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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
8
Myrtle Po McKinley School alumni plan their annual reunion the last Sunday in July at Cherry Creek Park with a picnic. Invitations are in the mall for out-of-state former teachers and students and their families to attend and renew friendships.
Bel Thorp reports the Powers council opened at 7 30 pm with Mayor Noble Ademek and five councilmembers present. A crack in the Little Reservoir spine line was found and will be inspected before repair. Merry Warner discusses sewer line grant options for the North Side project and notes five jail upgrades required by the State Sanitation Department. Chief Zanni arranges removal of old cars. The clinic seeks a replacement purse practitioner after July 1. Visitors include Mrs. Dorothy Alawine and Mrs. Joyce Ruttencutter of Naw California for a graduation, plus Marion Walker and daughters from Port Orchard.
May events include Mrs. Tom Solerion and Mabel Thorp at Klamath Falls for the Rebekah Assembly with delegates from Coquille Myrtle Point and Kinmath Falls. Inter-Church Fellowship hosts Powers Baptist Church on June 8 at 7 p.m. themed Old Time Religion. Also Canasta Club met May 27 at Kenneth McKenzie home with high scores by Mrs. Clawson and Mrs. Clark. last meeting until fall.
Marine Private Thomas D. Grimsley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Grimsley, 650 2%th Street, Myrtle Point, has reported for duty with Marine Aviation Training Support Group 980 at Naval Air Station Memphis Tennessee.
The Southwesters 75 perform Sunday evening June 6 at Marshfield High School auditorium in a free concert. Directed by Frank Levek and Karla Reggall of Southwestern Oregon Community College. Local graduates perform pieces from Bed I Brown to Immigrants and Dream On. Proceeds to Day Care Center.
The Century Farm program for Oregon farms with 100 plus years of family ownership is postponed from 1975 to 1976 as part of the state’s bicentennial observance. The Oregon Department of Agriculture and Oregon Historical Society began the program in 1968 and have since alternated registration cycles due to declining applicants.
Junior Grange members are urged to attend the Grange Organizational meeting Saturday night. A list of attendees includes Glenn Gulstrom and family, Don Cox and family, Mindy and Kavin of Coos Bay, and others from Broadbent and Coos Bay.
Public Utility Commissioner Charles Davis has set hearings on air service matters. The schedule details remain to be announced, with potential outcomes affecting local routes and airline operations.
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