Coquille Valley Numismatists Hold Summer Meeting
The Coquille Valley Numismatists gathered Sunday June 37 at the Nelsons home for a summer meeting with a potluck and outdoor games. Attendees included F. G. Ekker Cliff Grimmell Charles Scott Marlin Long Loren Waterman Ken Lyman Dolores Buss Tick Nelson and guests Clarence Churchill Joseph Grimmell of Laguna Hills California. Prizes from the Fisherman’s Breakfast drawing were awarded to Winona Osbon Melodie Laird Richard Lemery with local sponsors Western Auto Myrtle Point Coquille and Disco Sporting Goods Coquille aiding the event.
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Coquille Valley Numismatists
Nelson’s
F. G. Ekker
Cliff Grimmell
Charles Scott
Marlin Long
Loren Waterman
Ken Lyman
Dolores Buss
Tick
Nelson
Clarence Churchill
Joseph Grimmells
Laguna Hills
Calif
Fisherman’s Breakfast
Winona Osbon
Melodie Laird
Richard G. Lemery
Health Dept
Coquille
Western Auto
Myrtle Point
Anniversary Gatherings Honor Two Local Couples
Mrs. Dale Hoffman notes visitors from Pheasant Hill and Boston for the McNeals 40th anniversary surprise party on June 27. A family picnic and cake event followed with many relatives and friends. Steve Gibbs celebrated his 30th wedding anniversary with a potluck luncheon at Broadbent social hall.
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John Walter
Pheasant Hill
Calif
Barbara Torringon
Boston
Mass
Virgil McNeal
McNeal
Chuck Kissell
Arago
Walter
Truman Jackson
Torrington
Steve Gibbs
Broadbent
Louise Johnson
Powers
Joe Latimer
Alan Train
Ruben Fugate
Bill Campbell
Wilmot Hoffman
Joni
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Hoffman
Connie Hoffman
Frazier Hoffman
Bob Palmer
Mike Labatt
Charlies Hoffman
Dale Hoffman
Glenn Gulstrom
Debbie
Don Guistrom
Walter Graham
Sandy
Mitch Biles
Portland
Paula Pearce
Methodist Church
Hoffman
Susan
Jon
Broadbent Community Church
Camp Myrtlewood
Florence Edna Schneider Obituary in Gold Beach
Lifetime resident Florence Edna Schneider died in Gold Beach on a June date. Born March 26, 1890 at Pyrtle Point she married Ernest J. Schaider in Myrtle Point in 1911. Funeral July 1 in Myrtle Point with Rev. Gerald Wright officiating. Private vault interment at Norway Cemetery. She is survived by husband Ernest J. and several relatives.
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Florence Edna Schneider
Gold Beach
Norway Cemetery
Schneider
Ernest J
Agness
Burt Rutledge
Agenss
Oran Keeler
Coquille
Walter Barkiew
Alien Butler
Barview
Portland to Host Jehovah's Witnesses Divine Name Convention
Charles T. Oden of the Myrtle Point congregation announced that Portland was chosen as a site for one of 34 Jehovah's Witnesses Divine Name district conventions this summer. The Myrtle Point group plans to attend and participate in all activities, with a public lecture scheduled for Sunday at 3 p.m.
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Portland
Jehovah's Witnesses
United States
Charles T. Oden
Myrtle Paint
Ram Sale Set for July 10 at Roseburg Fairgrounds
One hundred eighty purebred rams will be sold at the Southwest Oregon Ram and Ewe Sale held at the Douglas County Fairgrounds in Roseburg on Saturday July 10. Animals may be inspected after 3:00 p.m. with the auction starting at 7:00 p.m. Breeds listed include Romsey, Lincoln, Corrie Dale, Cotswold, Columbia, Cheviot, Dorset, Shropshire, Hampshire, Suffolk, and more. The sale is sponsored by Douglas and Lane County Livestock and catalog requests go to Wayne Mosher, Roseburg Oregon.
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S Vuglas County Fairgrounds
Roseburg
Lynn Cannon
Coos County
Romasy
Lincoln
Corriedale
Cotswold
Columbia
Cheviot
Dorset
Shropshire
Hampshire
Suffolk
Sai A
Recruiter Phillips Assigned to Coos Bay Station
Staff Sergeant Harry W. Phillips, 38, is reassigned as recruiter at the U S Army Recruiting Station in Coos Bay covering Coos and Curry counties. He joins Sgt J C Dick McDougall as a two man team and recently completed the Recruiting and Career Counseling School course. His prior duty was in Vietnam. decorations include the Bronze Star Air Medal Purple Heart and Vietnam medals. He and his wife Diane plan to live in the Coos Bay area.
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Harry W. Phillips
U. S. Army
Coos Bay
Portland
Coos
Curry Counties
Phillips
J.C. Dick McDougall
Fort Henraman Harrison
Ind
Republic of Vietnam
Sergeant Phillips
Diane
Coos Bay Area
Openings still remain at Oregon colleges for late decisions
A June WICHE survey shows 1 540 openings in Oregon colleges for entering freshmen and transfer students with deadlines ranging August 1 to October 6. Two year and four year institutions list commuting and dormitory vacancies, with several deadlines in August and September. Details are available from WICHE College Vacancy Survey P D Drawer FP Boulder CO 80308.
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Oregon Colleges and Universities
Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education
WICHE
Oregon Higher Education
Oregon
Clatsop Community College
Astoria
Cordia College
Portland
Mt. Hood Community College
Gresham
Oregon Technical Institute
Klamath Falls
Treasure Valley Community College
Ontario
Clackamas Community College
Oregon City
Lane Community College
Eugene
Linn-Benton Community College
Albany
Portland Community College
Umpqua Community College
Roseburg
Eastern Oregon College
la Grande
Grove
Southern Oregon College
Ashland
Warner Pacific College
Western Baptist Bible College
Salem
George Fox College
Newberg
Linfield College
McMinnville
P. D
Boulder
Colo
Summer Workshop at Coquille Valley Art Center with Dr Banister
Dr Robert Banister will guest teach a two week summer workshop at Coquille Valley Art Center September 13 to 24. The program covers landscape seascape and floral painting with demonstrations critiques and three public lectures on watercolor collage and mixed media. Fees are 40 two weeks for members and 60 two weeks for non members with reductions for one week. Registrations are by Charlotte Schussler at 756 3776.
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Robert B. Banister
Lincoln County
Coquille Valley Art Center
Banister
Moreno Valley
Riverside County
California
United States Armed Forces U. S. Army
US Strategic Air Command
University of Oregon
Illinois
Utah
Texas
Portland State College
Redlands University
Armed Forces Institute
International Academy of Art
Rome
Italy
New York Art
Kiplinger
Post
Life
Ford
Times
U. S. Army
Dr. Banister
Northwest America
Coquille
Charlotte Schussler
Oregon could outpace neighbors in alfalfa hay, says official
Hay marketing potential in northern Nevada and central California tour leads State Agriculture official to project Oregon can raise more and higher quality hay. Eastern Oregon and Willamette Valley seen as competitive for domestic and export markets, with irrigation efficiency noted and 1965 alfalfa weevil setback partly mitigated by new resistant strains.
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Nevada
California
State Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Don McKinnis
Department
Agricultural Development Division
Japan
McKinnis
Willamette Valley
South
Additional vehicle tax could raise $14 million
Oregon officials say an optional extra motor vehicle registration tax could raise over 14 million dollars if all counties adopt the levy. Estimated 1,415,818 vehicles would pay the $10 fee, with Multnomah and Lane counties among the largest affected and Wheeler County the least.
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Oregon
Chester W. Ott
Oregon Motor Vehicles Division
Ott
Multnomah County
Lane
Marion
Clackamas
Washington
Wheeler County
Paul Breuer Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Local resident Paul Breuer underwent emergency appendectomy at Coquille Valley Hospital on Wednesday morning. The procedure was performed under certification and the patient was listed in stable condition with no complications reported.
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Paul Breuer
Coquille Valley Hospital
Johnson Mountain Road Sightseeing Drive Near Powers
An invitation to the Johnson Mountain Road sightseeing trip from Powers describes a scenic route past Powers Airport through changing forests with myrtle maple and conebearing trees, blue iris banks, and elk wallows. It notes possible elk and deer sightings and fawn arrivals amid logged and standing timber views.
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Johnson Mountain
Powers
Powers Airport
Daphne Grove Campground Opens Along Coquille River
The report notes fog or sun over mountain tops and announces open trails and campgrounds at AU sites. Daphne Grove, about 15 miles from Powers on Coquille River Road, sits on the South Fork Coquille with 17 camping spots and piped water. Fishing remains good after recent rain.
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Daphne Grove
Powers
Coquille River
Coquille
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Dora News
BY Teresa Crosby
Disco Sporting Goods
Tom Heyman
Frank Brussells
Bobby
Terry
Kendolia
Brussells
Heyman
Marrieta Burssells
Marjorie King
W. L. Briggs
Bob Briggs
Marilyn Heyman
Multnomah
Dora
Murl Laird
Middle Creek
Patty
Wendy Albright
Roberta Knowlton
Echo Laird
Sally
Jackie Ray
Angie Bowen
Cheryl Laird
Wilani
Robin
Teresa Crosby
Teresa
Coos Curry Council
Bill Summerlin
Elroy Zeigler
Jim Washburn
Crystal Washburn
Dergier
Nettie Beker
Myrtle Ralstin
Ron Mason
Ralph Mason
Jeff Lynn
Doug Gardner
Bandon
Redding
Callf
Robert Johnson
Candee
Mitch
Glasgow
Frank Purvis
Hansen’s Landing
Victoria Jean Miller
Fresno
Mike
Cherie Zanders
Mrs. Dale Hoffman
Charles Hoffman
Evelyn Northup
Willamette Valley Ram Sale
Linn County Fair Grounds
Southdown
Oregon Purebred Sheep Breeders Assn
BE. Mibesell
Bou
Altaay
Oregon State University
Corvallis
Pacific University
Forest
Portland State University
University of Portland
CVAC
London International
Tnesdays
Freezer
Nass
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