Bobcats Take Third at Coos County Track Meet
Myrtle Point Bobcats finished third in the Coos County track meet at North Bend. Marshfield led in running events while North Bend dominated field events. team scores: Marshfield 7034, North Bend 691/2, Myrtle Point Coquille 19 9/10. Bobcats’ top finishes included Bob Richmond high pole vault 11 ft 3 in, 11 ft 7 in attempts, Dick Myers tied for high jump third, Jim Beck third in 100 yd dash, and Duane Simmons third in mile. Only two seniors on squad. Marlin Gasner missed the meet but will run at Roseburg. Sub-district winners advance to Springfield district.
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Richard Springer
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Jesse Adams
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Harrison Bryant
Myrtle
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Mike Russel
DeWard
Springer
Breed
Myrtle Point
Lee Adams
Schulz
McCainard
Marlin Gasner
Roseburg
Springfield
Oregon Delegate Dorothy Teel To Speak In Coos County
Miss Dorothy Teel, one of two Oregon delegates to Europe under the IFYE program, will report to Coos county groups May 9 to 11. She spent June 16 to November 8 in Germany living with farm families and will share slides and travel details at several local meetings.
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International Farm Youth Exchange Program
Coos County
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Broadbent Grange Hall
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Coquille
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Chicago
Myrtle Point Summer Recreation for Local Youth
Myrtle Point will sponsor a summer recreation program for boys and girls six years and older. The program runs June 13 to August 19 and is directed by Charles Humbke, Myrtle Crest school athletic director. Morning sessions are divided by age groups 6–7 at 9:00, 8–11 at 10:00.
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Myrtle Point
Charles Humbke
Myrtle Crest School
City hosts mixed youth sports league schedule
The program sets 11:00 start times with activities across the city. Afternoons feature Pee Wee and American Legion baseball while Tue and Thu evenings bring a Junior High gym basketball league. Details to be announced as time arrives.
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American Legion
Wet April tops Powers rainfall since 1947
April brought 838 inches of rain at Powers, the wettest month since 1947 when 805 inches were recorded, totaling 49.85 inches for the year. Temperatures ranged from 29 to 73 degrees with 22 rainy days and 23 nights below 40. Community society notes include attendance contest leaders and club activities.
St Paul’s Episcopal church to host confirmation class
A confirmation instruction class will be held Thursday at 7 30 pm at St Paul’s Episcopal church. The event invites all interested attendees to participate. Postmaster and Mrs A L Burch attended funeral services for the farmer's brother-in-law in Portland. St Paul’s Guild meeting set for Friday at 8 pm hosted by Mrs Clarence Spitznass and Mrs J F Johnson. Mrs Jay Waldren and Mrs Burmis Cowan visited Coquille on Thursday where Cowan received a stork shower.
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A. L. Burch
Portland
St Paul's Episcopal Church
St Paul's Guild Wall
Clarence Spitznass
J F Johnson
Jay Waldre
Chetco and Rogue River Projects Near Salem Action
The Oregon House unanimously approved a memorial backing two river works at Chetco and Rogue. The measure, urged by Rep. McKenzie, moves to the Senate where Sen. Ulett favors it. The memorial argues the projects will ease regional feelings and attract federal funding for a small craft harbor at the Chetco mouth and Rogue River harbor development at Gold Beach.
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Coquille
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Pacific Northwest
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Local Social News and Property Transfers in Gaylord
Mrs. Julia Howard visited family in Lowell over the weekend. Mr and Mrs. Jack Sperry hosted. James McWilliams reports a large bobcat kill on his sheep range. Several families visited Rees Daniels. Carmans returned from California via Arcata. Property changes include the Tom Thompson ranch purchase and related relocations. Head and Devereaux rental transfer. Sells visit to Lewis family. Kermit Helen, Powers visitors. Sunday dinner at the McWilliams home with Smeed and McDry families.
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Julia Howard
Lowell
Jack Sperry
Warren Rema
Guy Ralph
Baby
Creek James McWilliams
Luther Daniels
Myrtle Point
Clinton Carman
California
Arcata
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Annie Hamblock
Los Angeles
Eula Cooke
John Carman
Carmans
James Devereaux
Louis Sells
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