Archie McCrae Named New Principal at Myrtle Point
Archie McCrae, 40, becomes Myrtle Point high school principal succeeding Ray Neugart who moves to Curry county as superintendent. McCrae previously led Sutherlin high for six years after degrees from Lewis and Clark and a six year education stint at McLarin School for Boys and Lorraine schools. He and his wife and three children will relocate within two weeks.
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Archie McCrae
Sutherlin High School
Ray Neugart Neugart
Curry County
McCrae
Jean
Bill
Jim
Myrtle Point
Ang
Lewis and Clark
Sutherlin
McLarrin School For
Woodburn
Lorraine Schools
Ken Triplett Purchases Plant Penguin Lockers
Ken Triplett purchases and operates Plant Penguin Lockers. He will offer locker services and wholesale and retail meat sales with custom cutting and wrapping. Family plans to move from North Bend. Triplett is a Nat resident and Elks member seeking new recruits for the Holiday Magnum club. Linda Bartley wins horse show prize aboard Saharra at Coos River. Coos-Curry Pioneer Picnic set for Sunday July 26 at North Bend community building with public invitation.
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Ken Triplett
Triplett
Karen
North Bend
Coos Bay
Elks Lodge
Bay Area
Marshfield High School
Ram Sale Set Catalogs For Willamette Valley Ram Sale
Willamette Valley Ram Sale catalogs are available for the 24th annual sale at Linn County Fairgrounds Albany on Saturday August 1 starting 10 am. About 230 head of Oregon yearling studs and ewes in Romney Lincoln Corrie dale Columbia Cheviot North County Cheviot Shropshire Hampshire Southdown and Suffolk breeds to be sold in order. Mrs Bryant Named To County Board Mrs George Bryant named for another four year term on the County Welfare Board appointments made by the board of county commissioners.
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Linn County Fairgrounds
Albany
Lynn Cannon
Oregon
Romney
Lincoln
Corriedale
Columbia
Cheviot
North County
Shropshire
Hampshire
Southdown
Suffolk
Bryant
George Bryant
County Welfare Board
J.J Bob Geaney
Board of County Commissioners
Bruce Whitaker Named Idaho Society Director
Bruce M. Whitaker, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Whitaker, was named executive director of the Idaho Society for Crippled Children and Adults. He succeeds Lee Zumwalt who resigned in May and will base in Boise. He previously worked four years as a field representative and most recently as assistant personnel manager at Ore-Ida Foods Ontario.
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Bruce M. Whitaker
Howard Whitaker
The
Idaho Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Thomas H. Allen
Whitaker
Lee Zumwalt
Myrtle Point High School
Boise
Idaho
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Ore-Ida Food Inc
Ontario
Lgy
Eye Injury Leads to Surgery for Local Boy
Eight year old Michael Johnson underwent eye surgery Sunday at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene after being hit by dirt and gravel thrown by another child while playing at Myrtle Crest school grounds. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Johnson of Maryland Avenue. He was moved from Johnson Memorial Hospital in North Bend to Eugene on Saturday. Letters may be addressed to Room 344 Children’s Dept Sacred Heart Hospital Eugene Oregon.
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Michael Johnson
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eugene
James Johnson
Maryland Avenue
Myrtle Crest
Acohnson Memorial Hospital
North Bend
Children’s Dept
Oregon
X. M
Bud’ Griffin
Beaverton
Ellis Dement
Molalla
Russell Dement
Alvin Logue
Sherry
Eddy
Emporia
Wedness Kansas
Verne Lundy
Logue
Rose Garrett
Bible School Begins August 3 in Myrtle Point
Vacation Bible School is set for August 3 to 7 by the Presbyterian and Methodist Churches of Myrtle Point. Classes run each morning at the Methodist Church. Rev Glen Mayhew, director, is pastor of the Presbyterian Church and Rev John Wood is Methodist pastor. Children from kindergarten through junior high may register in advance at either church.
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Presbyterian and Methodist Churches
Myrtle Point
Methodist Church
Glen Mayhew
Mayhew
Presbyterian Church
John Wood
Schools Open District 41 Sets Early Start and End
Superintendent Joe Stewart announced District 41 will start August 31 and end May 28, 1965 to help teachers and students plan summer. Myrtle Point students gain two weeks to seek jobs before most schools close.
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Joe Stewart
Myrtle Point
Stewart
Clara M. McRay Rites Held in Klamath Falls
Clara M. McRay 74 died in Klamath Falls July 9. Born August 12 1880 at Manville Wyoming she was Past Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Star Myrtle Point chapter. Funeral services were held there Tuesday with burial in Evergreen Memorial Park. She married George L. McRay in 1909 and moved to Oregon in 1918.
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Clara M. McRay
The
Order of Eastern Starr
Myrtle Point
Klamath Falls
Manville
Wyo
Evergreen Memorial Park
Local Summer Visits and Family News Chronicle
Local residents report vacations, hospital updates, and family gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nemec return from three weeks in Texas and California visiting relatives and Disneyland. Tommy Bateman, six, home from Portland after leg surgery and a six week recovery. Grandparents Rue Mentie welcome their eleventh grandchild born at Westover Air Force Base. Various relatives visit, travel, and attend picnics and events across Coquille, Eugene, Albany, and other nearby places.
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Pete Nemec
Texas
California
Disneyland
Tommy
Cecil Bateman
Portland
Rue Mentie
Massachusetts
Calvin Chapman
Westover Air Force Base
Chapman
Hentzes
Myr
Keith Nelverstot
Eugene
MPH
Coquille
Morphine Missing From Myrtle Point Station Drug Cabinet
Police report a large amount of morphine was taken from a locked cabinet at the Mast Hespliak station. Myrtle Point Chief Lewis Fieyd says the case is under intensive city and state investigation with the State Board of Pharmacy notified. A Narcotics Division investigator visited June 16 and evidence sent to the state crime laboratory as prosecutors consider charges. Hospital authorities withhold further information pending arrest.
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Ployd
Mast’ Hespliak
Res
Myrtle Peéat
Lewis Fieyd
State Board of Pharemacy, Narcotica Division
Myrtle Point
Ies
State Crime Laboratory
Floyd
Tion
Richard Gassman Named to Honor College Honors List
The William Gasemins announce their son Richard, a University of Oregon freshman, has been made a member of Honor College at the U of the M.P.H.S. He earned a high GPA and a place on Prevident's Honors list.
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William Gasemins
Richard
University of Oregon
U of the M.P.H.S
Meldon A. Carl Services Held in Coquille
Meldon A. Carl, longtime Arago resident and community leader, died recently. He served on the Arago consolidation with the Myrtle Point district and was a director at Myrtle Point School. He married Yvonne Croes in 1986 in Coquille. Survivors include daughter Rebecca of Arago, son Douglas, Merbert, and Kenneth. Burial occurred at Scheidger Brothers Mortuary in Coquille with Rev. Vernon Wiggets officiating.
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Arago
Scheidger Brothers Mortuary
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al Sprague
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Thleen Gilkison Lane
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Herald Press
Verlin Hermann
Keneeling
Retery Park
Don
Evens
Mareld Dreper
Mrs. Press
Magnum Club
Elks
Holiday Magnum Club
Linda Bartley
Ray Bartley
Coos River
Miss Bartley
Saharra
Coos County
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Ram Sale Set
Bruce Whitaker
Society
Bible School
Math Falls
Milton Schroeder
John Howe
Schroeder
Paul Breuer
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Broadbent
Gravelford
Walter Moore
Douglas
Barbara
Ashland
Lewis Smith
Laverne Park
John Wham
Jehell
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone National Park
Lutheran League
Honeyman State Park
Homer Peterson
Vic Bushnell
Carl Johnson
Glenn Sorensen
Phoenix
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Herald
Richard Gassman
Honor College
Meldon A. Carl
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