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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
5
Community notes report changes in leadership and recent elections including a new vice chair and executive updates. Details mention March dates and local members, with brief notes on positions in Coquille and related civic activities.
Mrs and Mrs Ed Van Viack announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Marie to Gerald Edgar Kirkpatrick of Myrtle Point. Gloria is a high school junior. Gerald is a 1964 graduate and employed in Coquille. No wedding date set.
Cubs meet weekly at Mrs. Jack Cole’s home for Lion badge work with Kevin Cole Wayse Cook David Hurt among earners. Den members include Carl Coffman Lee Elison Billy McCrae Steven Moon Steven Wilson and Brian Kennedy. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the church last Wednesday with Mrs. Lewis Shindell hostess and Mrs. C H Van Doren presiding.
A Myrtle Crest School PTA meeting on Tuesday February 3 featured a varied program. The Myrtle Crest Band performed under today’s director while the Boys eighth grade ensemble and girls ensemble sang and the accordion solos were by Kerry Epperson. Walter and Albert Crook gave a salute and Mrs Detlefsen received an honor bar. Mrs Richard McCuskey’s room won the attendance award as refreshments were provided by Mothers of fourth and fifth graders. Mrs C B Lehmanowsky hosted an Oregon Mothers Club gathering with Professor George Slawson from SWOC Coos Bay as speaker after hosting twelve guests.
Community notes report Ground Hog Dinner served February 6 feeding over 300 people and more than 600 pancakes cooked. The letter thanks local press coverage for support and highlights ensuing social engagements among local families.
Hiland Theatre schedule lists a three day window Thursday to Saturday for a county community concert. Officials will contact current members this week before seats are offered to the waiting list of prospective members.
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