Scientist Memorial and Myrtle Point Science Fair
Paul Richard Hammer administrator of Mast hospital dies after months of illness. Survived by wife Marie Earth Hammer and two daughters. Funeral at Myrtle Point chapel with interment at Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens. March 29 to 31 hosts Myrtle Point Regional Science Fair with Dr Fred W. Fox as key speaker and projects by 400 students.
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Paul Richard Hammer
Mast Hospital
Hammer
Oregon Hospital Association
Coos County
Mr Hammer
Litchfield
Minnesota
Carlton College
University of Minnesota
Shawano
Wisc
Marie Earth
Myrtle Point
Superior Cheese Company
Schroeder Bros
Myrtle Point Chapel
Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens
Lon Tetrick
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Myrtle Crest School
Fred W. Fox
Oregon State University
Fox
Craig Baker
Gay> Baker
Baker
Myrtle Point High School
Methodist Building Crusade Victory Service Set in Myrtle Point
A victory service is planned for Sunday March 31 at 11 am at First Methodist Church Myrtle Point. Members will bring cash gifts and two year pledges toward a 20000 to 25000 dollar building fund. Crusade visitors will call on attenders homes that afternoon to collect gifts and pledges toward the total.
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First Methodist Church
Myrtle Point
First Methodist
Wileon Takes Over Chevron Station on 8th Street
Chevron Charlie Wileon assumed operation of the service station at 415 8th Street after a Sitkum logging accident injured Mr. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson works at Security Bank. former operator Bob Paul now runs a business in North Bend.
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Charlies Wileon
Chevron
415 8Th Street
Wilson
Sitkum
Security Bank
Wileon
Bob Paul
North Bend
Petitions Due For School Board Election
Petitions to nominate candidates for District 41 school board must be filed in the district office before April. The annual election is May 6. Petitions for city and county seats expire in June. Local attendance committee members will be elected by June 6.
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Twe
Scheol District
Planters Warned After Dwarfed Spruce Thefts
Police warn the public to stop pulling newly planted dwarf Alpine spruce trees from concrete planters downtown. Since installation by the Myrtle Point Garden Club six trees have been damaged or uprooted. Officers will arrest offenders with a maximum $200 fine and up to 150 days in jail.
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Myrtle Point
Legion Theft Reported at Ameri can Legion Building
City police and sheriff's officers investigate the theft of two cases of whiskey from the American Legion building on March 17 between 5 a.m. and noon. The building was entry through the east door, unlocked, with the liquor cabinet padlock forced and the door open prompting an inventory showing missing cases.
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American Legion
Lewis Floyd
School District Plans Building and Curriculum Survey
A preliminary survey of all district school buildings is underway led by Superintendent Joe Stewart. The study aims to align curriculum with space needs and explore three expansion options including three or four grade high school configurations to reduce crowded conditions.
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Joe Stewart
Spruce Street
Stewart
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Paul R. Hammer
Mre, Hammer
Alice Hammer Sherman
el Paso
Texas
Ann Louise Hammer
George E. Hammer
Mos
Arizona
Paul Hammer
Haimimer
St. Mark’s Eplerypal Church
Methodist Building Crusade
Sun
Pearson
Howard Whitaker
Methodist
Fell
Ben Daniels
Crusade
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
John Deyton
John Henry Saltman
Pacific Northwest
Soltman
Floyd Hall
Lawrence Rynearson
Milton Schroeder
John Dayton
Marlin D. Evans
Paule Cook
Me A Woman's Trio
Karl Dement
A. E. Kirkpatrick
Paran Scherpf
Floyd Mall
Willis Bryant
George McClellan
Fagysie vistThe
Joan Meals
Bill Roush
Eshoel Progrem
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