Brummell 10 joins Myrtle Point police force
Robert M. Brummell age 37 will join the Myrtle Point police force July 1 1968 to fill the Patrolman position left by Richard Newman. Brummell his wife and four children move from North Bend Oregon to Roseburg road after six years with the Marion County Sheriffs Dept. Amy a grey eyed brunette from the Bay area Arg. Christiana Jerene Forsyth 19 daughter of Mrs Jerene an employee of the Credit Bureau of Coquille will be by the Copuille Jay cops and Ks Charm Center. This is Forsyths first beauty contest attempt. She stands 5 ft 2 in and weighs 106 pounds. Bay area contest winner will be Miss World Oregon and go to the national San Diego contest August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Brummell
Myrtle Point
Richard Newman
Brummell
North Bend
Ore
Roseburg Road
Marion County Sheriffs Dept
Amy
Bay Area
Christiana Jerene Forsyth
Jerene
Credit Bureau of Coquille
Copuille Jaycops and
K's Charm Center
Forsyth
Oregon
San Diego
Patty Pagh FHA Delegate Heads to National Meet
Patty Pagh of Myrtle Point High School will be among 1200 delegates at the 1968 National Meeting of the Future Homemakers of America July 8 to 12 in Miami Beach Florida. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert M Pagh of Myrtle Point. She will join 12 Oregon FHA members at the national gathering with the theme Citizenship A Challenge To Cherish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Pagh
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point High School
Future Homemakers of America
Miami Beach
Florida
Patty
Albert M. Pagh
Oregon
City Court Fines And Forfeitures Imposed For Local Offenses
Ivan Carpenter fined 96.00 for expired operator license. George Mackey fined 15.00 for excessive noise. Paula McCord fined 16.00 for excessive noise. Dean Hunt forfeits 60.00 for disorderly conduct. Carl Kiser forfeits 960.00 for drunk in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Carpenter
Lcense
George Mackey
Paula McCord
Dean Hunt
Carl Kiser
Geology Program Hosts NSF Summer Institute in Texas
Robert W. Breitkrents of Palm Oregon a student in earth science joins a Texas A&M University field program for junior high science teachers. The five day tour through Davis Sierra Diablo and Chisos Mountains Carlsbad Cavern Big Bend Park and McDonald Observatory runs until July 12 with 37 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Breitkrents
Palm
Oregon
Texas A&m University
Central
West Texas
Davis
Sierra Diablo
Chisos Mountains
Carlsbed Cavern
Big Bend Park
McDonald Qobervatory
National Science Foundation
A&m
Broitkrents
Arago
Route
Highway Crash Near Ashbaugh Causes Major Vehicle Damage
On June 19, 1968 at 404 p.m. an accident occurred on the highway at Ashbaugh. Operators were George W. Hoffmas of Myrtle Point driving a 1964 Galaxy station wagon and Lloyd Alexander Sha of Los Angeles driving a Dodge Transport truck. No injuries were sustained, but the station wagon suffered major damage to its left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashb
George W. Hoffmas
Myrtle Point
Pfier
Lloyd Alexander Sha
Los Angeles
Cali
Father Fleming Takes Leave of Absence
Rev. Michael Fleming, parish priest for Powers Myrtle Point and Coquille churches, honored at a coffee hour and sent to Ireland on a year long leave. His last mass is July 7 and he departs Portland July 8. Rev. John Dg of Portland will replace him starting July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fleming
Ann’s
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Fleming
Portland
Ireland
Powers
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Fleming Wite
John Dg
Lions Install Officers in Myrtle Point Ceremony
Myrtle Point Lions Club held its installation of officers at the Coquille Valley Elks Club with District Governor Jim Gregory presiding. New officers include Joe Martinka as president and Art Evans as 1st vice president. directors John Dollarhyde, Clay Caffey, Bob McGary, and Rolland Leep were named for varying terms. Lion of the Year John Dollarhyde and a 40 year pin for Elton Schroeder were noted, as were year pins for several Lions. The Ladies Auxiliary also installed officers led by Ruth Henson as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Spruce Street Hill
Lion's Club
Coquille
Myrtle Point Lion’s Club
Coquille Valley
John Dotlarhyde
Elton Schroeder
Jack Dunn
Ladies Auxilary
Ruth Henson
Jessia Bridgham
Ramona Evans
Fritzie Martinka
Phyllis Roth
Jetty Jubilee Queen Chosen at Port Orford Luncheon
Port Orford Rotarians selected the Jetty Jubilee Queen and court at a luncheon by drawing names from entries from Battle Rock and Battle Rock students. The queen hails from Battle Rock with junior court members Candy Worthingteen Boni Johnson Becky Royal Lorett Kennedy Cindy MckKensie. Maude Weir of Boo ine Fashions donates the queen’s dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orford
Battle Rock
Candy Worthingteen
Boni Johnson
Becky Royal
Lorett Kennedy
Cindy MckKensie
Maude Weir
Booine Fashions
Wreck Sends One to Hospital
On Tuesday June 5 1968 at 4 00 p m an accident occurred at the intersection of C Street and Railroad Ave The operator Richard Floyd 17 of 726 1 2 7p street Myrtle Point Ore The car hit a clump of Myrtle trees head on and was tombed Richard was taken to Mast Hospital and treated for cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Ave
Richard Floyd
Myrtle Point
Ore
Richard
Mast Hospital
PWA Bill Passed Halts Fourth District Public Works Funding
Congressman Delien announces House passage of the Public Works Appropriation Bill with Fourth District allocations totaling several million dollars for projects including Blue River Chetoo Port Lost Creek Port Orford Siuslaw River and Willamette River works. The bill trims total appropriations by about 10 percent nationally and 5 percent locally with no new starts this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delienback
General Construction Corps of Engineers
Blue River
Chetoo
Lost Creek
Port Orford
Siuslaw River and Bar
Willamette Bank
G P Buys Tops Chemical to Form Division
Georgia-Pacific Corp acquires Tops Chemical Co in an all stock deal exchanging 90,000 GP common shares for Tops outstanding. Tops, based in Del Mar California, operates plants in De Mar Vernon Duarte Del Rey Richmond and Sacramento with products in municipal and industrial water treatment and related chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops Chemical Co
California
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Georgia-Pacific
Tope
Tops
DeMar
Calif
Vernon
Duarte
Los Angeles
del Rey
Fresno
Richmond
Sacramento
Sawdust Theatre Review Justice Triumphs Again
The review praises Moore’s Sawdust production for existing as an entertaining evening with clear moral alignment. It notes the plot is predictable but fun, the characters are distinct, and the cast’s energy makes up for any structural gaps. The piece highlights the two-cast setup and concludes with a lively, if uneven, performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Ly Good Jones
Moore
Wee
Sadienet
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Noe
Antique Show Committee
Coos County Fairgrounds
Texas
Father Fleming
Wreck
Maw Jones
Mickey Rowell
Wong Lee
Pat Cross
PWA
G-P
Sawdust Theatre Review
Oregon Education Association
Portisnd
Sentin
Maxine E Sullivan
By Mike Sullivan
Pte Fae Sone
Dennis Buoy
Genae Oe
Ork
Conyllis Cleasen
Test
Good
Clamion
Frisco Sal
Karen Dilkes
Claxton
Nekomis
Gary Sipe
Sal
Blegg
Mamie
Nancy Roden
Nakomis
Scurvy
Two Good
Timber Wolf Fang
Jem Dilkes
Qdagica
Fang
Rex Gaslin
Erne Wadden
Beth Jasch
Ponckepe
Cynthia McKensie
Frisveld Morensen
Mays
Dey Counts
Greg Dukes
Weng Lee
Levitan Stevenson
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