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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1968

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Plans For 1968 Coos County Fair In Full Swing

Coos County Fair board met at the Myrtle Hotel to plan the 1968 event. Bill Rubmann reported on the 1967 shodeo and plans to expand it for 1968. A half mile mono-rail ride with cement piers is planned. Rodeo, clown acts, and a parade theme contest are in the works with KWRO’s Leonard Epling named publicity man.

Coos County Fair Myrtle Hotel Coos County Leonard Epling Kwro Radio

Bloodmobile to Visit Myrtle Point for First 1968 Stop

The Bloodmobile comes to Myrtle Crest Gym on January 29 from 3 to 7 pm. Donors aged 19 to 20 are urged to participate. Lions Rotary and Elks challenge each other in a donation contest with a quirky quota and a joke pint from Old Crow.

Myrtle Point Myrtle Crest Gym Lions Curt Beckham Bloodmobile Herkimer Roy Gross

Julie Ames Named December GOM at Myrtle Point High School

Julie Ames, senior, named December Girl of the Month at the Christmas assembly. She is active in band majorette choir tap ensemble Girls League secretary and GAA. She also runs track plays basketball and helps lead the gymnastics team.

Julie Ames Myrtle Point High School Julie

Coquille Valley Art Center Plans Winter Sessions

The Coquille Valley Art Center lists a winter program starting January 17 with courses in drawing and painting for all levels led by Liz Coke Vickie McKean Smith and Edna Hoffman. Enrollment requires a 10 fee for ten lessons with limited class sizes and additional sessions possible. A 40 painting exhibit by center members runs February at The Dallas Cultural Center.

Coquille Valley Liz Coke Hoffman Art Center

SWOCC Offers Two Advertising Art Courses This Winter

Southwestern Oregon Community College business department announces Advertising Art I and Advertising Art II for winter term. Enrollment runs through January 11 with classes starting the week of January 15. Art I meets Mondays 7 to 10 p.m. in Randolph Hall room 6, Art II meets Wednesdays 7 to 10 p.m. in Randolph Hall room 8. Art I covers small business advertising and printing processes. Art II adds advanced production and layout. Prerequisite Art I or instructor approval. field trip to a local printing shop and newspaper visit. Don Grey teaches both courses. contact 888-3234 for information.

Business Department Southwestern Oregon Community College College Information Office Randolph Hall

Bridge Man Dies in Weekend One Car Crash

Dennis Ray Wilsie, 30, died Saturday after a single vehicle accident four miles north of Bridge on Bear Creek county road. He reportedly lost control in loose gravel, veered over a bank, and landed upside down in the creek. He was not wearing a seatbelt. The body was taken to Myrtle Point Chapel of Cool Mortuaries. Inc. The car was left at the scene for kin to remove.

Dennis Ray Wilsie Bridge Bear Creek Contol Wilsie Myrtle Point

Two Myrtle Point Soldiers Discover Neighbors in Vietnam

Pfc Bill Floyd and Spec 4 Mike McCracken, both MP High School alumni, found they were stationed near each other at Chu Lai Vietnam. They shared Christmas together and attended the Bob Hope Show, bringing holiday cheer to their unit with the US Army. Floyd graduated 1966 and McCracken 1964 after OTT at Klamath Falls.

Mike McCracken Vietnam Bob Hope Chu Lai U.S Floyd Cracken OTT Klamath Falls The Amy Chrismas Myrtle Point Bill Floyd Spec

City Court Records of Violations and Fines

The listing shows Max Kaseberg cited for excessive noise with a warning. Perry Sisson warned for a stop sign violation. Donald Edlund cited for an expired vehicle license with a warning. Lewis Floyd Jr. cited for excessive noise with a $15 fine. Clarence Harriman fined $15 for a basic rule violation.

Max Kaseberg Perry Sisson Donald Edlund Waming Lewis Floyd, Jr Clarence Harriman

County To Offer Immunization For School Children

Coos County Health Department will offer immunizations to school aged children in Coos County starting January 15 1968. Vaccines include smallpox diphtheria whooping cough tetanus and oral Sabin polio for grades one four seven and twelve with a TB test also offered. Parents will receive a permission form and a vaccination record to return with a sign of consent and the list of immunizations.

Coos County

Carel Brister Named DAR Good Citizen Finalist

Myrtle Point High School senior Carel Brister named one of six local finalists for the DAR Good Citizen award by the Daughters of the American Revolution Coos Bay Chapter. Other county finalists include Lynda Dyer JoAnne Stamper Judy Porter Marjone Chandler-nena and san’ MeCa. A February 2 tea will honor the girls their mothers and high school advisors. winners receive a $25 Savings Bond and advance to state and national competition.

Carol Ann Brister Myrtle Point Daughters of the American Revolution Coos Bay A.J. Brister Elgin Assembly Rainbow For Lynda Dyer North Bend JoAnne Stamper Marshfield High School

Rotary Raises Funds For Belloni Boys Ranch Project

Rotary members handed county treasurer Ed Stevenson a 375 dollar check at a noon meeting last Thursday part of an 850 dollar drive to fund a shop building at the Belloni Boys Ranch. Rotarians plan to finish the fundraising, and a blood donation contest with the Lions and Elks is set for January 29 at the Blood Mobile. Rev Walter Graham spoke on community service.

Myrtle Point Romy Belloni Boys’ Ranch Ed Stevenson Rotasians Gert Bechhan Chaiman Rotary Lions and Elks Walter Graham

County project advances road construction plans

The Coose County project proceeds with a major road construction initiative valued at 97,150,000 in funding. Officials outline the Jan start for the take toll and schedule for contract awards and oversight.

Coose County

Beaver Open House set at Oregon State University for 1988

Student Chairman Thomas Ralph of Myrtle Point is named to head the ROTC program during OSU’s Beaver Open House orientation day. The event on January 2 includes campus tours, faculty meetings, a luncheon, and information from high school counselors.

Thomas Ralph Myrtle Point Oregon State University Don W. Poling Beaver Ralph

Accident Victim’s Services Held for Dennis Wilsie

Funeral services were held Wednesday January 10 for Dennis Ray Wilsie of Bridge Route who died January 6 in an automobile crash near Bridge. Rev. Dave Patterson of Badge Community Church officiated with burial at Norway Cemetery. Born May 26 1937 in Olympia Washington he had recently moved to the area. Survivors include his wife Dorothy his parents Winfred Wil sie and Violet Cummings two daughters Rozellen Tammy and Susie two brothers Winfred Jr Robert Jerry Rich and Bud and sister Mia Marine Solomon, all of Washington or nearby states.

Dennis Ray Wilsie Bridge Dave Patterson The Badge Community Church Norway Cemetery Olympia Washington Dorothy Winfred Wilsie Tacoma Wash Violet Cummings Rozellen Tammy Susi Winfred, Jr Alaska Robert Jerry Tillamook Richand Bud Mia Marine Soloman

MP Woman Named to OT Dean's Honor Roll

Marjorie Kay Cunningham daughter of Mrs Vera Cunningham is listed on the Dean's Honor Roll at Oregon Technical Institute for fall term 1967. The announcement notes the honor roll includes students with 3.0 to 3.5 GPA.

Marjorie Kay Cunningham Vera Cunningham Oregon Technical Institute

John Henry Mars 78 Funeral in Myrtle Point

John Henry Mars 78 died January 4 in Myrtle Point after a January 8 service at Myrtle Point Chapel with Rev. Gerald Nelson officiating. Cremation followed at Sunset Memorial Park in Coos Bay. A resident of Myrtle Point for 10 years he had lived in Albany New York and Saint Petersburg Florida. His wife Lots eeine and other family were listed in brief funeral notices.

Myrtle Point John Henry Mars Gerald Nelson The Methodist Church Sunset Memorial Park Coos Bay Albany New York Petersburg Fla

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Licity Fair George Linn Fairs Gom Vickie McKean-Smith Edna Hoffman SWOCC Groupses Don Grey San Francisco Bay Area Carel Brister DAR Good Citizen Tresewer Stevenson Neste Bob Megan Broadbent Community Church Rad Acwss Scheol Miss Canasia David Pohl O.T.L Mars Services Eld Mrs. Mers Gandchildsen
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