Youngsters Vie for Championship in Tennis Tournament
Twenty three junior contenders compete for the summer tennis crown as first round matches see Allen Schroeder, Bill Brodie, Ann Hammer and Don Mast advance. Finals slated Monday at 1 30 p m with quarter finals Thursday and Friday and semi finals Saturday. Pee Wee baseball and community nights pepper the week with dances and games at the High school cafetorium. Myrtle Point leads the league after a 59 30 win highlighted by Bill Harper 26 points and John Whitaker 13 points. Broadbent, Stringtown and Arago results round out the early standings.
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Allen Schroeder
Sally Heeren
Bill Brodie
Bobby Nichols
Ann Hammer
Sandra Underwood
Don Mast
Linda Beckham
Peewee
Pee Wee’ers
Myrtle Point Pee- Wees
Coquille
Jay Cees
Jim Howe
Arago Breeezedast
Point City
Bill Harper
John Whitaker
Myrtle Paint City
Stringtown
Ray Mast
Dick Wilson
Tom Curry
Gary Watson
Broadbent
Myrtle Point City
Myrtle Piont
Arago
Harold Csergei
Broadbent gang takes win as Watson leads scoring
Chuck Watson carried the entire lead for the Broadbent gang with 23 18 and 13 points. Hall Thomas added 14 and Ron Getchell 13 for M Point city rivals. Ray Mast Richard Schmidt and Tom Curry led the winners with 12 9 and 8 points.
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Stringtown
Pos
Broadbent
Mast
Watson
Chuck ‘Wilson
Madison
Gary
Csergei Curry
Galloway Schmidt
Gray Gilchrist
Franzen
Point City
Arago Getchell
Harper
B Whitaker
E Getchell
Kissell Gilchrist
Underwood
Huntley Schultz
Chuck Watson
Broadbent Gang
Hall Thomas
Ron Getchell
Pace M. Point City
Ray Mast
Richard Schmidt
Tom Curry
Salmon Unlimited Outlines Fish Farm Plans in Coos County
The Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative board heard Salmon Unlimited's preliminary report on feasible fish farming in local streams from Coquille to the upper Che tco and Rogue River areas. The nonprofit, similar to Ducks Unlimited, plans statewide fundraising with Oregon State Fish Commission cooperation to support fish farms in its service area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative
Salmon Unlimited
Coquille
Stuart Bietzel
Ducks Unlimited
Coos-Curry Electric
Coquille River
California
Chetco
Oregon State Fish Commission
Coos-Curry
Miss Oregon Pageant Sets Seaside for 1958 Crown
Five judges will select Miss Oregon 1958 at Seaside July 25 26 27. Ten contestants from counties perform talents while Johnny Carpenter hosts and Judith Jo Hansen crowns the winner. Pepsi Cola scholarships total 2500 with 1000 for the winner.
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Oregon
Seaside
Virgina Kemp§&Son
Eugene
Dan
Oregon College of Education
Electra Gailas
Portland
Maria Easterls Charm School and Model Agency
Ulah Rhoden
Roseburg
The
Little Ballet Theatre
Lawrence D Woodworth
Kent
Wash
Washington
Pepsi-Cola Foundation
Seaside Junior Chamber of Commerce
Coos County
Rose Thrush
Marsha Edger
Gold Coast
Donna Zenzen
Hillsboro
Dana Ralston
Lincoln County
Barbara Melum
Pendleton
Harriette Fromong
Sandra Wheeler
Springfield
Rawdonia Snyder
the Dalles
Helen Howard
Yamhill County
Mary Vinton
Kids Pictures to Be Taken Free
Free portrait day offered at the American Legion hall on Thursday August 7 from 10 am to 6 pm. Parents may bring children for no charge and need not be subscribers or readers of this newspaper to participate.
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American Legion Hall
Itoas Bonafide
Advan
Pictures of community youngsters at Legion hall event
The Herald urges mothers and fathers to bring children to the August 7 photo session at the Legion hall. Families may order prints through the studio representative, but participation is voluntary. Photographs aim to showcase all youngsters with the paper publishing later.
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Herald
Legion Hall
Remote News Highlights Local Visits and Community Event
Mrs Charles Bowers and family hosted and hosted guests from River ton Coos Bay Coquille Tampa Florida and Toketee Falls over the weekend. Nearby families including Weathers Masters Jennings Shaffar and Mecum logged visits to relatives in Myrtle Point Bandon and Diamond Lake. The Remote Community club held its annual cook food sale near the Remote store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowers
Jim Bankhead
Riverton
Gene Bulson
Sandys Creek
Henrys Weathers
Frink Milton
Moorth Point
Jim Masters
Empire
Wayne Jennings
Tampa
Florida
Lawrence Jennings
Ealeen Chamberlin
Jerry Ford
Coos Bay
Richard Rose
Coquille
Ray Shaffar
Myrtle Point
Bruce Weathers
Don
Terry Connell
Cecil Watkins
Toketee Falls
Bert Mecum
Alaska
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Henry / A. Schroeder & Sons
Arvin Ewm
Matchleas Arvin
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
North Bend
Food Thrift Mart
Swift
Kool Aid
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