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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1974

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Sandistéts Plan Benefit for Hospital Gala Night

The Coquille Valley Hospital Auxiliary hosts a charity theatre gala on Friday May 24 in the Sawduster area. Patrons will enjoy champagne exotic hors d horaes and audience participation in a melodrama written by Merbert Swayne. Proceeds fund a Servo-Care Incubator for the nursery.

Ladies of the Auxiliary Harry Sled, Jr Robert Geaney, Jr Merbert Swayne Melody Lane Windemere Hightower Lucius

City levy defeated in Myrtle Poles budget vote

The 1974 78 Myrtle Poles budget failed by nine votes 108 yes 119 no. The tax levy would have been 9806 608 versus 141 350 this year. Countywide, Coos County Intermediate Education District budget also rejected with 8 yes 177 no.

Coos County

Dora Cemetery Association Meeting and Show Plans

The Dora Cemetery Association sets its annual meeting for Saturday May 15 at 10 30 a m followed by a clean up. A play directed by Mrs Joan Berry features Onford graduate mute Indian girl and characters Battel Ax Annie Hiram Abernathy and Pauriel Adkins with songs and dances taught by Mrs Frankie Douglas. Tickets via hospital auxiliary members or call Mrs Jean Powers or Mrs Sue Geaney of Coquille Station 81 E let Coquille 39 663.

The Dora Cemetery Association Onford Battel Ax Annie Hiram Abernathy Pauriel Adkins Joan Berry Frankie Douglas Amy Coos County Jean Powers Sue Geaney Coquille Stationary Coquille

Coquille Man Receives Successful Kidney Transplant

Coquille resident Marlin Glock, longtime artificial kidney patient, underwent a kidney transplant at the University of Oregon Medical School in Portland on April 26. Glock, a salesman from Coos Bay, had been in the Kidney Association of Oregon program since July 1972 and later returned home for ongoing dialysis.

Marlin L. Glock Coquille Kidney Association of Oregon University of Oregon Medical School Portland Glock KAO Good Samaritan Hospital Hal and Rudin Stationary and Office Supply Coos Bay

Gardener Kay Gebhardt Wins Coos County Fair Theme

Kay Gebhardt of North Bend submitted the winning theme for the 1874 Coos County Fair Back to Earth Days. She is active in Holy Redeemer Church and local bowling leagues, with a background in real estate work at Justrom and Stromme in Coos Bay. The Gebhardt family includes three grown children: Ann in Portland, Cherie a Crown Zellerbach CPA, and George Jr with Procter and Gamble in Eugene.

North Bend Kay George) Gebhardt Coos County Fair Gebhardt Justrom and Stromme Coos Bay Mra Gebhardt Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Top Mat Drive In Ann Gebherd e@ musicien Portland Cheries Crown Zelierbach Im Vernenia George Jr Procter & Gambie Eugene

Myrtle Point Wins Forestry Field Day Honors

Myrtle Point led the Forest Products Field Day at the local fairgrounds on May 4, winning five of ten events and totaling 808 points. Closest rival was Pleasant Hill with 270 points, while Jon Reed earned Outstanding Logger with 11 points.

Myrtle Poin Days Creek Scio Lebanon Grants Pass Pleasant Hill Myrtle Point Myrtle Poist Pleasant Mill Jon Reed Ron Smith Jon Snmal Foreat Products

Butler dies in two car crash near Cherry Creek hill

William R. Butler 45 of Sitkum Route died Tuesday night while being transported to Coquille Valley Hospital after a two car collision in the Dora area near Cherry Creek hill. He worked for Roseburg Lumber Co in Coquille and was president of the local Plywood Lumber and Sawmill Workers union AFL-CIO in Coquille.

William R Bill) Butler Sitkum Coquille Valley Hospital Myrtle Point Dora Cherry Creek Hill Butler Roseburg Lumber Co Coquille Plywood, Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union Afl-Cio

Bank debits rise in Coos County March totals

March 1974 bank debits across eleven Coos County banks reached 112,772,000, up from March 1973. Oregon statewide 432 banks reported a 0.4 percent rise from February 1974 and 37.8 percent from March 1973, with total March 1974 debits at 9,058,359,600. A rabies clinic May 16 at Myrtle Veterinary Hospital charges 3 dollars for dogs and cats four months old and older.

Coos County University of Oregon Bureau of Business Research Oregon Oregon Veterinary Medical Association Southwestern Oregon Veterinary Medical Association Myrtle Veterinary Hospital

Kindergarten Spots Open At Myrtle Point School

Parents who missed the regular registration date can obtain kindergarten registration forms at Myrtle Point Kindergarten, 805 1/2 Railroad Ave, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Myrtle Point Kindegarten

Stewart to be honored at luncheon

A luncheon honoring retiring District 41 school superintendent Joe Stewart is set for 1 p.m. May 16 at the Coquille Valley Elks Lodge. Reservations can be made by calling 672-6111 or 672-8811.

Joe Stewart Coquille Valley Elks Lodge

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