Girl Shy Senior Class Play Slated For Friday Night
Senior class announces Girl Shy to be presented Friday at 8:00 p.m. in the high school theater. Tickets are sold by senior class members. Props include Delores Bowers furniture and a sofa from Roeder's Store. school and students provide other items. Raymond Floyd and Gerald Deaver lead construction and lighting efforts.
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Benloce
Delores Bowers
Roeder
Ruiture
Raymond Floyd
Gerald Deaver
Raymond
Dements Return Continued from Page One
Dements return continues from page one detailing broader tour scope and breadth of production material presented. The report highlights unprecedented size and magnitude with extensive ranches and institutions visited.
Livestock Men Tour California In Royal Style
A 2100 mile livestock tour through California drew about 2500 participants who were hosted at numerous events and sampled local stock from many breeds. Mrs Sam Dement and Mrs Ellis Dement joined the trip, visiting relatives in Cupertino and San Jose while the men toured. The Dement family hinted at potential moves if James wins the governorship.
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California
Sam Dement
Ellis Dement
MacArthur
Cupertino
Calif
W.L. Pemberton
San Jose
Myrtle Point
Pembertons
Dement
James
Mexico
Senator Walsh Opposed to CVA Debate at Myrtle Point
Senator Walsh voiced strong opposition to the CVA during a Myrtle Point talk hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club. He argued the three man board would wield autocratic power over water resources and energy markets, threaten democracy, and lack necessary standards and rules. He urged the public to reject CVA as antidemocratic and unlikely to pass.
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CVA
North
Walsh
VA Jbl
CWA
Senator Walsh
Mirtle Point
Business and Professional Women's Club
Yoom Myers
Myrtle Point
Business and Professional Womens Club
Rural residents push daylight time schedule protest
The article reflects rural community views opposing earlier city time changes. It criticizes urban merchants for ignoring rural needs and urges solidarity with rural residents. It mentions a Sitkum student and complains about early bus timings and daylight saving fantasies.
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Myrtle Pont
See ' Tas
Sitkum
Artoon
Daylight Saving Time Seen By Local Correspondent
Sitkum correspondent notes views on daylight saving time favoring farmers dairymen and loggers who rely on accurate clocks. It highlights how camp workers from Myrtle Point and Coquille must adjust schedules to reach work on time.
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Myrtle Point
Coquille
Bobcats Tie For 3d In Roseburg Track Meet
Myrtle Point Bobcats traveled to Roseburg Friday night and tied for third place with Coquille at Roseburg’s first invitational track meet. Jim Krantz won javelin. Glen Compton tied for high jump. Roseburg won with 133 points.
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Roseburg
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Frida
Coquille
North Send
Marshfield
Jim Krantz
Glen Compton
Schrum
Rosebur
Bill Davenport
Jack Sausser
North Bend
Bobcats
Renny Parry
Ford Worsham
Forest
Easton Jim Mack
Gerald Ansen
Rick Bingham
Harry Kaiser Hood Cobb
Don Adams
Ross Pinkles
al Gilkison
Goes
Ania Coos
Stanton Tells Need Conservation Here
A transcription of a 20th century event shows officials and club members discussing wildlife conservation. Speakers include Henry Lockwood, Carl Hill, Don Mitchell, John Amacher, and local leaders from North Bend, Roseburg, Myrtle Point, and Coos Bay. The gathering honored the Myrtle Grange for organizing a ham banquet for attendees.
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Ame CP
Miasior
He & the Pear Ass
Henry
A’ Lockwood
Portland
Carl C Hill
Roseburg
Don Mitchell
John P Amacher
Umpqua Basin Conservation Council
Leslie Zumwault
State Game Commission
North Bend
Ray Morgan
Coos Bay
Art Gerlach
Klem Kilkerson
Rosebury
Rod and
James Vaughn
North Impqua
H E Hutchinson
Myrtle Point Club
Fitzsimmons outlines Coos County candidacy and roads funding
John F Fitzsimmons declares candidacy for Coos County Commissioner urging prudent budgets and tax restraint. He stresses need for better rural roads, affordable taxes, and development to boost business in Coos County. Also notes his experience as deputy coroner and calls for economical administration.
Brewer Mills Visits Coos County Politician Seeks Primary Support
Brewer Mills of Myrtle Point in Coos County visited Friday and announced his run for county coroner on the Republican ticket. He has served four years and asks voters to back him at the May 19 primary. In Portland, the St Johns bridge near California was used as a worship space for Easter services, drawing churchgoers and curious onlookers.
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Coos County
Ita
Brewer Mills
Coos Coun
Myrtle Point
Eead
Corongy
Heo
Portland
Ore
St. Jutbos
California
Catching Creek Community Meeting Highlights and Local Visits
The Catching Creek Community club met Sunday at 7 pm with a good turnout. James Harrison of Sumner spoke as a candidate for county judge, introduced by Mr Walker. Attendees included Connie, Mrs Laster Higgins, and business callers Dorothy Williams and family, among others.
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Bushnell
Catching Creek
Kaizer Hospital
North Bend
Clay Williams
Fniday
Harold Winger
Corvallis
Bob Neal
I. Hensley
Bob Adkins
Coquille
Rose Knight
Wayne Carman
Ace Carman
Carl Nelson
Bridge
E Ralph
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Oregon College of Education
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Stanton
Need Conservation
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Frank Florsae
Evan
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Game Commission
Grange Ladies
Henry the Hames
Myrtle Grange
Bandon
Fred True
John F. Fitzsimmons
Co. Com
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Pennais
Tyra
Treac
Joan Fitzsimmons Bandon
Roy M. Grim
Joe
Roy Mc Gum
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Ashland
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Jo Lagi White
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