Crater High wins district track meet at Southern Oregon College
Crater High secures 87 points to top the district scoring at Southern Oregon College field. Sutherlin takes second with 54 points, Myrtle Point third with 50, followed by Douglas, Eagle Point, Bandon and others in a 12-school field. Top individual marks listed include Strickland leading time in high hurdles and notable performances in discus and shot put as teams prepare for the state meet in Corvallis.
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Crater High
Southern Oregon College
Sutherin
Bobcats
Sutherlin
Myrtle Point
Corvallis
Mike Russell
Jesse Adams
Rich Springer
Crater
Douglas
Eagle Point
Bandon
Phoenix
Myrtle Creek
Miinols Valley
Coquille
Henley
Glendale
Strickland
Bay
Barkley
Brewer
Klinals
Holmgren
Jacksor
Eagie Point
Poquilles Russell
Myrtle E
Russell
le See
Ther Nood
Christian
Morse
Lilly
Plumley
Illinois
Hughiett
Juveland
Sharp
Beaden
Beck
Myrtle Stir Well
McClure
Point
Broad
Davis
Coshreme
Bartley
M. Creek
Friend
Kincheloe
M Point
Schriker
Moore
Crater and Myrtle Point Athletes Lead Dual Track Events
A fragmented meet report lists athletes from Crater Myrtle Point Sutherlin and allied schools posting times and distances. Notable marks include a 4:47 mile run and a 54.5 second 440 yard, 172 feet javelin, 21 feet 1 1 4 inches broad jump, and a 1 30 1 1 relay for Sutherlin Phoenix and others.
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Goyette
Crater
Point Nois
Menett
Myrthese
Éie Creek
Thompeson
Douglas
Myrtle Creek
Deem
Myrtle Point
Eldon
Boies
Estremado
Stillwell
Sutherlin
Adams
Swingle
Phoenix
Thorton
Henley
Coquille
Hubbard
Christian
Eagle Point
Plumley
Illnois
Korth
Hix
Plucard
Selfers
Strickland
Bay
Broad
Springer
Gosante Crater
Byers
Sharp
Bandon
Joyland
Chriss
Greager
Witte
Arnett
Mason
Dew
Bardwell
Pettegrew
Newton
Jesperson
Aenams Douglas
Myrtle
Straus
McDonald
Ray
Seal
Sitkum social notes reveal weekend visits and Mother's Day gatherings
Sitkum News details a flurry of family visits and Mother's Day celebrations. Charles and Janet Wilson and Don Haynes families visited J. C. Haynes at Lake. Arizona trips were taken by Tom Leiferste and family. Netland and Melanie of Myrtle Point marked Mother’s Day at W. A. Nickason’s, celebrating her mother’s birthday. Elmer Wilson attended church in Myrtle Point and joined dinner with Jin Lett family, honoring Annie Lett. Other guests included Leo Miller, John Carl and Herbert, J. W. Bat, and the Laird and Shelton households plus friends Kenneth and Calvin Laird and the Dick Clayton group.
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Elmer Wilson
Charles Wilson
Janet
Dele
Don Haynes
Sherry
Carolyn
J. C. Haynes
Lake
Tom Leiferste
Mary
Peggy
Arizona
Duane Netland
Melanie
Myrtle Point
W. A. Nickason
Mar Laird
Ivan
Ray Shelton
Myrtle
Arthur Jenks
Ivan Laird
Kenneth
Calvin Laird
Dick Clayton
Family at Come Vata Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clayton
Fragmentary notice mentions Mr and Mrs Doc Clayton hosting a family gathering at Come Vata on a Sunday. It notes a school trip to Dora Friday to play baseball against McKinley, a 7 to 0 overtime loss, and Joanne Shepherd presenting at some event. The piece also references Mareel Lester Maugh of Albany living in Grand Kirk’s house while he is employed trucking eyed in J for hee Merchant.
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Come
Vata
University of Oregon Students Visit for Band Festival
Ervin A. Royer joined his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Royer for the weekend music festival and French horn clinic. Dana Albert, Patricia Riehl, and Clarissa Berning, UO students, were luncheon guests at the Royer home and demonstrated flute and oboe at Myrtle Crest Gym during the festival.
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Ernest Royer
U. of O
Ervin A. Royer
J. Thomas Royer
Dana Albert
Patricia Riehl
Clarissa Berning
University of Oregon
Myrtle Crest
Oregon veterans loan program adds mortgage cancellation plan
The State of Oregon reports 153 home and farm loans totaling 1 037 660 closed in April and 248 000 for the month, bringing total 1945 to 774 000 loaned to World War II and Korean veterans. Loans up to 15000 for homes or farms at 4 percent. The program funds directly from Salem or Portland via the Department of Veterans Affairs. A new mortgage cancellation life insurance feature pays off the mortgage if the borrower dies.
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H Lfeld
Sai
State of Oregon
State of
Oregon
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Salem
Portland
Insurance covers veteran loan closings under new plan
In two months this plan has paid off the homes of three deceased veterans. Loans closed since March 1 are automatically insured if they refuse it. Loans closed before March 1 have until May 31 to apply without proving insurability.
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Ualves
Mrs Gene Parsons Elected to Head the American Legion Auxiliary
Regular monthly meeting held May 9 at 809 p m at Mrs Bessie Williams home on Reedsford Road presided by President Mrs Gene Parsons A motion from the Department Vice President to raise dues to 3 25 a year Dues to be collected in May and June All dues expected before Convention Officers elected for the ensuing term and help from the girls requested.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Bessie Willams
Reedsford Road
Gene Parsons
Meeting notes from Oregon group discuss poppy sale shift
Officers listed including Mrs Gene F as 1st vice president and Mrs John Arnold as vice president report on state officers visit. The group plans a Wear a Poppy campaign replacing the prior buy a poppy phrase. Meeting closes after remarks and refreshments.
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Gene F
John Arnold
Hugo Michel
Hank Rowell
Ralph
Department of Oregon
Jersey in Davenport Herd Produces 10 826 Lb Milk Dam
A registered Jersey cow owned by W R Davenport of Myrtle Point Oregon has been rated a Tested Dam by The American Jersey Cattle Club. Maori Peer Lad Princess earned the distinction for three offspring with official records and produced 10 826 pounds of milk with 628 pounds butterfat over a 303 day mature equivalent period.
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Davenport
W. R. Davenport
Myrtle Point
Ore
American Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey Cattle Club Sets Rule for Tested Dam Progeny
The Jersey Cattle Club defines progeny of a Tested Dam as three tested offspring from its national hub in Columbus, allowing three daughters, three sons, or any mix totaling three.
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Jersey
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Sitkum News
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