Bobcats Win District A-2 Championship The Year 1973
A fragment from a 1973 newspaper notes the Bobcats winning District A-2 and contains political conspiracy framing. It references 1973 as a pivotal year with predictions about retirement, longevity, and Soviet influence, citing Dr Frederick Schwarz Boris Morris and Father Leopold Braun.
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Russia
House
Frederick C. Schwarz
Kremlin
Boris Morris
Leopold Braun
Father Braun
Moscow
United States
Morris
Myrtle Point Gets New Shoe Shiner at Hotel Lobby
Garry Liday, MP high school student, serves as the Myrtle Hotel lobby shoe shiner six days a week from 4 to 7 pm. He promises polished results and urges patrons to let him handle footwear rather than DIY.
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Myrtle Point
America
Pat
Myrtle Hotel
Garry Liday
M. P. High School
Garry
Shriners to Stage Coquille Circus on April 3
The Coos Curry Shrine club sponsors a Shrine Circus produced by Ken Jensen planned for Coquille High School gymnasium on April 3 with two shows at 4 and 8 pm This marks the third year the production tours Southwestern Oregon Shows will also visit Marshfield High School on April 5 Merchants may sponsor free children tickets for the event.
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Coos-Curry Shrine Club
Milt Ashton
Ken Jensen
Oregon
Coquille
Coos Bay
Shrine
Rotary Club of
Coquille High School
Marshfield High School
Ashton
Hauschildt Attending Post Grad Course in Gastroenterology
Dr. J D Hauschildt of the Mast hospital medical staff left for Portland to attend a post graduate course in gastro enterology at the University of Oregon Medical School this week, according to a hospital report.
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Dr. Hauschildt
U. of O
J. D. Hauschildt
Mast Hospital
Portland
University of Oregon Medical School
Tax Com Gives Coos Timber $2.10 to $14.50 Per M Value
The Oregon Tax Commission set a top timber value of 14.50 per thousand board feet for Coos County as part of the reappraisal program. Values range from 2.10 to 14.50 per M, based on a 20 year depletion period, with red fir stands carrying Class A 13.40, Class B 12.20, Class C 10.10 in Zone 1. Final assessed totals depend on Assessor Caughell’s calculations over several weeks.
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Herald
Coos County
Oregon
Commission
Hode Caughell
Cruise
Caughell
State Tax Commission
Disneyland hits ten million visitors since 1955 opening
Anaheim Calif March 1 Disneyland’s total attendance since opening in July 1955 now exceeds 10 000 000 announced today by the American Dairy Association Exhibit and Dairy Bar at the park Dairymen from across the nation visit daily Local residents registered at the Dairy Bar include Mrs Lloyd C Davenport Myrtle Point her daughter Shirley Evans and granddaughter Rhonda Jean Evans The Davenport family farms 96 acres and ships milk from 28 registered Jerseys to Superior Cheese Co Myrtle Point They support market strengthening activities of the American Dairy Association Leaving February 21 the Davenport party visits Downey and plans to return March 4.
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Anaheim
Calif
Disneyland
American Dairy Association
Park
Tomorrowland
Lloyd C. Davenport
E. M. Schmidt
Downey
Oregon Woman Wins 5000 for Fire Lady of Echo Mountain Tale
Mrs. Marcella Coy of Warm Springs Oregon, a former Reader's Digest clerk, earns a $5000 prize for a 22 page account of women turning nudist athletes guarding forests from fire in The Fire Lady of Echo Mountain.
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Oregon
Echo Mountain
Marcella Coy
Warm Springs
Reader's Digest
Fire Lady of Echo Mountain
In fall 1956 Mrs Coy visited her daughter in Tarrytown and joined Reader's Digest staff handling Christmas subscriptions. She later wrote an Oregon forest experiences manuscript. editor James Mc Cracken encouraged more writing, leading to a March issue article after her return to Oregon.
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Echo Mountain
Coy
William Hatfield
Tarrytown
Westchester
Reader's Digest
Eiuy
Oregon
James McCracken
Sonny
Mountaintop
All Interested in Highway 42 Urged to Attend Interim Meet
The Interim Committee calls all residents of Coquille to a March 26 meeting at 1 p.m. at the Community Building. A no host luncheon is planned at 12 15 at the Coquille hotel with reservations via 1001. A Roseburg hotel meeting also occurs next Tuesday March 18 with Housewives for 42 delegation attending.
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Coquille
Hway
Thequille
Coquille Hotel
Roseburg
Psul
Hammer
Reed Gurney
Bridge Community Church Announces Special Meetings
Rev. Jack R. Schisler will speak each evening March 16 through 23 at Bridge Community Church. He has 16 years in gospel ministry and has served in Seattle and Indonesia, where he helped found the first Bible school in a large interior area among Dyak tribes.
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Bridge Comunity Church
Jack R. Schisler
Bridge Community Church
Throughunday
Schisler
Seattle
Wash
Indonesia
West Borneo
God
J. A. Mouw
Ter
This Is Kite Time Warns Kids About Power Lines
A Pacific Power & Light local manager warns children and parents that kite flying near power lines is dangerous. Safety tips include using dry cord, avoiding wet string or metal thread, and letting lines staff handle any kite stuck in a line or tree.
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Pacific Power & Light Company
W. J. B. Head
Defeat Coquille In District Finals To Win Berth in State Champ Vies
Myrtle Point High earns its first ever State A-2 tournament berth after a hard fought win at Reedsport. The Cats faced Coquille’s tight zone, trailed 31-30 at halftime, and pulled ahead in the third quarter as Dunn Mast and Harper pressured mid court.
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Coquille
Vies
Myrtle Point High
Salem
Reedsport
Bobcatzs
Ray Mast
Myrtle Point
Bruce Dunn
Gurney
Ort
Devils
Cats
Harper
Dunn
Mast
Continuca
Bace Parke
Bobcats Vie For State Title At Salem Opener
Myrtle Point High School joins Oregon state 2-A-2 tournament at Salem starting Monday March 17 with teams including Dallas, Scappoose, Beaverton, Douglas, St. Helens, and Myrtle Point. Coaches must report by 11 30 for a pre tournament briefing as the title race begins.
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Bobcats
Salem
Dallas
Scapptose
Biajten
Douglas
St. Vale
Myrtle
Jaycees Host Lions Dinner Honors Community Figures
The Junior Chamber of Commerce entertained Lions Club members with a warm, spirited reception last Wednesday.Awards included certificates of appreciation for Bill Downing and honorary membership for Ed Roberts. Other honors went to Paul Franzen, Fred Gross, Jack Sturza, Jack Orr, Rudy Rochek, Joe Avina, George Linn, and Richie Francis for various recognitions and gestures.
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Ed Roberts
Paul Franzen
Fred Gross
Jack Sturza
Jack Orr
Rudy Rochek
Joe Avina
George Linn
Easton High Student Cee Stevens Named Honor Society Member
Cee Stevens of Easton High was nominated for Alpha Lambda Delta, the national scholastic honor society for freshmen women. Her 1967 class GPA is 3.647, placing her in the academic tribute.
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Avereige
Lambda Delta
Mapril Point
Univenin AO
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Shriners
Coquille High
the Champs
Myrtle Point High School
Cham
Perc Kent
Bill Fecal
Sae Allen Iitves
Mike VanCamp
Larry Mermann
John
Herald Press
Wack
Elmer Strode Max
Knockin
George
Miss Muffett
Spider Gaea
Williams
HIWAY
Harold Stemmier
Housewives For 42
W. C. Williams
Jack Schisler
Douglas High
MON
Oregon State Athletic Association
Cee Stevens
Easton - F
Jc’s Entertainment of Lions
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thase
Myre Point Gts Club
March of Dimes
Ol Schriemer
Jim Paweett
Jock
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