Oregon Shakespeare Festival Groundbreaking Set for 1969
The Oregon Shakespearean Festival announced a $1.2 million indoor theatre add on with a June 1, 1969 completion goal. funds reached $1,033,000 of a $1.2 million target, needing $170,000 more to finish the Angus Bowmer Theatre, while architects Kirk Wallace and McKinley plan late fall working drawings.
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Oregon Shakespearean Festival
John Cotton
Festival Development Fund
Festival
William Patton
Angus Bowmer
Kirk, Wallace and McKinley
Pate Ton
Local News In Brief Highlights From Myrtle Point Area
Visiting at the Paul Franzen home were Franzen's sister and Mr and Mrs Don Lyon of Metzger Oregon. On Sunday June 9 Paul Franzen and Janice attended a double wedding in Cottage Grove for Bill Palmquist and Jean Palmquist and John Frye and Janice Vandiver. The Palmquists are former Myrtle Point residents. Bill managed Safeway here. Family members of James Barklow visited after his death. Richie Daniels and family welcome a baby boy named Scott Morgan born June 11 in Coos Bay. The Daniels family plan a Canada and Alaska trip this weekend in their trailer. Walter Moore of Ely joins Mrs Daniels in store work during absences. Mrs Ernie Evernden and Darrell took Marlene Walker to Portland for Rose Parade and Willamette University Girls State. Darrell had minor surgery in Eugene.
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Paul Franzens
Mr. Franzen
Don Lyon
Metzger
Oregon
Paul Franzen
Janice
Bill Palmquist
Jean Palmquist
Oscar Palmquist
Richie Daniels
Reedsport
McAuley Hospital
Coos Bay
Scott Morgan
Ritchie Francis
Ben Daniels
Ernie Evernden
Darrel
Marlene Walker
Portland
Salem
Mariene
Willamette University
Girls’ State
Evernden
Darrell
Eugene
Myrtle Point Boy Receives Membership in Organization
Charles Humble, son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Humble of 829 Sixth Street Myrtle Point, has been named to Intercollegiate Knights at Linfield College. Humble is among students chosen for this service organization on campus.
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Charles Humble I
Charles F. Humble
Sixth St
Myrtle Point
Linfield College
Humble
Spurs
Knights
Linfield
Moving Homes And Family Adjustment Tips
Mrs. Roberta Frasier from Oregon State University Extension advises families to ease transitions when moving by involving children. Show them the new home area and arrange advance transfer of school records. Emphasize listening to children and maintaining family ties amid packing and unpacking.
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Roberta Frasier
Oregon State University Extension
Safe Outdoor Cooking Tips From Coos County Agent
Frances M. Watts warns about safe outdoor cooking to prevent fire and poisoning. She advises level ground for grills away from flammables, keeping kids from starters, avoiding flammable liquids, burying electric starters in charcoal, and ventilating enclosed areas to prevent carbon monoxide. She cautions against using old refrigerator shelves coated with cadmium.
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Frances M. Watts
Coos County
Miss Watts
Oregon Farmer Sees Need to Boost Food Output
The agri business council warns the United States must raise food production by 30 percent in two decades to sustain consumption. It notes Oregon farmers must bear a larger share of the increase. Brides-to-be are urged to update name changes on records.
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United States
Agri- Business Council
Oregon
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Festival Board
Coquille Valley
Don Schmidt
Norway
R. E. Powrie
Dole Company
Fred Hagelstein
Hagelstein
Coquille
Hagelestein
Rtle Point
Jean
John Frye
Janice Vandiver
Cottage Grove
First Presbyterian Church
Palmquist
Safeway Store
James Barklow
Bill Boyd
Tissie Barklow
Bernice McBath
Wallowa
Kenneth Barklow
Christine
Darrell Scott
Vern Brewer
Walt Barklow
Dan Barklow
Raymond and
Kim
Canada
Alaska
Prince Rupert
Haines
Mrrs. Daniels
Walter
Moore of
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Breuer
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Powers, Oregon
Herald
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Sanam
Grke Business Council
Olympia Brewing Company
Turfwater
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