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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1962

Page

3

Visitor from Turkey to speak on World Peace at Coos events

Kay Bevans, Oregon IFYE delegate, visits Coos County January 18 19 and 21 to share experiences in Turkey. She presents at Myrtle Point Rotary noon group and County Extension meetings North Bend Sunnyhill School and KWRO radio program plus 4-H Junior Leader session.

Kay Bevans Oregon International Farm Youth Exchange Turkey Coos County Inetecet Farm Youth Exchange Na-ional 4 Cooperative Extension Service Culture Ifye Farmer Alvin Thelin 4Th Street Coquille Kay Myrtle Point Rotary Cn. Leaders' Association Sunnyhill North Bend KWRO Londocs Mercs Club Horse Club Courthouse

West Coast to Roll Out New Telephone Bills

The West Coast Telephone Company will switch to a new high speed data processing system producing one statement for local and long distance charges. Coquille and Myrtle Point in the Coos Bay Division will receive the first bills next week with use expanding to all 73 exchanges by early March. The system speeds printing, reduces errors, and lists long distance calls by date and number plus the city name for distant calls.

West Coast Telephone Company Ross Anderson Coquille Myrtle Point West Coast Coos Bay Anderson Select

New Year's Eve Events Highlight Sitkum East Fork church

Sitkum news notes an East Fork Community church New Year’s Eve party at Dora school with games a movie and devotion. Walter Laird of Coquille and Ethel Abernethy of Dora visit Kin nith Laird on New Year’s Day. Pastor Potts ill with flu. Ray Shelton hosts a New Year’s Eve dinner with son family and others including Muri Laird Ivan Laird and others from Sitkum Coquille and Dora.

East Fork Dora Walter Laird Coquille Ethel Abernethy Kennith Laird Keith Potts Ray Shelton Robert Shelton Mark Bruce Murl Laird David Seven Brian Chevy Ann Sitkum Ivan Laird Edward G. Rasmuseen Myrtle Point J. R. Stinson W. A. Nickason Muri Laird Elmer Strode Kenneth Laird Broiler North Bend Walter Reizon Meri Nley Keith Noeh Evie Walter Reison Keith Leonard Noah Green Acres

Special 8 Week Course Planned in Coos County

The eight week program titled Great Decisions1962 starts February 4 in Coos County. No training needed to join discussion groups. Topics include Vietnam Red China Brasil Nigeria Ireland and more with sessions at 7 30 p m at the IWA Mall January 4 1968.

Coos County Vietnam Red China Brasil Nigeria Iren Amy Baker IWA Wee Et Ss . i

Dad's Night Speakers at Powers PTA Dinner

Dr. Van Loan of S W O C will speak at Dad's Night for Powers Parent Teacher dinner at 6 45 in the Junior High Cafeteria. He leads the new Southwestern Oregon College on the Bay and will address attending parents. Also noted are December rainfall totals and a St Pauls Episcopal Girls Choir concert with listed names.

Dr. van Loan S.W.O.C Dad Powers van Loan New College of Southwestern Oregon Bay St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Navy Raises Officer Candidate Quota

Chief Zinn announced that the Navy Officer Candidate School quota increased to 800. Eligible graduates ages 19 to 27 or students within 13 months of graduation from an accredited college enter a concentrated one week indoctrination, then commission as warrant officers if successful.

Zinn Navy Branch Coés Gar Oregon Navy Bey U.S. “Navy Morricen

Bowling News Update From Coos Bay and Community Links

Reading from local sports briefs and community notices, the report highlights bowling results for Team Coos Bay and adds notes about civic projects and the Linden Dairy and Pontiac sponsorships, with Three Links Community Cable coverage.

Coos Bay Church Pontiac Linden Dairy Three Links Community Cable

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