13 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
1
A town-wide effort targets a new facility to replace Spruce School, with plans outlined by the school superintendent. Details focus on location, funding goals, and construction timeline as the community weighs the project.
Bobcats rallied from a 28 83 halftime deficit to beat the Vikings 64 68. Craig Brown led with 14 points for the Bobcats while Reed Gurney, Terry Pullen, and old Reed added seven or more.
The Junior Class sponsors a child feed today from 5 38 to 8 in the high school cafetorium. Tickets at the door cost adults one dollar, students 75 cents, and children priced accordingly.
The World Day of Prayer will be observed in Myrtle Point at 1:28 p.m. on Friday with Drs. Jock Dayton as leader and Mrs. Karl Dement as organist. Everyone in the community is invited to attend.
Nebecca Lynn Otter daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Otter will be among 98 first year students at the University of Portland before entering the dental program. She attended high school locally and plans a career in dentistry.
Police say entry was forced through a back wall of a storeroom at Pop's Place. A pie was found eaten in the tavern kitchen and a piece of spring material was recovered. Evidence of burning suggested the spring may have been moved from a nearby lot with a prior fire. State police and sheriff's officers assist city police in the investigation.
A motion outlines the Heart Fund Drive focusing on heart and blood vessel diseases. The program notes substantial support with more than 600000 Heart Fund dollars invested in ongoing efforts.
Officials authorize construction of Powers Street along Ind Avenue spanning from Poplar to an intersecting segment. The action sets new traffic routes and safeguards for the corridor. Detailed timelines and funding revise local infrastructure priorities.
Bobcat wrestlers trounced Wen Qf Cold Beach at Myr on February 8. Results saw Don Russell and A Picep win by decisions, Bill Thomas and Mike Johnson secure pins, with multiple victories for MP in the 106 to heavyweight classes.
Themis Hener Bell from Miyviie Point is among 131 students who carried honor roll status at the college.
Myrtle Point defeated Breckings 31 46 in a high scoring basketball clash. Key contributors included Dennis Dayton 16 and Wayne Stout 13 for the Bobcats while Jerry Brodin 4 Cheries Humbele 8 added scoring. The game ended with a two point margin in the third quarter.
A World War II hero, formerly renowned for air service, has been enshrined in Weedburn. The general, celebrated for wartime bravery, is said to make Weedburn his home now as part of a local reunion and recognition event.
Fragmentary note indicates a Pooper survey or report from 61 Dm is missing. Key names or locations are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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