Oregon Senator Nominates 45 for U S Academy
Senator Maurine Neugebauer announced 45 Oregon youths receive competitive nominations to the United States Air Force Naval and Merchant Marine Academies for the class entering summer 1966. Nicholas Galloway of Broad Bend was nominated for the U S Military Academy. Nominations are merit based from Civil Service exams and physicals with final academy selections by the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine B Neuberger
Oregon
United States Air Force
Military Naval
Merchant Marine Academies
Nicholas Galloway
Broadbent
Milstars Academy
United States Civil Service
Pom Barnes Named New Cheese Factory Superintendent
Safeway appoints Pom Barnes of Klamath Falls as iyrtie Point plant superintendent at the cheese division. Barnes, 38, newly with the Oregon dairy sector since 1947, will live at 238 A Street. He is a Oregon State University dairy manufacturing graduate and is married with four children. Norm Halter becomes Myrtle Point plant manager, succeeding Art Henry who resigned and moved to California last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway Cheese Department
Pom Barnes
Klamath Falls
Iyrtie Point
Bailey
State Department of Agriculure
Oregon State University
Tillamook County
The
University
Norm Halter
Myrtle Point
Art Henry
California
Myrtle Point Plans Home Wrestling and Basketball Week
Myrtle Point hosts Coquille Thursday in wrestling after two wins. The JV at 7 pm, varsity at 8 pm. Friday the Bobcats face Gold Beach, Pacific in league play, then travel to Pacific Saturday. Their 8th loss came Saturday to South Umpqua 67 53, trailing 20 6 early and unable to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Matmen
Coquille
Gold Beach
Bobcats
Pacific
Panthers
Cats
South Umpqua
the Lancers
Bloodmobile visit urged by Myrtle Point Lions and Rotary
Myrtle Point residents are urged to donate at the Bloodmobile visit to the Myrtle Crest gym from 3 to 7 PM on Monday January 31. Donors should name either the Lions or Rotary clubs for credit in a donor contest. Mayors Curt Beckham notes women led men in prior drives by three pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Crest
Eiither
Lions
Rotary Clubs
Curt Beckham
Famed Musician To Play With High School Band
Joyce Ann Johnson a Nebraska graduate and the only woman first trumpet in the Portland Symphony Orchestra appears as guest soloist with the local high school band. Port of Coquille names Myrtle Point Herald as official newspaper and Security Bank as official bank. debris clearance on river forks praised. Lions Founders Night honors past presidents. Bill Miller of Coos Bay initiated several new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ann Johnson
University of Nebraska
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Myrtle Point Herald
Coquille
Coos County
Civil Defense
Lions Club
P. O Lund
Wallace Dement
Elton A. Schroeder
Eugene Laird
Howard Whitaker
Harold Stemmler
Waldemar Gurney
Curtis Beckham
Austin Dodge
Ralph Whitaker
Clayton Mest
George Linn
Frank Meldrum
Ritchie Francis
Don Driscoll
Bill Downing
Elden Brodie
Ben Daniels
Chuck Humble
Jack Dunn
Elton Schroeder
Bill Miller
Coos Bay
Miller
Don Bartley
Leonard Hohnstein
Chuck Henson
Ray Henshaw
Kenneth Peterson
Lions
Linda Southmayd Attends State FHA Executive Session
Myrtle Point high school senior Linda Southmayd and the Myrtle Point band joined the FHA state executive council meeting in Salem last week. Miss Johnson, a Midwest native, played three years with the Omaha Symphony before moving to Portland and spent four summers at the Aspen Music School as a Mu Phi Epsilon scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Southmayd
Myrtle Point High School
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Salem
Myrtle Point High
Myrtle Crest
Highway 42 Committee Schedules Feb 1 Meeting
County Commissioner Walter Barklow called a Highway 42 construction meeting for 11 am Tuesday February 1 in the county courthouse. The agenda includes a noon luncheon at the Birdcage with the Coquille Chamber of Commerce and a discussion of state plans and county priorities for road projects including Highway 101 48 and Powers Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barklow
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
Barklow
State Highway Department
H S Cox
State Highway Commission
Rink Creek
Glen Alken Creek
State Department
Leon W. Moxen
Powers Highway Committee
Coos County
Atter Id
School board accepts Dave Dillons resignation and thanks him
The Bridge school district 41 board, announced by Superintendent Joe Stewart, accepted Dave Dillons resignation with regret. Dillon thanked administrators, the board, and teachers for years of service and said he wished to become a elementary principal closer to a college community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Dillion
Joe Stewart
Dillon
the Bridge
Stewart
Indi
Security Bank Deposits Cain at Myrtle Point 1965
Security Bank in Myrtle Point reported deposits of 8,557,826 dollars as of December 1, 1965, up from 8,098,894 dollars the prior year. Loans and discounts stood at 3,447,731 dollars, vs 3,114,004 dollars in 1964, per vice president C. L. Poehlitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
C. L. Poehlitz
Bobcats Sweep Curry County Rivals in Sunset Tilt
Myrtle Point's Bobcats extended chase for a 10th straight Sunset Conference title with wins over Brookings 35-14 and Gold Beach 31-35. LeRoy Shelton Leon Lamb Keith Hill and Ron Mason opened with a 14-3 lead. Don Gulstrom Joe Buchanan and Jerry Stidham earned pins to seal the Brookings win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Curry County
Doug Mack
Bobcats
Brooking
Gold Beach
Brookings
LeRoy Shelton
Leon Lamb
Keith Hill
Ron Mason
Don Gulstrom
Joe Buchanan
Jerry Stidham
Bruins
Dairymen Set Annual Meet in Coos County Oregon
Two Coos county dairy groups plan their joint annual meeting featuring discussions on rising farm property taxes and Oregon milk marketing outlook. State Senator Glen Stadler will discuss tax issues with other panelists including Arnold Morton Don Anderson and Carl Holland Jr. A free noon luncheon will be provided by Albers Milling Company and local dairy manufacturers and processors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Coos County
Tynes
Glen Stadler
Eugene
Permanent
Legislative Tax Study Committee
Stadler
Arnold Morton
Coquille
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
Portland
Don Anderese
Oregon State University
Carl Holland, Jr
Coos County Agricultural Stilization and Conservation Service
Albers Milling Company
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Joy Backlund
Bert Winningham
Becky Coffman
Linda Bartley
Greg Whitberger
Lana Besse
Gayle Walton
David Horton
Julie Ames
Valeria Rondo
Penny
Bosco
David Ralph
Walter Seals
Ron Gary Floyd
Cereal Gaserman
Mike Kissell
Gary Crosby
Scot
Gibbe
Dan Krewson
Kathy Lancaster
Bill Smith
Charlotte Northup
Denna
Terry Bushnell
Row
Rick VanDuine
Everett Webber
Lenny Meyer
Dennis Dayton
Jim MacKerren
Delbert Starr
Ross Shepherd
Jim McCrae
Dale Wilson
Ernie Newton
Mike
Senator Neuberger
Nick Galloway
US Academy
Academi
Coquille Devils
Devils
Lancers
Port Elect
Coquille Rover
Tom Forrest
Bob Detlefsen
Erwin Wisberger
Clarence Ralph Mort Laird
Reed
Joe Frazer
Res Street
Clyde Cask
C Street
J. M. Myers
Art Evans
Marvin Cook
Joe Stiennon
Bill Roush
Ed van Vinck
Beedeport
Southwestern Oregon Firemen’s Association
Dairymen
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