains funds are needed to build reserves against cattle industry risks and stresses bonds are a safe way to save.

Oregon Cattlemen's Association American National Cattlemen's Association U. S J. C. Cecil Burns Cecil

Economics and defense linked to Savings Bonds support

A speaker argues that dollar stability sustains production and military readiness, urging support for economic measures and the Savings Bonds program to avoid upheaval, promote freedom, and prevent world war while boosting atomic energy gains and national enterprise.

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Bond Sales Highlight Treasury Savings Drive Momentum

Pr. Cecil notes Americans now hold over 37 billion dollars in Series E Savings Bonds and more than a billion in Series H Bonds, paid by semiannual Treasury checks. This year’s bond sales are the strongest since 1945 and redemptions are down. About 75 percent of matured E Bonds since May 1951 remain invested in original bonds under extended maturity, allowing value to rise for up to ten years beyond maturity.

Port Cecil Treasury

Broadbent Club Members Hold Regular Meeting and Games

The Broadbent extension group met at Mrs Thos Forrests home with buffet meals led by Mrs Roycie Johnson and Mrs Kenneth Parry. A Christmas party followed, a short business meeting was held, and plans for future decorating were discussed.

M J Stewart Thos Forrest Roycie Johnson Kenneth Parry Forrest Arthur Wise Cuke Parry Johnson Wise Labatt Peter Long Raymond Long Robert Long Irvin Pearce Kenneth Kessell Jim Johnson Verlin Moore Archlé Coquille Arago Charleston Stone Duncan Gus Schroeder Paula Pearce Ronnie Stewart Sammy Sliger Harold Hartley Sue Stewart Vickie Johnson Dianna Gulstrom Dolores Andrews Mike Johnson Jimmy Terry O'Neal Jimmy Pearce Donnie Gulstrom Robert Andrews E. J. Stewart Buck Andrews Babcock Grange Jess Hayes Coos Bay Eddie Parry Dick Curtis Reuben Curtis Warren Willson Sacramento Calif

Families Visit, Farewells Mark Oregon Coast Gathering

The note lists a holiday trip to Blaine Washington by Mr Odle’s relatives while Mrs Stone and children fly from Astoria to see Lloyd Lackey and family. A pinochle party hosted by Glade Krewson drew Harrison Floyd, Jim Bushnell, Curt Beckham and their families from Myrtle Point. A farewell for Herman Tedsen of Norway was held at Charles Evans home with other attendees. Jeff Lynn of Bridge joined dinner at Glenn Gulstrom’s home.

Blaine Wash Odle Kenneth Stone Astoria Lloyd Lackey Stone Glade Krewson Harrison Floyd Gaylord Jim Bushnell Curt Beckham Myrtle Point

Births at Mast Hospital Recorded in December 1954

Mr and Mrs Howard Brimhall welcome Judith Rae a 6 pound girl at Coquille on December 12 1954. Janet Marie arrives December 13 1954 to Mr and Mrs Eugene Workman Myrtle Point. Kristy Elaine born December 12 1954 to Mr and Mrs Robert Pommar ane Coquille. Roxanna Joe born December 15 to Mr and Mrs Canfield Myrtle Point. Carlee Lynn Thomas born December 15 to Mr and Mrs Ronald Thomas Coquille. Josephine Annette born December 15 to Mr and Mrs Fred Yielding Jr Bandon.

Howard Brimhall Coquille Judith Rae Eugene Workman Myrtle Point Janet Marie Robert Pommarane Kristy Elaine Richard Canfield Roxanna Joe Ronald Thomas Carlee Lynn Thomas Fred Yielding, Jr Bandon Josephine Annette

Pioneer Queen Mrs. Dunlap Dies in California at 96

Ed and Allison Roberts learned their aunt Mrs. James T. Dunlap of Woodland California died December 19 at age 96. Born January 11 1858 in Missouri she moved to Coos County after marriage and lived in Myrtle Point and Bandon with daughter the late Mrs. Chas Schroeder. She and Mrs. Mary Burns were honored three years ago by the Coos Curry Pioneer association as Pioneer Queens of Coos County.

James Dunlap California Allison Roberts James T. Dunlap Woodland Calif Missouri Coos County Myrtle Point Bandon Chas. Schroeder Dunla

Pacific Power & Light Christmas Closing Hours

Pacific Power & Light offices will close Friday December 24 and Friday December 31 for Christmas and New Years holidays. District manager W J B Head notes deposits available for payments and emergency crews will respond to restore service as needed.

Pacific Power & Light Pacific Power & Light Company W. J. B. Head

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