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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

9

Powers High School Honors Banquet Names 1968 Athlete of the Year

Tom Gilkison received the outstanding athlete award at the Powers Lions club sponsored banquet. He will play in the Shrine football game as fullback and linebacker. Shorty Lawson won the most valuable player honor, while Dan Taylor earned most improved. Jim Pinson was shooting champion and Bob Frye was named best fan. wrist watches went to Margaret Eider and Tom Gilkison.

Tom Gilkison Powers Powers Lions Club Dan Taylor Jim Pinson Bob Frye Margaret Eider Tom Gilkinson

Coquille Valley Spring Handicap Golf Heads Into Fourth Round

The Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club tournament moves to round four with 16 players left eight in the championship flight and eight in the consolation. Jack McLarrin released this week's matchups including Holiman versus Forbes Mast versus Bartley Meldrum versus Clayton Mast Clinton versus Knight. Trophies for the champions are on display in the pro shop.

Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club Jack McLarrin Rues Holiman Tony Forbes Bob Mastin Ray Bartley Frank Meldrum Clayton Mast Dutch Clinton Stan Knight McLarrin

Pioneer Talk Slated At Coos County Meeting

Mrs Tom Smith of Florence will be the pioneer storyteller for the June 8 meeting of the Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical Association. Her husband Tom, a Coos River native in his 70s, will be the talk theme. dues and refreshments planned. event at Simpson Park North Bend 1 p.m. all invited.

Tom Smith Florence Coos- Curry

Local residents travel and family visits noted in weekly roundup

The column chronicles trips and gatherings: Tom Celfman and Dean Mason return from a RLDS priesthood retreat in Lewis River Wash with Mary Jo Coffman joining them to Springfield. OSU students Ben Brodie and Betty Gilbert, and siblings Jim and Hall Thomas return from Portland area studies, with others visiting Salem, Eugene, Portland, and Corvallis.

Tom Celfman Dean Mason R.L.D.S Lewis River Wash Springfield Mary Jo Coffman Ray Melton

Water pumps restored boosting Myrtle Point supply

City Manager Ben Nichols reports repair of a Myrtle Point water pump with a $1,200 bowl assembly now installed. A second pump was repaired for $313.83 after a motor failure. Three pumps ready to deliver 1200 to 1300 gallons per minute with reserve capacity, and users would notice no change in service.

Myrtle Point Ben Nichols Nichels

Extra Heavy Rainfall Hits May This Year

Clarence Ralph tabulates May rainfall comparing this year with 1962. May 1962 saw 1.60 inches while this May totals 6.41 inches. The average annual rainfall is sixty inches. The last heavy rain was May 1 with a steady rain continuing into Tuesday.

Clarence Ralph

Local families visit in Corvallis area gathering

A parade of relatives and friends travels through Corvallis and nearby towns for visits. John graduates from OSU with a pharmacy degree while family members from Seattle, Palo Alto, Veneta, Alamosa, Fort Wolters, Los Angeles, Medford, Broadbent, Richmond and Eugene attend brief hometown reunions and travel plans.

John OSU Robert Seattle Wash Nancy Passon Point Air Force Dennis LaFarlette Dennis Kenneth Susy Palo Alto Calif Floyd LaFarlette Myrtle Hotel

Planning Commission Seeks Candidates

The city council discussed two vacancies on the planning commission to be filled by mayoral appointment with council approval. Councilman Howe urged including qualified women. Pinkney planned to submit two candidate names for the next meeting.

Planning Commission Ross Pinkney Jim Howe Pinkley

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