Bucks Finish Second in Industrial League With 88 58 Win
Fiorts Bucks conclude 1968 Industrial League season at 9 wins 2 losses tied for second place after an 88 58 victory over The Club of Coos Bay. Cornath and Wiebe led with 20 points each, with Dickey Getchell Gassman and Underwood among others contributing. Last week they beat Leslie's U Drive 78 73 on Myrtle Crest court as Wiebe added 25 points. In the Powers game Wiebe and Down led with 17 apiece as the Bucks fell to Powers Market late in the third quarter. Community notes include multiple social visits and a quilt project planning Deloris Peterson.
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Myrtle Point Bucks
George Linn Insurance
Coos Bay
The
Bucks
Powers
First National Bank of Coos Bay
Cornath
Wiebe
Dickey
Down
Gassman
Getchell
Gibeau
Daniels
Underwood
Thomas
Leslie
Myrtle Crest Court
Gordon Wiebe
Dornath
Johnson
Powers Market
Dick Down
Myrtle Point High School 1968 Baseball and Track Schedule
Myrtle Point High School unveils the 1968 spring schedule for varsity baseball junior varsity and track. Listed are upcoming games against Reedsport Marshfield Gold Beach Coquille North Bend and Brookings with estimated start times. Note warns some times may be incorrect and a final schedule will be issued later.
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Myrtle Point High School
Reedsport
Bandon
Coquille
Brookings
Pacific
North Bend
North Bend JV ‘S
Marshfield Frosh
North Bend Frosh
Here
Gold Beach
Industry warns against New Redwood Park plan
A National Association of Manufacturers meeting in New York heard Thomas F. Mitchell of Georgia Pacific Corp warn that a proposed Redwood National Park could cost taxpayers 200 million dollars or more. He argued the plan would cripple industry and cause job losses while noting existing state parks hold 1.75 million giant redwoods across 116000 acres from south of San Francisco to the Oregon border.
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Redwood National Park
California
Washington
Forest Products
New York
Congress
Neo New Park
Thomas F. Mitchell
Georgia Pacific Corporation
San Francisco
Oregon Border
April Birthdays Highlight Early U S Milestones
In April historical events span minting the first copper cent in 1792 and silver dollars in 1794, the Mormon church founding in 1830s New York, and educational reforms with Horace Mann and the first U S normal school. Also noted are Carnegie funding for education and a 1767 Philadelphia performance of The Prince of Parthia.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Das Saints
Mormon
Fayette
New York
Wiliam Beeth
The
Salvation Nims
Andrew Carnegie
Spene Conan
Colleges
Tech
Carmegae Foundation For
Massachusetts Senate
Board of
United States
Horace Mann
Senate
State Normal School
Wate
Lexington
Thomas Sandfress
Southwick
Philadelphia
Dora News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Myrtle Point residents Mr and Mrs S Bynearson and Mr and Mrs Joe Barnett visited friends in Myrtle Point and nearby towns. The Barne tt and Albright families traveled to Port Orford and Bandon while Bowen and Bowen enjoyed a Newport outing. A rainfall gauge at a school recorded 1.67 inches from March U to 18. several locals hosted relatives including the Lairds in New Zealand and Bri ton connections. A basketball game in Coquille saw the Fairview Fatties defeat the Dora Sitkum Vampires in both mens and boys categories.
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Sbynearson
Myrtle Point
Stan McCurdy
Joe Barnett
Vern Albright
Bob Knowlton
Willimina
Porter
Allen Turner
Harold Albertson
Myrtle Creek
Miroo Turner
Bandon
Bi Bowen
Newport
Ivan Laird
Kenneth Laird
New Zealand
Marlin Long
John Long
J . Gearhart
George Clark
Briton
Coquille Gym
Fairview Fatties
Dora Sitkum Vampires
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Christine Detlefsen
J . McCloskey
Zelma Brady
San Bruno
Calif
McCloskey
Dora
Carol Mason
Boma Kasper
Norma Powell
Deloris Peterson
Bobby and
Sue
Ethel Abernethy
Mildred Johnson
Esther Jenkins
Myrtle Ralstin
Caroline Albright
Wendy
Betty Lea
Evelyn Lynn
Selma King
Moon's Hardware
Clinton
Gibson Tillers and
Jacobsen Mowers
Don’s Saw Shop
Roseburg Road
Varrty
Marshfield
Preedspor
Redwood Park
George
McKesson
Alcan Villeny
Roy
International Silver C
T36e
Tudy
Don’s Drug Store
Dora News
J.W. Koskie
Melvin Staght
Sandy Ray
Red Carroll
Ivan Cotton
Wieston
Day Walt
Judy
Florence Weathers
Jack Hagan
North Bey
Penny
Wallace Stinson
Klamath Falls
Johnny Stinson
Sitkum
Coquille Valley
Coquille Community Center
Hartley
Ore
MITRE
Flaoting
Ede Acy Hess
Toam
Ver
Er - Zweter
Uch
Henry A