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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
1
The Myrtle Point Lions announce a curbside collection on Thursday April 6 for waste paper cardboard books magazines and tin cans to aid war production. Cans should be cleaned labeled and ends removed and left in cartons on the curb with bundles of paper.
The Myrtle Point three school system announces a Spring Concert on Friday April 20 in the Union High School auditorium. Students from Giseview and Bend, along with the Union High, will perform vocal and instrumental numbers. C P McNabbd directs bands with Miss Ines Rover overseeing vocal presentations.
Easter services will be held at Catching Creek Church at 11 o clock on Sunday April 1 followed by a picnic dinner and an egg hunt for children. Everyone is invited to attend.
Graveside service conducted for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Cosner of Sutherlin. The child died shortly after birth at Mast Hospital. Mrs. Cosner is reported recovering satisfactorily.
The senior class will present the comedy Every Family Has One on April 13 with the show assented to Friday, April 18. Clifford Wilson and Bonita Floyd star as Mr and Mrs Rearden from an average American family, joined by Ben Domed Jean Clarne Willard Lucas and others in a lively high school performance.
L. J. Gleason and H. W. Vance plan a four alley duck pin bowling spot in the Seamen building next to the Herald office in Myrtle Point. They recently bought a complete six alley setup at Medford and aim to expand later. Both men will work days while their wives run the lanes. they previously operated a venue in Toronto, Kansas for about a year.
The three Myrtle Point squads Julien High School A and B teams and Junior High won the Coos County championship, honored at Friday banquet hosted by Myrtle Point.
Russian War Relief reports the Share Your Clothes with Russia drive in Oregon collected over 264 pounds of clothing. An official notes the Portland warehouse has received and prepared shipments for delivery to allies in need, with a goal to provide full outfits for thousands. The drive encourages further donations of used clothing to the Portland headquarters at 1373 S. W. 1th Ave.
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