Big Foot Walk-a-thon Set for May 3 Across Myrtle Point to Coquille
On Saturday May 3 the first annual Big Foot walk-a-thon will span 20 miles from Rotary Park Myrtle Point to the Community Building Coquille and back. It is co sponsored by the Coquille chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America to benefit March of Dimes. Participants pledge per mile with a 10 cent minimum and route checks will guide walkers to points for support or pickup.
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Tat
Mnd
Coquille
Rotary Park
Myrtle Point
Commuunity
Tmck
Future Business Leaders of America
Poavers
Azalea Festival Arts and Crafts Show in Brookings
During the 36th annual Azalea Festival in Brookings, the All Arts Crafts and Hobby Show runs Saturday May 24 from 11 am to 6 pm and Sunday May 25 from 11 am to 5 pm in the Redwood room at Azalea School. Exhibits and sales are limited to handcrafted items with first come reservations, contact Rod Crump or Margie Higgins.
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Redwood
Azalea School
Pacific Avenue
Rod Crump
Margie Higgins
P. O
Oregon
Sturgill leads in long jump. Giorgis and Mewart pace events
Sturgill wins the long jump with 17 feet 13 inches, Giorgis takes the 440 yard dash in 56.0 seconds, and Mewart wins the two mile in 10 43.9. Choquette tops the triple jump and Frailer wins the half mile, with several second-place ribbons earned by Rowsh, Jenkins, and Cook.
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Ile
Wei
Id Sturgill
Alen Mermem
Jack Choqcetts
Morser
Seve Giorgis
Manley Mewart
John Fraaler
Dan Rowsh
Jeff Jenkins
Choquette
John Cook
Climate for Business Alex Armendari Leads Commerce Office
Alex Armendari, director of the Office of Minority Enterprise at the US Department of Commerce, outlines how climate initiatives shape minority business growth, access to capital, and supplier diversity programs. The briefing emphasizes policy impact and federal support for small firms.
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Alex Armendari
Office of Minority Enterprise US
Department of Commerce
Fitness program opens outside jobs to women
Ohio Bell Company and leaders Harry Dailey and Ann Top-Ag ete develop a five month program to boost physical abilities for women. Participants jog, do sit ups, climb ladders, and work with poles and gym gear. Results show higher success rates for women in outside plant jobs and a marked improvement in performance.
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Harry Dailey
Ann Top
Dailey
Track meet results show varied event placements and times
Myrtle Point athletes earned third in four events while Marshall Grants placed third in the discus with 125 feet 3 inches. Giess threw 113 feet 6 inches and Steve Wilson took third in the 100 yard dash in 11.2 seconds and 220 yard dash in 25.2 seconds. Vance Buell was third in the two mile and Stan Warner posted 2 21.60 in the mile.
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Myrtle Point Thiaceds
Marshal Grants
Ravens
Giess
Steve Wilson
Vance Buell
Stan Warner
Acalle
Grayling Rearing Planned for Fall River Hatchery
Oregon officials outline a three year program to introduce grayling in Fall River. About 50 000 certified disease free eggs will be sourced from multiple states and raised in a Bend area hatchery before release into upper river tributaries.
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Wildlife Commission
Fall River
Chris Jensen
Commission
Alaska
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
Arizona
Jonson
Bend Chapter
Trothsimited
Jensen
Fall
Oregon
Barbless
Myrtle Point Bobcats take two of three in baseball trio
Myrtle Point wins two of three after beating Brookings 5-2 and Pacific 11-5, but falls to Gold Beach 0-2. Jim Holliday takes the Brookings win with two runs allowed on two hits. Ed Groves leads at bat with a double. Steve Arrot paces Pacific game with three hits in four trips.
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Brookings
Gold Beach
Pacific
Jim Holliday
Ed Groves
Bobcats
Holliday
Jerry Wilson
Terry McWilliam
Panthers
Myrtle Point Groves
McWilliam
Bobcat
Molliday
Cats
Steve Arrot
Greg McGary
SammyJohnson
Alan Schermerhorn
Groves
Aston McCall
Johnson
Three Splits n Spares Bowled in Myrtle Point League
In the Myrtle Point Bowling Bags league on May 1 1975 Jerene fries started with an eight- straigh t first game and earned a WIBC century patch plus 250 pin and $6. Dan DeNoma Cheta Marshall Kerlas crides Diz Couch and Milt Roth posted multiple high scores. The night featured strong showings across teams including Myrtle Lane Rollers and Channel Chicks with high series and games noted for several players.
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Acme
Jerene Fries
Jerene
WIBC
Dan DeNoma
Cheta Marshall
Kerlas Crides
Diz Couch
Milt Roth
Reno
the Next Times
Alan Cunningham
Ed Hatfield
Gloria Evernsu
Seris
Pearl Jones
Twilighterd
Falling Stars
Night Hawks
Vern Crockett
Jerene Price
Alley Dusters
Lindap Equipment
Van's Logging Team
Greta Pillette
Cleta Marshall
Major's Big Green
Elks Lodge
al Stone
Channel Chicks
Bank of Myrtle Point
Beauty Nook
Pat & Mikes Valley Mart
Carol Crook
Vircinta Wilkinson
Oly
Coors
Mark Melson
Bob Jenkins
Dave Johnson
Bantam Indians
Jerene Frice
Lois Cunningham
Marge Bro Tie
Barbara Grant
Emma Gasnar
Billie Moyer
Myra ( Sturgill
Barbara Johnson
Edne Perk
Jean Johnson
Carol Rother
Nell Landers
Dot Williams
Karla Weathers
Georgia Grisham
Goldie VanFosset
Trena Schmick
Jean Gilkey
Dayle Baker
Mary Ann Robinson
Rosie Wilson
Marlene Schrag
Bonnie Zwicker
Marge Hampton
Jackie Bright
Ann Bennett
Vernita McCroney
Virginia Wilkinson
Verne Rose
Lorna Schrader
Joyce Eldridge
Betty Cress
Gloria Everaden
Jean Moore
Cleta
SWOCC Hosts Second Annual High School Art Exhibit
The Southwestern Oregon Community College art department sponsors a May showing for area high school students. The exhibit runs May 9 through May, with a May 7 submission deadline in Tilage Hall 515. up to two works per student across several media. Seniors may win tuition grants covering 90 percent of SWOCC tuition up to 240 per year. Awards in multiple categories will be announced after judging by SWOCC faculty and students.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College Art Department
Southwestern Oregon
Parztes
Tioga Hall
Tilage Hall
SWOCC
SWCCC
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