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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
8
Jack Hendick of Bridge Route pleaded guilty Monday in city court to driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. He was fined 280 dollars and the court recommended a 90 day suspension of his driver license. Hendick had requested a jury trial and waived it on the morning set for the trial.
Linda Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman L Brown in the University of Oregon junior class majoring in journalism has been tapped for Mortar Board senior women’s honorary the university announced today Miss Anna Mee Bills spent the weekend with relatives in Longview Washington.
Mr and Mrs B R Nicklaus hosted Mr and Mrs Glenn Baker of Portland. Mrs Lieyd Bjelde returns from Mast Hospital after surgery. Jock Manmen home after open heart surgery in San Francisco. Percy Adamson treated for an injured back in Medford. Carmen Erickson and Sam Grimes of Oceanlake were guests in Powers. The Dalles trip for Rebekah Assembly with Chaparral Rebekah Lodge delegates. Lawrence Wiwatowski awarded $600 University of Oregon Medical School scholarship. Jim Bentin invited to three month basketball tour in South America. Family visits include Clyde Allen and Velda Hetland with Hans Metland. Velda Allen and Peart Dwering. Spitsnace family from Tacoma visiting, then travels. Johnnie Yingtine car accident near Florence. Janet Root a passenger. Hospital transport to Florence for treatment.
Robert L. Cowart is named supervising systems manager for Community Antenna Systems of Dallas Texas. He will base in Dallas with travel and oversee engineering layout construction and operations. Cowart has worked in the community antenna TV field since 1962 and previously ran Myrtle Point Television Systems with Jack Dunn until its 1961 sale. He is currently in Dallas as the family plans to move June 18.
Duncan Donald Dashney a widely known lumberman died May 19 at his home 1206 North 14th St Coos Bay He lived in the Coos Bay area most of his life was educated there and attended the University of Oregon He worked with the Port Orford Cedar Company Coos Bay Lumber Company Georgia Pacific and recently Coos Head Timber Company He is survived by his widow May a daughter Mrs Jacqueline Morton Broad bent two grandchildren and a brother William McMinnville The funeral was at 3 pm Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church Coos Bay with Dr O W Payne officiating. Concluding rites followed at Sunset Memorial Cemetery me oleum.
West Coast Telephone will host Myrtle Point residents at its new communications exhibits Saturday and Sunday. Refreshments pamphlets and a view of the dial plant await the public with tours by company personnel from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. to p.m. Sunday.
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