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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1958

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Pomona Grange Picnic Draws Hundreds At Coos County Fairgrounds

At the Coos County fairgrounds the Pomona Grange picnic drew an estimated 200 attendees Sunday afternoon. Russell Evans of Myrtle Grange gave the welcome address, with Pomona Master Wilmer Briggs delivering a talk. Myrtle Grange’s entertainment committee, John Caudle, Mrs. Bob Trigg and Joe Laird, led the program. Winners included Billy Metcalf in the boys sack race and Kathleen Carman in the girls sack race.

Coos County Fairgrounds Pomona Grange Russell Evans Myrtle Grange Pomona Wilmer Briggs Myrtle Grange Entertainment Committee John Caudle Bob Trigg Joe Laird Billy Metcalf Kathleen Carman

All-American Star to Speak at Presbyterian Youth Rally

George Sellick former Stanford All-American basketball star and Princeton Seminary student will headline the Coastal arc Presbyterian Youth Rally at First Presbyterian Church. The event includes a Myrtle Crest gym demonstration at 5 p.m. and a 6 p.m. dinner followed by a lecture. Participating churches include Reedsport North Bend Coos Bay and Bandon.

First Presbyterian Church George Sellick Stanford Princeton Theological Seminary Myrtle Crest Gym Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Reedsport North Bend Coos Bay Bandon

Poehlitz Accepts Credit Manager Post at Security Bank

Charles Poehlitz formerly of Portland Oregon has accepted the position of credit manager at the Security Bank and has held the post since July 15. He comes from Portland First National Bank after two years there and earlier served as a federal bank examiner with headquarters in Portland. Mrs Poehlitz plans to move two children to Myrtle Point and the Poelitz family will reside in the Compton house on Spruce street.

Charles Poehlitz Portland Ore The Security Bank Poehlitz Portland First National Bank Federal Bank RFC Loan Association Myrtle Point Compton Spruce Street

Coos Port Commission Backs Highway 420 Plan for East West Corridor

The Coos Bay Port Commission endorsed Highway 420 as the next development step linking Myrtle Point to Winston vicinity on US 42. The move unites Coos County in a push for a first class east west highway, aiming to create a regional through route synchronized with state plans. The port, a powerful local body, backs the 42 drive as a core goal of the Housewives for 42 and the Coos County Chamber board.

Coos Bas Myrtle Point Winston United Front Coos County

Myrtle Point Chamber Opposes Telco Rate Hike

At a Monday meeting the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce unanimously endorsed a resolution urging the State Public Utilities Commission to deny West Coast Telephone Co. rate increase requests. The group also asked other local civic organizations to endorse the stance.

Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce West Coast Tel. Co Elton Schroeder State Public Utilities Commission West Coast Telephone Co Myrtle Point

Mrs Lyle Carver Wins First in All Coast Bowling

Mrs Lyle Carver and partner Mrs Ron Cole of Hauser Oregon won the women's division of the All Coast Bowling Tournament at Albany Lanes Oregon earning first place trophies and a share of a prize list totaling 83 76150 dollars from a field of more than 13 000 competitors.

Lyle Carver Ron Cole Hauser Oregon Carver Cule Albany Lanes Albany

Letter From Minnie King Describes Brussels World Fair Rodeo Trouble

Minnie King writes from Europe describing travels to Germany France Spain and the Brussels World Exposition. She encloses an All-American Wild West Rodeo program with signatures from Coos County Fair performers like Buster Ivory Vern Goodrich Dusty Irwin Casey Tibbs and others. She notes mismanagement at the American exhibit and mixed public reception, with commentary on hamburgers coffee and the overall fair scene.

Minnie King Brussels Belgium Herald Europe Minnie Coos County Buster Ivory George Hall Vern Goodrich Dusty Irwin Casey Tibbs George Willians Tulsa Okla Paul Templeton Wenatchee Alturas Calif Bill Linderman Walla Walla Gerald Roberts Strong City Kans Bill Williams Los Angeles Ted Warhol Minneapolis Minn South Dakota USA States Casey

City Council Delays Projects Amid Statewide Strike

The East Maple street sewer plans were approved and bids set to be called. Heavy equipment operator strike halts sewer work statewide, prompting a bid deadline of October 15 and possible spring 1959 postponement. The council also urged the Public Utilities Commission to oppose a rate hike by West Coast Telephone. Harland Montgomery thanked the council for TB skin-testing cooperation and reported upcoming county skin-tests due to many positives.

Maple Street City Recorder R H_ Erichsen Public Utilities Commissioner West Coast Telephone Company Harland Montgomery Coos County

Children Featured In Myrtle Point Herald Photo Series

The Myrtle Point Herald announces a feature series publishing uniform size portraits of children labeled as future world builders. An expert photographer will provide the images to ensure best reproduction quality, with details continued on page three.

Jaycees Sponsor Tire Drive for Local Youth Programs

Local Junior Chamber of Commerce members approve a tire collection project to stockpile old auto and truck tires. Proceeds fund Myrtle Point Jaycee initiatives including the Summer Youth Recreation program and evening teen entertainment. A storage lot behind Griffin Farm Supply was donated by Brodie Shingle Co. for tire stockpiling. Call 2051 days or 2271 evenings to arrange pickup.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Jaycees’s Myrtle Point Griffin Brodie Shingle Co

Skating Rink Open Tuesdays This Summer Says Lions Chair

Joe Avina chairman of the Lions Skating Rink committee announces the rink will be open on Tuesday evenings from 7 30 to 9 30 during the summer or as long as there is public demand. A good crowd attended last Tuesday and organizers say keeping the rink open depends entirely on demand.

Joe Avina Lions Skating Rink Committee Joe

Queen of Coos Co. Fair to Be Crowned at Coquille Dance

The Coos County Sheriff’s Posse plans a coronation ball at the Coquille Community Building this Saturday night where one of three finalists from Clover Ranch will be crowned queen. Contestants Sally Schlatter Myrtle Point Linda Molby and Linda George of Coquille were chosen from 17 entrants based on horsemanship speech and appearance. An all Junior Horse Show follows the next day at the fair grounds Myrtle Point with a cowboy breakfast from 8 to 10 am and events starting at 1 pm.

Coos Co Coquille Coos County Posse Fair Grounds Myrtle Point

All Roads Lead to Agness for Big Sunday Events

Two beef barbecues on Saturday night and Sunday noon in Agness with a king-size meal priced 150 dollars for adults 75 cents for ages 6 to 12 and free under 6. The Rogue River boat race runs 2:30 pm eight miles up to Billings Creek and back with prizes including 1000 dollars and a trophy. Crowning of Queen at 10:30 am and log bucking at 10 am. spectators can view from Shasta Consta road rock bar. General Thos. Rilea attends on behalf of Gov. Holmes.

Agness Ilinois Rogue River Rogue Billings Creek Shasta Consta Road Rockbar Thos. Rilea Gov. Holmes Davidson Coquille

BLM Plans Large Timber Sale Amid 1959 60 Schedule Change

Coos Bay BLM announces 18 month planning for a major timber sale shifting to a fiscal year basis. Priority given to salvage of fire killed wind blown and beetle infected timber. District Manager Vladimiroff invites companies and individuals to suggest tracts and salvage areas for inclusion based on prospective purchaser interest.

Distri T B. T. Vladimiroff

Powers Lions eS Recapture Attempt Ruptures Myrtle Point Meet

Powers Lions visited Myrtle Point last Wednesday aiming to recapture the district traveling trophy Lion Leo. Virgil Daniels appeared among the visitors and outlined aims for his administration. President Elden Brodie managed the lively gathering as Powers members Verlin Hermann Jack Bushnell Ed Winatowsted Archie Lane James Gamwel Grady Pinson Marvin Jones and Ray Getchell joined the event.

Tip Powers Club Myrtle Point Lion Leo Powers Jon Leo Powers Lions Lion Virgil Daniels Powers Lions Elden Brodie Verlin Hermann Jack Bushnell Ed Winatowsted Archie Lane James Gamwel Grady Pinson Marvin Jones Frank Grove Ray Getchell Ray

Broadbent to Install TV Translator This Week

Engineer Don Carmichael of Spokane will visit Broadbent on Wednesday and Thursday to install the Broadbent TV Translator. A volunteer work party is called with lunch provided by the Broadbent Grange Home Extension unit. Memberships are $65 and available at Newell's Appliance Henry A Schroeder Sons or Thorntons. The goal is to have the TV system operating by weekend.

Don Carmichael Spokane Wash Broadbent Broadbent TV Translator, Inc Broadbent Grange Myrtle Point Newell's Henry A. Schroeder & Sons Thorntons

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