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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1954

Page

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Cub Scouts Graduate to Boy Scouts in Myrtle Crest Ceremony

Shown in the picture are Cub Scouts who moved up to Boy Scouts in a ceremony held last Wednesday evening at the Myrtle Crest gym. The group includes Jimmy Brodie Don Wagner Jimmy Edlund Tim Woolley Richie Daniels Ben Brodie James Thomas Danny Noyes Gary Ratcliffe Larry Neugart John Todd with Cub Scout master Arlo Duncan and den mothers Mrs Don Edlund Mrs Laverne Noyes Mrs Dick Johnson and Mrs Darrell Brodie Assistance noted for Den 1 and Den 4.

Myrtle Crest Gym Jimmy Brodie Don Wagner Jimmy Edlund Tim Wooley Richie Daniels Ben Brodie James Thomas Danny Noyes Gary Ratcliffe Larry Neugart John Todd Arlo Duncan Don Edlund Laverme Noyes Dick Johnson Darrell Brodie Lavern Noyes Gary Ratcliff Tim Weeley den Four den Two

Local Myrtle Point Chief Rick Vines Backed for Sheriff

A Myrtle Point police chief named Richard Rick Vines is endorsed for sheriff of Coos county by a local column. The piece argues for supporting homegrown candidates and criticizes a sheriff endorsed rival, while praising the present sheriff as a friend.

Rick” Vines Richard “Rick” Vines Myrtle Point Coos County Rick

Local Push Supports Rick Vines for Coos County Sheriff

Myrtle Point police chief Rick Vines receives backing from Lans Leneve in Coos County. The endorsement notes Rick’s efficient leadership, despite being a Democrat, and urges voters to write in his name with an X. Continued on Page Two.

Lans Rick Rathlings Lans Leneve Myrtle Point Sheriffs Office

Friday Is Election Day In Oregon Voters Told Where To Vote

Oregon voters face a Friday primary with sample ballots at the Herald office for both parties. Southern Coos County polling places listed from Lee Valley to Myrtle Point, with locations including schools, grange halls, and churches. The Herald endorses certain Democratic and Republican candidates and warns that cross ticket voting requires a write in with an X. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm and voters are encouraged to vote early to reduce congestion.

Oregon Democrat Herald Offigy Republian Coos County Lee Valley Lee Valles Church of God Parsonae Myrtle Point Amerian Legion Hall Christian Church Myrtle Crest New Junior High School Richard Joe Vines Port of Coquille J. N Gearhart

Legion Burns Mortgage on Air Lock Machine at Mast Hospital

The American Legion paid the final installment to retire the mortgage on the Air Lock machine donated to Mast hospital for premature and underprivileged babies. In the photo Bill Downing presents the check to nurse supervisor Mrs. T Veil Johnson while American Legion commander Barney Bell looks on. the infant Galil Marie Wright is pictured inside the device. The Air Lock machine, a joint effort of Coquille and Myrtle Point posts and auxiliaries, has reportedly saved about 14 babies since its operation.

American Legion Mast Hospital Bill Downing Legion Committee T. Veil “Mac” Johnson Paul Hammer Barney Bell Galil Marie Harley Wright Coquille Myrtle Point

Fair Board Favors City Contract for Oaks Pavilion

Coos County Fair Board at its May meeting reaffirmed plans to let the Myrtle Point Lions Club modernize Oaks Pavilion interior if the city assumes maintenance and insurance. The board would roof and rebuild the foundation, lease the building for community use except during the fair. A committee was authorized to finalize terms with Myrtle Point council and Lions Club and report at the June meeting. Lions Club ad sales for the fair book continue, with the book due to print in June.

Fair Board City Make Oaks Pavilion Community Bldg Coos County Duke Davenport Tom Guerin Ann Roush Council Lions Club Lions Clubs J. L. Smith Sam Dement

Limitation Election Set For May 20 At Union High School

A special election will be held Thursday May 20 from 2 00 p m to 8 00 p m at Union High School seeking voter approval to exceed the 6 percent limitation per Budget Committee recommendation. The high school millage rate is not expected to exceed the current year.

Union High School

Lions Defeat Rotarians In Annual G. s Trek

In a Myrtle Point golf scramble at the Countis club last Wednesday afternoon, the Lions defeated the Rotarians of Myrtle Point and Coquille. Prize winners included Claude Mason Ras Getechell Bob Thompson Rob Parsons Tex Billingstes Andy Richardson Spike Leslie Ritchie Francis Jim Kilgore and Crayton Mast with Crayton posting a 34.

Myrtle Point Claude Mason Ras Getechell Bob Thompson Rob Parsons Tex Billingstes Andy Richardson Spike Leslie Ritchie Francis Jim Kilgore Slim Max Powers Clasvton Mast Irv Wilberger George Hall Crayton

Powers Lions Club to Stage Trap Shoot in Powers Oregon

Ray Getehell of the Powers Lions club announced a trap shoot to be held in Powers Oregon next Sunday. The event welcomes all interested and ammunition or cats can be purchased on the grounds. New traps will be used and are expected to be in action all day.

Ray Getehell Powers Lions Club Powers Ray Oregon

Myrtle Point High to Hold Baccalaureate and Commencement

The Myrtle Point High School Class of 1954 will host a baccalaureate service Sunday in the school gym with Rev. George Lease as pastor. Commencement exercises follow Wednesday May 26 at 8 pm with Dr Roy McCall of the University of Oregon delivering the address.

H. S Myrtle Point High School G. B. Goddard George Lease Bill Downing Edw. McClurg Larry Cribbins Wallace Jones Downing Roy McCall University of Oregon L tHer Simons A. Theodore Smith Carol Porter Evelyn Mast Robert Stevens McCall G B Goddard John Carman Ali Hammer G B. Goddard Mr Carman Jay Beebe

Spring Handicap Golfries Second Flight Winners Listed

Gary Morris defeated Mrs Cecil Patrick and Andy Richardson beat Jack Dunn lead winners in the spring handicap golf event. Second flight match listings show George Hall, Bob Kralicek, Chuck Hewlett and others advancing as the tourney moves toward week two and next Sunday deadline.

Gary Morris Cecil Eva) Patrick Andy Richardson Jack Dunn Bob Kralicek Marvin Harris Parm Nona George Hall Parm Patrick Chuck Hewlett Maurice Englegan Bill Downing Lou Holiman Elton Schroeder Kralicek Alice Hammer George Chatburn John Vannice Bud Barthelmew Cecil Carter Quasers Cecil Patrick Marian Harris Carly Atkinson John Heeren Russ Holiman Ken Kind John Lauterbach Dr. Ley Ed Sabolyk Bob Hewlett Chet Noyes Frank Burbank Bob Brooks Graves

State Highway Funds Target Coquille to Point on 42

Frank Meldrum cites a telephone tip from Chandler that the State Highway Commission budgets 256900 for Highway 42 from Coquille east to Point this year. The Myrtle Point Chamber leader notes no timetable for a route change through Myrtle Point and hints at ongoing investigations into industrial activity.

State Highway Commission Highway 43 Frank Meldrum Myrtle Point

Cub Scouts Graduate to Boy Scouts in Impressive Ceremony

Eleven boys from Den 4 and Jimmy Brodie from Den 2 received graduation certificates and the nebras badge at a Myrtle Crest School Pack meeting on Wednesday evening May 12. Den three also earned dinner bars while awards included Wolf Bear Gold and Silver arrows with leaders Mrs Lavern Noyes and Mrs Don Edlund directing the ceremony. Danny Noyes and Jimmy Edlund honored their mothers with four service stars each for four years of Cub Scouting. Continued on Back Page.

Den 4 Jimmy Brodie Den 2 Myrtle Crest School Arlo Duncan Akela Wolf Ronnie van Vinack Kerry Doyle George Barkley Steven Hawes David Hubert Peter Todd Lloyd Wisecarver Paul Franzen Jerry Caudle Ben King Dean Noyes Dwight Howerton Larry Kinsey Clifford Wisecarver Rodney Dunn Bill Brodie Alvin Stibitz Bob Johnson Paul Daniels Den Danny Noyes Jimmy Edlund den Four Neyex

Senior Class Scores In Presenting Dirty Work at Cross Roads

Senior class planned a play Dirty Work at the Cross Roads with cast including Phyllis Belanger Ervin Royer Audrey Russell Bill Long Delores Harriman Larry Cribbins Larryon Lucas Delores Wiwatowski Wanda Sanford and Carol K Hall. Esther Lang presided at the piano while Bob Stevens Sydney Arnaud Don Paulus Verlin Vian and others handled backstage chores. The seniors did a bang up job though some readers lament missing the performance.

Herald Cross Roads Phyllis Belanger Ervin Royer Audrey Russell Bill Long Delores Harriman Larry Cribbins Larryon Lucas

Five Myrtle Point Students Win College Scholarships

Audrey Russell and Evelyn Mast win scholarships at Southern Oregon College of Education. Aura Lee Deaver Mildred tion sad Robert Bievene, Willasn tion and Stevens receive stipends at Willamette University for the next school year.

Myrtle Point Audrey Russell Evelyn Mast Southern Oregon College of Education Aura Lee Deaver Mildred Tion Robert Bievene Willasntion and Stevens Willamette University

Myrtle Extension Unit Installs New Officers At May Meeting

Myrtle extension met at the Boy Scout building on Friday May 14. New officers were installed by Mrs A R Davenport with Mrs Jim Bushnell as chairman Mrs Roy Walter as vice chairman and Mrs Clarence Ralph as secretary treasurer. Incoming and outgoing officers received corsages from the outgoing chairwoman Mrs O H Ansen.

Myrtle Extension Unit Myrtle Boy Scout A. R. Davenport Jim Bushnell Roy Walter Clarence Ralph Treas O. Hu Ansen Meesdames Frank Larsen John Felsher Guy Ralph Warren Rema Lester Higgins Neal Haga Jim Johnson Elton Aasen Ray Robinson Mesdames P F. Bartlett Verne Lundy A. BR. Davenport J A. Davenport Rey Walter Dean Bramon Tom Coffman O H Ees Marion Lakey Percy Barsee Atbert Cupinski George King Bert King W. R. Davenport

Myrtle Paint Community Band to Build Park Band Stand

Members will gather at the city park next Sunday morning to construct a band stand using cut material donated by John Cawrse, Herzog, Ann Roush and the Auto store. The project aims to finish before a concert that afternoon with Speany Rem as manager and prior practice held at Am Roush Service station marquee.

Myrtle Paint Gether John Cawrse Herzog Ann Roush Speany Rem Memager Am Roush

Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Sale Slated for May 28 29

Legion Auxiliary plans a Poppy Day sale here on Friday and Saturday May 28 and 29. Volunteers including Mrs Br c Myre will distribute American Legion poppies to raise funds and support veterans.

Legion Auxiliary Br c Myre New Og Sehela

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