10 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
1
A column defends landowners who post no trespassing signs due to careless sportsmen. It praises responsible hunters for locking gates and avoiding stock, while condemning those who leave gates open or fire toward homes. An investigation in Camas Valley reveals widespread posted lands and verbal abuse toward owners.
A columnist invites readers to a critical look at high school education standards and opportunities for students. The piece questions conditions and support for youths pursuing scientific fields and hints at further discussion on a continued page.
A citizens meeting in Myrtle Point discussed the high school dilemma. Reports from the executive committee highlighted enrollment growth toward 550 by 1962 and limited site options near town, with moving the building discouraged due to high costs.
John Rhodes of Bay Heat announces the firm is now established at 420 8th Street after moving from the Myrtle Hotel on Fifth Street. The public is invited to visit this Saturday for an inspection and a complimentary cup of coffee.
On Tuesday February 15 the Myrtle Point Bucks will face Firmco from Myrtle Creek in a charity basketball doubleheader topped by a Myrtle Point High faculty versus the Senior All-Stars. Proceeds fund extra football lights. admission 50c adults 25c students.
The February Myrtle Point Interchurch Fellowship gathers Monday at 7 pm in the Presbyterian church social room for a carry-in fellowship meal and business. The program in the sanctuary includes moving pictures by Henry and a message by Rev Edwin Hepner of the local Baptist church, with Pre-Easter services announced.
Rev S N Breitenstein announces a parish mission at Sts Ann and Michael church Myrtle Point from February 13 to 19. The Father Moran of the Franciscan Order will preach evenings at 7 30 with Way of the Cross hymns Benediction and sermons on core Christian truths. Weekday short instructions follow the 7 45 Mass and the events are open to Catholics and non Catholics.
Curtis B. Waring named district superintendent for Pacific Power and Light's Coos Bay area, succeeding Emil Matson who retires after 33 years. Waring comes from Idaho operations where he spent 12 years, nine as superintendent, and has ties to the Elks union as ex exalted ruler. He is noted as a hunter and fisherman.
The Herald corrects a previous report about Ray Grant starting a saw mill at Gaylord and needing workers. The telegraph line to run a small operation with the Grants handling all work themselves. The note apologizes for any inconvenience caused by the article.
Rotarians debated whether Red China should be admitted to the United Nations. Speakers argued for engagement to promote peace and against appeasement, while opponents warned admission would strengthen Communists and Russia. The audience listened as the vote or outcome remained unstated.
The Rotary Club celebrates its 50th anniversary and will join a worldwide event on February 24. The local club plans activities as part of the 8,400 clubs in 89 countries taking part in the milestone observance.
At the annual meeting held in Myrtle Point 157 stockholders of 246 on record attended. Sam Dement was re-elected president for a fourth year along with sailing peers Barklow Clarno and Roush to board posts.
At a Wednesday meeting the Myrtle Point Lions club voted to sponsor a special dedication service for the new community interior. Dr. Robert Ley of Coquille spoke on eyesight and led a piano number during the event. The club planned a first March meeting honey social and a May Ladies Night following the dedication.
A brief note reports the East West Highway project over the Old Coos Bay Wagon Road was rejected by the Highway Commission. It mentions a Chamber meeting where a letter, dated January 31, was read and refers to canvassing results and attendance.
A fragmented notice outlines community events in Coos County for the week of August 18 1980. It mentions a baby born event and nurses as part of district activities with expected timing during that week.
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