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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1951

Page

8

Rotary club notes and travel tales recap

The report details Laird catching two large sailfish and a 90 to 115 pounder with praise for his big catch. Dutch confirms the big fish and shares travel memories including Mexico’s volcano and a bullfight. The piece notes Earl Breuer leaving for Brookings to work, Floyd Hall becoming vice president, and Gordon MacKerrow to assume the presidency in July. Spenny Ross joins as piano player for the club.

Laird Mexico Earl Breu

Homemakers Festival Highlights Coos County Event

The annual festival featured 160 dresses by Coos county women at the Cotton Workshop with Miss Lane as dress revue commentator. Luncheon music by Bobby Burng preceded by introductions from Gerald Russell and a new county committee slate. Ivylene Frye won the 4 H scholarship, Catching Inlet placed first in table decoration with lilac arrangements, and Bullards and Glasgow earned second and third. Mrs Charles delivered the keynote address.

Coos County Cotton Workshop Miss Lane Bobby Burng Coquille Gerald Russell Bullards Lloyd Messerle Catching Inlet Ivylene Frye Fairview Catching Innet Glasgow Charles

Care For You Move Speech by Mockmore

Mockmore former dean of women at OQ 8C spoke on Care For You Move. She urged that civilization progressed from fire to the atomic age yet behavior patterns of force remain unchanged. She stressed change must begin at home and praised her humorous engaging delivery.

Mockmore OQ. 8. C Safeway Rock Bottom

Senior Class Play Friday May 18

The Senior class presents its annual 3 act play Friday May 18 with cast including Aaron Slick played by Bob Whitaker, crooked speculators by Chas Bingham, Rosy Berry an Oklahoma Widow, Je rene Davenport, Gladys May Merridew, Barbara Shull and Delores McLeod. Tickets go on sale May 7 for the Class of 1951活动.

Punkin Aaron Slick Bob Whitaker Wilbur Merridew Chas Bingham Clarence Green Phi Masters Rosy Berry Oklahoma Jerene Davenport Gladys May Merridew Barbara Shull Little Sis Riggs Francis Ork Chicago Delores McCleod Frank May Monda

Oregon Green Guards Youth Movement Emerges in 1940s Oregon

Richard L. Brenner spearheaded the Keep Ore-Green drive and Kuehner formed the Oregon Green Guards to mobilize youths eight to eighteen across schools communities and scout groups. Publicity exploded with 20 000 applications prompting staffing help and austerity as the program grew into a self directed nationwide style youth movement with thousands of members and ongoing state wide contests.

Green Guards Keep Ore- Green Association Richard L. Brenner Kuehner Oregon Green Guards Dick Kuehner Future Farmers Keuhner America Arthur W Priaulx KOG Publcity Oregon Story Salem State Forestry Department Green Guard KOG Praiulx Kida Kids of Salem Headquarres

Myrtle Hotel Sold and Brownes Leaving

Mr Papineau and his wife Retta announce the sale of the Myrtle Hotel. The Rendezvous will close a few days during the license transfer while Mr Papineau continues in hotel and restaurant work with new ownership. Mr and Mrs P Roberts visited Bandon, staying with the Franklins.

Myrtle Hotel Brownes Pereminatces Ro Ee California Pape Papineau Retta P Roberts Bandon Franklins

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