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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
10
Coos County Farm Bureau President Robert Deliefsen thanked the marketing committee for a well organized formal proposal presented to SW Livestock Marketing during the Tuesday February 11 meeting at the Coquille Court House.
National firm offers man or woman operators to service cigarette machine routes with initial capital of 1600 to 2400. Training provided and program promises ongoing cooperation. Part to full time positions offer monthly nets of 200 to 600. Requires a car, dependability and honesty. Write Aidan Enterprises Neapolis Minnesota with qualifications and references.
The Grants Pass association approved a $315 grant to help erect corrals and weighing scales at the Myrtle Point Fair Grounds arena near the bucking chutes. Don Schmidt led a successful membership drive with top workers Detlefsen, Schmidt, and Guerin highlighted.Robert C. Geaney was named to fill a county post and lead livestock and gas charge projects while Carl Holland spoke on marketing shifts. Mrs. John Devereaux reported on a Boise meeting.
Glenn Gulstrom named Farmer of the Year by the Coquille Junior Chamber of Commerce while Robert Detlefsen is lauded as the close runner up. The Coos County Farm Bureau notes a meeting at the Coquille Court House on Tuesday March 1 at 8 pm.
Myrtle Point and Coos County educators attended the Oregon Education Association gathering in Bandon. County president Lewis Holt of North Bend led planning with Mrs Lightle of Bandon as a key organiser. Officers for 1958-59 were elected with Forrest Mulkins named 2nd vice president and Mrs Frank Shaw of Myrtle Point elected secretary.
Eastsidel Lewis Holt named treasurer to succeed Mrs Dwight. North Bend elected the counts representative for the national education meeting in Cleveland June 29 to July 4. Gene Graham of Myrtle Point Union High School is the alternate Miss Mildred Wharton spoke in the afternoon. she is noted as an engaging speaker and pleasant to view. Attendees included Mrs Howard Whitaker, Mrs Hal Mabie, Miss Julia Duke, Mrs Cynthia Simmons, Mrs Tom Thompson, Mrs Dick McCuskes, Mrs Frank Shaw, Ken Crow, and Arlo Duncan.
Gaylord News notes Coos Bay shoppers and visitors at multiple homes including Mr and Mrs John Names Mrs Jack Warner and Mrs James Hammack with daughter Gale. FFA FHA banquets at Myrtle Point high school, basketball games at Coquille, and a Valentine party at Gaylord School mark a weekend of community activities.
The school children were hostesses to the preschool children and their mothers. Orange pop and popcorn balls were served to all.
Bids due by Friday March 7 for the sale of the Old Museum building at Coquille Oregon. The association may reject all bids. Send bids to Mrs Chas Stauff secretary 400 S 6th St Coos Bay Oregon. COSS & CURRY PIONEER ASS’N.
Ruth Marie Miller appointed administratrix of the John J. Lauterbach estate in Coos County Oregon by Judge Marvin W Skipworth. All claims must be filed with Dement Meldrum Myrtle Point within six months from first publication dated January 23 1958. Publication dates January 23 30 February 6 13 and 20 1958.
Hazal Borigo administratrix for James Franklin Scritchfield also known as Frank Scritchfield has filed a final account with Coos County Oregon. A hearing is set for March 4 1958 at 10 00 am in the Coos County Courthouse. Objections must be filed in writing with the court by that time. Publication dates January 30 February 6 13 20 27 1958.
The administrator for J. M. Hayes also Jacob M. Hayes asks the District Court of Coos County Oregon to hear objections to the Final Account on March 4 1958 at 10 00 am in the District Court Room Coquille. Attorney J Arthur Be of Coquille represents the administrator. Fabrication dates listed Jan 30 Feb 6 13 20 27 1968.
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