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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1960

Page

6

Agness Hosts Shine Under Ray Shaffar Tour

Ray Shaffar recounts welcoming hosts Mr and Mrs Griffith at Singing Springs Agness. He notes fine Japanese beer, a fried chicken feast, Hawaiian music, and a tour of Rogue River scenery. He describes Guatemalan handcrafts and a life-like alligator piece bought for his den.

Ray M. Shaffar Mth Agness Don Wemple Powers Don Griffith Singing Springs Mr. Griffith San Francisco Islands Rogue River Mexico Guatemala Rosa Mr Griffith National Geographic

April Weather and Local Activities in Powers

April temperatures were below normal with one 80 degree day and a total rainfall of 4 inches for the month 44.94 inches year to date. The report details county meeting attendance, church and civic group notes, school activities including a Powers PTA play The Haunted Mouse planned for May 13 at the Girls' old gym.

James Gamwell William Skinner Cedar Rapids Iowalus Ann Iowa Janet Lane Eugene Harry Rolfe Powers Hotel South Gate Calif Jim Viola Kelland Oregon Yvonne Allen Portland Clyde Allens Edith Romig David Duncan Fairview William Pinson California Pinson Hogan's Elmo Pinsons Redding Louis Ross Church of God City Hall PTA

Scout Activities Emphasized at Coquille District Meeting

In Coquille the Coquille valley district of the Oregon Trail Council focused on increased scouting emphasis at a Saturday meeting April 21. Guests Ted Baker and George Alexander attended. about 40 people were present at the Coquille community building. Topics included the national jamboree July 22 28 in Colorado Springs and a scouts weekend April 29 to May 1 to prepare Camp Silicops. The district’s spring fundraising drive begins mid May to raise about 4000 with chairmen Irwin Elders Al Martin Dick Severson and Lought under district head Lee Marshall.

Coquille Valley Oregon Trail Council Coquille Ted Baker Eugen George Alexander Coquille Hotel Art Holmes Colorado Springs Silicops Irwin Elders Powers al Martin Bandon Dick Severson Myrtle Point Lought Lee Marshall

Scouting District Plans May Camporee at Jack Knife Ranch

The district reports 550 active scouts with 1,000 more eligible to join. A camporee is set for May 20 to 22 at Jack Knife ranch in Arago with a full activity schedule and participation from all units. Public visits are invited Saturday 2 to 9 pm and Sunday 9 80 to 12 noon. The drive marks the 50th anniversary of American scouting and district finance chairman Lee Marshall urges investment in the program.

Valley Camp E Danford Yakima Board of Auditors Don Aber Lee Gilmore Art Smith Eugene Jed Russell St Paul's Episcopal Church J W Gamwell Robert Lewis Archie Lane Lions Club Howard Pointer McMinnville Norman Pounder Bandon Willam McLyman Coaville Jack Knife Ranch Arago America Lee Marshall

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