Myrtle Crest district Science Fair schedule announced
The district wide event runs March 8 to 31 at Myrtle Crest school with 420 to 460 students. Projects are judged Friday March 29. open house March 30 from 10 am to 5 pm. program at 7:30 pm by the Myrtle Point science department with talks by teachers and visiting scientists and a PTA coffee hour. Sunday hours March 31 run 10 am to 3 pm with the gym open to visitors after 3 pm.
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Miyrtle Crest
Myrtle Point Science Department
Explorer Post 99 Honors Vern Wertz at Parent Banquet
Explorer Post 99 hosts a 6 pm banquet at the high school cafe March 90 to honor Vern Wertz and recognize leaders. The event marks growth from six to 56 members under Wertz guidance with an outstanding Explorer award and an honorary adult award to be presented.
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Explorer Post 99
Vern Wertz
Teria
Bevee Winninghem
Suiliven
Baptist Meeting Set With Fred Beard After Rev Fenderson Departure
Fred Beard retired University of Oregon leader will speak at Sunday service on March 17. Rev John Fenderson resigned as pastor of Myrtle Point church after two and a half years to lead Christian education at a Beggiet church.
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Fred Beard
University of Oregon
Eugenie Baptist Church
John Fenderson
Myrtle Point
Kia‘math Palle
Beptiet Church
Penderson
Myrtle Penn
Christian SR Ver
School Budget Approved By District 41 Committee And Board
The District 41 budget committee and school board approved the district budget Tuesday night. The plan includes raises for teachers and a two mill increase, with a total budget of 1,188,201.48 and receipts of 972,081.36.
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District 41
Bob Detlef
G. A. Young
Glen
Cemetery Association Sets Annual Meeting in Myrtle Point
Members of the Norway Cemetery association will hold the annual meeting at Myrtle Point city hall on Friday March 15 at 7 30 p m Roy Robinson is president of the association and urges members to attend
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Norway Cemetery Association
Myrtle Point City Hall
Roy Robinson
Campfire Girls Observe Founder Anniversary at church
Campfire Girls and Bluebirds will attend church services at the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday March 17 to mark the anniversary of Campfire Girls in America. Girls should gather at the church by 10 50 a m.
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Campfire
Bluebirds
First Presbyterian Church
Campfire Girls
America
Gunshot Kills 11 Year Old in Home Accident
Gary Perry, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Perry of Gide, died Saturday after a gun discharged during a playmate visit. The shooting occurred at the playmate’s home while the boys were roughhousing. Funeral services were set for Tuesday in Roseburg. Survived by his parents and a sister, Mrs. Oscar Holliday of Roseburg, Perry was born near Remota before the family moved to Glide.
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Gary Perry
Herman Perry
Gide
Roseburg
Perry
Oscar Holliday
Gery Perry
Remote
Glide
Nazarene Church Series Underway
A series of special meetings at the Church of The Nazarene is underway and will be held at 7 30 p m daily through March 17, announced today by the church.
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Church of the Nazarene
Davidson Offset Press Joins The Herald Printing Shop
The Myrtle Point Herald adds a model 261 Davidson offset press to its commercial printing department. The upgrade increases capacity and enables higher quality offset printing from the local office, reducing steps and saving both customers and the printer. It will handle four color brochure work and handwritten letter duplication, supporting fast growing local demand.
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Davidson
Herald
Myrtle Point Herald
Easter Seal Sale Period Proclaimed in Myrtle Point
Mayor Rees Pinkley signs a proclamation urging citizens to support Easter Seal efforts from March 7 to April 14. Co chairmen Mrs. J M Myers and Mrs. Howard Ri announce the call to aid crippled children and handicapped adults through treatment research and education.
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J. M. Myers
Howard Ri
Rees Pinkley
Myrtle Point
Coes County
Gregon
Camellias Stolen From Myrtle Point Garden Club Planting
Three large exhibition camellias valued at six dollars each were stolen from the Myrtle Point Garden Club planting area on the highway triangle west of town. The club, funded by a prize from Richfield Oil, asks for reports to police or any member and offers return with no questions.
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Myrtle Point Garden Club
Highway Triangle
Righfield Oil Company
Club
State
RC Pelicans Cvoo
Bobcats Hold Off Brookings In Overtime Season Finale
Ava Bobcats edge Brookings Bruins 62 to 51 in overtime to cap the season in third place in the Sumest Conference. Jose Gihesn scored 30 points as Brookings built a 7 1 start before a back and forth finish and overtime period.
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Grove
Bobcats
Brookings Bruins
Cats
Mrs. Harriman Reaches Oregon National Contest Semi Finalist
Mrs. Harriman mother of three advances to the Oregon state contest semi finals of the Mrs. America pageant among 20 state rivals. Her Veal Stew Supreme recipe is judged on comical questions and serving as a main dish, highlighting her finalist standing for the national finals to be held later.
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Mrs. Harriman
Oregon
Dan Harriman
Harriman
PTSD Meeting Set March 19
A Myrtle Point Parent Teacher Student association meeting is announced for March 10 at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Mrs William Gessman and the camera club will be honored, with a symposium featuring University of Oregon talent to discuss a current mental health topic.
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Myrtle Point
Bey
William Gessman
Camera Club
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