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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
7
Donkey basketball action at Myrtle Crest school features the Myrtle Point Bucks vs the JC's this Sunday at 3 p.m. Press agent Allen Cunningham promises laughs for local fans as players chase a donkey and a basketball with admission of 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children.
Coquille Red Devils edged the Myrtle Point Bobcats 64 to 60 in a tense game before a near capacity crowd. Freshman Jim Jarvis sparked Coquille with timely baskets as the Devils maintained the lead most of the night.
The article argues the phrase sick as a dog is exaggerated and recommends simple home remedies for colds. It suggests mild nose drops, gargling with baking soda solution, hot drinks after bundling up, and Grandma’s mixture of lemon juice and baking soda. It notes aspirin for adults and a soda chaser for sensitive stomachs.
Coquille defeats Myrtle Point in a tightmen’s thriller after John Menegat free throws put Myrtle Point ahead briefly. Phillips nails four late one handers to seal the win for Coquille. Jarvis scores 26, Harold Cserger 23, Bill Harper 13. J.V. and Freshman games also noted.
Clarence Strong of the Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club announces a big crab feed at the local grounds from noon to 7 p m Sunday March 9. Adults priced at 1 50 and children 75 cents for all you can eat. The event is sponsored by the Coquille Valley Boat Club and the local sportsmen's club.
Sarah Society met February 13 at Carol Hoffman's home. A nominating committee was appointed including Mrs Raymond Long Mrs Frank Northup and Mrs Connie Hoffman. Devotions were led by Mrs Glenn Gulstrom. Valentines were exchanged and games enjoyed by members.
Washington experts say the United States relies on a secret weapon of rapid airlift for global crisis response. Civil Reserve Air Fleet plans pool civilian planes with military needs, offsetting huge costs while boosting readiness. Congress faces budget tradeoffs as officials urge prioritizing missiles and airlift development.
A Feb 20 church meeting is announced with Fern Northup and others attending. Valentine parties brighten Broadbent grade school with parent helpers Susan Babcock Violet Long and Rosella Smith assisting students. The 4 H group The Lucky Teens led by Mrs Long attended a Coquille officers meeting. Families visited relatives in Myrtle Point Glide and Bridge. Birthday celebrations extend to four at Leonard Watson’s home with many out of town guests from Myrtle Point Grants Pass and Gaylord.
Foster Thompson presented Diamond Lake slides while Mr. Johnny Koch showed Canada scenes. Walter Strain stayed with the Gulstroms and returned to Glide. A sewing meeting occurred Feb 18 at Kathryn Train's home. Al Robison and family on emergency trip to San Bernardino. A March 2 Martin Luther screening is planned for 8 45 p m for 1 75 hours. Senior Youth hosted a Twin Valentine party despite floods with 34 attending. Broadbent youths to play basketball at Arago if floods recede. Mrs. W O Watson of Grants Pass visited the Leonards and Mrs. Walter Long and Miss Jean Hall of Portland stayed with Peter Long.
A driver's license examiner will be on duty in Myrtle Point at city hall on Wednesday February 26 1958 from 9 a m to 4 p m according to an announcement from the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles.
Local want ad promotes Standard Heating Oils with prompt service and S & H Green Stamps. City Heating Oil Co advertises efficiency and stamps, urging customers to choose trusted Suppliers for heating needs.
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