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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

4

Locals Honor Myrtle Camp Officers and Members

Myrtle Camp No. 2001 R N A names appointive officers led by Oracle Mrs John Caudle at a regu lar meeting. New officers include Faith Mrs Emmett Hammack and others. past Oracle Mrs Larry Cook presented honors to several members and a hearing aid gift was donated to the Help to Hear program in Oregon. Installing team also served in Coos Bay.

Myrtle Camp No R.N.A John Caudle Faith Emmett Hammack Courge Ward Evans Modcuty Pat Snyder Percgraphe Endurance Neva Floyd Willis Bryant Kathryn Train Lawrence Clintos Tom John J. M. Myers Geraldine Esser Myers Supreme Camp Myrtle Camp Larry Cook Caudle Dave Pinkerton Myrtlewood James Culver Oregon Coos Bay C E. Newell

Pluncer and 1 cal Assocation Meet at Coos Bay Museum

Pluncer and 1 cal association will meet Saturday February 8 at 1 p.m. at the Coos Curry Museum in North Bend. Harold A. Gould of Coquille will speak. Refreshments will be served by women of the Bay area.

Cal Coos Curry Museum North Bend Harold A. Gould Coquille Wemen Bay Area

Elgin Chapter Meeting Honors Grand Officers

Elgin Chapter No 34 and Mystic Chapter OES held a district meeting Tuesday January 38 at Powers for a visit by the Grand Worthy Matron. Gifts were exchanged, honors given to Elton Schroeder and Mrs Milton Mast, and work exemplified for the visiting official.

Elgin Mystic Powers the Creek Wright Star Points of Mystic Chapter Elton Schroeder OES Milton Mast Delaware Oregon Harry Hubbell Wally Mast Elden Brodie Glade Krewson W. P. Downing Wilda Huff Floyd Wall H. G. Rosslow E. O. Sempert Bob Hogan Jesse Laird Bill Fern Milton Maat

Birthday and entertaining notes from Mrs Reed and guests

Mrs Reed hosts a social afternoon with Mrs Vern Stout and Mrs Emmett Hammack honored. Gifts from VFW Auxiliary and Royal Neighbors, and out of town visitors Mrs Reed's daughters Mrs King and Mrs Fromm with Mr. James Leith join. Later, the Roushs host dinner honoring Mrs Frank Wiebke before moving to Forest Grove.

Willis Bryant Vern Stout Emmett Hammack van Fossen Lloyd Eggers Reed VFW Gold Beach Pat Fromm Charles Portland James Leith Coquille Ann Roush Frank Wiebke Forest Grove Wiebke Paul Breuer W. E. Roush John Belloni

Girls Entertain Camp Fire Girls

The Ko-ko-Han na fifth punch for the affair were Pat ty Barnes Mary Jo Coffman Diane Cook Laurie Francis Jane Knight Sharon Martin ka Susan Moon and Janet Ussrey.

Patty Barnes Mary Jo Coffman Diane Cook Laurie Francis Jane Knight Sharon Martin‘ka Susan Moon Janet Ussrey

Veterans of WWI No 524 Meeting at Gilkison Home

The Veterans of WW I No 524 and auxiliary met Sunday January 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilkison with nearly 20 members present. Guests from Port Orford included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent.

W.W. I Auxilary John Gilkison Port Orford Jack Herman Hansen J. Vincent

Sixteenth Birthday Party for Pamela Nelson and Dan Brewster

Pamela Nelson and Dan Brewster celebrated their sixteenth birthdays with a Saturday night party at the Scout Building hosted by the Nelson and Brewster families. Fifty friends attended with door prizes won by Becky Noyes and James Bowman. Refreshments included two tiered cakes as guests danced. chaperones were the Nelsons and the Brewsters. guests included Mrs. Ernest Chapin of Woodburn and Mrs. Marlin D. Evans.

Pamela Nelson Dan Brewster John Nelsons Roy Ernest Chapin Woodburn Marlin D. Evans Evans Nancy Bidwell Chapin Ruth Applegate Myrtle Point High School

Tri Valley 4 H Club Formed at McKinley School

The first meeting of Tri Valley 4 H club was held Sunday January 26 at McKinley School House with Sandi Shields past president presiding. Officers elected include Judy Shields president Wayne Pike vice president Sandi Shields secretary treasurer Randi Tyre news reporter Roger Johnson song leader Robin Tyre yell leader Richard Shields game leader Bradley West sergeant at arms.

Tri- Valley 4-H Club McKinley Sandi Shields Judy Shields Wayne Pike Randi Tyre Roger Johnson Robin Tyre Richard Shields Bradley West Melody Pike Dennis Shields Mcinley School House Visiors Walter Tyre Johnson Mark Shields

Clara Amelia Peterson Dies at 85 in Oregon

Funeral services for Clara Amelia Peterson 85 were held in Sweet Home with Rev. E E Goes officiating. She died January 25 in Corvallis and is buried in Gilliland cemetery Sweet Home. Born November 1 1879 Fertile Minnesota she later lived in Myrtle Point and Sweet Home. Survived by daughter Pat Sloane of Baltimore and sons Raymond Detroit Laurence Salem and Charles Sweet Home plus three sisters and eight grandchildren. pallbearer Carl Johnson Myrtle Point attended with Mrs Johnson.

Clara Amelia Peterson Sweet Home E. E. Goes First Baptist Church Pat Sloane Baltimore Raymond Detroit, Mich Laurence Salem Charles Carl Johnson Myrtle Point Johnson

Mutual Understanding Aims 4-Hers Travel Abroad

Four H members travel abroad under foreign hosts to promote mutual understanding. The eight thousand dollar trip, sponsored by the National 4-H Foundation in Washington, D.C., is arranged with the state 4-H office in Corvallis.

Corvallis National 4-H Foundation Washington, D.C

Identifying Cheese Types and Production Terms

The article explains common cheese terms and how they indicate production. It covers natural cheeses like Cheddar Swiss and Edam aged for flavor, processed blends, feeds with added nonfat dry milk, pasteurized spreads, and club cheese mixing without heating.

Time To Prune Home Orchards In February And March

Extension agent Lynn Cannon advises pruning fruit trees in February and early March before blooming. He notes older trees benefit most, brushy trees need multi year shaping, heavy pruning delays fruiting, and pruning removes dead wood to shape trees. Free bulletin Pruning the Home Orchard available at Coquille county extension office.

Lynn Cannon County Extension Cannon County Extension Coquille

Power items steer shoppers through the aisles

Supermarket managers reposition goods to boost sales by guiding customers through the store. Power items like paper products cookies soap and coffee drive longer aisles journeys, and shoppers often add extra purchases beyond their lists.

Community Social Noted At Weathers Home

Visitors include Mr and Mrs Roy of Coquille and Bas Blord Mrs Clarence Blord and Mrs Henry Weathers with family gathering at the Weathers home on Sunday.

Bruce Weathers Mrs. Roy Coaquille Clesence Blord Menry Weathers

Local families gather for picnic and weekend visits

A Laurel Lake excursion included Judge and Mrs. Robert Belloni and family with Ben Daniels Raymond Kim and Dan Wolley sharing a Sunday picnic. Mrs. Frank Wiebke left for Forest Grove while Safeway agent Wiebke and furnishings moved earlier.

Laurel Lake Robert Belloni Ben Daniels Raymond and Kim Dan Woolley

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